We follow ABYC, NFPA, USCG and the Code of Federal Regulations guidelines when inspecting any vessel. A written report, list of recommendations, fair market value, and photographs are furnished to the client within three (3) business days. Rick Gorman, Principal marine surveyor of Pacific Marine Surveyors has performed over 2,000 marine surveys and damage investigations from Santa Barbara to San Diego.
His renowned knowledge and experience in the field has led to him being a leader in the surveying industry. He also has many years of practical experience owning boats, maintaining them, and sailing both offshore and coastwise. Daniel Gorman is a graduate of California Maritime Academy, with a degree in Marine Engineering and a US Coast Guard 3rd Engineers Unlimited license.
After graduating from the Maritime Academy, Daniel worked out at sea on commercial ships under his license. Daniel has now decided to come shore side and become a marine surveyor.
His renowned knowledge and experience in the field has led to him being a leader in the surveying industry. He also has many years of practical experience owning boats, maintaining them, and sailing both offshore and coastwise. Daniel Gorman is a graduate of California Maritime Academy, with a degree in Marine Engineering and a US Coast Guard 3rd Engineers Unlimited license.
After graduating from the Maritime Academy, Daniel worked out at sea on commercial ships under his license. Daniel has now decided to come shore side and become a marine surveyor.
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This is the most comprehensive type of inspection, and is strongly advised when purchasing a new or used vessel.
Condition and overall operation of the vessel should be examined.
This covers structural integrity, electrical systems, the propulsion system, the fuel system, other machinery, navigation equipment, miscellaneous on-board systems, cosmetic appearance, electronics, and overall maintenance as well as an out-of-water inspection and often a sea trial.
This inspection is performed to gather enough information to justify or determine the fair market value of the vessel.
Condition and overall operation of the vessel should be examined.
This covers structural integrity, electrical systems, the propulsion system, the fuel system, other machinery, navigation equipment, miscellaneous on-board systems, cosmetic appearance, electronics, and overall maintenance as well as an out-of-water inspection and often a sea trial.
This inspection is performed to gather enough information to justify or determine the fair market value of the vessel.
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Time and additional expense can be saved by preparing the vessel for inspection and making her more accessible.
Arrange to present a clean, shipshape boat, and have all papers and miscellaneous gear ready.
If applicable, you will need to make arrangements with the marina to haul the vessel for bottom inspection, and retain a captain for sea trials.
Lockers and cabin areas should be cleared of all miscellaneous gear.
The surveyor should never be asked to prepare a boat for inspection.
The surveyor may request minor dismantling of interior ceilings, headliners, flooring, etc. in order to gain access to the suspected areas.
Arrange to present a clean, shipshape boat, and have all papers and miscellaneous gear ready.
If applicable, you will need to make arrangements with the marina to haul the vessel for bottom inspection, and retain a captain for sea trials.
Lockers and cabin areas should be cleared of all miscellaneous gear.
The surveyor should never be asked to prepare a boat for inspection.
The surveyor may request minor dismantling of interior ceilings, headliners, flooring, etc. in order to gain access to the suspected areas.
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