MASTERCLASS IN

MARINE WARRANTY SURVEYING

Delivering relevant and high-quality training to

the Shipping, Maritime and Energy industries
FOREWORD

There are many types of marine surveyors. In definition, the term “Marine Surveyor” covers a wide range of work carried out involving
surveys, inspections and investigations aboard all types of ship, e.g., merchant vessels, pleasure craft, offshore structures. Surveys may also
include the commodities being carried by those vessels, i.e., their cargoes, of which they are many. No single marine surveyor has knowledge
of all types of surveys.

MARINE SURVEYING MASTERCLASS PROGRAMMES

• Masterclass in Hull and Machinery Surveying

• Masterclass in Marine Cargo Surveying
• Masterclass in Marine Warranty Surveying

COURSE FACILITATOR

Mike Wall, BSc, MSc, FIMarEST, FRINA, QDR.

Managing Director & Principal Consultant, Mike Wall & Associates Ltd.

Mike has twenty-five years’ experience in hull, machinery and cargo surveying in USA, New Zealand, Fiji and South East Asia. Most of the
experience was gained in Hong Kong, providing a wide range of marine consultancy and surveying services to P&I Clubs, Shipowners, Ship
Managers, Underwriters, Admiralty Lawyers and other Principals. Mike is also a qualified Mediator, being registered both in the UK and
Hong Kong. He is also a Fellow of IMarEST and Fellow of RINA.

As a qualified dispute resolver (QDR) he has successfully concluded several mediations. Mike is a regular contributor of shipping technical
articles to various maritime publications and is currently editor of FLASHLIGHT, the free emailed monthly newsletter distributed to 3,000+
marine surveyors around the world.

More recently Mile has authored a total of 50 distance learning training modules for various distance learning courses in shipping over the
last 10 years for various marine training organisations. He has also written 10 books related to shipping and marine surveying.

A must-do course for those intending to enter the marine surveying

profession with much useful information for experienced surveyors.
The masterclass will broaden and deepen your knowledge of all
aspects of marine surveying.

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MASTERCLASS IN MARINE WARRANTY SURVEYING
To broaden and deepen your knowledge of all aspects of marine warranty surveying
Online | 8th to 10th May 2023 | 9:00am to 5:00pm (SGT)
SUMMARY
The course will address the core competencies of warranty
surveying, presenting the knowledge and practical techniques
being practiced in this specialised field. The course content and
depth will be adjusted to the ability and experience of those
attending.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Gain insights into the legal aspects of marine warranty surveying
to safeguard your interests
• Understand different types of marine warranty surveys with
practical application
• Learn about the role of marine warranty surveyor with respect to
different types of surveys to ensure that the risk associated with
the warranted operations are reduced to an acceptable level in
accordance with best industry practice
• Attain knowledge of codes of practice and scope of work for better
execution
• Learn about relationships with other surveyors to ensure
everything proceeds smoothly
• Be aware of surveyors’ liability and protection to protect your
position
• Understand the role and meaning of JHC warranties
• Develop core competencies in reporting and learn the industry
best practices
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TARGET AUDIENCE
• Marine Surveyors intending to become Marine Warranty
Surveyors, Marine Warranty Underwriters and Brokers
• Those involved in projects dealing with the MWS
• Naval Architects, Structural and Offshore Engineers moving into
warranty surveying
• Technical, Operations and Logistics Supervisors working on
major maritime transport, construction or oil and gas projects
• Master Mariners, Vessel and Project Managers becoming involved
in warranties
• Insurance Assessors, P&I Underwriters, Brokers and Claim
Handlers wanting to broaden their warranty knowledge
• Consultants and Professionals in Maritime Law, Classification
Societies, Ports, Terminals, and Shipyards
INVESTMENT
SGD 4,095 per delegate (Classroom Training)
SGD 2,295 per delegate (Online Training)
For Group Registration, please contact Nick at
E: nick.c@miceglobal.com.sg
D: +65 6256 3278 #124
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CORE MODULES

