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    Hull Surveying - An Introduction

    £100.00
    The book mainly relates to steel merchant vessels. Several types of material have also been covered which may be found on such vessels, together with GRP which is used in various other types of vessel.
    ISBN: 9786165883047
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    Author: Mike Wall

    Published: December 2021

    The book was originally a single book relating to both hull and machinery surveying but became so large that it had to be split into two parts. This is the second of the two. It has been written with three possible types of surveyor in mind.

    The first group will have had very little or no marine experience and who are seeking to enter, what is to them, an entirely new profession. As such, much of the material presented will be new to them being designed to give them a grounding in the profession of marine surveying.

    The second group will be people who have some related marine experience such as ship’s deck or engineering officers who are seeking to leave seafaring but wish to remain involved with the marine industry in a wider field.

    The final group will be experienced marine surveyors who want to extend their knowledge into the wider fields of the profession and continue their personal professional development by being exposed to areas of expertise with which they may not be familiar.

    The book mainly relates to steel merchant vessels. Several types of material have also been covered which may be found on such vessels, together with GRP which is used in various other types of vessel.

    The book contains ten case histories based on actual incidents which show what hull damage investigations might look like It also covers various reporting techniques relating to such incidents.

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    Author: Mike Wall

    Published: December 2021

    The book was originally a single book relating to both hull and machinery surveying but became so large that it had to be split into two parts. This is the second of the two. It has been written with three possible types of surveyor in mind.

    The first group will have had very little or no marine experience and who are seeking to enter, what is to them, an entirely new profession. As such, much of the material presented will be new to them being designed to give them a grounding in the profession of marine surveying.

    The second group will be people who have some related marine experience such as ship’s deck or engineering officers who are seeking to leave seafaring but wish to remain involved with the marine industry in a wider field.

    The final group will be experienced marine surveyors who want to extend their knowledge into the wider fields of the profession and continue their personal professional development by being exposed to areas of expertise with which they may not be familiar.

    The book mainly relates to steel merchant vessels. Several types of material have also been covered which may be found on such vessels, together with GRP which is used in various other types of vessel.

    The book contains ten case histories based on actual incidents which show what hull damage investigations might look like It also covers various reporting techniques relating to such incidents.

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