AMSA Commercial Surveys

AMSA COMMERCIAL SURVEYS

AMSA COMMERCIAL SURVEYS IN QUEENSLAND & AUSTRALIA

The CEO/Managing director Graeme Normington is an AMSA accredited marine surveyor assisting clients in Queensland, Northern Territory and all other states in Australia. If you want to commercially register and operate a ship or a fleet in Australia, you will need our help in obtaining the necessary AMSA compliance.

Our work in this area includes a full assessment of your vessel which is necessary for commercial registration, periodic surveys, renewal surveys, positive flotations, certificates to obtain temporary operating licenses and a full scope of marine surveys.

There are several accreditation categories with AMSA, which include Machinery Steel hull, Aluminium hull, FRP Composites hull, Timber hull, Load Line Renewal, Load Line Annual, Safety Equipment, Stability. If you are not sure what category of survey you require, then please give us a no obligation phone call or send an email with your request for more information.

If you would like visit the AMSA website, please click here.

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Australian Maritime Law Compliance

QSS provides AMSA accredited marine surveying services to clients right across Australia. If you have any questions about our accreditation, work areas covered, surveying policy, prices or other details, please contact us immediately. We will provide you with all the information you need to feel confident hiring us for AMSA commercial surveying services.

Australian Maritime law requires certain vessels to have a certificate of survey in Australia. These surveys are deemed necessary because they confirm that your domestic commercial vessel is compliant with all laws and standards applicable for your vessel.



If you are planning to design or build a domestic commercial vessel (DCV), or you are operating a DCV with a certificate of survey, or you intend to make significant alterations to your DCV, it will be necessary for you to get in touch with an accredited marine surveyor.



A large boat is floating on top of a body of water — Marine Surveying in Cairns, QLD

Australian Maritime Law Compliance

Australian Maritime law requires certain vessels to have a certificate of survey in Australia. These surveys are deemed necessary because they confirm that your domestic commercial vessel is compliant with all laws and standards applicable for your vessel.



If you are planning to design or build a domestic commercial vessel (DCV), or you are operating a DCV with a certificate of survey, or you intend to make significant alterations to your DCV, it will be necessary for you to get in touch with an accredited marine surveyor.



QSS provides AMSA accredited marine surveying services to clients right across Australia. If you have any questions about our accreditation, work areas covered, surveying policy, prices or other details, please contact us immediately. We will provide you with all the information you need to feel confident hiring us for AMSA commercial surveying services.

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Remain In Compliance

Whether you’re just starting in this line of work in Australia or you would like to renew your AMSA certificate of survey, we can help you effectively and efficiently achieve your outcome.

We can advise and assist you with all of your AMSA Survey matters.

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