Thursday, October 4, 2007
EXPERIENCE LIFE OF A CARGO SURVEYOR
In my experience working as a cargo surveyor I found out that its much harder then I always thought. I was a seaman, deck officer for 6 years, and had many contacts with surveyors on board. It seemed as a very nice job, coming on ships, the crew treating you as a really important person, who can make lots of trouble for the vessel. But was I wrong.
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Cargo Survey Dubai
A Naval architect dealing with the Design, construction, maintenance and operation of marine vessels. His involvement in design evaluation and calculations, Marine Surveying & Inspection,Cargo surveying, Designing the hull structure and detailing, Class approval drawing, Preparation of production drawing, Weight estimation and C.G calculation has added value to the various aspects of Ship Construction.
Cargo Survey Dubai | Areas of Expertise
All types of Condition Surveys
P & I Condition & follow-up surveys
Draft Surveys on board bulk cargo ships
Bunker surveys on board ships
Pre-discharge / Pre-loading condition survey of cargoes
Pre-loading inspection of ship’s cargo Holds
Container on-hire/off-hire condition surveys
Assisting Flag State Inspections
Tug and Towage approvals
Reefer/dry cargo surveys.
Marine Cargo claims under Marine Insurance
Claims under Fire, Burglary, Marine & Miscellaneous cover.
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