Construction under survey

Building confidence and value

If you are to optimise the through-life performance and revenue potential of your ship, you need to know that it is being constructed to exacting standards. Any problems encountered at the design and construction stage can clearly have significant business impact.

Construction under Lloyds Register survey helps manage the risks associated with the building of your new ship.

Using well-established survey methods and on-site problem-solving techniques, our experienced surveyors help to ensure your ship is built in accordance with approved plans, and in full compliance with the our classification Rules, as well as other applicable regulations. Offering real-time solutions with minimal interruption to the production schedule, they help ensure that your ship is built to the high standards necessary for safe and efficient operation throughout its life.

Our experience and expertise mean that we know how to address the critical areas and can focus attention on where any problems are likely to manifest themselves during construction. This means that our surveyors add value to the construction process by reducing the risk of in-service failures.

• Construction under Lloyds Register survey helps you to comply with current Rules and regulations and can help reduce in-service costs.
• Our attention to critical areas reduces the risk of future problems.
• By working with you, we become a valued addition to your team.
• Our responsive approach ensures that any lessons we learn during construction are fed back into the process, leading to a better standard of build, integrity and performance in the future.

How does Lloyd's Register help?

Working together

At Lloyds Register we aim to work closely with owners, ship builders and designers to ensure that strong relationships are created. We work with you as an integral part of your construction team towards common goals for the mutual benefit of all parties concerned.

Our specialist supporting services

• ShipRight Construction Monitoring (CM): focuses attention on the fatigue critical areas that have been identified at the design appraisal stage, helping ensure that building standards and tolerances are maintained.
• Non-destructive examination (NDE): assessment techniques to help ensure that the construction processes consistently meet requirements.
• Materials procurement schemes and surveys at makers works: these help to provide an assurance that the material and components used in the construction of the ship meet the specified classification Rule requirements.

What next?

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