Hull, tank & running-gear repairs
Inspection-driven repairs covering hull plating, fuel tanks, hatches, underwater hardware, anodes, valves, and coating restoration.
Explore scopeExperience
U.S. Maritime Solutions employees are U.S. Coast Guard licensed marine engineers with years of real-world sailing experience. We bring firsthand knowledge of vessel operations to marine repair, inspection, and technical support.
Experience that starts at sea
We understand the vessel from the inside out.
Our team’s time underway informs how we approach work alongside vessel crews and shoreside teams. Practical sailing experience helps us understand how equipment is used, how shipboard systems affect one another, and what it takes to complete repairs safely and reliably. We pair that perspective with hands-on marine engineering, inspection, and repair experience—then document the work clearly from assessment through testing and closeout.
Representative experience
Support built around the work—not a generic service list.
Engine-room machinery work
Complex removals and overhauls involving cylinder heads, fuel equipment, camshaft components, pumps, piping, and rigging plans.
Explore scopeVerified work, documented clearly
Pressure testing, leak testing, pull testing, thermographic surveys, measurement records, condition-found reports, and photo documentation.
Explore scopeRepresentative scopes
How the work comes together.
Hull, tank & running-gear repairs
Assessment
Assess hull plating, tanks, hatches, valves, anodes, and underwater components to identify repair requirements.
Work scope
Coordinate plate renewal, equipment repairs, access, and coating restoration around the dry-dock work package.
Documentation
Record inspection findings and the measurements, tests, and photographs required by the agreed scope.
Discuss similar workEngine-room machinery work
Assessment
Review machinery condition, component details, vessel access, isolation requirements, and the removal or overhaul plan.
Work scope
Support engine, pump, piping, shafting, and coupling work, including rigging, removal, overhaul support, and installation.
Documentation
Document component condition, measurements, alignment, and operational checks appropriate to the equipment.
Discuss similar workInspection & test documentation
Assessment
Define the equipment, test method, operating conditions, and acceptance criteria with the vessel team.
Work scope
Perform the specified inspection or testing, including thermographic surveys, gauging, pressure testing, or pull testing.
Documentation
Provide findings and test records to support maintenance priorities and repair closeout.
Discuss similar workPredictive maintenance
Find developing problems before they become downtime.
Infrared inspections help identify abnormal heat patterns in electrical and mechanical equipment without interrupting normal operation. Results are documented so your team can prioritize corrective work.
- Electrical distribution equipment
- Motors, bearings, and rotating machinery
- Baseline and follow-up surveys
- Certified Level II Infrared Thermographers
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