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The difference between survey agencies and classification societies
Time:
2010/2/1
Safety is the first requirement of ships. For this reason, many countries have specific technical supervision of the implementation of the ship, the ship developed norms and regulations to safeguard the safe navigation of the ship have the technical conditions of the body. In the world according to its nature of the survey are divided into two categories: one category is the governments survey agencies, and the other is a non-governmental organizations, survey organizations. According to the different nature of the survey in some countries only the government agencies, some countries have established government survey agencies to survey institutions of civil society organizations. Government survey ship directly to the implementation of technical supervision, the issue of the relevant international conventions of the ships certificates. Survey institutions of civil society organizations may be authorized by the Government to issue the relevant international conventions on behalf of the State under the ships certificates. Non-governmental organizations, survey institutions in handling the ship into the stage business, only a government agency of the state survey agencies handle their respective survey ships into the stage business.
Non-governmental organizations, commonly referred to as classification society surveyor agencies. Its main task is to apply for registration of ships, marine technology, test and ship into the class, while legalization inspection business. They are engaged in scientific research, develop norms and rules of the ship, by marine materials, machinery and equipment, ship building technology to the operation of the ship inspection and regular inspection to protect the safe navigation of the ship with the technical conditions. Classification societies tend to accept their government authority or commission, the issue of the relevant international conventions of the ships certificates. In addition, some classification societies also handle other business, such as civilian aircraft and the implementation of technical testing, handling the aircraft into the level of the land-based plants, exploration and development of seabed resources in the fixed facilities for testing. The worlds major classification societies in most countries and regions of the ports are equipped with offices and agencies and with many countries, survey organizations to set the survey there is a mutual agency agreements.
