Fiji Ships and Heavy Industries Limited (FSHIL) is offering  its services to fishing vessels from Asian countries that fish in the region.

This has been confirmed by FSHL manager, Lopeti Radravu who said that FSHIL provided service to vessels in the regions.

He said FSHIL was committed to meeting their customers’ needs as they strive to maintain a business culture that was customer-focused.

“Even though the services rendered are customer-focused, we always ensure that our standards are not compromised in the process,” Mr Radravu said.

Mr Radravu said FSHIL was proud to be setting the standard for ship repairing in the Pacific based on safety and reliability of its services.

Fiji Ships and Heavy Industries Limited (FSHIL) has built a solid foundation over the years as one of the region’s leading ship repair companies, providing ship repair and maintenance to the region for more than 50 years.

It was established in the 1960’s by the Fijian Government and it is now a subsidiary company of Fiji Ports Corporation Limited and operates as a self-funded, commercial company.

“FSHIL accommodates emergency calls from ship operators, through the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) as part of its role under the International Maritime Organization (IMO) code.

“It adheres to the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) standards. This professional, Accredited Certification Body, of which Fiji is a member country, complies with ISO-IEC 17021: 2006 for Ship Repair and Refit ISO 9001:2015 certification,” he said.