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OCIMS regulation

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gieter

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We are asked to supply a steel fairlead that complies with above regulation. The origin of the inquiry is Norway and it's related to the offshore buisness.

I did an internet search on "ocims", but it didn't come up with relevant information.

Any hints?

Thanks in advance,

This question was also posted in the Mechanical Engineering other topics forum.
 
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geiter,
The acronym is actually OCIMF which stands for Oil Companies International Marine Forum. It is a self governing group which develops standards for the marine industry and terminal facilities. They are not true regulations, but are broadly adhered-to guidelines used by the entire maritime community. Retry your search and/or refer to the ISGOTT Manual.
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