Marine engineering- and consultating firm since 2003.
SHIP DESIGN
NAVIS has been involved in the design of many types of small and medium size vessels, from 10 m up to 120 m in length, most of which have been fitted with extensive and complicated equipment.
CONSULTING SERVICES
NAVIS offers and carries out all kinds of consulting services in engineering, shipbuilding and shipping. The company has led and taken active part in many research activities for i. a. the Icelandic Maritime Administration (IMA) and assisted in forming such and similar projects.
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SUPERVISION & SURVEY
A large part of NAVIS´s activities is supervision and survey of all kinds of projects, particularly survey of newbuilding and modifications of ships.
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NAVIS EHF
The engineering consulting firm NAVIS ehf is active mainly in the fields of naval architecture and marine engineering and offers service to shipyards, shipowners, fish processing factories and related fields of activities. Their staff members all have vast experience in their respective specialities and have, through their work, earned extensive knowledge and professional acclaim both locally and internationally.
Employees of NAVIS have been in charge of the design of various kinds of newbuildings, such as stern trawlers, purse seiners /pelagic trawlers, fish factory vessels, line and drift netters, handliners, tugs, ferries, survey- and research vessels. They have furthermore, on behalf of owners, supervised numerous major modifications and repairs of existing vessels, designs and renewals of fish factory lines and taken part in various other projects and surveys each in their particular subjects.
Employees of NAVIS have been in charge of the design of various kinds of newbuildings, such as stern trawlers, purse seiners /pelagic trawlers, fish factory vessels, line and drift netters, handliners, tugs, ferries, survey- and research vessels. They have furthermore, on behalf of owners, supervised numerous major modifications and repairs of existing vessels, designs and renewals of fish factory lines and taken part in various other projects and surveys each in their particular subjects.
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