Warranties, Insurance Markets and Legal Frameworks Offshore and Energy Related Surveys
• Brief introduction to marine insurance • Where are warranties used in the energy and offshore sector?
- History and development • MWS code of practice and Scope of Work
• Introduction to warranty surveying • Examples of some warranty surveys in energy and offshore fields
- Who is your client? • Rig tows and anchor spreads
• Defining marine insurance warranties • Lay up of rigs
• Nature and purpose • Offshore windfarm operations
• The committees’ warranties and codes of practice • Offshore decommissioning
• Breach of warranties
• Who appoints surveyors for warranty surveys? Ports, Terminals, and Shipyard Risk Assessment
• The role of the appointed surveyor • Port and terminal surveys
• Advising and recommendations – The required outcomes • What are they and why are they needed?
• Surveyor’s liability • Shipyard risk assessment
• Application to various shipyard types
Towage Approval and Voyage Approval, Stowage and • Shipyard risk assessment
Tie-Down • Application to projects
• Towage - different types of tow
• Stowage and tie-down of project cargoes on ships Condition, Port Risk, Lay-up, and Reactivation Surveys
• Work scope agreements • Condition surveys
• Key high value items • JHC warranties history and development
• Carriage of cranes and loading of yatchs • Present application
• JH722, JH115, JH115A, JH2006-010 A, B, C and D
Heavy Lifting and Transport • Port risk surveys
• Different means of transport • Why and where they are used
• Calculations - COGs, Weights, Ground Loads
• Types of cranes and capacities
• Rigging - Rules for Lifting
• Skidding, jacking and other moving techniques
• Various types of load out, e.g. using SPMTs
• Project planning
• Toolbox meetings
• Last Minute Risk Analysis (LMRA)

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 SALES CONTRACT

COURSE REGISTRATION

MGS 436 - Masterclass in Marine Warranty Surveying

8th to 10th May 2023, 9:00am to 5:00pm (SGT)
SGD 2,295 per delegate (Online Training)

Save SGD 1,800 when you register for the online training session and
enjoy the same benefits as our classroom session in the comfort of your location.
* Includes course documentations. Refreshements and luncheons applies for classroom training only.
* The above workshop fee is before 8% GST, witholding taxes or any other taxes.

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CANCELLATION / SUBSTITUTION POLICY

If you are unable to attend, a substitute delegate is welcomed at no additional charge. All bookings carry a 50% liability after a fully completed sales contract has been received by M.I.C.E
Global. An official letter of the cancellation must be received via email or fax 3 weeks prior to the training date in order for the balance of the training fee as a credit to be applied against
another M.I.C.E Global workshop or conference. Cancellation of any training with less than 3 weeks notice prior to the training date carry a 100% liability. M.I.C.E Global reserves the
right to cancel or make any changes to the content and timing of the trainings and course facilitators for reasons beyond its control. If for any reasons M.I.C.E Global decide to amend these
workshops or conferences, M.I.C.E Global is not responsible for covering airfare, hotel, or any other costs incurred by the registrants. In the event that M.I.C.E Global cancel the training,
M.I.C.E Global reserves the right to transfer the booking to another training or to provide a credit of an equivalent amount to another training to be held within the following twelve months.

IDEMNITY: Should for any reason outside the control of M.I.C.E Global, the venue or course facilitators changes, or the training be cancelled due to strikes, riots, terrorism, epidemics,
disasters, extreme weather conditions, or governmental action, M.I.C.E Global shall endeavour to reschedule but the client hereby indemnifies and hold M.I.C.E Global harmless from and
against any and all costs, damages and expenses, including attorney fees, which are incurred by the client. The construction, validity and performance of this Agreement shall be governed
in all respects by the laws of Singapore to the exclusive jurisdiction of whose Courts the Parties hereby agree to submit.