JH 2006/010A–D Warranty Survey Project
Independent marine warranty survey and technical consultancy project for a 235,000 DWT VLCC in Singapore, conducted from 2–4 September 2026.
Project Overview
PAMS Pacific Admiralty Maritime Services carried out an independent marine warranty survey assignment associated with reference JH 2006/010A–D for a 235,000 DWT Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) in Singapore.
The project attendance took place from 2–4 September 2026, with the technical survey activities performed in accordance with the agreed scope of work and applicable project requirements.
Project Reference Summary
Project Reference
JH 2006/010A–D
This reference identifies the warranty survey assignment and the associated technical project activities undertaken by PAMS.
Vessel
Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC)
Vessel size: 235,000 DWT.
Location
Singapore
The warranty survey project was attended in Singapore during the specified project period.
JH 2006/010A–D Reference Summary
Reference: JH 2006/010A–D
Vessel: 235,000 DWT VLCC
Location: Singapore
Survey Attendance: 2–4 September 2026
Service: Independent marine warranty survey and technical consultancy.
Project Objectives
Independent Technical Assessment
To provide an independent technical assessment within the agreed scope of the JH 2006/010A–D warranty survey assignment.
Condition Assessment
To examine the relevant vessel condition and technical circumstances applicable to the survey scope.
Technical Evidence
To record relevant observations and supporting technical evidence available during the survey attendance.
Professional Reporting
To provide a structured technical record of the survey attendance, observations and findings.
Survey Approach
The survey approach was structured around the requirements of the assignment and the applicable technical scope. PAMS's role was to provide an independent marine technical assessment supported by documented observations and available evidence.
01. Assignment Review
Review of the project instructions, agreed scope and relevant information available for the JH 2006/010A–D assignment.
02. Technical Review
Review of relevant technical information and documentation made available for the survey.
03. Vessel Attendance
Physical attendance onboard the 235,000 DWT VLCC in Singapore during the project period of 2–4 September 2026.
04. Technical Reporting
Recording of relevant observations and preparation of the technical survey report in accordance with the agreed scope.
Technical Inspection
The technical inspection was undertaken in accordance with the defined project scope. Relevant areas, conditions, documentation and technical matters were considered as applicable to the assignment.
Where relevant, observations were supported by technical records and photographic evidence to establish a clear survey record.
Project Findings
Vessel Condition
Relevant conditions observed during the vessel attendance were recorded as part of the technical survey process.
Technical Observations
Technical observations were documented in relation to the agreed warranty survey scope.
Supporting Evidence
Available technical records, photographs and other relevant evidence were considered where applicable.
Survey Record
The resulting documentation provides a structured technical record of the project attendance and relevant survey observations.
Project Deliverables
- Independent marine warranty survey
- Technical inspection and condition assessment
- Review of relevant technical information
- Documentation of survey observations
- Supporting photographic evidence where applicable
- Technical findings and assessment
- Structured survey reporting
- Professional technical record for the assignment
PAMS Technical Approach
Independence
PAMS provides independent marine technical consultancy and surveying services, maintaining an objective approach to technical assessments.
Professional Inspection
Vessel attendance is conducted systematically, with relevant observations recorded against the agreed technical scope.
Evidence-Based Assessment
Technical conclusions are based on observed conditions and available supporting information.
Clear Reporting
Survey results are presented in a structured, professional format suitable for technical review by the relevant parties.
Project Significance
The JH 2006/010A–D assignment demonstrates PAMS's capability to provide independent marine technical survey services for large commercial vessels and warranty-related technical matters.
Conducted in Singapore onboard a 235,000 DWT VLCC, the project reflects the application of a structured technical survey methodology focused on independent observation, evidence and reporting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the JH 2006/010A–D project?
JH 2006/010A–D was an independent marine warranty survey and technical consultancy assignment undertaken by PAMS onboard a 235,000 DWT VLCC in Singapore.
Where was the project carried out?
The project was carried out in Singapore.
What type of vessel was involved?
The vessel was a Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) with a deadweight of approximately 235,000 DWT.
When did the PAMS survey attendance take place?
The project attendance took place from 2–4 September 2026.
What was PAMS's role?
PAMS acted as an independent marine technical consultancy, providing warranty survey, inspection, technical assessment and reporting services within the agreed scope.
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