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What services does a marine cargo surveyor provide in India?

A marine cargo surveyor provides services such as draft surveys, port captaincy, cargo hold inspections, bunker surveys, tanker ullaging, hull and machinery damage surveys, P&I insurance surveys, loss assessment, vessel valuation, and pre-purchase inspections at Indian ports.

Which Indian ports do you cover for marine surveys?

Marine survey services are provided at all major Indian ports including Kolkata, Haldia, Paradip, Visakhapatnam, Mumbai, Chennai, Mundra, Kandla, Cochin, and Tuticorin, depending on client requirements.

Why is a draft survey required for bulk cargo?

A draft survey is required to accurately determine the quantity of bulk cargo loaded or discharged when shore scales are unavailable or unreliable. It helps prevent quantity disputes between shippers, receivers, and charterers.

When is a P&I insurance survey required?

A P&I insurance survey is required after incidents such as cargo damage, pollution, collision, crew injury, or port damage to document cause, extent of loss, and mitigation actions for insurance and liability purposes.

Do you provide independent and unbiased survey reports?

Yes. All marine surveys are conducted independently and reports are prepared to be factual, unbiased, and suitable for insurance claims, commercial settlement, and legal proceedings.