Civil Infrastructure Inspection 18 items
Ferry Terminal & Fender System Inspection
Inspection of ferry/marine terminal berthing structures and fender systems, covering piles, fenders, dolphins, and transfer spans per ASCE waterfront guidance.
ASCE MOP 130 Waterfront FacilitiesAASHTO LRFD (vessel collision)USACE EM 1110-2-2906
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Facility Identification
- Terminal / berth ID *
- Date of inspection *
- Tidal stage at inspection (feet)
- Are above-water and below-water (dive) scopes both addressed? *
Fender System
- Are fender panels, rubber units, and chains intact and properly aligned? *
- Are timber/plastic fender piles free of breakage, marine borer damage, or excessive splitting? *
- Are fender fasteners, bolts, and weld connections sound?
- Is energy-absorbing capacity visibly compromised (crushed/torn units)?
Piles, Dolphins & Substructure
- Are support and mooring/breasting dolphin piles free of corrosion, cracking, or section loss? *
- Are concrete pile caps and deck framing free of spalling and exposed rebar? *
- Is scour or bedding loss present around pile foundations?
- Estimated max pile section loss in splash zone (%)
Transfer Span & Mechanical
- Is the vehicle/passenger transfer span (apron) structurally sound and properly seated? *
- Are lift mechanisms, hydraulics, counterweights, or towers functional and lubricated?
- Are bull rails, cleats, bollards, and mooring hardware secure?
Rating & Actions
- Overall facility condition rating (0-9)
- Are operationally critical deficiencies present? *
- Findings and recommended actions
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