Attendance, inspection and reporting carried out to a defined scope and reported factually — so that owners, insurers, charterers and authorities can act on what was actually found.
Polaris provides marine inspection and survey services intended to give clients objective, structured, evidence-based information about vessels, marine assets, equipment and operational conditions, within the scope agreed for each assignment.
Our surveyors apply the inspection or survey methodology appropriate to the nature and purpose of the assignment, record what is observed, and report it without interpretation beyond the technical evaluation the client has asked for. The value of a survey lies in its independence and in the traceability of its findings.
Purchase, charter, repair, claim and acceptance decisions all rest on an accurate picture of condition at a point in time.
A report that identifies scope, method, date, attendance, limitations and evidence is defensible. One that does not is an opinion.
An inspection is only worth commissioning if the party carrying it out has no interest in the outcome.
Every assignment is carried out to a scope agreed in writing before attendance. Scope, method and limitations are stated in the report itself.
Assignment process for inspection and survey work, from written instruction to close-out.
Polaris Marine Survey operates as an independent third-party inspection function. Where independence could be affected by other Polaris work for the same client on the same subject, the assignment is declined or referred.
Scope, date, attendance, method, limitations and evidence are stated in every report as a matter of course.
Based in Aqaba with operational reach into Tartous and the wider region.
