Scope of attendance
- General vessel condition
- Hull
- Machinery
- Electrical
- Deck equipment
- Cargo equipment
- Navigation
- Safety
- Accommodation
- Documentation
Who needs this service
- Owners and managers reviewing asset condition
- Charterers and operators assessing a vessel
- Insurers and lenders needing a condition baseline
How it works
- 1Define scope
Confirm which areas and systems are in scope: hull, machinery, electrical, deck, navigation, safety and documentation.
- 2Schedule access
Arrange berth or anchorage attendance coordinated with the vessel itinerary and agents.
- 3Survey on site
Inspect the agreed areas, take measurements where relevant and record evidence systematically.
- 4Provide report
Issue a structured report distinguishing observed facts, measurements and professional observations.
Frequently asked questions
What areas does a condition survey typically cover?
Hull, machinery, electrical systems, deck equipment, navigation and safety equipment, accommodation and documentation. The exact scope is agreed in advance.
Is a condition survey a class or statutory inspection?
No. It is independent commercial survey support and is not presented as a class, statutory or flag-administration function.
Findings are documented with clear observations, supporting evidence and practical follow-up recommendations where appropriate. The final report is structured for commercial and technical review, and attendance timing, access and the agreed scope are confirmed before work begins.
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