Ship Inspection & Audit Solutions

Pre-Purchase Inspections

A pre‑purchase inspection is critical for assessing the true technical and operational condition of a vessel before investment. Our inspections provide buyers with a clear, objective evaluation of the ship’s structure, machinery, safety systems, and documentation—helping avoid costly surprises post-acquisition.

Our experts conduct detailed onboard surveys covering:

• Hull and deck condition
• Engine room and auxiliary systems
• Navigation, safety, and firefighting equipment
• Cargo systems and operational readiness
• Class records and statutory documentation

You’ll receive a comprehensive report with photos, key findings, and practical recommendations—giving you the confidence to make informed decisions, negotiate effectively, or walk away from high-risk deals.

Inspect before you invest.
Contact us to schedule your pre‑purchase inspection.

Ship Condition Surveys

We carry out independent condition surveys to assess the overall state of a vessel’s hull, machinery, safety systems, and cargo equipment. These inspections support technical management, chartering decisions.

Our surveys are structured and objective, covering:

• Structural integrity and watertightness
• Engine room and auxiliary systems
• Deck and cargo gear functionality
• Safety and firefighting equipment
• Documentation and compliance status

You receive a clear condition report with observations and, if required, practical recommendations for repair or follow-up action.

Know the true condition. Plan with confidence.
Contact us to schedule your condition survey.

Superintendent Inspections

We provide full-scope superintendent services on behalf of shipowners and managers — ideal when your in-house superintendent is unavailable or when additional support is required. Acting as the owner’s representative on board, we handle the complete technical and operational oversight of the vessel.

Our scope typically includes:

• Full technical walk-through and systems check with the crew
• Monitoring of ongoing maintenance and repair works
• Verification of safety culture, drills, and crew familiarization
• Review of technical documentation and compliance records
• Liaison between vessel and office, ensuring smooth communication
• Immediate reporting with prioritized recommendations

All our inspectors are ex–Chief Engineers or senior marine officers with hands-on vessel management experience. We deliver the same level of diligence and authority you would expect from your own superintendent — ensuring operational efficiency, compliance, and safety.

Your full superintendent service — whenever and wherever you need it.

ISM, ISPS, and MLC Audits

We conduct internal audits in accordance with the ISM Code, ISPS Code, and MLC 2006 requirements, helping shipowners and managers maintain compliance and readiness for flag or class audits.

Our auditors assess both onboard and office-level implementation of:

• ISM (Safety Management System performance and compliance)
• ISPS (Ship Security Plan effectiveness and security levels)
• MLC (crew welfare, employment conditions, and living standards)

With extensive seagoing and audit experience, we provide structured audits, clear findings, and practical corrective action guidance—all tailored to your vessel type, trading pattern, and company procedures.

Compliance is not optional—it’s operational.
Book your internal audit to maintain safe, secure, and compliant operations.

Preparation for Port State Control (PSC) Inspection

A PSC detention can damage a vessel’s reputation, delay operations, and lead to financial losses. We support shipowners and operators in preparing for upcoming PSC inspections with a practical, targeted approach focused on the most frequent deficiency areas.

Our preparation includes:

• Full walkthrough based on PSC procedures and focus areas
• Review of statutory certificates, crew documents, and logbooks
• Verification of safety equipment, pollution prevention, and operational readiness
• Crew familiarization and drill performance checks
• Advice based on latest regional PSC trends (e.g., Paris MoU, Tokyo MoU)

Our team helps your crew gain confidence and your vessel pass with minimal or zero deficiencies.

Be inspection-ready. Avoid costly detentions.
Contact us to schedule PSC inspection preparation.

Prepare smartly — minimize risks.

Dry Dock Preparation & Supervision

Successful dry docking depends on precise planning, accurate specifications, and continuous supervision. We assist shipowners and managers through the full dry dock process—from preparation and yard tendering to on-site supervision and final delivery.

Our service includes:

• Development of detailed docking specifications
• Technical assessment of required repairs and upgrades
• Yard communication and coordination
• On-site supervision during critical works
• Quality control and progress monitoring
• Cost and timeline tracking, including variation management
• Final inspection and report delivery

With hands-on experience in ship repair and technical management, we help ensure your vessel leaves the dock on time, within budget, and in excellent condition.

Efficient docking. Reliable results.
Contact us to manage your next dry dock project.

Cargo Supervision

Cargo operations carry significant risk—from delays and cargo damage to safety incidents and disputes. We provide independent cargo supervision to ensure operations are conducted safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with international standards and charter requirements.

Our service covers:

• Loading and discharging supervision
• Monitoring of cargo handling procedures and equipment use
• Condition checks of cargo spaces and securing arrangements
• Verification of cargo quantities and documentation
• Real-time reporting to owners, charterers, or P&I interests
• Photographic evidence and final supervision report

We represent your interests on-site, reducing operational risks and ensuring transparency throughout the cargo operation.

Protect your cargo. Control your risk.
Get in touch to arrange cargo supervision at your next port call.