Two underwater tasks at Vung Tau anchorage
SVC carried out underwater hull cleaning for heavy barnacle fouling and propeller polishing at Vung Tau anchorage on 17 October 2026. Both work items are marked completed in the work-done report. Attendance transport and permission arrangements were recorded with the underwater work.
The scope combined hull cleaning with a separate propeller-polishing task. The completion record does not provide a measured fuel-consumption change or a quantified speed improvement; those outcomes would require separate vessel operating evidence.
Define the hull-cleaning areas and coating condition
Heavy barnacle fouling needs a clear cleaning scope. For a new attendance, provide recent underwater photographs where available, the affected hull areas and the coating information. Distinguish the flat bottom and vertical sides from appendages, intakes and areas requiring a separate inspection.
The cleaning method and access arrangements need to suit the actual surface, coating condition and local working requirements. A worklist should identify any excluded or inaccessible areas and the evidence required after cleaning. A single photograph of a cleaner patch cannot establish the condition of the whole hull.
Keep propeller polishing separate from blade repair
Propeller polishing was a separate completed item in this attendance. For a new job, specify the requested blade surfaces and the reporting scope alongside the hull-cleaning work. This keeps the propeller task identifiable when reviewing the worklist and completion record.
A polishing instruction does not by itself authorize blade grinding, crack repair or alteration of a damaged edge. Report suspected damage separately so that the owner can decide on the appropriate inspection and repair scope before additional work is undertaken.
Book hull cleaning and propeller polishing in Vung Tau
Send SVC the anchorage or berth, ETA and available working window, vessel dimensions, fouling photographs, coating details and the requested hull and propeller areas. Identify the required completion photographs and any restrictions affecting the dive. SVC can quote the underwater tasks and attendance arrangements against that worklist.
See underwater inspection in Vung Tau when a condition survey is needed before deciding the cleaning scope. For related attendance planning, read underwater inspection in Nha Trang and ship repair services in Vietnam.