Ciserv Sweden

Ciserv Sweden was a company known for providing specialized services in the maintenance and repair of engines and equipment, particularly within the marine and power industries. Established as a part of the larger Ciserv network, they offered comprehensive services including engine repairs, reconditioning, retrofitting, and maintenance solutions.


The company was notable for its expertise in working with a wide range of equipment brands and models, and it served various sectors, including commercial shipping, offshore oil and gas, and power generation. Their services were designed to enhance the performance, reliability, and lifespan of critical machinery, thereby helping their clients reduce downtime and maintain operational efficiency.


Ciserv Sweden utilized advanced diagnostic tools and had a skilled team of engineers and technicians who were capable of addressing complex technical issues. The company also emphasized compliance with industry standards and regulations, ensuring that all works were carried out to the highest safety and quality standards.


However, it's important to note that Ciserv Sweden was integrated into Wärtsilä, a Finnish corporation that acquired the global Ciserv network. Wärtsilä is a leading provider of complete lifecycle solutions for the marine and energy markets, and it has absorbed the services and expertise initially offered by Ciserv into its broader portfolio.


If you need the most current information about their services, locations, or contact details, visiting the Wärtsilä website or reaching out to their customer support would be advisable.


Products

Services of: Optimized on-site machining of crank pins, Sketch archive, Woodward, Boilers, Balancing, General repairs, Fuel systems, Chockfast ® installations and SOLAS.

Gothenburg Sweden

Box 8988
Gothenburg 40274
Sweden

Ships

WESTERN TRIUMPH

Ore Carrier | Flag: Papua New Guinea | Port: Port Moresby

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