About SOS Marine
SOS Marine is an Australian marine manufacturing company with 30 years of dedicated product development providing a new approach to safety and survival equipment. SOS Marine has developed safety products for
• 19 National Defence Forces worldwide
• law enforcement agencies
• high risk marine tactical operators,
• recreational boats and ocean vessels in the commercial oil and gas markets. From design through to production, SOS Marine’s experience is changing the future of the professional marine capabilities. Marine authorities and private customers throughout the world have trusted SOS Marine to improve and modernise their safety equipment enabling changes in the operation of rescues. The company has purpose-made equipment for various marine professional’s safety challenges often unique to the market place. The company’s success depends on a team effort which consists of highly skilled operators; providing unparalleled support and expertise. The collective stability and experience of our management team is unique in the marine industry and a key differentiator in assisting customers. SOS Marine operates under DNV ISO 9001 business management system. SOS Marine’s next generation of man overboard rescue products, the award winning SOS Dan Buoy with AIS transponder (Automatic Identification System) became a global benchmark in new survival concepts to respond to a rescue situation. The SOS Dan Buoy is a clear alternative for super yachts, large passenger vessels and cruise ships, or those facilities such as oil rigs and wind farms in which additional safety measures are required. SOS Marine’s man overboard equipment is designed to be fast and easy to operate in an emergency, less complicated to deploy and more efficient and easier to stow. Our product range:
• SOS Dan Buoy along with the SOS Recovery Ladder,
• SOS 2 & 4 Person Life rafts and the Reel sling are extensively used in recreational and professional sailing/boating. SOS Marine’s products provide a guiding light for professionals and end-users by offering a new level in operator safety and functionality; especially in difficult and dangerous rescue missions.
