Main Activities
1. The development and updating of the rules for classification and construction of floating objects, industrial objects as well as statutory and administration survey guidelines resulting from authorizations granted to PRS by Governments.
2. Performing surveys for compliance with the requirements of the Society’s own rules for classification and construction and/or the requirements of the relevant international conventions as well as national regulations regarding the following:
- floating objects, including naval craft,
- special purpose objects intended for the State security and defence,
- construction of steel structures, pipelines and industrial installations, as well as land objects,
- construction and repair of containers,
- manufacture of materials and products,
- approval of products, manufacturers and service suppliers.
3. Provision of technical expertise and advisory services.
4. Certification
- Certification of quality management systems (ISO 9001)
- Certification of environmental protection systems (ISO 14001)
- Certification of work safety management systems (PN-N-18001)
- HACCP Certification
- Products certification for conformity with the European Union directives
4. Industrial supervision
- Investors supervision of steel structures
- Supervision of gas transfer pipelines, power engineering and municipal media and their equipment
- Investors supervision of motorways, roads, viaducts, tunnels and culverts
- Supervision of land environment protection objects
- Supervision of hydrotechnical objects (weirs, locks, breakwaters, platforms, wharves)
5. Others activities
- Underwater inspections
- Approval of products
- Approval of firms
- Technical expertise and advising for external bodies such as: underwriters, banks
- Research and development
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