Classification
Orientation to In-Service Classification and Statutory Surveys
The classification process and its interrelationship with international and flag regulations is not always well understood.
- 3 days
- Classroom and Virtual Class
- Course code C-AIS005
About this Course
The classification process and its interrelationship with international and flag regulations is not always well understood. Structured for those in a supervisory role within a shipowning, operating or management company, this three-day course provides insight into the evolution of classification and statutory requirements, with particular emphasis on in-service surveys.
What you'll Learn
- Describe the evolution of classification societies and the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS).
- Explain the scope of classification surveys including the surveyor's role, class surveys, surveys during construction, damage surveys, transfer of class, surveys during sale of a vessel, equipment certification, cargo gear surveys and dual or double class.
- Explain the relationship between classification and statutory surveys.
- Describe the scope of statutory surveys including delegation of authority by flag Administrations, the status of the surveyor, load line surveys, safety construction, safety equipment and safety radio surveys, intervals and scope, MARPOL surveys and other related statutory work.
Who should Attend
This course is specifically structured for those in a supervisory role within a shipowning, operating or management company.
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