Field Activities

Marine Operations Experts

Offshore Construction Manager (OCM)

Owner / Company Representative

Project / Field Engineer

Tow Master

Mooring Master

Salvage Master

Marine Surveys and Audits

Ship Suitability Survey

Capability assessment of a vessel to safely perform intended operations in designated fields and seasons, in terms of its equipment, documentation, physical condition, and manning

Vessel On/Off-Hire Survey

Evaluate the overall condition of a vessel before or after a charter. Identification of anomalies or any existing damage to be taken into account before chartering or might have occurred during the charter period
Quantification of consumable stores prior to on-hire or before going off-hire

Asset Condition Assessment

Evaluation of overall condition of an asset as well as its equipment, documentation, physical condition, and manning

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General vessels
DP vessels
Pipe & cable laying vessels
Small workboats (vessels up to 500 GRT and under 24m
in length)

Marine Casualty Investigation

Identification of causes of an incident, quantifying the damages that occurred on Hull & Machinery of a vessel, and determination of remedial actions or necessary repairs to be performed

Technical Due Diligence

Evaluation of the physical condition of an asset as well as confirming the compliance of the unit with applicable national, international, and flag state regulations
Identification of critical points to be specifically monitored and requires necessary actions

Marine Asset Valuations

Evaluation of the actual condition of an asset and providing a fair market value for the purpose of chartering / selling / buying the asset

Ship Bunker Survey and Dispute

Assurance of the consumable quantity is received on a unit according to a bunker delivery note (BDN)

Quality Assurance Authority

Ship Newbuilding / Ship Repairs / Ship Conversions

Independent Technical Assessment

Inspection of Marine Equipment

Verification of Marine Structure Design, Fabrication, and Installation Stages

Quality Assurance for Fabrication Process of Marine and Subsea Equipment

Witness of Equipment’s Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT)

Marine Environmental & Regulatory Audits

Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM), in accordance with IMO Resolution MEPC.269(68), ensuring compliance with the EU Ship Recycling Regulation (EU SRR) and the Hong Kong Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships.

Part I – Hazardous Materials in Structure & Equipment

Identification, documentation, and verification of hazardous materials contained in the ship’s structure, coatings, equipment, and systems (e.g., asbestos, PCBs, ozone-depleting substances, PFOS, heavy metals, etc.).

Part II – Operationally Generated Wastes

Development and maintenance of an inventory for waste streams produced during vessel operations (e.g., sludge, bilge water residues, garbage, sewage treatment residues).

Part III – Stores

Identification and listing of hazardous materials found in consumables, such as chemicals, paints, oils, and spare parts.