PRODUCTS

OISSB carries Marine Safety Equipment from the United Kingdom.

Life Rafts & Life Rafts Equipment – Life rafts are collapsible and stored in a heavy-duty fiberglass canister that also contain high-pressure gas which allows automatic inflation.

Personal Lifesaving Appliances – Inflatable and Foam Lifejackets, Buoyancy Aids, Lifejacket Accessories, Survival Suits, Life Buoys & Life Buoys Lights, Rescue Lines, Pyrotechnics and etc.

First Aid Medical Products – Please email or contact us directly for further information.

Emergency Communications & Military Products – Please email or contact us directly for further information.

SERVICES

Life Raft Servicing – Proper life raft service inspections ensures a life raft will operate and perform as designed (inflate and hold air) and increase the raft’s life expectancy It is important to get life rafts serviced regularly because the longer the delay, it will become more expensive to service, or fail during an emergency. An annual service is recommended for a life raft to maintain its life span. Inspecting life rafts should only be done by trained professionals. What happens during a life raft service? Documentation, Service and Testing.<br

Immersion Suit Servicing – An immersion suit, also known as a survival suit is a special type of waterproof dry suit that protects the wearer from hypothermia from immersion in cold water, after abandoning a sinking or capsized vessel, especially in open seas. As an immersion suit aged, the fabric can break down naturally. Once the suit starts to deteriorate, buoyancy is lost. When servicing an immersion suit, a pressure test is performed to identify leaks.

Life Jacket Servicing – There are three types of inflatable life jackets, the manual operating life jacket requires the wearer to pull the inflation tag to trigger a CO2 cylinder and has an oral tube inflator included as a backup. The standard automatic operation life jacket inflates automatically when in contact with water. The superior automatic life jackets won’t inflate in rain, splashed water, spray or heavy humidity. As life jackets are subject to harsh conditions including sun and salt as well as an environment of sharp objects such as hooks, knives and anchors, it’s important to check all life jackets regularly, to ensure they work (retain air and armed) when required.