Jun 21
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Marine Inspection and Management
Paperless marine inspection is quickly becoming the go-to solution for businesses that need to keep check of their processes whilst at sea. For the crew of a ship traversing stormy seas, for personnel managing offshore energy installations or simply caretakers of lighthouses, safety is paramount. Without thorough inspection checks, lives are at risk when navigating potentially treacherous working conditions. This is why almost all naval organisations carry out paperless marine inspections using mobile devices. Such inspections can take various forms to monitor ship compliance, health and safety measures or operational methods to ensure that best practice is being followed.
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Jun 21
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Paperless Safety Inspection App
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From fishermen to container shipping, the surrounding seas are full of diverse businesses. Whilst the vast majority of people are operating in line with industry regulations such as ISO 21984:2018, incidents and mistakes can still slip through safety procedures. Firms are increasingly having to wait for ships or equipment to return from mainland maintenance, only because of small issues going unchecked until its too late to prevent. Some organisations are however choosing to integrate naval digital inspection solutions within their processes, revolutionising their productivity and operational efficiency.
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Jun 21
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5 Tips to Transform Your Inspections
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The safety of vessels, maritime equipment and employees all depend on ongoing maintenance and effective management. For organisations and firms with assets and staff working at sea, the need for high-end successful monitoring of conditions is a 24-hour, 365-day job. The industry leaders in petroleum, tourism, mining and shipping are choosing to implement paperless inspection applications that also form part of a computerised maintenance management ecosystem. Today the need for instant information has skyrocketed; compliance and governmental regulations imposing tighter deadlines and setting higher performance thresholds. For organisations with multiple assets or equipment spread over distances at sea, the best solutions have proven to be digital inspection and paperless management systems.
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Jun 21
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Digital Quality Assurance
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Inspection software for Marine Surveyors provides numerous benefits and practicality. Marine surveyors are essential for the ongoing maintenance and safety for vessels, employees, equipment and the vessels means of use. Through ongoing inspections and vessel surveillance it can assure that safety standards are met and cost effectiveness is achieved. Surveillance reports typically include surveillance of structure, equipment, machinery, as well as the condition of a vessel. This provides detailed audit trails and a log of safety measures to abide by set safety regulations.
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Outlining various best practice and guidelines for wind farm associated operations, ISO 29400 covers everything from the optimal design and analysis of components, to repair and maintenance strategies, to decommission and redeployment of equipment. As a broad standard for the offshore wind farm industry, ISO 29400 sets a regulatory tone to hold operators, managers and inspectors to a high standard. Whilst the solid ground counterparts to the offshore wind farms prove to relatively easier to install and maintain, offshore provides its unique problems of technical maintenance whilst balancing on sea-legs. Offshore farm sites are well-suited to catching wind and are becoming increasingly favoured around the globe, hence the giant energy providers were in desperate need of international guidance. Thanks to ISO 29400, machinists, prospective constructors and all those involved with their operation can now feel more sure about their life-cycle.
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