Top Marinas in Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Multitech Marine Services
By CruiserSteve November 14, 2017
Dear cruisers, working with this company could be the worst decision you will ever make. Starting at the top (Thierry) will tell you want you want to hear however the workmanship, quality, and performance is despicable and disappointing. You will be taken advantage of, overcharged and left with subpar work. Do yourself a favor and stay far far away... ...read more
Banyan Bay Marine Center
By seaod December 09, 2014
Great service. completed everything to my satisfaction. I use them every year for maintenance . best marina in the area ...read more
Florida Marine AV
By Gladmaker November 15, 2012
Beware of dealing with Bruce Everett!Bruce Everett with Florida Marine AV and Eagle Custom Trailers does not need any additional business.He told me he did not want my business when I tried to get information on his trailers.He required me to call him on the phone rather than using his email. In his advertisement he gives his email address for a contact source.I informed him I preferred to correspond by email but he refused and called me a derogatory name.This lets me know that he is not interested in giving good customer service. ...read more
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Marine Surveyor Discusses Extended Voyages at Sea
Even with the latest tropical storm Ernesto, the weather and seas have been relatively calm. This has been good news for all of the sea lovers out there including marine surveyors and experienced captains. These are the conditions that tempt us into longer excursions. You can read more about preparing for an extended voyage from a marine surveyor here. ...read more
By Simex International LLC. Marine Surveyors & Consultants August 05, 2012
More information about Marine Surveyors
A marine surveyor is a person who conducts inspections, surveys or examinations of marine vessels to assess, monitor and report on their condition and the products on them. Marine surveyors also inspect equipment intended for new or existing vessels to ensure compliance with various standards or specifications. Marine surveys typically include the structure, machinery and equipment (navigational, safety, radio, etc.) and general condition of a vessel. It also includes judging materials on board and their condition. Marine surveying is often closely associated with marine insurance, damage and salvage, accident and fraud investigation as insurers generally lack the training and skills required to perform a detailed assessment of the condition of a vessel. While marine surveyors are sometimes employed by insurers directly they maintain a certain professional autonomy in order to provide an unbiased view. Independent marine surveyors are often employed by the clients of marine insurers to provide evidence in support of damage claims made against the insurer. Insurance companies cannot require customers to use specific marine surveyors (although they often provide a list of recommended or pre-approved marine surveyors who are known to them). Marine surveyors use many credentials, letters, and terms such as “accredited”, “certified”, “qualifed”, “AMS”, “CMS”, etc. There are many ways to train to become a marine surveyor including taking correspondence courses, apprenticing, or simply opening a business. However, marine surveyors pursue their profession independently of required organizations, and there is currently no national or international licensing requirement for marine surveyors. The U.S. Coast Guard does not approve or certify marine surveyors. All association terms and initials represent training and certification by private organizations. ...read more
By Simex International LLC. Marine Surveyors & Consultants April 22, 2012
ACCENT MARINE SERVICES LLC
By ACCENT MARINE SERVICES LLC August 28, 2010