Marine Service
- MARINE SERVICES
- WHAT WE OFFER
- WE DELIVER
- ONLINE SERVICE
- DATA BASE
Marine service
Today's surveyor must have a working knowledge of all of kind of cargoes and understand the priorities of clients for reducing claims and costs.
Once you retain the surveyor, he works only for you and reports to no one else. The Surveyor is there to protect your interests.
What We Offer
Being effectively committed toward the success of our clients, our services are designed to fit their needs, and we do our best to understand their organizational culture.
We Deliver
If you need a surveyor, it is in best interest to choose one who most represents what a qualified surveyor is and does, that surveyor should be a certified marine surveyor.
On line Services
Contact us and be part of our information, ask us your username and password to mail imc@imc-argentina.com
DATA BASE
Statistics is the study of the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data. It deals with all aspects of this, including the planning of data collection in terms of the design of surveys and experiments.
Be competent, prompt, diligent and demonstrate respect for the survey profession. (Competence requires knowledge, skill, thoughtfulness, and preparation reasonably necessary for the assignment).
Enjoy a favorable reputation within the local business community.
Cooperate in developing the marine surveying profession by:
Contributing one’s skill and knowledge to further the profession’s commitment to serving the public.
Exchanging general information with peers and associates.
Contributing to the work of technical societies, regulatory agencies, and specialized professional education.
Accept only assignments that can be completed with professional competence.
Advertise only in a dignified manner, being careful to avoid misleading statements.
Respect the confidential nature of marine surveying.
When representing the client: endeavor to present facts and opinions without prejudice.
Refrain from suppressing, over-emphasizing or manipulating facts.
Set fees based on work performed for a client and avoid any form of compensation that could be perceived as corrupting judgment.
Avoid assignments that would create a conflict of interest.
Inform the client of any business connection, interest or affiliation that might influence judgment or impair the disinterested nature of a survey.
Accept compensation from more than one source only with the full knowledge of the interested parties.
Not make false, misleading, deceptive or unfair statements concerning member surveyors or the surveyors services, qualifications or integrity.
- Automobile/Ro-Ro
- Cargoes Surveys
- Bunker Survey
- Bunker Replinishment Surveys
- Cargo Damages Surveys
- Containers Inspections
- Container Stuffing -Unstuffing
- Casualties Expert Marine Surveys
- Charterer’s Supercargo
- Discharging/Loading Supervision
- Draft Surveys
- Deadweight Checks
- Heavy Lifts Surveys
- Holds/tanks Suitability
- On-Hire/Off-Hire Surveys
- Outturn Surveys
- Preloading Surveys
- Pre-Shipment Inspection
- Quality control
- Seals Containers Control
