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Vassilis Dimoulas

Vassilios Dimoulas
M&O EMA Technology & Innovation Director
Bureau Veritas

Vassilios Dimoulas is a Naval Architect and Marine Engineer with an experience of almost 30 years in providing classification and technical consulting services to the marine and offshore industry. He graduated from the National Technical University of Athens and subsequently obtained a Master’s degree in Marine Engineering from University College London. After internship periods in Hellenic Shipyards and Troodos Shipping, he has worked for ABS Consulting for 8 years. He joined Bureau Veritas in 2005, where he was in charge of the technical consulting services and subsequently of the plan approval department at the Piraeus office, responsible for the Hellenic and Black Sea region.

Throughout his career he has been involved in numerous projects including new construction and major conversion, which he has followed both at design and implementation phases.

His current position at Bureau Veritas is Technology & Innovation Director, East Europe, Mediterranean Sea, Middle East, India & Africa (EMA). His task, and major focus is together with his team to assist the clients of this broad geography to meet the growing challenges posed by new and upcoming regulations, by applying novel and often innovative technologies with which they may not be fully familiar. To achieve this goal he is promoting the available Bureau Veritas services and solutions but also encouraging discussion and exchange of experience between vessel operators, equipment manufacturers and Class. Finally, using the vast pool of competencies and knowledge within Bureau Veritas, he is assisting owners with handling new construction projects and major modifications, especially when these involve ship types and technologies not yet familiar to them.

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