All surveys and inspections are carried out in accordance with the guidelines and standards set by the Royal Institute of Naval Architects and the
European Yacht Surveyor Association.
Employing the services of a marine surveyor can save time money and disapointment when a vessel is being purchased, project managed, repaired, in for refit or is a new build.
It is important that the vessel is properly prepared and presented for survey. This not only ensures a good survey but ensures that you get the most benefit and value from your survey.
ESSENTIALS FOR A SURVEY
- Keys to be available for the cabins, lockers, battery switches and engine starting panel.
- Batteries to be charged and connected.
- Instruments to be connected.
- Sails to be available at the vessel.
- Past repair and re-rigging invoices to be made available if possible as well as service records for the propulsion equipment.
- Vessel to be made available out of the water for underwater inspection, and also in the water for engine testing if practicable.
- Access to all lockers and under floor boards if possible.
Permission must be given by the owner for the removal of sample areas of bottom coatings in order to make a visual inspection for osmotic conditions.
When a survey inspection has been carried out,we will phone to discuss the findings on the day.A PDF format report is avaliable with a password on our reports page to download. A hard copy is then dispatched. If work needs to be carried out we can advise if required on the best cause of action for a successful conclusion.
