F.I.E.M. accreditation application

In order to obtain an FIEM accreditation, an applying surveyor must supply the following documents and meet certain conditions:

You must have operated as a marine surveyor expert for at least three fiscal years.

You must not have been declared bankrupt, be under administration or undergoing liquidation of assets.

You must not have been de registered, dismissed or convicted for acts contrary to probity or morality.

You must be sponsored by an active member of the FIEM.

a position as ministerial officer,

activities concerning sales, production, rental, repair and representation of vessels and accessory parts; with the exception of naval architecture (This clause only applies to Category A Marine surveyors),

exercising the profession of insurer or any other activity whose nature could affect the impartiality of your judgement.

The membership application is processed by the FIEM Supervisory Committee for acceptance or refusal.
The application for membership must be accompanied by a check of 100.00 euros (hundred euros) to the order of the FIEM.
This amount will not be deductible from the annual fee and will not be refunded in case of refusal.
The annual fee, to be paid only in the event of definitive acceptance, is currently 250.00 euros (two hundred and fifty euros) plus the annual contribution of the FEMAS, of which all European nationals who are members of the FIEM become members. 'office. The annual fee for Experts / Counsel and Judicial Experts of categories B and C is 100 € (one hundred euros).
Category A Experts (carrying out their activities outside French territory) and Category B Experts / Advisers (Sapeurs) will have to pay an annual fee of € 100 (one hundred euros)