Lloyds Register has a long history with the naval community and through the Naval Ship Rules it can provide a benchmarked against international legislation while considering the operational role of the vessel and also recognising that the navy may  have a higher tolerance of risk in specific situations and more stringent requirements/standards to address. 

This presentation through a series of cases studies will demonstrate how this has been achieved successful on a variety of different naval  platforms always meeting the navy’s specification and tailored requirements.by Ian White and Yorick Spoelstra, Naval Business Manager Lloyd´s Register

From the meeting "New building program of the Danish Defence".

The Danish Defence are to build new ships to protect Denmark’s interests in the coming years. At this event we are going to do a deep dive into the new build program of the Danish Defence

How do modern times require new measures and cutting edge engineering to keep up with today’s demands. We will ask the industry: How are these demands fulfilled and what brake-troughs are needed to succeed?