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Golfito, Costa Rica Rick Kreps, SAMSŪ AMSŪ Principal Marine Surveyor & Consultant Services Worldwide |
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In order to assist you in understanding the Report of Marine Survey, we have provided the following information. If at any time you and or your authorized representative have any questions and or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at your convenience. Survey report costs and time to complete will vary with the type of survey requested, based on size, ship's equipment and onboard systems. There may be additional services required, such as engine and standing rigging surveys, oil analysis, galvanic and stray current corrosion, ultrasonic and moisture testing, as well as other non-destructive tests. Well-conducted surveys will provide information on the vessels condition and value, but are not guarantees. This Report of Survey relates the condition of accessible areas only as they existed at time inspection. Marine surveys are performed for a number of reasons and the procedures for each varies to best suit your needs for the safety of your crew and guests. Types of Marine Surveys; PRE-PURCHASE SURVEY This is the most comprehensive type of inspection and is strongly advised when purchasing a new or used vessel. Condition and the overall operation of the vessel will be subject to examination. This includes structural integrity, out of the water inspection, electrical systems, propulsion and running gear, machinery, cosmetic appearance, miscellaneous on board systems and overall maintenance. INSURANCE SURVEY This inspection is performed so that the insurance company can determine whether or not the vessel is an acceptable risk. The emphasis will be in structural integrity and safety for the intended use. They will also wish to know the vessel's current market value. APPRAISAL INSPECTION This inspection is performed to gather information to justify or determine the fair market value of the vessel. This is normally needed for financing, estate settlements, donations and legal cases. DAMAGE INSPECTION This inspection is performed to assess the extent of damage, or determine recommended repairs, estimate repair costs and if requested, the probable cause. CONSULTING Field inspection reports, compliance reports, damage assessments, insurance claims, expert and fact witness,outfitting to include complete refit and systems design. NON-DESTRUCTIVE ULTRASONIC AUDIO GAUGING For steel and aluminum vessels, pleasure and commercial up to 100 tons. Verbiage used in apparent condition; VERY GOOD Well above the current standards and practices for yacht construction and or retro fitting, custom or semi custom work. GOOD Newly replaced and a complete and proper installation to current standards and practices. SATISFACTORY Workmanship and system function to be adequate as per design with no expected failure. FAIR Not acceptable to current standards and practices and may be subject to eventual failure. Will need to be addressed in a timely manner to insure the proper and safe operation of the vessel. POOR An immediate item or condition of concern that must be addressed prior to the continued operation of the vessel and may very well lead to significant loss of life and or property. Findings; Findings are usually indicative of a discrepancy that currently exists or a condition that may lead to a failure of a system, an individual component and or materials used on the vessel during or after construction or refit. Recommendations; Recommendations are specific to the above findings. Action recommended so as to prevent existing or eventual failure of a system, an individual component and or materials used on the vessel during or after construction or refit. All recommendations should be completed as per current accepted standards and requirements as they relate to the intended use of the vessel. Any and all work completed on the vessel should be in accordance with current International Standards Organization (ISO, vessels operating and or built outside the United States), American Boat and Yacht Counsel (ABYC), "Standards and Recommended Practices for Small Craft", United States Coast Guard, "Code of Federal Regulations" and National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) Suggestions; Suggestions are just that, an idea and or proposal that may enhance the successful operation and use of the vessel. Suggestions are not to be interpreted as recommendations or any such requirement as they pertain to the above mentioned organizations. Abbreviations used; U.S.C.G.- United States Coast Guard / regulations for safety and construction A.B.Y.C.- American Boat and Yacht Council / standards and recommended practices for the construction and repair of small craft. N.F.P.A.- National Fire Prevention Association / fire safety and prevention. Thank you for choosing our services. Click here for a Survey Order |
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