Introduction to the Art of Marine Survey -Yachts and Small Craft
28 June to 2 July 2010 – 0830 to 1700
Nordby Conference Center – Fishermen’s Terminal
Seattle, Washington
Monday
- Welcome and course introduction
- Marine survey and the role of the marine surveyor
- Accreditation societies (SAMS, NAMS)
- Vessel types and descriptions
- Nature of observations and findings
- Lunch
- Tools used in marine survey work
- Wooden vessel construction, deficiencies, and inspection techniques – guest speaker
- Wooden vessel fastenings
Tuesday
- Recap of previous day
- Wooden vessel fastening inspection techniques
- Observation and recommendations regarding refastening
- Galvanic Corrosion
- Lunch
- Galvanic Corrosion
- Use of USCG Navigation - Vessel Inspections Circulars (NVIC) as guidance in survey work
- Fiberglass vessel construction, deficiencies, and inspection techniques
- Use of electronic moisture meters
- Observations
Wednesday
- Recap of previous day
- Steel and aluminum vessel construction, deficiencies, and inspection techniques
- Use of ultrasonic NDT hull shell thickness measurements
- Vessel stability observations
- Sail rig inspection – guest speaker
- Lunch
- Overview of damage surveys
- Review of ABYC, NFPA, and CFR standards and recommended practices for yachts and small craft
- Commercial vessel inspection – passenger and fishing (flag administration classification and certification schemes – regulations - USCG, DNV, ABS, Lloyds)
Thursday
- Recap of previous day
- Marine machinery inspection – guest speaker
- Lunch
- Survey reports – content and use of work product by clients, marine lenders, insurance underwriters, and marine trade professional – guest speakers
- Review of survey reports – nature of minimum content
- Value surveys (Fair Market Value – Best and Highest Use – Comparative Sales)
Friday
- Recap of previous day
- Boat yard inspections
- Lunch
- Preparation of group reports on findings
- Presentation of group reports
- Presentation of Certificates of Completion
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