Amoy Ocean Shipping Co. Ltd

Amoy Ocean Shipping is a Xiamen-based inspection contractor focused on hull ultrasonic thickness measurement for commercial shipping calling at the ports of Fujian and the wider Taiwan Strait coastline. The firm is recognised by ClassNK as a service supplier, supporting attendances that feed directly into classification survey records for Japanese-class tonnage and other vessels accepting ClassNK-approved providers. Day-to-day work involves the ultrasonic measurement of shell plating, deck plating, internal stiffeners, tank boundaries and other critical longitudinal and transverse members on bulk carriers, tankers and general cargo ships to confirm residual scantlings against original construction values. Typical assignments support intermediate and renewal special surveys, condition assessment programmes for older tonnage, pre-purchase and pre-charter inspections and damage surveys following heavy weather, contact or grounding incidents. Reports issued by Amoy Ocean are prepared in formats accepted by attending class surveyors, with steel renewal locations clearly indexed to support shipyard planning during scheduled repair calls in Xiamen and adjacent yards. Working from Xiamen gives practical access to one of southeast China's busiest container and general cargo ports, the anchorages used by ships waiting for berths and the repair facilities of the surrounding region. Procedures follow current IACS unified requirements for close-up survey and thickness gauging on vessels within the enhanced survey programme, while equipment calibration and operator qualifications are maintained in line with the approving society's expectations. Amoy Ocean coordinates gauging attendances with class surveyors and shipyard planners so measurement campaigns can be aligned with cargo operations or short repair stays. Records of measurements and the calibration history of ultrasonic gauges are retained for traceability, and reports are released in English where required for international clients running mixed-flag fleets through the Taiwan Strait and the wider South China Sea.