01Equipment and schedules
Build maintenance around the machinery that is actually onboard.
Keep the vessel equipment hierarchy, criticality, schedules and work history together. Jobs can become due by calendar, running hours or condition.
- Equipment and component hierarchy
- Calendar, running-hours and condition schedules
- Due, deferred and completed work
Let ship teams complete defined work without a connection.
The offline-first Vessel PWA keeps maintenance, defect, reading and stock workflows moving. Safe changes merge on reconnection; ambiguity remains visible for a person to resolve.
- Queued onboard mutations
- Record-specific merge policies
- Visible sync status and conflicts
Connect the action, material and evidence.
Completion can consume spares, advance the schedule and preserve the work performed. Low stock can raise a draft requisition without creating duplicate demand.
- Defect and non-conformance register
- Equipment-linked stores
- Permanent maintenance evidence
See technical condition beside its operational consequence.
Condition readings, alerts and technical history help teams see what needs attention. A completed job can emit a cost event into budget, ledger and owner reporting.
- Running-hours and condition records
- Deterministic trend and threshold tools
- Cost spine into finance