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Ship Inspection

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SHIP AND TANKER INSPECTION SERVICES
 

Gas Free Inspection

Inspection of emptied petroleum oil tankers at the petroleum anchorage before being allowed to enter into wet or dry dock by ensuring that they are free from flammable gases and the issuance of “gas free certificate” under Regulation 31 of the Petroleum (Safety Measures) (Transportation of Petroleum By Water) Regulation 1985.

Hot Work Inspection

Inspection of petroleum tankers, bulk carriers and cargo ships before “hot work” repairs at dry dock or petroleum anchorage to ensure that they are free of flammable gases as well as the issuance of “hot work” permit under Regulation 33 & 34 of the Petroleum (Safety Measures) (Transportation of Petroleum By Water) Regulation 1985.

Men-To-Enter Inspection

Ensuring cargo holds, cofferdam or other enclosed spaces are free from toxic gases so that they are suitable and safe for men-to-enter.

Application For Inspection

Formal written application should be made giving details such as name of the ship, its gross tonnage, exact time of arrival, last cargo carried, time and place of inspection etc. Application letter can be sent by fax and to be reconfirmed by telephone.  

 

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