Elements and Performance Criteria
- Plan for vessel survey
- Range of commercial vessels that may be surveyed or inspected are identified and survey regime for each is accurately documented
- Hull shapes of typical commercial vessels are identified and verified for accuracy with surveyor
- Type of survey to be carried out is accurately identified and basic survey plan is developed
- Identify and explain structural components and materials
- Types, properties and application of common materials used in construction of typical commercial vessels are identified and noted in survey plan
- Basic structural components used on typical commercial vessels are correctly identified and noted in survey plan
- Inspection requirements for materials and components are documented and verified with surveyor
- Identify issues relating to vessel water and weather tight integrity
- Range and types of deterioration that affect fitness for purpose of a vessel are identified and confirmed with surveyor
- Preservation and corrosion control methods to maintain fitness for purpose are outlined and confirmed with surveyor
- Deterioration of vessel hull or structure is accurately identified either in water or on slipway
- Typical requirements concerning watertight and weather tight structural integrity of vessels are identified and confirmed with surveyor
- Determine vessel reporting requirements
- Need for vessel to be fit for its intended purpose is outlined and where questionable, is reported to relevant personnel
- Condition of vessel and related action is communicated clearly and concisely with others
- Mandatory and regulatory reporting requirements in relation to general work practices are followed