Sea-fastening inspection survey / fastening securing ship control / approval and certificate in transportation at sea are to control risks in maritime and shipping!

 AIM Control (AIM Group®) sea-fastening inspection survey, which is not only part of ordinary or customary trading, requires planning but also fastening/securing surrey in transportation to identify and consider the risks and understand the process required to maintain their right coverage. Owners need to order  AIM Control (AIM Group®) sea-fastening approval services

 AIM Control (AIM Group®) Sea-fastening inspection is the action of fastening/securing cargoes inspection and survey, monitor on ship with the aim of preventing them from movement while the ship is in transit and subjected to motions due to the nature of the seaway. Email: aimcontrol@aimcontrolgroup.com 

Typically,  AIM Control (AIM Group®) sea-fastening inspection is specific to the ship and cargoes in question. Usually steel plates or structural profiles such as pipe etc. welded to the ship's deck are used for sea-fastening design inspection.

•  AIM Control (AIM Group®) performs various engineering/analysis and calculation and in-house spread sheets for structural engineering project.

•  AIM Control (AIM Group®) performs engineering calculation for the lifting/load-out of various offshore structures including but not limited to jacket, topside, etc.

•  AIM Control (AIM Group®) reviewing of structural design reports, transportation and installation procedure/analysis reports, etc. with regards to marine warranty services.

•  AIM Control (AIM Group®) sea-fastening / transportation and offshore lifting analysis of deck, jacket, modules and other offshore appurtenances.

•  AIM Control (AIM Group®) MWS inspection for load-out and grillage / sea-fastening installation of the transportation barge being loaded with offshore structures.

•  AIM Control (AIM Group®) can provide surveyors, experts for site attendance during the preparations, the load out and discharge operations.

• AIM Control (AIM Group®) sea-fastening survey of cargo liable to displacement both in the holds and on open decks.

• AIM Control (AIM Group®) sea-fastening means of transportation survey on vessels / ship for the purpose of their usability.

• Recommendations to stevedores and master regarding proper cargo fastening.

• Cargo fastening certificate issue

• Elaboration of special projects for non-standard cargo fastening (large dimension, long-length and heavy lifts).

AIM Control (AIM Group®) third part of the process will be a final inspection of the casualty by AIM Control (AIM Group®) attending towing vessel surveyors to ensure that all recommendations have been complied with. At the same time, AIM Control (AIM Group®) marine surveyors will inspect sea-fastening and ensure that the arrangements are the same as were proposed and agreed. Once AIM Control (AIM Group®) attending warranty surveyors are satisfied that all recommendations have been complied with issuance of  AIM Control (AIM Group®) Certificate of Sea-fastening Approval.

AIM Control (AIM Group®) has gained wide experience in towage approvals and inspections. We have approved all of sea-floating which arrived safely at her final destination.

In many occasions surveyors of AIM Control (AIM Group®) are involved as surveyor or supervisor in transports of project cargo on heavy lift or general cargo vessels. Approval and recommendations are given for proper stowage and sea-fastening of the cargo for a safe journey to her final destination.

AIM Control (AIM Group®) has produced many transport manuals and feasibility studies for complicated tow and heavy lift voyages all over the world of fully loaded semi submergible barges, deck barges, semi submergible and heavy lift vessels and other special transports. A Transport manual consist of stowage plans, cribbing plans, cargo acceleration forces, stability calculations, sea-fastening design survey  and calculations, leg bending moments etc.

The videos taken at the site of inspection, survey and supervision during AIM Control surveyors and inspectors conducted the Loading / unloading / Lashing / Securing for Super Project Cargo in over-weight and over-sizes

Typically, AIM Control’s sea-fastening inspection is specific to the ship and cargoes in question. Usually steel plates or structural profiles such as pipe etc. welded to the ship's deck are used for sea-fastening design inspection.