Inspection scope
- Vessel condition
- Equipment
- Operational areas
- Documentation relevant to the agreed scope
Who needs this service
- Owners and operators needing a condition snapshot
- Buyers, charterers and insurers at key milestones
- Parties needing documented inspection evidence
How it works
- 1Confirm inspection scope
Agree the areas and systems to inspect and the reporting format.
- 2Arrange access
Coordinate timing and onboard access with the vessel and agent.
- 3Inspect and record
Inspect the agreed scope, capturing photographic and documentary evidence.
- 4Provide report
Deliver observations with photographs, structured for commercial and technical use.
Frequently asked questions
What is covered in a vessel inspection?
Condition of the agreed areas—hull, machinery, deck, navigation and safety equipment—with photographic evidence.
How fast is a report delivered?
Timing is agreed before attendance; reporting follows the agreed scope and evidence review. No guaranteed response time is published.
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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