HNCE’s seaworthiness surveys are to prove the condition of a new vessel is suitable to cross the seven seas. The survey of a new boat is carried out by a qualified independent surveyor (Associate member of RINA) to identify seaworthiness before the voyage from port of departure to port of destination.

The survey report will include,

• Summary of survey and condition of boat
• Boat structure, external hull and superstructure
• Engine room, machinery and bunkering, bilges, running hours of the main and auxiliary engines and generators
• Deck equipments and hatch covers
• Navigational, Communication & Radio equipments
• Life saving apparatus & Fire fighting equipments
• General items, crew accommodation spaces
• Spares & toolkit report
• Pictures of boat

Our reports are highly detailed and provide a clear picture of the condition of the boat. Any recommendations given by marine surveyor for necessary alteration are rectified prior to her departure