From the technical specifications of our integrator customers - such as Naval Group, Chantiers Piriou, CMN Group, Kership or Socarenam - we design and manufacture customised mechanically welded equipment, whether they are static or in motion.
Thanks to our 5,000 m² production workshop, We meet the most demanding requirements of the following sectors naval and civil, with a strong commitment to quality, performance and responsiveness.
From the technical specifications of our integrator customers - such as Naval Group, Chantiers Piriou, CMN Group, Kership or Socarenam - we design and manufacture customised mechanically welded equipment, whether they are static or in motion.
EAMS has a state-of-the-art industrial infrastructure comprising 200 m² of design office space and 5,000 m² of production space, designed to meet the quality and traceability requirements of standardised industrial sectors (ISO 9001, EN 15085, ISO 3834, etc.).
Our welding and boiler-making expertise is guaranteed by welders certified to NF EN ISO 9606-1 and in-house QMOS qualifications complying with EN ISO 15614-1. We regularly call on independent certification bodies to validate the conformity of our products.
Our facilities include :
Our specialist engineers and technicians work in the following areas:
EAMS has been involved in a number of strategic naval shipbuilding programmes, as a industrial partner for boiler making, welding, equipment integration, production of mechanical sub-assemblies and workshop tests. Our work covered both the prototyping, of serialization and in-service support. Our main contributions include :
French frigates for Saudi Arabia
Frigates for the Singapore Navy
Franco-Italian air defence frigates
Multi-mission frigates for the French, Moroccan and Egyptian navies
Offshore patrol boats for the Argentine navy
Multi-mission corvettes for the navies of Argentina, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates
Logistics supply ships for the French Navy
Defence and intervention frigates for the French and Greek navies
Mine countermeasures vessels for the Belgian and Dutch navies
