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Provider of 3D printed maritime parts Pelagus 3D receives first ISO Certifications

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Pelagus 3D, a provider of maritime  3D printed parts, has achieved International Standard requirements ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001: 2018 certifications across its global operations. For the joint venture of thyssenkrupp and Wilhelmsen, these certifications demonstrate commitment to quality, environmental, health and safety management as they imply the implementation of a comprehensive Integrated Management System (IMS).

The certification scope, encompassing “Sales, Engineering, Supply, and Manufacturing (including 3D printing) of Spare Parts On Demand through Digital Platform” holds significant importance within the maritime and offshore industries. It emphasizes Pelagus 3D’s ability to consistently provide spare parts and services that meet customer requirements, as well as applicable quality and regulatory requirements.

“Achieving these certifications is not only a significant milestone in Pelagus 3D’s journey towards operational excellence but also a reaffirmation of our commitment towards quality management of additive manufactured spare parts through the Pelagus platform,” said Kenlip Ong, Chief Executive Officer of Pelagus 3D.

The ISO certifications reinforce the reliability and functionality of additively manufactured spare parts through the Pelagus Platform that links end users including vessel and offshore asset managers to Original Equipment Managers, empowering both parties to store customized digital inventory and create certified parts at scale globally. This underscores Pelagus 3D’s end-to-end customer journey – from order enquiry, manufacturing, quality review, and delivery of the parts.

Pelagus 3D will continue expanding its certifications globally, enhancing the process of on-demand manufacturing of spare parts.

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