Professional Training in Vessel Inspections
16 academic hours

Many seafarers face the same situation: the contract ends, a month or two passes—and the search for a new vessel begins again.

But your maritime experience can work for you even between contracts.

One of the most in-demand areas today is Vessel Technical Inspection.

Shipowners, brokers, investors, and technical managers regularly need specialists capable of professionally assessing the technical condition of a vessel before purchase, sale, or after damage.

The AtSea team has prepared a practical course, Vessel Technical Inspector, which allows you to master the key skills of conducting technical inspections of vessels.

Course Program

• Basics of Vessel Inspector work

• Pre-Purchase Survey

• Pre-Sale Inspection

• Damage Inspection

• Unscheduled technical inspections

Special attention is given to inspecting:

• The main engine

• Auxiliary machinery

• Piping systems

• The hull

• Documentation and preparing the Inspection Report

After the course, you will be able to:

• Understand the structure of a vessel technical inspection

• Identify critical technical defects

• Assess the overall condition of the vessel

• Compile a professional Inspection Report

Who this course is for

This course will be particularly useful for:

• Chief Engineers

• 2nd Engineers

• Marine Engineers

• Technical Superintendents

• Marine Surveyors

Training Format

Course Duration
16 academic hours

Upon completion, you receive a certificate:

Vessel Technical Inspector

Your experience working at sea is a powerful professional tool.

The Vessel Technical Inspector course will allow you to use this experience not only at sea but also ashore.