TALLERES NAVALES VALENCIA S.L. is the owner of this website (www.tanaval.es) and the entity responsible for controlling the first-party cookies installed on it. Notwithstanding the fact that the domain name is owned by TANAVAL, the website provides information on and represents the services of the companies belonging to the BMT Group. You can find information about the owner of each website belonging to the BMT Group companies in the legal notice of each respective website.
BMT has developed this policy to inform you about what cookies are, to explain which cookies may be used on BMT websites and to help you manage them according to your preferences.
The BMT websites to which this Cookie Policy applies are:
– BMT
– TANAVAL
– BMT BOILERS
On your first visit to each of these websites, we will display a cookie manager informing you of the use of cookies and of this Cookie Policy. The cookie manager also specifies the types of cookies that may be installed by the website, identifies them, indicates whether they are BMT first-party cookies or third-party cookies, explains their purpose and states the maximum period for which they will be retained.
Through the specific cookie manager available on each website, you can select the types of cookies that you allow the BMT website to install in your browser. This selection does not apply to necessary cookies, which are essential for the operation of the website and do not require your consent.
At any time while browsing BMT websites, you may consult this Cookie Policy via the “Cookie Policy” link and change your cookie settings via the “Cookie Manager” link, unless you have configured your browser to reject all or certain cookies by default. Both links can be found in the footer menu on every page of each website.
## 1. What is a cookie? General information about cookies
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser. Cookies make websites easier to use and navigate and are essential to the functioning of the internet, as they provide numerous benefits in the provision of interactive services.
Cookies are used, for example, to manage your session (reducing the number of times you need to enter your password) or to adapt the content of a website to your preferences, thereby improving your experience when using the website.
Cookies may be “session” cookies, meaning that they are deleted once you leave the website that generated them, or “persistent” cookies, meaning that they remain on your device until a specified date.
Cookies may also be “first-party” or “third-party” cookies. First-party cookies are those sent to your device from equipment or a domain managed by BMT. “Third-party” cookies are those sent to your device from equipment or a domain managed by service providers engaged by BMT (for example, web analytics services provided by Google). For each cookie listed in the cookie manager, you can consult information and links to the relevant policies and additional information provided by those third-party providers.
You can find further information about cookies on the All About Cookies.org website.
Certain cookies may involve the processing of personal data. For further information about how BMT processes your data and how to exercise your rights, please refer to section “7. Information on the processing of personal data” of this Cookie Policy.
## 2. What cookies may we use on BMT websites?
### Necessary cookies:
These cookies are essential for the operation of the website, such as those that enable authentication or maintain your session as a registered user while browsing the website. Disabling these cookies may prevent certain website features from functioning correctly.
### Analytics cookies:
Analytics cookies are used to collect statistics about your activity as a website user and about website activity in general. The information collected allows us to optimise navigation on our website and ensure the best possible service for users, as it enables us to determine, for example, the number of pages visited, the language used, the frequency and recurrence of visits, the duration of visits and the browser used, among other information.
You can exclude your activity through the opt-out mechanisms provided by the cookie manager or through your browser settings.
### Marketing and social media cookies:
BMT websites do not contain advertising spaces. Marketing cookies are cookies normally stored by third parties that manage the advertising spaces you see when accessing other websites. These cookies make it possible to measure the effectiveness of online campaigns, provide you with information that may be of interest to you, offer you advertising content suited to your preferences and limit the number of advertising impressions you receive.
In accordance with their own policies, certain advertising providers may use anonymous cookies to display advertisements that may be of interest to you when you visit other websites. However, you can manage whether or not you accept these cookies through your browser settings and through the cookie manager.
In accordance with their own policies, certain advertising providers may use anonymous cookies to display advertisements that may be of interest to you when you visit other websites. Users may nevertheless manage whether or not they accept these cookies through their browser settings.
This website uses social media cookies so that users can share content from our website on social networks through the so-called social buttons and connect to those social networks.
We do not control the cookies installed by each social network, although these are generally technical cookies used to manage login sessions or display counters showing how many times particular content has been shared.
We recommend that all users review the privacy and cookie policies of each social network and, where appropriate, modify their privacy settings on each platform in order to limit any tracking activities that may be carried out.
### Personalisation cookies:
These cookies make it possible to remember information so that you can access the website with certain predefined characteristics, thereby allowing your experience to be differentiated from that of other users. Such information may include, for example, your language, the number of results displayed when you perform a search, the appearance or content of the website depending on the type of browser you use to access it, or the region from which you access the website.
