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MaK Middle East opens branches in two emirates in UAE

Fujairah workshop ? Mak Middle East. (Image source: Mak Middle East)

MaK Middle East LLC, a Caterpillar company established in Dubai in 2017, has opened a new branch in Fujairah as part of its expanded service reach within the UAE to serve a wider range of customers

The company is also officially registered in the Sharjah Ports of Hamriyah Freezone, Al Khalid and Khor Fakkan, enabling service delivery in those facilities.

In response to the early customer demand, MaK Middle East has further continued to increase the resident service engineer team in the UAE with transfers of Caterpillar employees from the UK and Singapore operations into the UAE hub.

Access to Fujairah Port in the UAE will help both the local MaK powered vessel owners and European cargo customers transiting through the Middle East using the Fujairah anchorage.

The newly expanded EMD service team in Dubai aims to provide EMD factory directs service work on rigs and vessels in the Middle East including Dubai, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia and the addition of the Sharjah ports will expand the service delivery reach of this relocated service team.

In all of these new locations, MAK Middle East aims to provide a comprehensive range of turbocharger maintenance, overhaul, repair, upgrading and modification service options. Turbocharger service engineers and technicians are trained and certified at the Napier factory in Lincoln in the UK and the KBB factory in Bannewitz, Germany. Similar to the MaK Asia factory owned workshops in Singapore, Shanghai and Guangzhou, MaK Middle East is also able to provide turbocharger services on board a vessel including basic inspection and removal and installation for workshop overhaul or cartridge replacement.

Alan Naisby, managing director of MaK Middle East and MaK Asia, clarified, ?The expansion of the MaK and EMD portfolio of products and services in the Middle East region and the UAE, in particular, corresponds to our steadfast commitment at Caterpillar to be a one-stop parts and service provider for marine, oil and gas and power plant customers.?

Naisby further explained, ?The UAE has developed into an international business hub that attracts major players to invest especially in the maritime sector. Accordingly, our new locations will no doubt offer immense advantages, which will help grow our business and aid in networking with the best in the maritime business.?

MaK Middle East operates its main UAE workshop in Dubai Maritime City and provides factory direct product support services in the Middle East region for Caterpillar?s MaK, CM and EMD branded medium speed engines. The DMC workshop caters to customer needs for high quality factory after-sales support in the region.

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