Marine Survey and Inspection Services
We are prepared for inspections in any of the EAEU countries: Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia.
Delivery of samples worldwide
We will collect, grind, prepare a composite sample, properly pack it, and send it wherever you require.
Network of partner laboratories
We know where to test your coal, we will select the nearest or the best laboratory, depending on your requirements.
Speed and accuracy of work
We will provide examples of reports and deadlines for their preparation upon request.
Enhancing Maritime Operations: CVG's Advanced Survey & Inspection Solutions
Enhancing Maritime Operations: CVG's Advanced Survey & Inspection Solutions
Delivering excellence in maritime operations, CVG offers a cutting-edge, technology-driven global survey and inspection service founded on a bedrock of unwavering quality and robust governance principles. Our mission is to empower clients in attaining standards in safety, commercial viability, and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) performance.
The stability of the world's economy hinges upon the seamless functioning of vast fleets of ships and various maritime infrastructures. Recognizing this vital aspect, CVG's marine services stand as a bulwark, safeguarding ship owners and operators against the perils of equipment breakdowns, costly downtimes, extensive repairs, and assorted risks.
Aligning with CVG as your trusted survey and inspection ally unlocks access to a far-reaching global network comprising seasoned surveyors, including esteemed ex-seafarers, Master Mariners, Chief Engineers, and adept Naval Architects. Leveraging their unparalleled expertise and resources, we proactively mitigate and circumvent potential pitfalls, averting expensive delays, losses, and disruptions to your shipping endeavors and operational activities.
Aligning with CVG as your trusted survey and inspection ally unlocks access to a far-reaching global network comprising seasoned surveyors, including esteemed ex-seafarers, Master Mariners, Chief Engineers, and adept Naval Architects. Leveraging their unparalleled expertise and resources, we proactively mitigate and circumvent potential pitfalls, averting expensive delays, losses, and disruptions to your shipping endeavors and operational activities.
Conducting a thorough examination and evaluation of a ship's hull, machinery, and associated gear is crucial for verifying adherence to charter, commercial, or safety regulations. This process assists shipowners, operators, and insurers in making well-informed choices concerning vessel upkeep, maintenance, insurance policies, and overall risk mitigation.
A damage inspection report is a comprehensive and specialized survey designed to assess the extent of damage sustained by a vessel. This report delves into the probable cause of the damage and provides detailed recommendations for necessary repairs. Such reports are frequently required for insurance purposes and are generally commissioned by insurance companies. However, an independent third-party inspection can be highly valuable for the vessel owner, particularly in cases of disputes.
Typical types of damage investigations include:
Typical types of damage investigations include:
- Collision
- Groundings
- Sinking
- Fire/Arson
- Severe Weather
Bulk Cargo Operations:
A Bulk Buyers inspection entails a visual examination conducted before shipment of bulk cargoes, representing the interests of the buyer/seller or insurers. Its aim is to confirm that the merchandise aligns with contractual specifications and complies with international export regulations and standards. This process ensures transparency and adherence to agreed-upon terms, benefiting all parties involved in the transaction.
A draft survey serves the purpose of ascertaining the weight/volume of cargo loaded onto or unloaded from a vessel. This is accomplished by gauging the alteration in the vessel's draft, which represents the vertical distance between the waterline and the vessel's bottom, prior to and subsequent to loading or unloading operations.
A hold cleanliness survey involves an examination aimed at evaluating the cleanliness and state of cargo holds aboard a vessel. The purpose is to verify the vessel's readiness to accommodate its next cargo load and to prevent any potential contamination. This inspection ensures that the vessel meets the required standards for cargo handling and transportation, safeguarding the integrity of the goods and the vessel itself.
A hold damage survey involves a thorough inspection aimed at evaluating and recording any damage or flaws present in the cargo holds of a vessel. This inspection is usually carried out post-cargo operations, such as loading or unloading, to detect and document any structural damage, degradation, or other concerns that might have arisen during these activities. By meticulously assessing the condition of the cargo holds, this survey helps ensure the vessel's continued operational integrity and safety standards.
A hatch cover integrity survey is a comprehensive examination carried out to evaluate the condition and functionality of the hatch covers aboard a vessel. These covers serve as the seals for cargo holds, safeguarding the cargo against external factors like water, moisture, and weather. The survey aims to confirm that the hatch covers are functioning effectively and are capable of maintaining a watertight seal, ensuring the continued protection of the cargo during transit.
The Loadmaster/Port Superintendent plays a crucial role in supervising the loading and/or unloading operations of bulk cargo onto a vessel. Their responsibilities encompass ensuring the safe and proficient handling of various bulk materials, including grains, ores, coal, fertilizers, and other dry or liquid substances that are loaded directly into the cargo holds without individual packaging. This entails overseeing the entire process, from loading to securing and unloading, to guarantee the efficient and secure transport of the cargo.
