Marine Surveying Guide: Expert Insights & Articles

Below are some links to several of our articles in our Marine Surveying Guide.

Why Get A Marine Survey?

Marine Surveyor Accreditation

How to Become a Marine Surveyor: Steps, Training, and Certification

Marine Survey Regulations and Standards Guide

Understanding Safe Loading Regulations for Boats

Essential Safety Equipment for Boats

Understanding and Preventing Galvanic Corrosion

See ABYC, NFPA, and Chapman School of Seamanship for more educational opportunities.

Captian John on a Delivery — John P. DeGoede IV, AMS # 1399

John is a lifelong boater and sailor. Before becoming a marine surveyor, he had a successful career as a Firefighter/Paramedic. John is also a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. John currently possesses a USCG Master License, Near Coastal 50 GRT, with Sailing and Towing endorsements. John is also one of the instructors for the Chapman School of Seamanships Yacht and Small Craft Surveying course.

Education:

Chapman School of Seamanship (Professional Mariner Training)
Chapman School of Seamanship (Yacht & Small Craft Surveying)
Chapman School of Seamanship (Fundamentals of Damage and Claims Survey)
Chapman School of Seamanship (Advanced Damage and Claim Survey)
ABYC Standards Certification
ABYC Marine Electrical Advisor
USPAP 15-hour Course
IAAI Marine Fire Investigation

Memberships:

Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors
ABYC
NFPA
International Association of Arson Investigators

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