Service
Casualty / Damage Inspection Support
Support for organizing technical facts, visible damage, evidence, photos, timeline, limitations, and next questions after a casualty or major failure.
Who it's for
Owners, operators, or their representatives who need help organizing the technical picture after a casualty, grounding, fire, flooding, or major mechanical failure.
What's included
- Damage context and technical framing
- Evidence organization, including photos and available records
- A practical timeline of events as reported
- Identification of limitations in the available information
- Next-step questions for the owner, insurer, or attorney
What's not included
- ARMA does not determine fault or liability
- ARMA does not act as a certified marine surveyor for insurance claim adjustment unless separately agreed and qualified
- ARMA does not represent the client in litigation or claims negotiation
- ARMA does not guarantee any claim outcome
- ARMA does not replace the insurer's own adjuster or investigation
When it makes sense
Use this service after a casualty or major failure, when the owner needs the technical facts organized clearly before talking to an insurer, attorney, or buyer.
How ARMA works
ARMA reviews the information and evidence available, organizes the technical picture and timeline, and delivers a practical summary with the questions that still need answers.
This service is delivered by agreed scope and is subject to documentation, access, and — where applicable — third-party or authority requirements. ARMA provides independent advisory support; ARMA does not replace a certified surveyor, attorney, notary, insurer, financial institution, or government authority where one is legally or contractually required.