Marintec was set up in 1983. The founder trained on the Clyde at McGruers and Caterpillar Engines, Glasgow.
We are a full member of YDSA and can offer measurement and MCA certification. Marintec offers surveying and consultancy services for both the structural aspects of the vessel and the systems, such as electrics and engines and their supporting components, together with plumbing and ventilation.

deanfuller@marineware.com

Established in 1996, Apollo has the experience in developing the successful online presence for a wide variety of clients, including small privately owned businesses to large council run organisations.

Our reputation is based on the ability to consistently provide an excellent level of service to our clients from project inception, through to the online launch and most importantly - ongoing support.

MarineCo was formed over 50 years ago as a specialist wholesale supplier to the fishing industry in Scotland. It has evolved over the years , specializing in consumable products such as wires, ropes, nets and the like. Recently, MarineCo has moved into lifesaving equipment, lubricating oils and stainless rigging.

A Collaboration of six UK universities offering distance learning postgraduate training in marine technology. The programme is aimed at graduates working in the marine industry and is accredited by RINA, IMarEST and IMECHE.

mtec is a consortium of three leading UK universities recognised for their excellence in marine technology education and research. The universities involved are:

As a Corgi registered company, we have been specialising in the design, supply, installation and testing of marine LPG systems for nearly 8 years. During this time, we have designed LPG systems for many classic & historic vessels that blend in with the aesthetic requirements of those particular vessels while still meeting the current regulations. We are main suppliers of Nereus LPG detection & control systems which can be customised to suit most requirements. We are qualified to carry out MCA coding LPG system inspections to all standards.

The primary aim of the Marine Skills Centres is to address the real needs of the large number of small and micro-businesses that make up the sector by providing innovative, dedicated and demand-led marine training services and facilities. As a first step, each Marine Skills Centre is working with ‘prime’ industrial partners who require the initial throughput of training to get the business started.

The primary aim of the Marine Skills Centres is to address the real needs of the large number of small and micro-businesses that make up the sector by providing innovative, dedicated and demand-led marine training services and facilities. As a first step each Marine Skills Centre is working with 'prime' industrial partners who require the initial throughput of training to get the business started.