Inspection scope
- Main engine
- Auxiliary engines
- Pumps
- Compressors
- Boilers where relevant
- Steering gear
- Deck machinery
Who needs this service
- Owners reviewing engine room condition
- Buyers and insurers evaluating machinery
- Operators diagnosing operational risks
How it works
- 1Scope the inspection
Agree which machinery and systems are in scope and the evidence to collect.
- 2Inspect machinery
Inspect main and auxiliary engines, pumps, electrical plant and associated systems.
- 3Review records
Review maintenance, running and defect records where available.
- 4Report findings
Deliver observations and recommendations with photographic support.
Frequently asked questions
What machinery is typically inspected?
Main and auxiliary engines, auxiliary machinery, electrical systems and related engine-room plant, within the agreed scope.
Are records reviewed as part of the inspection?
Yes, maintenance and running records are reviewed where made available by the vessel.
Independent inspection work is presented as commercial inspection support and should not be read as a statutory, class or flag-administration function.
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