Insurance
Inspections for the boat’s insurance company are important in assessing the risk that the insurance company takes and determining insurance conditions and insurance rates.
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Pre-purchase / Condition
Safety and reliability are critical factors when purchasing a boat, and pre-purchase inspections are an important part of the process. Pre-purchase inspections are aimed at checking and evaluating the boat to ensure it is in good condition and worth the investment.
Valuation
A valuation survey is an assessment conducted by a qualified marine surveyor to determine the value of a vessel. These surveys are typically requested by buyers, sellers, insurance companies, financial institutions, or legal entities for various purposes.
Damage
Inspections conducted after vessel damage are important to assess the damage, rebuild or repair the vessel, and restore it to a safe condition.
Tonnage measurement
Tonnage measurement surveys, also known as tonnage measurement certificates or tonnage surveys, are important procedures conducted to determine the tonnage of a vessel. This measurement is crucial for various reasons, including regulatory compliance, taxation, insurance, and operational purposes.
Preparation of Plans and Drawings
Drawing up plans and studies for boats is an important and integral part of the process of building, rebuilding, or repairing a boat. These plans and studies must comply with the relevant regulations established by the classification society and the competent authorities. Depending on the type, size, and use of the vessel, various studies and plans may be required.
Insulation Resistance Test (known as Megger Test)
A Megger test, also known as insulation resistance testing or IR testing, is a diagnostic technique used to assess the condition of insulation in electrical systems and equipment. The test is typically performed on cables, motors, transformers, switchgear, and other electrical apparatus to ensure their safety and reliability.
Stability Inclining Test
A stability inclining test, also known simply as an inclining test, is a crucial procedure conducted to determine the stability characteristics of a ship. This test is typically performed during the shipbuilding process or after major modifications to ensure compliance with stability regulations and standards.
Engine Convention License
As part of our comprehensive services, our company specializes in facilitating the issuance of licenses for boat refitting, particularly in cases involving engine changes. We understand the intricacies and regulatory requirements involved in such processes, and we are committed to guiding our clients through every step with expertise and efficiency.
Upgrading Vessel Category
Comprehensive solutions for boat owners looking to increase the carrying capacity of their vessels by transitioning from private pleasure boats to professional ones. Our expertise in naval architecture, marine engineering, and regulatory compliance enables us to guide our clients through the process seamlessly.
