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Dry Cargo Test 1 Practice
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Who can check something off as repaired?
Classification societies
The captain
The shipowner
The port authority
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Classification societies
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Official verification that repairs meet required standards is done by the classification society, an independent surveyor of ships. They conduct surveys after repairs—whether in port or in dry dock—to ensure the work complies with class rules, uses approved materials, and meets proper workmanship. Once satisfied, they endorse the vessel’s class status and renew or issue the relevant certificates and notations. The captain may supervise the repair work and the shipowner arranges it, but neither has the authority to certify that repairs are complete and up to class standards. The port authority may inspect for safety, but it does not certify repairs for class status.
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