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COMPANY PROFILE COMPANY Lonestar Laboratories are ISO/IEC 17025:2005 Testing Laboratories Accredited by UKAS, DAC (Lonestar Dubai) & ENAS (Lonestar Abu Dhabi) for Testing Activities as Shown in Lonestar Website - Schedule of Accreditation. Lonestar Laboratories are also certified to ISO 9001-2008 and OHSAS 18001:2007 and ISO 14001:2004 CCOOMMPPAANNYY PPRROOFFIILLEE COMPANY PROFILE COMPANY PROFILE abcdef Lonestar Laboratories are ISO/IEC 17025:2005 Testing Laboratories Accredited by UKAS, DAC (Lonestar Dubai) & ENAS (Lonestar Abu Dhabi) for Testing Activities as Shown in Lonestar Website - Schedule of Accreditation. Lonestar Laboratories are also certified to ISO 9001-2008 and OHSAS 18001:2007 and ISO 14001:2004 LLoonneessttaarr GGrroouupp CCoommppaanniieess Lonestar Technical Services Lonestar Technical & Industrial Services P.O. Box 8817, Dubai P.O. Box 6098, Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Telephone: +971 4 324 3888 Telephone: +971 2 550 0767 Facsimile : +971 4 324 3682 Facsimile : +971 2 550 0838 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.lonestar-lab.com LOCATIONS & REPRESENTATIVES • DUBAI • ABU DHABI • OMAN Rev072012 Company Profile T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S Sections Company Introduction ................................................................................................... 1 Mission Statement ........................................................................................................ 2 Quality Policy ................................................................................................................ 3 Health, Safety & Environmental Policy ......................................................................... 4 Registration / Permit ..................................................................................................... 5 Accreditation & Certification .......................................................................................... 6 Awards / Achievements ................................................................................................ 7 Registration & Prequalification with Major Oil Companies ............................................ 8 Scope of Testing ........................................................................................................... 9 Analytical Chemistry & Environmental Division ......................................... A Industrial Hygiene-IH / Indoor Air Quality-IAQ Division ............................. B Material / Mechanical Testing Division ...................................................... C Metallurgical Failure Investigation Division ............................................... D Non Destructive Testing (NDT) Division ................................................... E Civil / Construction Material Testing Division ............................................ F Geotechnical Services Division ................................................................. G Partial List of Major Ongoing & Completed Projects ................................................... 10 Organizational Chart ................................................................................................... 11 Location Maps ............................................................................................................. 12 abcdef Company Profile C O M P A N Y I N T R O D U C T I O N abcdef Lonestar Technical Services P.O. Box 8817 Tel: +971 4 324-3888 Dubai Ship Docking Yard (Al Jadaf) Fax: +971 4 324-3682 Building # DY–34 email: [email protected] Dubai - United Arab Emirates website: www.lonestar-lab.com BRIEF COMPANY INTRODUCTION Lonestar is a testing and analytical laboratory established and registered in Emirate of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and located in Business Bay Area inside Dubai Ship Docking Yard – Al Jadaf. The laboratory has been in operation since 1992. Lonestar not only continues to offer the same reliable analytical and testing services offered in the past, but also has substantially expanded its scope of services and laboratory locations in Abu Dhabi and Oman The uniqueness of Lonestar is its personnel. Our technical personnel have been working in many diverse industrial applications for numerous years. We are therefore able to better understand and address problems in a more realistic manner. At Lonestar all tests are conducted in accordance with internationally accepted test methods and specifications. Due to cooperative agreements between Lonestar and other reputable laboratories in Europe and the USA, we are able to address the most complex analytical requirement, should the need arise. The areas of service currently covered by Lonestar are as follows: • Chemical Analysis • Construction Materials Testing (Civil) • Scale /Deposit Analysis • Supply of Certified Inspectors • Petroleum Products Analysis • Non Destructive Testing-NDT • Environmental Testing • Radiography -RT • Effluent Analysis • Magnetic Particle Testing -MPI • Metallography • Liquid Penetrant Testing –PT • Metallurgical Failure Investigation • Ultrasonic Testing –UT • NACE corrosion Testing • Heat Treatment –HT • Indoor Air Quality Monitoring • Welder and Procedure Qualification • Industrial Hygiene – IH • Mechanical / Material Testing • Geotechnical Investigation Lonestar Dubai & Lonestar Abu Dhabi are ISO 17025:2005 and UKAS Accredited Testing Laboratories No. 2726. Lonestar Group Companies are also certified to ISO 9001-2008 and OHSAS 18001:2007 and ISO 14001:2004, which maintains a rigorous QA/QC program, towards chain of custody, sample preparation and analysis. Quality management system is established along the guidelines of ISO IEC 17025:2005 Lonestar Dubai is registered and licensed as a laboratory with Dubai Municipality, the regulatory authority of the Emirate. Lonestar’s operations are carried out through its various operating sections. A supervisory staff specialist, with many years of experience in the relevant discipline, heads each of the operating departments. Lonestar’s list of clients include oil and gas companies, construction and fabrication companies, insurance companies, entertainment Companies, shipping companies, municipalities and most of the commercial laboratories in the UAE. abcdef Company Profile M I S S I O N S T A T E M E N T abcdef Company Profile MISSION STATEMENT It is the policy of this Company to conduct its business in a manner, which demonstrates technical competence and reliability while continuously improving and providing a cost effective service for the laboratory’s Clients. Signed Syed S. 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(AL HOSN GAS) 1344 Abu Dhabi Municipality & Town Planning – Sewerage - planning Committee Abu Dhabi Sewerage Services Company - ADCO – Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations 14453 ADGAS – Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Company Ltd. 1051 ADMA OPCO – Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company 14005 ADNOC – Abu Dhabi National Oil Company 506217 ADOC– Japan L-0026 ADWEA – Abu Dhabi Water & Electricity Authority 003195 ADYARD ABU DHABI 52691 abcdef Company Profile ORGANIZATION REGISTRATION ARTC/SSP/11/6/ ARABTEC – Artabtec Construction LLC 7/1351 ARAMCO – Saudi Arabian Oil Company 10035796 BOROUGE 132395 BUNDUQ L-121 Department of Transport – Abu Dhabi 3378910 Dolphin Energy DEL-DCA-07-01- LT-00568 ESNAAD 904834 ENEC – Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation 149 EPPI – Emirates Preinsulated Pipes Industries - FERTIL – Ruwais Fertilizer Industries 30998 GASCO – Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Ltd. 904307 IMCC – International Management and Construction 13118 Corporation Ministry of Public Works 133188 abcdef Company Profile ORGANIZATION REGISTRATION NDC – National Drilling Company 2599 NPCC – National Petroleum Construction Company 8747 PDO – Petroleum Development Oman LLC - SAIPEM Spa - TAKREER 904178 31805 ZADCO – Zakum Development Company abcdef Company Profile abcdef Company Profile abcdef Company Profile abcdef Company Profile abcdef Company Profile abcdef Company Profile abcdef Company Profile abcdef Company Profile abcdef Company Profile S C O P E O F T E S T I N G abcdef Company Profile A N A L Y T I C A L C H E M I S T R Y & E N V I R O N M E N T A L D I V I S I O N Company Profile WATER / EFFLUENT / SEA WATER / SOIL / SEDIMENT ANALYSIS Acidity Ph Cobalt Vanadium Alkalinity Phenols Copper Zinc
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