Harland and Wolff was formed in 1861 by Edward James Harland and Hamburg-born Gustav Wilhelm Wolff. Harland had bought the small shipyard on Queen's Island, in which he was employed as general manager, from Robert Hickson in 1858. The shipyard has built many types of ships continuously since then, the most famous being the RMS Titanic. Their main business today is ship repair and conversion work, ship design and bridge building. Harland and Wolff also owns the world's largest dry dock, which is in Belfast.

We have assisted in large projects like FPSO`S and various oil rigs throughout the past 15 years and have a specialised team of technicians available to manage and implement complete wiring systems and commissioning for any vessel.

We also supply a service which enables 24hour working to all contractors with a maintenance facility to maintain all of their plant and machinery on a regular basis which not only saves money but downtime, this is a key to our driving success, working together with local companies.

Our aim is to complete each project within budget and on time with the minimum of complications and stress for either the main contractor or the client. Supplying all technical and safety ability required we offer a package which is sought after from all main contractors and clients.