Survey Documentation, Damage Inspection & Thermographic Reporting

Infrared thermal scan of vessel hull. Temperature differentials can indicate moisture pockets, delamination, or structural irregularities.

Extended thermal survey documenting temperature patterns across a larger area for comparative analysis.

Starboard hull thermal scan documenting temperature distribution for anomaly identification and comparative analysis.

Thermal imaging of structural components to evaluate heat distribution and identify potential mechanical concerns.

Secondary structural thermal scan for comparative documentation and anomaly verification.

Close-detail thermal imaging of structural components for precise anomaly documentation.

FLIR camera inspection documenting thermal anomalies during marine casualty and condition survey.

Thermal imaging documentation of temperature anomalies detected during inspection.

Infrared hull evaluation using FLIR thermal camera to support casualty and condition findings.

Thermal imaging of electrical system components documenting heat signatures for investigation support.

Detailed system thermal profile captured during casualty inspection for documentation and report support.

Thermal imaging of structural areas to identify anomalies consistent with damage, moisture, or insulation issues.

Mechanical system thermal survey documenting temperature distribution across drive and propulsion components.

Thermal imaging deployed as part of casualty inspection to support damage documentation and cause evaluation.

Extended field documentation of engine bay area supporting comprehensive mechanical condition review and repair scope assessment.

Visual inspection of shaft logs and bilge area, documenting condition of seals, supports, and surrounding structure.

Elevated moisture reading on a hull surface appearing visually dry. Confirms value of moisture testing beyond visual inspection.

Systematic moisture readings across multiple hull locations to map the extent and pattern of intrusion.

Port bow hull damage documentation with measurement scale reference. Supports repair scope definition and insurance claim review.

Port side hull damage documented with iron scale measurement reference for accurate scope and estimate review.

Starboard hull mid-section damage documentation covering the 10 to 20 foot zone with scale reference.

Below-waterline hull damage documentation during haul-out. Photographic evidence supports repair planning and insurance review.

Hull topsides damage assessment recording extent, location, and pattern of observed damage.

Condition review of a classic yacht's teak side deck, including caulking, hardware, and structural integrity assessment.

Bow area condition documentation including deck hardware, windlass, and structural fittings.

External condition review documenting transom, drives, and hardware condition.

Full exterior condition survey including hull, topsides, and running gear documentation.

Below-waterline condition review of hull keel area, running gear, and appendages during haul-out inspection.

Secondary documentation angle of hull keel and bottom structure for comprehensive haul-out condition records.

Documentation of hull topsides condition, noting any damage, repairs, or areas of concern.

Bilge area condition documentation during inspection, recording water intrusion indicators, equipment condition, and areas of concern.