Shipboard Audit
What the ship is actually doing, not what the file says.
We inspect how a vessel is really operated — equipment, maintenance, records, crew performance — and measure it against international regulation and industry standard.
Overview
Shipboard Audit
A ship gets better by being looked at honestly. Our audits are there to evaluate how your vessels perform, where they are exposed, and what can be tightened — in operation, in safety, and in compliance.
Auditors are practising masters and engineers. They have been on the receiving end of an audit, which is why the findings are written to be acted on rather than filed.
What it covers
Scope of work.
Thorough vessel inspections
Every operational aspect is covered: equipment function, maintenance practice, crew performance and the safety protocols in daily use. Nothing is taken on trust.
Regulatory compliance assurance
Maritime regulation is a difficult landscape to stay current in. We confirm the vessel meets international regulation and industry standard, which cuts the risk of a non-compliance finding at the worst moment.
Safety management evaluation
Safety comes first at sea or it comes last. We test the safety management system for what holds and what does not, so crew and assets stay protected.
Operational efficiency enhancement
The audit extends into process. We flag the inefficiencies and bottlenecks that cost money quietly, and the places where the operation can be simplified.
Emergency response preparedness
A plan is only as good as the drill behind it. We assess emergency response plans and the drills run against them, so the crew can handle what has not been forecast.
Next step
Tell us what you need crewed, audited or trained.
Send the vessel particulars, the ranks you need or the course you are after. The reply comes from a master mariner or a chief engineer, and it will not be a brochure.
Enquiries answered by a Master Mariner or Chief Engineer