When it is needed
In disagreements with a shipyard or repair organisation, acceptance of work and calculation of necessary corrections.
What we examine
- Repaired areas
- Installed materials and components
- Work completion records
Materials to prepare
- Contract and repair schedule
- Working drawings
- As-built documents
- Inspection and test records
Sample questions
- Which work is supported by the materials and inspection?
- Are there deviations from the agreed scope?
- Which defects in the result have been established?
- Are the stated repair operations justified?
- What work is needed to remedy the identified defects?
How the work is carried out
- Agreeing the items to be checked
- Inspection and documentary comparison
- Technical justification of discrepancies
Result
A report with a table of work checked, defects and necessary corrections.
What affects the conclusions
Checking a contractual outcome does not replace Register supervision or mandatory procedures during construction and repair.
Frequently asked questions
Will you check concealed work?
Where reliable documents or agreed access are available; limitations are stated in the result.
Can only the disputed part of the repairs be checked?
Yes. The items and grounds for comparison are recorded in the brief.