Suitability & Condition Survey

SUITABILITY CONDITION SURVEY

Marine Surveyor Indonesia have order to conduct the Suitability and Condition Survey for MV. BIG ORANGE XIX at Tuas, Singapore around end January 2014.

The suitability condition survey of MV. BIG ORANGE XIX  was conducted on January 17, 2014 whilst she was safely berthed alongside at the jetty Pacific Richfield Marine Shipyard, Tuas, Singapore  with the purpose to check the real condition of the vessel. We conducted detail inspection on the vessel by checking on the vessel’s documents/certificates, physical hull & machinery, interior & equipment.

SUITABILITY CONDITION SURVEY

Condition of External port and starboard shell plating above the waterline was found old coated with stain rust at various place, but generally in fair condition.

Propulsion system, main engine, auxiliary engine and other machineries including panel control were reportedly in operating order and the deck machineries reportedly in working order. 

Navigation and communication equipment such as GPS, marine VHF radio, compass, Echo Sounder and another navigations equipments, indicators and instrument panel control were found in good operating order. 

The safety equipment available on board such as life buoy, life raft, life jackets and fire fighting appliances are in good operating order. 

Engine room, machineries space and steering gear compartment appeared well maintained and noted to be in fair condition. 

Generally the vessel’s freeboard was noted to be structurally in sound condition. 

Around the vessel’s hull and beside constructed with half steel pipe fender provided with removable tire fenders. 

Each tire fender was connected by steel chain and fixed to the welded pad eyes at shell plate, the condition were noted in sound condition. 

The main deck and forecastle deck structure including bulwark were found in fair condition.  

External deck house or super structure including rails, ladder, windows and deck structure found in sound condition, exhaust funnel and ventilation were found in fair condition as well. 

The top wheelhouse (monkey island) including mast light, rails and ladder were found in fair condition. Wheelhouse including console and desk was found in sound condition. The interior accommodation, cabins, galley, store, toilet including staircase generally appear in fair condition. 

SUITABILITY CONDITION SURVEY

 SHIP’S PARTICULARS

§  Name of Vessel                : MV. BIG ORANGE XIX

§ Call Sign                           : POTO

§  Flag                                : Indonesia

§  Port of Registry                 : Jakarta

§  IMO Number                    : 8117744

§  Type of Vessel                  : Supply Vessel

§  Built                                : 1981/Santan Engineering Shipyard, Singapore

§  Class                               : BKI

§  Gross/Net Tonnage            : 1,124 / 337

§  L.O.A/L.B.P                      : 60.50 M/58.00 M

§  Breath Moulded                 : 16.20 M

§  Depth                              :   4.50 M

§  Main Engine                      : 2 x 950 BHP, Detroit Diesel type GM12V149N

§  Generator                        : 3 x 90 KW Detroit Diesel type 471

§  Bow Thruster                    : 1 x 4.5T Detroit type 12V-71T

           §   Owners                              : PT. Jason Marintama Servindo 

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Marine Surveyor & Inspection Services, Bunker Survey, On Hire Survey, Off Hire Survey, Condition Survey, Stuffing Survey, Loading Survey, Damaged Survey, Discharging Survey, P&I Survey, Towing & Lashing Survey, On Hire ROB and Condition Survey, Towing Approval Survey, Free Gas Survey, the vanning survey report, towing approval survey and much more
 
In case you have order for marine survey please do not hesitate to contact us on below communication addressed :
PT. Binaga Ocean Surveyor
Kabil Industrial Estate
Ruko CNN Blok D3 No. 3
Batu Besar, Nongsa, Kabil, Batam, Indonesia
Telephone/Hand-phone : +628127015790 / 08117775790
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