Engineering and manufacturing of technical equipment
Atlas Industrial Management

Quality

Engineering & quality

In industrial supply and manufacturing, quality is measured by evidence, not claims. Here is the path every order follows, from requirement to delivery.

Process

From requirement to delivery

  1. 01

    Understanding the requirement

    We review the technical specifications, operating conditions, standards and project timeline with your team.

  2. 02

    Choosing the supply route

    Depending on the need, we propose the right route — sourcing, domestic manufacture or a mix of both — with a clear estimate of time and cost.

  3. 03

    Manufacturing, assembly and quality control

    Parts are sourced or manufactured, assembled where required, and inspected and tested before delivery.

  4. 04

    Delivery and documentation

    Goods are delivered with their documents and technical file — on site or on board the vessel.

Capabilities

What we do in-house

Sourcing, manufacturing, assembly and quality control are coordinated in one place — which keeps quality, timing and documentation traceable across the whole chain.

Needs analysis and technical advice

Reviewing specifications, operating conditions and project standards before proposing a solution.

Sourcing from reliable suppliers

Selecting and purchasing parts and equipment from dependable domestic and international suppliers.

Part manufacturing

Producing metal and polymer parts to a drawing, sample or technical specification.

Assembly

Building ready-to-install mechanical–electrical assemblies.

Quality control and testing

Inspection and performance testing before delivery, with recorded results.

Logistics and delivery

Shipping, customs and delivery to the project site — including vessels and offshore platforms.

Documentation

Evaluation should rest on evidence

Approval requirements depend on the destination market and use case, and differ from project to project. We provide the technical documentation we hold — specifications, test records and operating guides — to your engineering team so the required path can be mapped out together.

We make no claim about any approval we do not hold.

ISO 9001:2008

ISO 9001:2008

TÜV UK / CONAIPP

Quality management system — issued 2013; scope: material supply, commercial services and offshore project management.

ISO 14001:2004

ISO 14001:2004

TÜV UK / CONAIPP

Environmental management system — issued 2013.

OHSAS 18001:2007

OHSAS 18001:2007

TÜV UK / CONAIPP

Occupational health and safety management system — issued 2013.

Member, Iranian Association of Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering

Member, Iranian Association of Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering

Iranian Association of Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering

Corporate membership certificate No. 344 — issued September 2015.

IRAN IMEX 2014 letter of appreciation

IRAN IMEX 2014 letter of appreciation

Ports & Maritime Organization

Appreciation for taking part in the 2nd Iran International Maritime Exhibition.

Services

Beyond supplying goods

Commercial services — shipping and customs

Shipping goods from anywhere in the world to Iran and from Iran worldwide; arranging consignees in third countries and transit to Iran; delivery to vessels and offshore projects; customs services in Iran and the United Arab Emirates.

Offshore project management

Geotechnical and geophysical surveys; fleet and vessel management; heavy lift and pipeline projects.

Technical consultation and equipment selection

Specialist technical guidance on choosing the right lifting and rigging equipment for the type of load, the environment (marine/offshore) and the project’s safety standards — reducing the risk of a wrong purchase and extending equipment service life.

Marine weather forecast services

Marine weather forecasting through leading providers such as Fugro, Met Consultancy and Global Meteocean — timely, accurate and fairly priced, for planning offshore operations.

Frequently asked

Frequently asked questions

What information do you need for a quote?

The technical specification or drawing, quantity, required standard or grade, delivery location and project timeline. The more complete the information, the more accurate and faster our answer will be.

Can you manufacture a part from a sample or drawing?

Yes. We make metal and polymer parts to a drawing, an existing sample or a technical specification. After reviewing the sample or drawing, we confirm feasibility, lead time and cost.

What documents come with delivered products?

Depending on the product and the project’s requirements, technical documents, inspection and test results, and sourcing or production records are supplied with the goods. Please share your project’s documentation requirements with us before ordering.

Do you deliver to vessels or offshore platforms?

Yes. Delivery to vessels and offshore projects, international shipping and customs clearance in Iran and the United Arab Emirates are all part of our services.

Can you help us choose lifting and rigging equipment?

Yes. Based on the type of load, the environment (marine/offshore) and the project’s safety standards, we recommend suitable equipment — reducing the risk of a wrong purchase and extending equipment service life.

— Talk to Atlas

Request a consultation or supply quote

Send us your technical requirement, specifications and project timeline, and we’ll work out the right route for supply, manufacturing and delivery with you.