Aries Energy has the largest thickness gauging division in the world with more than 200 class approved technicians. Since our inception in 1998, we are proud to have done more than 19000 surveys with various Marine and Offshore clients worldwide. Our experienced riding squads with seamen book/ all major visas are ready to travel and can take up voyage or docking surveys on very short notice. Our specialized inspection teams with relevant offshore training and medical certification can cater to requirements from offshore sector, especially the Rigs, FPSO, FSO, MODU’s, Platforms and well head units.
We provide qualified steel inspectors/ supervisors to carryout steel renewal calculation during pre-docking inspections and renewal verification during repair.
We are certified by all the major classification societies under IACS (International Association of Classification Societies). Certified by Lloyd’s Register, American Bureau of Shipping, DNV-GL, Indian Register of Shipping, Nippon Kaiji Kyokai, RINA, Korean Register of Shipping, Russian Maritime Register of Shipping and Bureau Veritas.
We are also approved for Remote inspections Techniques including Rope Access & Drone visual Inspection.
Aries Energy uses through-coating ultrasonic thickness gauging equipment to measure material thickness without removing existing paint or protective coatings. This reduces inspection time and helps assess corrosion and structural condition without unnecessary surface preparation.
Aries Energy maintains qualified UT gauging inspectors and riding squads capable of supporting urgent vessel surveys, drydock inspections, and offshore assignments. The team includes class-approved inspectors with international mobilisation capability.
Aries Energy uses ultrasonic thickness measurements to identify corrosion wastage and support steel renewal calculations, repair planning, and drydock specifications. The inspection data provides the technical basis for determining required structural repairs.
Aries Energy UT gauging inspectors are approved under major classification societies including Lloyd's Register, ABS, DNV, Indian Register of Shipping, Nippon Kaiji Kyokai, RINA, Korean Register, Russian Maritime Register of Shipping, and Bureau Veritas. Survey results can support classification and statutory inspection requirements.