The Petro/Chemical Cargo Operations service involves overseeing the loading or unloading activities of liquid cargoes onto or from a vessel. This service is implemented to ensure the smooth and safe transfer of various petrochemical products, chemicals, or other liquid substances, maintaining operational integrity and adherence to safety protocols throughout the process.
A stockpile survey is undertaken to assess the quantity, quality, and state of materials or goods housed within a stockpile. This entails not only measuring and recording the volume or weight of the stockpile but also inspecting its contents thoroughly. The aim is to furnish comprehensive data essential for inventory management or any other pertinent objectives, ensuring efficient stockpile management and informed decision-making processes.
Bunkering:
A Bunker Quantity Survey (BQS) is performed to ascertain quantity of bunker fuel supplied to a vessel. This process entails meticulous measurements and calculations aimed at precisely determining the volume of fuel delivered.
Bunker Sampling & Analysis comprises the retrieval of fuel samples during bunkering procedures and subsequent laboratory examinations to evaluate the quality and adherence of the fuel to prescribed standards or regulations. This procedure plays a pivotal role in verifying that the bunker fuel aligns with the specified specifications and poses no threats to the vessel's operations or the surrounding environment. By meticulously analyzing the sampled fuel, this process ensures compliance and mitigates potential risks associated with fuel usage.
Cargo Operations:
The process of tallying involves counting and recording the quantity of goods, typically during loading or unloading operations, to ensure the actual quantity matches the documented amount. Here's an overview of the tallying process:
Preparation:
Preparation:
- Tallymen receive details about the type and quantity of cargo to be handled.
- Review shipping documents, such as bills of lading and cargo manifests, to understand the expected quantity and type of cargo.
- Tallymen count each unit of cargo as it is loaded or unloaded.
- The count is documented on a tally sheet, which includes details like cargo type, marks, and condition.
- Cross-check the tally count with the information in the shipping documents to identify any discrepancies.
- In certain cases, tallymen may take samples of the cargo for quality checks or to resolve potential disputes.
- Finalize the tally sheet with all relevant information, including the final count.
- Share the tally results with relevant stakeholders, including the ship's crew, port authorities, and cargo owners.
Cargo Handling & Stowage surveys are performed to strategize and oversee the management and arrangement of cargo aboard a vessel. The objective is to guarantee adherence to appropriate protocols, ensure the safe handling of cargo, and securely stow it to avert any potential damage throughout the transportation process. These surveys play a crucial role in optimizing cargo operations, maintaining safety standards, and safeguarding the integrity of the transported goods.
Cargo Lashing Supervision is undertaken to observe and validate the appropriate fastening of cargo aboard a vessel, ensuring its stability and safety throughout transit. This entails overseeing the lashing operations and providing certification or documentation to validate that the cargo has been suitably secured. The supervision process is critical for upholding safety standards and minimizing the risk of cargo shifting or damage during transportation. By meticulously overseeing the lashing procedures, this supervision ensures the integrity of the cargo and the safety of the vessel and its crew.
A Cargo Logistics Survey is initiated to assess the logistical dimensions of cargo conveyance and dispersal. This encompasses scrutinizing diverse elements associated with goods movement, encompassing transportation methods, pathways, warehousing capacities, handling protocols, and the overarching efficacy of the supply chain. The objective of a cargo logistics survey is to pinpoint possible obstructions, inefficiencies, or avenues for enhancement within the cargo logistics framework. By thoroughly examining these aspects, the survey aims to streamline operations, enhance efficiency, and optimize the overall cargo logistics process.
Charter / Sale & Purchase:
Full Condition Survey entails an evaluation of a vessel in the context of its potential sale or acquisition. This survey aims to assess the vessel's condition, seaworthiness, and overall valuation. By furnishing vital insights, it empowers both the buyer and seller to make well-informed decisions regarding the transaction. This comprehensive assessment serves as a cornerstone, facilitating transparency and ensuring that the sale or purchase is conducted with full awareness of the vessel's status and worth.
The On/Off-hire Condition Survey is conducted to evaluate the state of a vessel upon its commencement (on-hire) or cessation (off-hire) of charter with a charterer or owner. This examination entails documenting the condition of the vessel or equipment and identifying any alterations or damages that might have transpired throughout the charter duration. By meticulously assessing the vessel's status, this survey provides critical information for both parties involved, ensuring transparency and facilitating smooth transitions in charter agreements.
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CARGO VERIFICATION GROUP LLP
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Inspections: +7 925-385-5202
CARGO VERIFICATION GROUP LLP
i@cargovergroup.ru
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