Why Retain A Professional Marine Surveyor?

Anyone can claim to be a surveyor, but only a few can call themselves a representative of a professional marine surveyor. Being working as an Accredited Marine Surveyor, it takes so many formalities and steps. You need to complete the necessary annual training seminars and technical training classes to become a qualified Accredited Marine Surveyor. Working as a Accredited Marine Surveyor, you can give an assured and dependable indication of a ship or vessel that other parties (owners, insurance professionals, buyers and financial institutions) will reply on. Modern day vessels are constructed with high-tech materials and need a professional Marine Surveyor with extensive training and experience on vessel construction.

Surveyors are important people that provide buyers with accurate information on the boat they wish to purchase or maintain. Boats being purchased with financing and insurance require a full marine survey on all vessels. Surveyors inspect the engines, hull, stringers, electronics and all mechanical equipment, interior, safety equipment, bilge, sea trials, engine oil analysis, valuations, recommendations, and provide a detailed report with pictures.