Meet First In Service at ONS 2026
Estonian Pavilion, Hall 5, Stand 5320. Book a 20-minute conversation about your fabrication scope — before the floor gets busy.
Four days. One stand. Two engineers who quote.
160 tonnes. 35 metres. 20 km to the ship.
First In Service is a single-site precision manufacturer in Tallinn: heavy fabrication up to 35×7×7 m and 160 tonnes, CNC machining to ±0.02 mm, and FAT-tested assembly under one roof, one contract, and one quality system — EN 3834-2, EN 1090-2, PED 2014/68/EU. NORSOK M-501 and C5-M surface treatment is applied in-house, with film thickness logged per layer.
For Norwegian and Nordic operators, the logistics claim is checkable: our facility sits 20 km from Muuga Harbour with direct heavy-haul road access — EU origin, no urban transport restrictions, ro-ro capability for oversized components. One audit in Tallinn covers the entire production chain, because everything happens in one building.
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Screenshot the card above — it has everything you need to find us on the floor. Stavanger Forum, Gunnar Warebergsgate 13, 4021 Stavanger.
Bring a drawing. Leave with a real answer.
This is not a brochure stand. Both people you will meet quote work for a living, so a twenty-minute conversation can settle questions that normally take a month of emails.
No appointment? Walk up any of the four days. Booked slots simply guarantee that we are at the stand and free when you arrive — mornings before 11:00 are usually the quietest.
Pre-reading, if your scope is offshore.
How to Evaluate an Offshore Fabrication Supplier
The checkable facts experienced buyers verify before awarding fabrication work — certifications, NDT independence, documentation, logistics.
Read the guide →NORSOK M-501, Explained for Buyers
What the Norwegian offshore coating standard actually requires, how it differs from C5-M, and five questions that expose real coating discipline.
Read the guide →Twenty minutes in Stavanger can shortcut six months of supplier search.
Book a slot with Madis — or with Madis and Hanno on 25–26 August. Bring a drawing; leave with a view on feasibility and lead time.
Book a meeting at ONS →Download capability overview (PDF)