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Tasneef Naval Vessel Classification Services

Tasneef offers a comprehensive portfolio of classification services to designers, builders and operators of Naval, Coast Guard and government vessels.
Naval Vessels Classification with Tasneef is a choice of aiming for Quality, Safety and Cost-effectiveness for Building and Managing Ships. Tasneef can represent a primary technical partner for Navies and Shipyards.
Tasneef Naval Vessel Classification provides world-class new building and technical advisory services for all types of Naval and fast-patrol vessels; ranging from small RIBs, all the way through aircraft-carriers, patrol vessels, corvettes, frigates, Landing Platform Docks, fleet tankers and mine countermeasure vessels.
Tasneef Naval Vessel Classification Services has developed two sets of rules for the classification of military ships:
  • Rules for the classification of Naval Ships, which are intended for the classification of steel ships, auxiliary and combatant, starting from corvettes and upwards
  • Rules for the Classification of Fast Patrol Vessels, which are intended for the classification of high speed ships up to 65 m and built in steel, aluminium alloy or composite materials.
Tasneef Naval Vessel Classification Services consist of three distinct parts:
  1. Plan Review and Approval.
  2. Surveys During Construction (New Building).
  3. Surveys After Construction.
MAIN BENEFITS
  • Public demonstration of the quality and safety policy adopted by the Navy for its ships and crews
  • Classification rules tailored for the specific needs of the Navy ,maintaining full-function operations during orderly and timely updates.
  • Flexibility and possibility of additional customization (e.g. use of alternative standards)
  • Achieving cost-reduction through selection of commercially-economic materials in absence of definite military standards.
  • Provide support to Navies and Shipyards from first phases of design and new construction- of both platforms and combat systems- all through life-time of the Ship/Unit.
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