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Our AMSA Accredited Categories for Surveys

  • g:  Initial survey construction or alteration hull, deck and superstructure. (Steel, Aluminum & FRP/GRP).
  • h:  Initial survey construction or alteration - machinery.
  • i:   Initial survey construction or alteration load line conditions and markings.
  • j :  Initial survey construction or alteration - equipment.
  • k:  Initial survey construction or alteration - commissioning.
  • l:   Periodic survey.
  • n:  Periodic survey – load line.
  • o:  Survey of safety equipment.
  • p:  Survey of communications equipment.

Use Boat Surveys & Consultants as Your AMSA Surveyors in Australia

If you are a Commercial boat owner or operator, you know that to ensure the safety of you and your crew and guests, your boat must be surveyed to verify that it is compliant with current registration.


 

Maximizing Value from AMSA Surveyors in Australia: Tips for Commercial Vessel Owners 


To ensure you get the most out of your interactions with AMSA surveyors, consider these helpful tips:


  • Gather Documentation:  Have all relevant vessel documentation readily available, including registration certificates, maintenance records, and any previous survey reports.
  • Understand NSCV: Familiarise yourself with the National Standard for Commercial Vessels (NSCV) applicable to your vessel type. This demonstrates your commitment to compliance.
  • Address known issues: If you're aware of any existing deficiencies or non-compliance issues, take proactive steps to rectify them before the survey.

Open Communication


  • Ask Questions: Don't hesitate to ask the surveyor for clarification on any points or regulations you're unsure about.
  • Be Transparent: Openly communicate any concerns or challenges you face regarding compliance.
  • Active Participation:  Engage actively during the survey process, accompanying the surveyor and providing necessary information.

Efficiency and time management


  • Clear schedule:  Ensure your vessel is accessible and available for the entire duration of the survey to avoid delays or rescheduling.
  • Dedicated Point of Contact: Assign a crew member familiar with the vessel to assist the surveyor and answer questions.
  • Follow up:  If the surveyor identifies any deficiencies, promptly address them and provide evidence of corrective actions taken.

Additional Considerations


  • Survey Expertise: If your vessel has unique features or complexities, inquire about the surveyor's experience with similar vessels.
  • Industry Knowledge:  Engage with industry associations and other vessel owners to gain insights and best practices for working with AMSA surveyors.

  • Continues improvement: View the survey process as an opportunity to enhance safety and operational efficiency beyond mere compliance.

By following these tips, you can foster a productive relationship with AMSA surveyors, gain valuable insights, and ensure your commercial vessel adheres to the highest safety and compliance standards.

 


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