Survey Association expands with new office in Svendborg, Denmark

24 November 2020

Survey Association of 1914 is expanding its local presence with the opening of a new office in Svendborg, Denmark. The new location at Fremtidsfabrikken on Kvægtorvet brings the company closer to clients and partners across Svendborg and the wider Funen region.

As part of Survey Association’s growth strategy, Jan Rindebæk has been appointed General Manager of the new office. Jan joins Survey Association with extensive maritime experience, including his previous role as Technical Director at Uni-Tankers A/S.

Svendborg has a strong maritime environment with a unique concentration of expertise and capabilities within the industry. It is an ideal location from which to further develop our business,

says Jan Rindebæk.

Jan’s primary focus will be on marine casualty surveys, including the assessment of vessel damage and support in preventing future incidents. Survey Association provides independent technical expertise in cases such as collisions, machinery damage, and other marine incidents, supporting clients with both immediate assessments and project management during complex operations.

In addition to casualty investigations, Jan will contribute to knowledge sharing through workshops and seminars focused on marine safety, risk reduction, and loss prevention.

Jan Rindebæk adds:

I look forward to developing our presence in Svendborg and expanding our services. The maritime industry is undergoing significant technological development, and digital solutions create new opportunities for more efficient and sustainable ways of working.

Survey Association is already represented in Esbjerg, while the headquarters remain in Copenhagen, supporting the company’s global activities and international client relationships.

We are excited to welcome Jan to lead our new Svendborg office. His extensive experience, technical expertise, and strong industry relationships will strengthen our local presence and enable us to support our clients even better,

says Henrik Uth, CEO of Survey Association.

 

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