### Why is BMT entitled to install cookies?
The website will only install cookies where you have given your consent. When you access the website, you will receive a notice concerning the use of cookies requesting your consent through the cookie manager.
We will not display the cookie manager again until one year has elapsed since you provided your consent, unless there has been a substantial change to the Cookie Policy. You may change your cookie preferences at any time via the “Cookie Manager” link located at the bottom of every page of all BMT websites.
Please note that this does not apply to necessary cookies, which are essential for the operation of the website and are exempt from the requirement to obtain your consent before installation.
### Which third parties may install cookies?
The owner of each BMT website controls the first-party cookies installed on that website. However, it does not control third-party cookies installed through these websites.
You can identify all such third parties and obtain more specific information at any time via the “Cookie Manager” link located at the bottom of every page of all TMB websites.
## 3. How can you configure your cookie preferences?
At any time, you may accept or reject the installation of cookies or reject the installation of a specific type of cookie, such as marketing cookies, through the cookie manager provided for this purpose or by changing your web browser preferences. You may also delete all or some of the cookies stored after each browsing session.
In addition, you may enable:
– **Private browsing**, whereby your browser does not save your browsing history, website passwords, cookies or other information from the pages you visit; or
– **Do Not Track**, whereby your browser asks the websites you visit not to track your browsing habits, for example, in order to display advertising that may be of interest to you on the websites you visit.
We recommend consulting your browser’s “Help” section for information about the different options available for managing cookies. Please remember that blocking cookies may affect some or all of the features of our website.
For your convenience, below are the help or cookie configuration links for the main browsers:
**Browser — Access link**
Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 — Delete and manage cookies
Microsoft Edge — Microsoft Edge, browsing data and privacy
Microsoft Internet Explorer — Delete and manage cookies
Apple Safari — Manage cookies and website data in Safari on Mac
Google Chrome — Clear, enable and manage cookies in Chrome
Mozilla Firefox — Clear cookies
The companies that develop these browsers may update the above links. BMT will make every effort to keep the above list duly updated. However, if any link does not work or is not up to date, you can access your browser’s “Help” menu.
If you would like greater control over the installation of cookies, you can install programs or browser add-ons known as “Do Not Track” tools, which allow you to choose which cookies you wish to permit.
Please remember that if you accept third-party cookies and subsequently wish to delete them, you must do so using the cookie deletion options described in section 3 of this Cookie Policy.
### How can you object to the installation of cookies from providers?
When you visit each of the TMB websites for the first time, we will give you the option to configure which cookies you wish to install. You may object to the installation of any category of cookies except necessary cookies, which are essential for the proper operation of the website.
Likewise, as indicated in the previous section, you may reject the installation of a particular type of cookie, such as marketing cookies, at any time through your browser settings.
If you have accepted the installation of a specific category of cookies through the initial configuration screen and subsequently wish to object to the installation or continued storage of those cookies, you must delete the cookies already installed through your browser settings and then reconfigure which cookies you wish to allow.
Please remember that if you delete cookies from your browser at any time, your previous opt-out preferences relating to the above providers may also be deleted. You will therefore need to object to the installation of those cookies again.
## 4. What other information may we collect?
In addition to information collected through cookies, we may use other similar technologies, such as tracking pixels or “web beacons”. These pixels are small graphic files containing code managed through a third-party URL, enabling information collected about website usage to be used for analytical and advertising purposes.
Pixels may collect information such as the browser used, IP address, frequency and duration of visits, as well as track actions you perform through the website (items added to a shopping cart, products purchased, redirects to other websites, opening of electronic newsletters, actions generating more visits and purchases, types of interested audiences, etc.).
In addition to tracking pixels or “web beacons”, we may use other identification and tracking techniques known as “fingerprinting”. These techniques make it possible to verify certain technical parameters of the device you use (such as the browser, operating system, screen resolution, installed connectors and plug-ins, fonts, IP address, language, time zone, etc.) which, when combined, may allow your device or browser to be uniquely identified.
We will use this information to track your activity and browsing behaviour and to establish a profile.
## 5. How long will information collected through cookies be retained?
Data obtained through the installation of persistent cookies will be retained for a maximum period of 12 months, without prejudice to any longer retention that may be necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of potential legal claims, or where otherwise permitted by applicable law.