What Is Reviewed?
Technical risks, shipyard capabilities, documentation, quality standards, schedule and potential additional cost points are assessed.
Pre-Refit Audit
The first independent inspection before binding commitments.
Remotely managed refit projects quickly lose transparency due to unclear scope, delayed information, additional costs and inadequate control. A pre-refit audit makes these risks visible before the project begins.
Initial Report Scope
The initial report accelerates decision-making.
The pre-refit audit evaluates project manageability, hidden cost points and on-site risks before the owner or representative team makes a formal commitment or signs an agreement.
Who Is It For?
Designed for international yacht owners, captains, brokers and yacht managers seeking strong representation in Türkiye.
How Does It Work?
Following the formal request, the available documents are reviewed. On-site monitoring begins after mutual formal approval.
Outcome
An impartial basis for decision-making.
The objective of the audit is to align all project parties around the same technical reality. This structure brings greater control to shipyard selection, scheduling, the budget corridor and the approval hierarchy.
Inspection Points
What must be reviewed before the shipyard period begins.
- The yacht’s current technical condition and previous maintenance/refit records.
- Shipyard access, protection, occupational safety and subcontractor control capacity.
- Material procurement, use of external specialists and documentation flow.
- Owner-side approval sequence, report format and decision timings.