Condition of class certificate
Provisional certificate
Interim certificate
Issued to a classed vessel.
Issued by classification society surveyor.
Enables the vessel to proceed to voyage when as per surveyor:
The vessel is fit.
In efficient condition.
Certificates will embody surveyor’s recommendation for continuance of class.
Subjected to the confirmation of the committee.
Issued in the event of:
Seaworthiness of the vessel in question due to:
Collision
Grounding
Any maritime accident by which vessel sustained damage to hull/ machinery.
Repair done as required.
If surveyor thinks that the ship is only safe to proceed to next port for a cheaper or more thorough repair, an endorsement to be made on interim certificate as:
“The vessel is safe for intended passage until the next port for further repair and examination.”
Updated: July 03, 2003
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