Masterclass in Hull & Machinery Surveying
December 3 - 5, 2018 - Singapore SGMICE Global Pte Ltd
kelly@miceglobal.com.sg
Phone:6256 3278
Workshop Overview The course will comprise six half day sessions broken down into the above aspects of Hull and Machinery surveying. It is intended to help those establishing themselves as a H&M surveyor and consultant. Experienced H&M surveyors who may be lacking experience in some areas may also find the course useful. There are many pitfalls which can confront a H&M surveyor. It is the hope of the presenter that by attending this course you will be aware of many of them before they become a reality. The workshop will be ideal for those who wish to expand their knowledge of hull and machinery surveying, possible damage sustained handling difficult cases. The course content and depth will be adjusted to the ability and experience of those attending. Key Benefits of Attending By attending this workshop, you will be able to: • The legal aspects of H&M surveying • H&M and P&I Insurance implications • The role and duties of the H&M surveyor with respect to the different types of survey • Proactive and reactive H&M surveys • The different types of H&M surveys • Relationships with other surveys - protocols, conduct, ethics • Surveying tools • Evidence gathering and preservation • Resolution of claims - typical difficult cases • Reporting • Difference between marine surveyor and consultant • Expert opinion and witness assignments • Speed and angle of blow assessments Who Should Attend This is a ‘must do’ course for those intending to enter the H&M surveying specialisation of the marine surveying profession and for experienced surveyors who wish to expand and deepen their knowledge of the subject. Marine surveyors intending to become H&M surveyors H&M underwriters and brokers Those wishing to expand their knowledge up to consultancy and expert witness work P&I Club claims executives with H&M insurance interests Shipyard management who wish to learn the procedures involved in H&M claims Admiralty lawyers involved in H&M claims and disputes