Classification societies are organizations that inspect and classify ships according to their conditions for insurance or other purposes. Its main function is to inspect ships regularly during and after construction, with the purpose of formulating and maintaining the construction and maintenance standards of ships and their equipment. Each classification society has a set of rules that specify inspection requirements. For ships, it is necessary to abide by these rules in order to maintain the class. As a public institution directly under the Ministry of Communications, China Classification Society implements enterprise management. China Classification Society is the national ship technical inspection organization. China Classification Society not only provides inspection services in the fields of ships, marine facilities, containers and related I products, but also provides certification, audit, supervision, inspection, evaluation, testing, consultation and training services in the fields of renewable energy, transportation, infrastructure and large steel structures.
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