VIKING Appointed Global Sales and Service Partner for Dräger Marine Safety Range
VIKING Life-Saving Equipment has been selected as the preferred global sales and service partner for Dräger’s marine respiratory protection and mobile gas detection portfolio.
VIKING Life-Saving Equipment has been designated as the Official Preferred Global Sales and Service Partner for Dräger's dedicated marine safety equipment range. The agreement encompasses global distribution and maintenance support for key safety technologies across commercial shipping operations.
Under the partnership, VIKING will oversee the sales and servicing networks for Dräger’s mobile gas detection portfolio and respiratory protection systems designed for maritime environments. The arrangement targets improved access to critical life-safety hardware and certification services for shipowners and vessel operators worldwide.
Gas monitoring and respiratory equipment represent crucial safety elements aboard commercial vessels, supporting regulatory compliance and crew protection during routine inspections, tank operations, and enclosed space entries where hazardous atmospheric conditions can arise.
Through this global arrangement, the combined capabilities will provide ship operators with centralized access to technical support, maintenance, and equipment supply across major maritime hubs globally.
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