P&I Condition Surveys

Protection & Indemnity (P&I) Condition Surveys are a vital tool for identifying and reducing risks that could lead to costly claims, delays, or disputes. Unlike most marine surveys, P&I inspections focus on preventing problems before they occur, helping owners maintain vessel safety, operational readiness, and full insurance coverage.

Purpose of a P&I Survey

The main goals are to:

  • Identify Deficiencies – Structural, equipment, or operational issues that create significant P&I risk.

  • Ensure Compliance – Detect ISM Code non-conformities and other regulatory breaches.

  • Minimize Liability – Recommend prompt corrective actions to reduce risks to ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) standards.

  • Protect Insurance Coverage – Support the ongoing validity and effectiveness of your P&I policy.

Key Focus Areas

Our P&I surveys cover:

  • Structural Integrity – Hull, superstructure, and critical fittings.

  • Safety Equipment – Lifesaving appliances, firefighting gear, alarms, and emergency systems.

  • Operational Practices – Cargo handling, navigation, and crew procedures.

  • ISM Compliance – Safety management system, record-keeping, and non-conformity reporting.

  • Maintenance Standards – Condition of machinery, gear, and onboard systems.

Benefits of a P&I Survey

  • Prevents costly incidents by detecting problems early

  • Reduces downtime by avoiding operational delays or detentions

  • Improves crew safety and operational efficiency

  • Strengthens claims position by demonstrating proactive risk control

When to Request a P&I Survey

  • Before renewing or initiating P&I insurance

  • Following major repairs or modifications

  • After incidents involving cargo, machinery, or hull damage

  • As part of a shipowner’s proactive risk management program

Get Started Today

Whether you need a single survey or ongoing marine inspection support, our team is ready to help.

Why Choose Us for P&I Condition Surveys

  • In-depth knowledge of P&I risk factors and industry standards

  • Clear, practical recommendations for rapid defect correction

  • Trusted by shipowners, operators, and insurers

  • Proven track record in reducing operational and insurance risks