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Ship
Classification serves to ensure that the hull and machinery of ships or
offshore units are constructed, operated and maintained in accordance with a
prescribed set of Rules and Regulations, which have been established on the
basis of theoretical
structural strength, recognized fabrication and repair methodology, and
in-service experience.
Through a regulated
regime of periodical surveys carried out throughout the vessel's lifetime, the
condition of hull and machinery is assessed on a regular basis, thereby
satisfying the Classification Society that the vessel remains in a satisfactory
and seaworthy condition.
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In the event of damage to hull or machinery, as a result of casualty,
breakdown, or from findings of periodical survey, repairs are required to be carried out to a
satisfactory standard, by a method
approved by the Classification Society.
The surveyors of A Adamson & Company possess an extensive knowledge
of the application and implementation of Class Rules and Regulations, and
can provide ship Owners and Operators with invaluable assistance at all
stages from design and construction to operation and repair. We regularly
attend vessels whilst afloat or in drydock, in order to liase with
attending Classification Surveyors for the purpose of expediting
periodical maintenance or repair.
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