Tüdemsaş Will Also Repair Wagons From Europe

TÜDEMSAŞ, it will repair wagons Arrivals from Europe: operates in Sivas, Turkey Railway Machines Industry Inc. (TÜDEMSAŞ) received the certificate of Entities in Charge of Maintenance (ECM) Maintenance Supply Function, which is required to perform maintenance, repair and overhaul of freight wagons in accordance with EU standards. With this certificate, TÜDEMSAŞ had the authority to maintain and repair TCDD and private sector wagons as well as freight wagons from European countries.
Created to standardize their employees freight wagons in international railway network maintenance and repair operations, Turkey is a member, found that otif the relevant directives by Non-Bo position in the Italian Bureau supervised by Veritas company TÜDEMSAŞ, with its technical infrastructure and maintenance required for repair work has successfully passed the inspections with documents. The ECM Maintenance Supply Function Certificate obtained by TÜDEMSAŞ includes elements such as maintenance, repair and replacement of all freight wagons working on the railway network and all of their sub-components.
TÜDEMSAŞ General Manager Yıldıray Koçarslan said that with the efforts of the institution in recent years, Sivas has taken firm steps towards its goal of becoming a freight wagon base. Koçarslan said:
“Thanks to the quality certificates we have and international certificates, we are establishing cooperation with our subcontractors based on the principle of stakeholder in order to further grow the railway industry that started to be formed in our country, which is the leading freight wagon manufacturer of our country. We convey 77 years of knowledge and work experience of our company to many subcontractors operating in Sivas Organized Industrial Zone. Our contractors, preparing the country's 2023 targets, TÜDEMSAŞ together with our stakeholders, maintaining the production of Sivas freight wagons, repair and targets that are moving confidently towards Turkey's railway base in the revision of the point. "