Seanav Marine
🛡️ Non-IACS Classification Body

Intermaritime Certification Services (ICS Class) Class Surveys & Certification India

24/7 technical attendances, GMDSS annual safety radio surveys, VDR/S-VDR APT re-certifications, magnetic compass swinging, and bridge electronics maintenance for ICS Class-classed vessels calling all Indian commercial ports and outer anchorages via Seanav Marine's accredited channel partner network.

Global Headquarters

Panama City, Panama

Year Established

1986

Indian Port Attendance SLA

2–4 Hours (Berth & Anchorage)

24/7 Operations Contact

+91 88508 49050

Accredited Channel Partner Survey Coordination

For vessels classed with Intermaritime Certification Services (ICS Class) calling Indian ports, all statutory surveys, radio inspections, and VDR APT certificate endorsements are coordinated and delivered through our network of accredited channel partners and qualified surveyors holding verified authorizations.

Seanav Marine complements these formal surveyor attendances with dedicated factory-trained marine electronics engineers, OEM diagnostic software (Furuno, JRC, Danelec, Consilium, Yokogawa, Tokyo Keiki), and customs-bonded bridge spare parts to resolve any equipment defects immediately, ensuring an unconditional first-time survey pass.

ICS Class Survey Attendance Across Indian Ports

Select your target Indian port of call to view boarding times, launch points, and local technical dispatch:

Port:

📍 Localized ICS Class Service Dispatch at Adani Mundra Port (INMUN)

Boarding SLA: APSEZ Customs bonded gate pass expedited clearance within 2–3 hours · Launch Point: Mundra Roads Anchorage, Gulf of Kutch Pilot Boarding Ground · Harbor VHF: VHF Ch 73 / Ch 16

Technicians and surveyors attend at berths and outer anchorage with bonded parts dispatch from regional facilities.

Need Urgent ICS Class Survey Attendance or VDR APT in India?

Contact our 24/7 Operations Support desk with your vessel ETA and port of call.

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