BMT Fleet Technology - Hatfield Division

BMT Fleet Technology - Hatfield Division is a part of BMT Group, an international multidisciplinary design, engineering, science, and risk management consultancy company. BMT Group operates across a range of sectors that include defense, energy and resources, environment, shipping, and coastal infrastructure.

BMT has a well-established reputation for delivering high-quality services and solutions that address complex engineering and technological challenges. Specific to the Hatfield Division, though detailed and specific public information might be limited, it generally would be involved in areas such as:

Marine Engineering and Naval Architecture: Focusing on ship design, fleet management, and marine systems engineering.
Risk and Safety Management: Providing advanced risk assessment and safety management services for maritime and other engineering projects.
Research and Development: Engaging in innovative research to develop new technologies and methodologies for various engineering applications.
Environmental Services: Offering solutions to manage and mitigate environmental impact, particularly in marine and coastal settings.

The company provides consultation, design, and support services that are customized to meet the needs of clients from both governmental and commercial sectors. Given BMT's emphasis on innovation and quality, the Hatfield Division would be expected to uphold these standards in their specific area of expertise.

If you seek more specific information or details about certain projects and services offered by the Hatfield Division, reaching out directly to BMT or visiting their official website would be advisable.

604-253-0955
www.fleetech.com
604-253-5023

Products

Design & Engineer Consultancy

Vancouver Canada

#412 - 611 Alexander Street
Vancouver BC
Canada

Ships

TUAH KENANGAN 03

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Maritime News

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Fincantieri Bags Multi-Billion Dollar Cruise Ships Order from Norwegian Operator

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