ON-HIRE CONDITION SURVEY IN CONSTANTA

Independent Vessel On-Hire & Off-Hire Condition Inspection

Condition of ship side frames, note bent and torn frame stiffeners

Hold shipside and damaged pipe protection

General condition of hold tank top plating

Hold bulkhead, note torn off step of vertical ladder

Forcastle deck and general condition of mooring arrangements

Main deck and general condition of mooring arrangements

Hatch cover split joint, note condition of rubber seal and drain channel

Hatch cover split joint, note condition compression bar

Coaming table, compression bar, drain channel and drain hole

Hatch cover undersides and coaming compression bar

Hold bulkhead, condition of Australian ladder

UNIS INSPECTIONS provides independent on-hire and off-hire condition surveys in Constanta, Romania, for shipowners and charterers. We document the vessel's visible condition at delivery or redelivery, recording observed damage, deficiencies and deterioration within the agreed inspection scope.

Our inspections provide clients with a photographic and written record of the vessel's condition at handover. This documentation helps owners and charterers compare findings at the beginning and end of a charter and address discrepancies concerning damage or changes in condition.

SERVICE INCLUDES

Inspection of the vessel's hull for fresh dents, deformations and damage
Detailed inspection of cargo holds, including bulkheads, ladders, intermediate platforms, ship sides, frames and piping
Visual inspection of hatch covers, general condition of panels, rubber packings, compression bars, hydraulic cylinders
Inspection of hatch coamings and drain channels
Inspection of the main deck, forecastle deck and poop deck
Inspection of accommodation for general apparent condition
Inspection of mooring equipment and deck fittings
Assessment of coating condition, corrosion and surface rust
Verification of relevant vessel certificates and documentation
Comprehensive photographic documentation
Preparation of a detailed survey report

REPORTING

A detailed survey report is prepared containing observations, photographic evidence and descriptions of all identified deficiencies. The report provides an independent record of the vessel's condition and may serve as supporting documentation in the event of contractual or technical disputes between owners and charterers.