Marine surveyor

A marine surveyor is a professional who inspects, analyzes, and certifies maritime vessels and structures to ensure they meet safety, regulatory, and operational standards.

They perform detailed examinations of a vessel’s hull, machinery, and systems, and provide reports on its condition, which are essential for owners, buyers, and insurers.

Their duties may also include providing expert witness testimony, assessing cargo, and advising on risk and compliance.

maritime survey services:

  • P&I Surveys
  • Loss Adjusting
  • Ultrasonic Hatch Cover Testing
  • On/Off Hire Surveys
  • Draught Surveys
  • Ship Pre-Purchase Surveys
  • Lashing and Securing Surveys (for flat rack containers and breakbulk)

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What is the primary purpose of a marine survey?

The primary purpose is to provide an independent, professional assessment of a vessel’s condition, safety, and compliance with national and international standards. This report is crucial for sale/purchase, insurance coverage, and compliance with classification societies.

Who typically requests marine surveying services?

Our services are typically requested by ship owners, prospective buyers, charterers, banks, insurance companies (underwriters), P&I Clubs, and legal firms requiring expert witness testimony.

Does SE.CO.MAR. cover all Italian ports?

Yes. While we maintain key offices in major ports, our established network of trusted collaborators ensures we can provide prompt and effective surveying services at every Italian port nationwide.