Shenzhen Xing'anke Testing. Ltd is a Shenzhen-based inspection firm supporting commercial vessels and offshore assets calling at Pearl River Delta terminals and across the wider South China coast. The company concentrates on two complementary scopes that frequently combine during a single attendance: underwater inspection of hull and below-waterline items, and non-destructive testing and remote inspection of welds, plating and structural members. Diver-technicians carry out in-water surveys covering hull plating, sea chests, propellers, rudders, anodes and other submerged components, recording video and still imagery and preparing reports in formats accepted by attending surveyors during in-water surveys carried out under classification society procedures as alternatives to drydocking. NDT and remote inspection activities draw on techniques such as ultrasonic, magnetic particle, dye penetrant and visual examination, with reports tailored to support condition monitoring programmes, damage assessment after groundings or contacts, and routine periodic inspection cycles. Shenzhen Xing'anke Testing holds service supplier recognition under DNV and ABS for relevant marine inspection categories, allowing reports issued from its underwater and NDT campaigns to be considered during class survey activities. Working from Shenzhen, the team mobilises divers, NDT technicians and calibrated equipment to Shekou, Yantian, Chiwan and other Greater Bay Area terminals as well as to repair yards across the region. Customers include shipowners, ship managers, P&I correspondents and shipyards needing independent, well-documented evidence of hull and structural condition on commercial tonnage and offshore units trading through southern Chinese ports and adjacent waters. The combined diving and NDT scope under DNV and ABS recognition supports owners coordinating multi-discipline attendances during a single port call, helping reduce off-hire time during intermediate survey windows on bulk and offshore tonnage trading through the wider Greater Bay Area logistics corridor.