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Controls and electrical in one company · WA electrical contractor IKONIAL745N4

Pre-Shipyard Survey

Your vessel goes into the yard in six to twelve months. We survey the controls and electrical now, so the work is in the yard specification before the yard quotes.

Engineers and electricians who have sailed, five minutes from the Port of Tacoma.

A vessel alongside the quay in a shipyard at sunset, a yard crane behind

What we look at

Condition: switchboards, panels, alarm and monitoring, propulsion and steering controls.Every system in scope
Obsolescence and spares: what can no longer be bought, what spares you hold and what to order before the yard.Every device
Drawings: whether they match what is installed.Marked up against the vessel
Class documentation: the gaps a surveyor will ask about.Listed with the findings
Upgrades: what is worth doing while the vessel is out of service, and what each one gives the crew.Listed with the findings

What you get

A written report: condition, risks, obsolete equipment, spares to order and the upgrades worth doing in the yard. A work list written to go straight into the yard specification. A budgetary price for each item, so you can set the yard budget.

Work found once the vessel is in the yard is priced as a change order. Work in the specification is quoted with everything else.

Behind the engineer who comes

The engineer who surveys your vessel will look at what you have today. Behind them are the controls engineers, electricians and panel shop that rebuild and upgrade plants and vessels across the Pacific Northwest. If the job needs another trade, we will send them.

Licensed electrical contractor · UL 508A panel shop · Controls and electrical in one company

  1. Fix it now

    Urgent Support · Rapid Response · Drive Support

  2. Stop repeat faults

    Program and Drawing Recovery · Plant Electrical Service · Engineer Cover

  3. Plan the upgrade

    Line Evaluation · Pre‑Shipyard Survey

  4. Modernize in stages

    Modernization · Shipyard Support

Fault before the yard? Rapid Response.

Questions

When should we book it?Six to twelve months before the yard period. That leaves time to write the specification and order long-lead parts.
Can you survey while the vessel is working?Yes. We survey in port, and if a day alongside is not enough, an engineer rides to the next port and finishes the survey on the way.
Do we have to use IKONIKA in the yard?No. The work list is yours. We can bid on it, or support the yard that wins it.

Book a Pre-Shipyard Survey

Each survey is sized to the vessel and the systems in scope, so we quote each one. Tell us three things and we will reply by the next working day.

Or call 253-344-1523

Line or vessel down? Call 253-344-1523