Ship classification societies serve as technical review boards. They issue recommendations, guidelines and regulations for designing, building or modifying ships.
The classification societies follow this monitoring process throughout all building phases. This also applies to the project planning phase for a Böning ship alarm system. Plan approvals and factory tests are submitted to the classification societies. This process of project planning, plan approval and factory tests means that the customer’s requirements and desires are explicitly met, but in compliance with all guidelines and regulations of the classification societies.
This close cooperation with the classification societies results in efficient, user-friendly and ultra-modern systems by Böning for safe operation of a vessel. The classification societies test the reliability of all ship systems, including Böning’s systems, during a ship’s commissioning and during ship visits at regular intervals.
If a ship and its systems are approved by the classification societies and thus classified, it is restricted in only minor ways on its shipping routes. Non-classified ships are not permitted in European territorial waters or ports.