This is a comprehensive survey which requires the surveyor team to thoroughly inspect the vessel, her machinery, her systems and equipment, to establish in as far as practical, her condition, quality and faults. The survey itself is followed by a detailed report including an appendix with
photographic evidence, along with the surveyor’s recommendations and a conclusion providing an overview of the state of the yacht taking into considerations its age and maintenance status.
This is an overall survey which requires the surveyor to establish the condition of the vessel, machinery, systems and equipment, to establish in as far as practical the build quality and faults.
The survey itself is followed by a report including an appendix with photographic evidence, along with a conclusion providing an overview of the state of the yacht taking into considerations its age and maintenance status.
We also offer underwater hull and machinery surveys using ROV equipment’s owned and managed by ourselves.
We specialize in production build surveys using cloud based interfaced software which keeps the client, project management, shipyard and the client up to date on the progress at all times.
Performed to assess the extent of damage, recommend repairs, estimate repair cost, and if requested, possible causes.
Extensive experience with insurance claims and expert witness cases, trusted by leading insurance companies for diligence and professional ability.
This survey inspection is performed so that the insurance company can determine whether or not the yacht is an acceptable risk. They are interested in structural integrity and safety for its intended use. Most insurance companies require a survey, especially on older yachts/boats. They also want to know the yacht’s fair market value and replacement value.
An inspection which estimates the current fair market value of the yacht.
An inspection which estimates the current fair market value of the yacht.
Safety is a top priority in yachting. Compliance consultants ensure that yachts are equipped with the necessary safety gear, that crew members are properly trained and certified, and that the yacht adheres to safety protocols, such as those outlined in the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) convention.
Beyond personal safety, consultants also focus on security measures, including protocols for piracy, smuggling, and other threats that can occur in international waters. They help implement security measures that protect both the vessel and its occupants, ensuring a safe and enjoyable yachting experience.
