Personal Gas Detectors
Calibration, bump testing and supply of portable multi-gas detectors, in line with IMO Resolution MSC.581(110) for enclosed space entry.
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Personal Protection & Personal Safety Equipment
Personal protective equipment is the crew's last line of defence. Woell Marine inspects, tests, refills and supplies the full range of marine PPE — from breathing apparatus and EEBDs to inflatable lifejackets, personal gas detectors, chemical protective suits, fireman's outfits and thermal protective aids.
We deliver MED-certified products and class-approved service with a single point of contact — with calibration, spare sensors and documentation aligned to the latest IMO requirements, including MSC.581(110) for enclosed space entry.
Breathing Apparatus & EEBDs
Annual inspection, hydrostatic cylinder testing and EN 12021 breathing air quality analysis of SCBA and EEBD units — plus supply of masks, cylinders and consumables.
Suits & Fireman's Outfit
Inflatable lifejackets, chemical protective suits, thermal protective aids and complete fireman's outfits — inspection, testing and supply.
Scope of Service
Full PPE service and supply scope for commercial ships and mega yachts:
- Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) — inspection, function test, level check of cylinders, hydrostatic pressure test & refill of cylinders
- EEBDs — periodic inspection
- Inflatable Lifejackets — annual service and CO₂ cylinder / cartridge check
- Personal Gas Detectors — calibration, bump test and sensor replacement
- Chemical Protective Suits — visual, seam and pressure testing
- Fireman's Outfit — inspection, cleaning and completeness check
- Thermal Protective Aids — periodic inspection and replacement
- EN 12021 breathing air quality analysis and full certification package
MSC.581(110) — Enclosed Space Entry
Woell Marine equips your crew with certified portable multi-gas detectors and provides calibration, spare sensors and training documentation so you stay compliant with the latest IMO enclosed-space entry regulations.
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