Structured technical follow-up for vessels and their critical equipment.

• Planned maintenance reviews, defect tracking and follow-up of outstanding technical items.
• Maintenance and repair budgets, purchasing support and contractor coordination.
• Preparation for surveys and coordination with class, flag and appointed service providers.

What you can expect
Technical status reporting, prioritised action lists and cost follow-up against the agreed scope.

Integrating electrical equipment, automation and control systems so that the complete installation operates as intended.

• Investigation of electrical and control-system interfaces, including wiring, signals, interlocks and communication between equipment.
• Integration of new or replacement equipment with existing power distribution, drives, automation and alarm systems.
• Practical fault-finding, functional testing and commissioning across connected systems, followed by verification of the complete operating sequence.

What you can expect
A working, tested installation within the agreed scope, with interfaces checked, findings recorded and outstanding items identified. Equipment suppliers and additional specialists are involved where system access or discipline-specific expertise is required.

Preparation, execution and close-out of docking and repair periods.

• Work-list development, docking specifications and comparison of yard quotations.
• On-site supervision of agreed repairs, inspection points and contractor progress.
• Variation tracking, budget updates and follow-up of outstanding work before redelivery.

What you can expect
A defined repair scope, progress and cost reports, and a documented close-out of completed and outstanding items.

Technical representation through construction, testing and delivery.

• Review of specifications and drawings within the appointed technical discipline.
• Construction inspections, installation checks and witnessing of agreed factory and harbour tests.
• Commissioning follow-up, sea-trial attendance and management of punch-list items.

What you can expect
Inspection and test records, documented findings and follow-up of technical handover requirements.

An independent technical point of contact on the owner’s behalf.

• Attendance during vessel inspections, repairs, conversions, upgrades and refits.
• Coordination between the owner, yard, contractors, equipment suppliers and appointed specialists.
• Verification of agreed work and escalation of technical, quality or schedule concerns.

What you can expect
Clear site reports, decision requests and action tracking, with an agreed mandate and reporting line to the owner.

Technical coordination of equipment renewal, system modernisation and vessel modifications.

• Assessment of existing installations and development of a practical modification scope.
• Specification and quotation review for machinery, electrical, automation or auxiliary-system work.
• Planning of installation interfaces, contractor supervision, commissioning and handover follow-up.

What you can expect
A coordinated work scope, installation and test follow-up, and a record of remaining actions. Discipline-specific engineering is arranged according to project needs.

Technical assessments that support maintenance, repair and investment decisions.

• Vessel condition assessments and reviews of maintenance records and outstanding defects.
• Technical due diligence, repair-scope reviews and identification of equipment renewal needs.
• Budget estimates, prioritised recommendations and practical options for the owner or investor.

What you can expect
A concise technical report stating findings, assumptions, limitations and recommended next actions. Formal class or statutory surveys remain with the appointed authorised parties.

Independent technical insight into vessel condition, maintenance needs and repair priorities.

• Visual condition inspections and review of available maintenance, defect and equipment records.
• Technical attendance for acquisition reviews, repair planning or assessment of specific installations.
• Identification of findings, information gaps and items requiring further specialist investigation.

What you can expect
A practical report with findings, photographs where permitted, priorities and recommended next steps. These assessments do not replace statutory or class surveys, or specialist tests outside the agreed scope.

Technical follow-up during system start-up, testing and investigation of equipment faults.

• Review of reported symptoms, available operating data and agreed test procedures.
• Coordination of functional checks and fault investigation with operators, equipment suppliers and discipline specialists.
• Follow-up of corrective work, retesting, outstanding defects and technical handover records.

What you can expect
Documented test observations, an action list and follow-up of corrective measures. Hands-on work and test responsibilities are agreed with the qualified personnel and equipment specialists assigned to the project.