UWILD

In-Water Survey in Lieu of Drydocking carried out to class requirements — keeping the vessel trading while the hull, rudder, propeller, sea chests and underwater fittings are surveyed and recorded for the attending surveyor.

What the scope covers

• Class-witnessed in-water survey
• Hull, rudder and propeller examination
• Sea chest and underwater fitting survey
• Thickness readings where required
• Survey video and report pack

How we deliver it

1. 1

   Scope and plan

   We agree the objective, the acceptance criteria and the reporting format before anyone gets wet.

2. 2

   Risk assess and mobilise

   Documented risk assessment, dive plan and equipment check, then mobilisation to the vessel, berth or facility.

3. 3

   Execute under supervision

   Surface-supplied operations run by a qualified supervisor with continuous communications and stop-work authority.

4. 4

   Report and close out

   Findings, video and photographs compiled into a report you can act on, hand to class or file for integrity records.