JOIN US AT SEAWORK FOR THE ANNUAL SCSF PRESENTATIONS


Members of IIMS are reminded that the annual Small Craft Surveyors Forum will take place at the Seawork Show at Southampton on Wednesday 12 June from 1330 to 1630 in Conference Room 2. The event is free to attend and open to all marine surveyors no matter what their affiliation. This year’s schedule looks good and is sure to draw a strong attendance.


Although a free seminar please reserve your place online so we have numbers for Health & Safety reasons, chairs and catering.


PROGRAMME OF PRESENTATIONS


1330 Welcome by Seminar Chairman John Wills, IMarEST 1335 WINDFARM TRANSFER VESSELS Problems of Ageing vessels – Mike Schwarz (IIMS) will moderate a session between Mike Proudlove (windfarm vessel operator) and Steve Moffat (surveyor).


1420 Tea break 1445 OVERVIEW OF EVOLVING REGULATION OF CODED BOATS, INCLUDING WORKBOATS Bas Edmonds from Maritime & Coastguard Agency Small Commercial Vessels Department.


1535 SILICON AND FLUOROPOLYMER FOUL RELEASE COATINGS Matthew Goodall, South Coast and Naval Account Manager from Akzo Nobel, will look at the latest developments and performance of these coatings.


1625 Conclusion and Close


The Small Craft Surveyors Forum member organisations are: RINA, IMarEST, IIMS, SCMS, NI, YDSA


IIMS UAE BRANCH WOULD LOVE TO WELCOME YOU ABOARD THE QEII FOR ITS BI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019


The date: 20 November 2019


The theme: Safe Ships, Safe Cargo – The P&I Perspective The venue: Queen Elizabeth II, Dubai, UAE. The time:


08:30hrs - 17:30hrs (lunch at 13:00hrs)


The Report • June 2019 • Issue 88 | 29


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