AIS annual testing
Annual, where SOLAS appliesPerformance-test planning, identity and installation checks, functional-test evidence and the onboard report.
Confirm the approved testing route and installed AIS model.
Annual testing, periodic inspections and ongoing technical readiness. PELASTRION plans the work, addresses equipment issues and organizes the documentation your vessel needs.

Flag, class, vessel type, tonnage, construction date, operating area and installed equipment determine the requirements. We start with your current certificates, survey status and due dates.
PELASTRION’s corporate approvals are pending. We confirm the task-specific qualifications, service approvals and authorized surveyor or certificate issuer before regulated work. Statutory certificates and endorsements are issued by the flag Administration or an appropriately authorized organization.
View the certification program →Choose a category to explore the technical service and preparation scope. Required approval and attendance arrangements are agreed for each assignment.
20 inspection and support services
Performance-test planning, identity and installation checks, functional-test evidence and the onboard report.
Confirm the approved testing route and installed AIS model.
Recorder and interface review, sensor and recorded-data checks, test documentation and the applicable compliance certificate route.
Testing, report review and certificate issuance must follow the approved manufacturer / service-supplier arrangements.
Radio installation readiness, communications and reserve-power checks, equipment records and corrective work around the appointed survey.
Survey scope and certificate endorsement depend on the flag, vessel and authorized surveyor.
Plan the annual operational test, coding and registration review, battery and release-unit dates, plus approved shore-based maintenance.
Applicable shore-based maintenance intervals do not exceed five years. Confirm the flag and equipment-specific requirements.
Coordinate the authorized test, communications, technical checks and records for the vessel’s ship security alert system.
Test notifications and recipients must follow the ship security plan and flag instructions.
Review the conformance-test report, terminal details and transmission concerns; scope retesting or technical corrective work.
The authorized application service provider and flag determine the test route. Annual testing is not a universal IMO rule.
Technical checks and records for radar, ECDIS, GNSS, heading, speed/depth inputs, BNWAS and integrated bridge interfaces.
The task and equipment determine the inspection and report; these systems do not all share a universal annual certificate.
Battery, charging, distribution, emergency-power and connected-system inspection support, with identified defects and agreed test records.
Qualified personnel and approved vessel procedures govern testing and return to service.
Review affected equipment identity, registration, coding, radio records and technical readiness after a flag/name change or return to service.
Coordinate changes with the relevant authorities and equipment approval process before regulated use.
Plan gyro maintenance, heading-system checks or magnetic-compass adjustment, with appropriate records for the installed system.
Flag requirements and qualified adjustment or service arrangements are confirmed for the task.
Review the capacity-test record, reserve-power arrangements, chargers and battery condition for applicable rechargeable GMDSS reserve batteries.
An appropriate capacity test is performed when the ship is not at sea; the method and results are recorded.
Prepare technical evidence and corrective work for safety construction, safety equipment and associated cargo-ship survey stages.
The actual certificate and survey status define the required attendance and authorized issuer.
Coordinate machinery, electrical, radio and safety-system readiness ahead of the appointed passenger-ship safety survey.
Vessel applicability and the exact survey scope are confirmed with the Administration or recognized organization.
Address agreed defects and condition records for closures, openings and other relevant arrangements before survey attendance.
Structural survey judgments and certificate endorsement remain with the authorized survey organization.
Equipment readiness and records for oil pollution (IOPP), air pollution (IAPP / relevant engine documentation), sewage (ISPP) and ballast water (IBWMC).
IOPP, IAPP and IBWMC include annual/intermediate stages. ISPP does not have a universal annual survey under HSSC.
Organize technical records, survey status, reported deficiencies and corrective-work closeout before the relevant authority attends.
PELASTRION supports readiness and remediation; an official inspection or detention decision belongs to the authority.
Scope examination, operational testing, equipment-specific service requirements, corrective work and supporting records.
Required work follows the authorized service-provider and certified-personnel framework for the installed equipment.
Plan equipment identification, condition review, load-test requirements, service records and lifting documentation.
New SOLAS II-1/3-13 requirements took effect on 1 January 2026. Applicability and transition dates depend on the appliance and vessel.
Prepare inspection and servicing scopes for installed fire protection and life-saving systems, with maintenance and test records.
Flag requirements, manufacturer instructions and authorized service arrangements determine intervals and permitted work.
Organize technical maintenance evidence, outstanding-item records and agreed corrective work, including relevant accommodation and HVAC systems.
Formal management-system, security and labour certification remains with the responsible authorized organization.
Bring inspections, maintenance and vessel movements into one practical support plan. We agree the review schedule and deliverables around your fleet.
List equipment, certificates, issuer, survey status, last service, due dates and open deficiencies. Identify the records that need confirmation.
Align survey windows, port calls, qualified attendance, parts, vessel access and the required testing or certificate route.
Record completed work, reports, issuer documents and remaining actions. Revisit the plan after equipment changes, defects or route changes.
Include your appliance register, installation date, safe working load, existing certificates and survey status. We’ll scope the technical work and applicable testing route with you.
Prepare a lifting-equipment brief →Organize service evidence and issuer documents so the right record is available for vessel management and the next inspection.
Reference review: 27 September 2026. Your current flag and class instructions and certificate survey status govern the actual requirement.