FCS completes ISO Audit
FCS Completes ISO Audit
Fluid Control Service is pleased to announce that the company has completed the audit process and has been recommended for continued certification to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 & ISO 3834-2 standards.
The QHSE Manual and all related procedures have been reviewed for compliance and all employees have been trained on the updated manual.
The scope of the FCS management system is defined as Rental, Sales and Service of Flow Control Equipment. The audit was performed by KIWA an accredited audit organization. Audit plan included a review of sales order entry, purchasing, engineering and manufacturing processes. There was also emphasis on how the company measures overall business performance and customer satisfaction.
“I’m extremely proud of our entire team for their hard work and dedication toward achieving and maintaining these standards. We will focus our efforts on continually improving in order to serve the demands of our markets and customer base,” says CEO – Tor-Atle Deisz
Other news
FCS will support EnerMech on pre-commissioning project in Southern Italy.
FCS will contribute to the project by providing two (2) down line systems, initially a 5” SoluForce system comprising 850m of 5” SoluForce delivered in two sections installed onto a 4,5m hose drum with live centre/swivel.
Baku Delivery
Our client contacted us on Friday afternoon with a request that required mobilisation of a single almost 0,5km length of 6ND SoluForce H-515 hose installed onto a deployment drum ~ that was the easy part as FCS carry this equipment ready for mobilisation. What was more challenging was the drum drive needed to match the equipment in destination country BAKU.
FCS delivers Hose Transfer System for TP3 Well Clean-up operation
Over that last Days FCS dedicated team have together with our client Equinor and representatives from the DeepOcean installation vessel team been busy spooling the 1,8km SoluForce hose system that is to be used for the transfer of Well Cleanup fluids between the Troll A platform and the DP2 shuttle tanker Siri Knutsen during to upcoming TP3 Well Clean-up operation.