History
Türk Loydu was established in 1960 in Istanbul, Turkey and is recognised as one of the oldest classification societies in Turkey. The aim of the organisation is to ensure safety and raise standards in the fields of marine, construction and industry. Türk Loydu carries out inspection and certification activities in a wide range from shipbuilding to industrial facilities by providing services in accordance with international standards. Over time, in integration with global developments, Türk Loydu has assumed important roles in the fields of renewable energy and environment as well as the maritime sector. Today, Türk Loydu maintains its leadership in the sector as a trusted brand at both national and international level.
2024
Türk Loydu Yacht Department Established.
2023
Türk Loydu was accepted as the 12th member of IACS (International Association of Classification Societies).
2022
Türk Loydu celebrated its 60th anniversary.
Turkey's first Amphibious Assault Ship TCG Anadolu's class certificate was delivered.
The controls of the 1915 Çanakkale Bridge, the world's longest centre span bridge, have been completed.
2021
Türk Loydu Remote Survey Centre was established.
2020
Türk Loydu R&D Centre accredited by the Ministry of Industry and Technology was established.
2020
Türk Loydu China office opened in Shanghai.
2019
Türk Loydu (International Association of Naval Ship Classification Societies) He became president of the NSCA.
2015
The classification contract for TCG Anadolu, Turkey's most important defence industry project, has been signed.
2014
Türk Loydu Teknopark R&D Ltd. Established
2012
Accredited by TÜRKAK as a Product Certification Body within the scope of ISO 17065.
2011
Türk Loydu's classification society status was registered by IACS.
2009
Accredited by TÜRKAK as a Personnel Certification Body within the scope of ISO 17024.
2008
Türk Loydu Training facility was established.
2007
IACS membership has been identified as a strategic objective
2006
For the first time, it received authorisation under CE from the European Union and entered the Paris MoU High Performance List.
2005
Türk Loydu took part in the MİLGEM project, the cornerstone of the Turkish defence industry.
2004
Türk Loydu (Naval Ship Classification Association / International Association of Naval Ship Classification Societies) He became a member of NSCA.
2001
Türk Loydu received accreditation according to SWEDAC ISO/9000 standard in 2001 and became the first national organisation to be accredited in this scope.
1998
Türk Loydu Foundation Economic Enterprise was established.
1997
Quality and Environmental Management System certificates.
1996
Türk Loydu moved to Tuzla Shipyards Area.
1993
Türk Loydu classed its first Military Ship TCG Commander Kudret Güngör.
1992
Regional offices were opened in Izmir and Ankara.
1984
All city line ships were placed under TL class.
1982
Türk Loydu moved to its own building in Tophane.
1981
Türk Loydu was authorised as a National Recognised Classification Society.
1972
With an agreement made with DNV, the rules of this organisation started to be used. Türk Loydu was authorised to carry out all survey works of DNV in Turkey as an authorised body.
1966
With the amendment made to the Civil Code, it received the status of a foundation.
1965
The first Registry Book was published.
1963
Türk Loydu classed the first large vessel, the Harem Car Ferry.
1962
Türk Loydu first classed the Camialtı Service Boat, a small boat, in 1962.