Review of a report on a vessel or navigation

Checking methods, input data and justification of technical conclusions.

When it is needed

If a report on repairs, vessel condition, damage or a navigational incident needs assessment.

What we examine

  • Technical report
  • Appendices and calculations
  • Original vessel data

Materials to prepare

  • Complete document
  • Questions posed
  • Vessel documentation
  • Cited sources and comments

Sample questions

  • Are the object and subject of the check defined correctly?
  • Do the methods correspond to the task examined?
  • Is the selection of input data justified?
  • Have inaccessible areas and measurement errors been considered?
  • Do the conclusions follow from the results?

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How the work is carried out

  1. Analysis of the task and sources
  2. Checking methods and calculations
  3. Reasoned technical comments

Result

A review linking comments to the object, pages and their significance for the conclusions.

What affects the conclusions

A new conclusion about the condition of an inaccessible structure may require a separate inspection.

Frequently asked questions

Are navigation calculations checked?

Yes, if original files, the coordinate system and assumptions used are provided.

Can a report be checked without inspecting the vessel?

A text review can; new on-site findings depend on whether access is needed.

Let’s discuss your task

Describe the situation and the materials you have. We will agree the questions, scope of work and format of the result.

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