With a background in maritime structural design and analysis and the full gambit of traditional engineering consultancy, the Maritime Civil Engineer has the experience and knowledge base to provide complete assistance in property-related incidents and projects.

The full lifecycle of a maritime infrastructure project breaks down into parts, all of which are essential in the maritime community:

• Beginning with studies such as logistics, risk, concept, feasibility, and costing.

• Preliminary and detailed technical design and analysis.

• Construction-related works be it preparing scopes and specifications, tender and bidding preparation, and evaluation, to supervising contractors and sub-contractors works.

• The latter stages include ongoing stakeholder engagement and condition assessment or incident investigation.

• Which leads to starting the cycle again at appropriate studies, design, and construction.

With extensive experience worldwide in maritime infrastructure, we can assist in all areas of the life cycle, with a strong focus on condition assessment, risk, claims resolution, costing, and technical nuances.

Our extensive experience relates to structures including Lock Gates, Bridges, Rail Systems, Paving and Storage Areas, Marinas, Floating Pontoon Systems, Bulkheads, Docks and Piers and Jetties, Fender Units and Mooring Systems, Pipelines, Marine Loading Arms, Conveyor Loading Equipment, Ship to Shore Gantry Cranes and many more.

The primary services offered include:

• Property Damage Casualty Response – Nature and Extent of damages to maritime infrastructure.

• Condition Assessment – Loss prevention, understanding risk, repair or maintenance planning, due diligence study, feasibility assessment for operations and vessel berthing.

• Mooring and Fender Analysis and Studies – Capacity, integrity, due diligence, risk based.

• Review of structural components and capacities.

• Costing studies for maritime infrastructure.

• Natural Disaster response damage assessment.

• Risk Assessment and Risk Mitigation evaluations.

• Construction supervision and monitoring activities.

• Dive inspection supervision, scoping, evaluation, and interpretation.

• Expert Witness – Providing opinion on cause, nature and extent of damages, scopes of reasonable repairs, opinion on elements of betterment and depreciation.

• Claims and Disputes Support – Understanding maritime construction and infrastructure, assisting with interpretation, quantification, preparation of supporting documentation, and providing guidance on dispute avoidance and resolution.