China Classification Society (CCS), formerly known as the Bureau of Ship Inspection, was established in 1956, which is a specialized institution for making ship specifications and inspecting ships, materials and equipment. China Classification Society, Lloyd's Register of Shipping, american bureau of shipping, Norwegian Register of Shipping and other 10 classification societies are full members of IACS, and they are risk management organizations engaged in ship classification in China. At present, there are 57 domestic branches and 7 foreign branches/kloc-0. Since 1992, China Classification Society has established a quality system meeting the requirements of ISO900 1 standard according to the requirements of IACS, and obtained the "Quality System Certificate" issued by an international certification body in March 1994, becoming an inspection institution with ISO900 1 quality system certification. Its technicality, impartiality of service and internationality of business have been recognized and affirmed by customers at home and abroad.
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