Survey Scope
The survey scope covers all key aspects of a vessel’s condition, including its structure, systems, and performance. It combines visual inspections, functional tests, and sea trials to provide a complete assessment for owners or prospective buyers.
The process includes evaluating the mast and rigging, conducting inspections both out of and in the water, and producing a detailed survey report. Each step ensures the vessel’s safety, seaworthiness, and compliance with industry standards.
Mast & Rigging
Checks the condition and safety of the mast, sails, and rigging, ensuring they are properly installed and free of damage.
Survey Report
Documents all findings, including photographs and notes, giving a clear overview of the vessel’s condition.
Out-of-Water
Inspects the hull, keel, and other underwater components while the vessel is on a lift or dry dock.
In-Water
Evaluates the vessel’s systems, hull, and overall condition while afloat.
Sea Trial
Tests the vessel’s performance, handling, and operational systems under real sailing or motoring conditions.
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