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Siam-Surveyors offers a complete range of survey support to vessel owners, potential buyers, underwriters, lending institutions, and prospective charterers. The scope of these include:
* Pre-purchase Surveys. * Insurance Surveys/Loss Investigation. * Damage Surveys. * Appraisals. * Consulting. * Specialty inspections. * Pre-Purchase Opinions. * New Yacht Construction Inspections. * Litigation, Expert Witness and Maritime Arbitration. * Corrosion Inspections/NDT Thickness testing. * Osmosis and de-lamination inspections. * MCA approved Tonnage measurements.
Pre-Purchase Surveys This is the most thorough type of inspection with regard to structural features. Great detail on the extent and seriousness of existing problems and suggested repairs are discussed. This report includes: An out of water inspection of the wetted surface of the vessel. Mast ascension and inspection. A detailed inspection of the entire interior structure where accessible. A sea trial including assessment of all systems and propulsion systems. Estimated local market value based on condition and general maintenance. Estimated replacement cost. Findings and recommendations.
Insurance Surveys This survey is a detailed inspection with greater emphasis on potentially hazardous features which could lead to the sinking of the vessel, causing a fire or endangering the crew. This assessment is performed to enable the Insurance Underwriter to evaluate the vessel's insurability and risk assessment.
Damage Surveys The reason for a Damage Survey is to establish the extent of damage to a vessel. The surveyor is usually appointed by insurance companies to help investigate a claim and acts as Underwriters eyes and ears.
Appraisals The purpose of an appraisal is to establish a vessel's fair market value prior to financing, setting a selling price or refinancing. An accurate appraisal is arrived at after a detailed inspection of the vessel and its systems have been performed. Consulting Consultation is the recommendation of professional advice specific to the manufacture or repair of a vessel or simply advice on the installation and purchase of equipment to be installed.
Specialty Inspections This inspection introduces specialized engineers and technicians to assess the condition of specific systems aboard. It is usually used to provide details on the condition and function of the onboard machinery, electronics or any other specifically designated component or system. This service should be considered by buyers of high tech or sophisticated vessels and is well worth the additional expense.
Pre-Purchase Opinions This is a pre-offer inspection along with photographs. It entails a brief inspection of the vessel with the purpose of providing you with an overall assessment of the vessel prior to the making of an offer.
New Yacht Construction Inspections This is a service that oversees a new vessels construction and provides progress reports, from pre-construction to sea trial and delivery. The idea is to ensure that the factory complies with specifications and to have problems corrected before delivery. It is your own quality control. Design and engineering expertise is also offered to advise you on the potential flaws and quality of the vessel.
Litigation, Expert Witness and Maritime Arbitration (Click on title to the left for details) Provision of expertise after research on maritime legal claims arriving from losses incurred by bad manufacturing or installation practices. The aim is to reduce looses to the bare minimum. We can help you avoid expensive legal fees or save your “no claim” bonus by arbitrating disputes on your behalf.
Corrosion Inspections/NDT thickness testing Investigation of internal and external stray current influences on dissimilar metals on a vessel experiencing corrosion problems. Ultrasonic thickness gauging of metal vessels by certified surveyors.
Osmosis and De-lamination Inspections Osmosis is alarming when first seen by an owner or buyer and can reduce the value of the vessel or, in extreme cases can condemn a vessels hull. Sophisticated, non destructive tools are used to determine the extent and type of osmosis and de-lamination.
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