ASI Engineering

Turning Waterfront Inspections into Confident Infrastructure Decisions

Ferries and docks are lifelines for the communities and visitors that depend on them every day. When these assets fail, the consequences are immediate: disrupted service, stranded users, and costly emergency repair costs. Engineering condition assessments will expose hidden deterioration, identify high-risk components, and turn inspection results into clear repair priorities, capital plans, and decisions that keep marine infrastructure safe, reliable, and in service.

Asset layout reference for inspection planning and reporting.

Asset layout reference for inspection planning and reporting.

Cathodic protection testing for corrosion control performance.

Cathodic protection testing for corrosion control performance.

Berth structure testing for load and surface deterioration.

Berth structure testing for load and surface deterioration.

Dock deck survey for surface wear, drainage, and defects.

Dock deck survey for surface wear, drainage, and defects.

Fender system review for impact protection and hardware.

Fender system review for impact protection and hardware.

Piling inspection for marine exposure and section condition.

Piling inspection for marine exposure and section condition.

Ramp inspection for movement, alignment, and wear.

Ramp inspection for movement, alignment, and wear.

Berth deck testing near vessel loading infrastructure.

Berth deck testing near vessel loading infrastructure.

Terminal approach review for berthing and dock access.

Terminal approach review for berthing and dock access.

Mooring dolphin inspection for connections and impact wear.

Mooring dolphin inspection for connections and impact wear.

Timber wharf review for decay, fasteners, and member condition.

Timber wharf review for decay, fasteners, and member condition.

Underwater inspection for submerged defects and marine wear.

Underwater inspection for submerged defects and marine wear.

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