An intermediate survey of a vessel is a thorough inspection carried out by a classification society or regulatory body to assess the ship's condition and compliance with safety standards. It typically occurs every 2.5 to 3 years and involves a detailed examination of the hull, machinery, equipment, and documentation to ensure continued seaworthiness. Any necessary repairs or maintenance work identified during the survey must be completed before the vessel can continue operation.
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