aO.BARIDON & Associates - Marine Engineering

O. BARIDON & Associates is a well-respected marine engineering company known for providing a comprehensive range of engineering services tailored to the maritime sector. The firm, recognized for its technical expertise and industry experience, specializes in various aspects of marine engineering, including but not limited to vessel design, structural analysis, marine systems engineering, and consultancy services.

Key areas of expertise include:

Vessel Design and Construction: They provide specialized services in designing new vessels, ensuring compliance with international maritime standards and regulations. This includes conceptual design, detailed engineering, and overseeing the construction process to ensure quality and safety.
Marine System Engineering: This involves the integration and optimization of various systems onboard vessels, including propulsion, electrical, HVAC, and communication systems. They aim to enhance operational efficiency and reliability.
Structural Analysis: The company conducts extensive structural analyses and simulations to ensure the integrity and durability of marine structures. This service covers hull structures, superstructures, and other critical components of maritime vessels.
Retrofit and Modernization: They offer services for upgrading and modernizing existing vessels to improve performance, comply with new regulations, or extend service life. This can involve retrofitting engines, updating systems, or structural modifications.
Consultancy and Project Management: O. BARIDON & Associates provides consultancy services for shipowners, operators, and shipyards. This includes feasibility studies, project management, regulatory compliance, and risk assessment.
Environmental Compliance: With increasing emphasis on sustainable maritime operations, the company also offers solutions for pollution control, waste management, and compliance with environmental regulations such as IMO’s MARPOL convention.

The company’s reputation is built on a foundation of skilled engineers and technical professionals who bring extensive knowledge and innovative solutions to the maritime industry. By partnering with clients, O. BARIDON & Associates ensures projects are completed efficiently, safely, and within budget, maintaining high standards of quality and service.

Please consult their official website or contact them directly for the most current information and specific details about their services and expertise.

54-11-4311-7468
www.obaridonasoc.com.ar
54-11-4311-7782

Products

Design, Survey & Support Services

Buenos Aires Argentina

San Martin 981 P.4 OF. 14
Buenos Aires 1004
Argentina

Ships

MARIDA MIMOSA

Chemical Carrier | Flag: Republic of Marshall Islands | Port: MAJURO

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