ANCHOR AND CHAIN CALIBRATION AND INSPECTION

Ship chain calibration is a critical process in the maritime industry that involves determining the actual length of the chain and verifying its wear to ensure safe and reliable operation of the vessel's anchoring and mooring systems. Chain calibration is fundamental to ensure that the measured and marked chain length corresponds to the actual length and to assess the degree of wear and deformation it may have undergone.

Steel repair on vessels is a critical aspect of ship maintenance, as steel is a widely used material in shipbuilding due to its strength, durability and ability to withstand marine conditions. When steel repair is required on a vessel, whether due to corrosion, structural damage or wear and tear, it is important to follow proper procedures to ensure the integrity and safety of the vessel. The repair of steel in vessels is a specialized process that must be carried out by qualified personnel with experience in metallurgy, welding and repair of naval structures. In addition, any repair work must comply with applicable standards and regulations, including quality, safety and environmental protection requirements.

Cleaning a boat's hull by diving is a critical process for maintaining the efficiency and safety of the vessel. The accumulation of marine organisms, algae, sediment and contaminants on the hull can increase water resistance and reduce the efficiency of the vessel, which in turn can affect fuel consumption and speed. Operational efficiency and safety of the vessel are highly dependent on regular and effective hull cleaning. Therefore, it is essential to have personnel trained and experienced in diving and underwater cleaning techniques to ensure safe and reliable boat maintenance.