AIM Control (AIM Group®) is a leader in providing Cargo Marine loss prevention in Shipping. Our professional controller's and expert's actions are to assist P&I members, Ship-owners and underwriters to manage and reduce risk exposure and to contribute towards an enhanced safety culture.
AIM Control (AIM Group®) marine and cargo loss control is not only to the hull & machinery, full condition survey, draft survey, on-off-hire condition surveys, loading & unloading tally supervision, lasing and securing survey and protection & indemnity insurance, underwriters but also vessel issues as fire & explosion, navigation as grounding, salvage, pollution & collision, carriers as liquefaction, tanker and in break bulk & bags, containers, RoRo & dangerous cargo, human issues as stowaways, Illness, personal injury, pirate . . . risk assessment and loss control prevention f for the purpose of reducing the risks at sea.
AIM Control (AIM Group®) appointed by project underwriters, cargo underwriters, P&I clubs, ship-owners, carriers, assured, brokers, maritime lawyers, claim handlers, settling agents, freight forwards, oil & gas offshore companies, reinsurers, charterers, S&P agents, multimodal transport companies, etc…as their correspondent for all of ship & vessel carrier, all type of cargo at ports and at sea.
Loss Prevention & Control description in details is consisted of (But not limited)
Bulk/General cargo (Wetting, shifting and contamination, shortage, ex: rice)
Container (falling overboard and wet damage to cargo)
RoRo (Cargo shifting in adverse weather conditions)
Tanker (Contamination, Shortage, Ex: Gas and Oil)
Dangerous cargo
Break & super project cargo (ex: heavy lifting)
Cases
MARS Reports
Highlights
IRCA
Human Related Issues
Stowaways (financial, a threat)
Illness (medical care and repatriation, diseases)-
Personal Injury (slips/falls, fires and explosions, machinery or equipment hazardous atmosphere)
Services
Benchmarking (identify the areas where their costs and claims)
Monthly Safety Scenario
PEME
SCORE
Topical Issues
Ebola Virus (World Health Organization (WHO) )
Liquefaction of Cargo (nickel ore and iron ore fines)
Maritime Labour Convention (The International Labour Organization (ILO) )
Passenger Liability Regulation
Piracy
Sanctions (P&I cover for liabilities arising out of sanctions legislation)
Vessel Related Issues
Fire / Explosion (almost of Engine Room, Machinery spaces and cargo holds)
Machinery (Bunkers / Fuel quality, Cracks, girders/columns, Main engines, Turbo chargers, Other machinery, Boilers, Crane damages, Propeller blades, Rudders, Slow Steaming)
Navigational
Contact/FFO (Damage caused by vessel coming into direct contact with, for example, a dock, pier, jetty, buoy or crane, or the damage caused by the vessel's wash)
Collision/RDC ( lookout or unsatisfactory radar watch, weather, VHF, Overtaking in narrow passages)
Grounding (heavy weather, dragging of anchor, evasive actions to avoid collision, Navigational errors)
Salvage (Approval)
Pollution (A common cause of pollution is ruptured oil pipes in ballast tank, the majority of spills occur during operational procedures)
Emergency
A potentially catastrophic incident can happen at any time to any operator
Anchor-loss
Loss of anchor and anchor chains are among the root causes of many groundings and collisions
The importance is to carry out the insurance loss prevention,AIM Control (AIM Group®) marine and cargo surveyors and experts identified the risks and root causes already arisen and will be arisen.
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