International Scope Marine ERP Software for handles shipping operations flawlessly from planned maintenance, inventory, dry-dock, and purchase.
Onboard a ship, various tasks are created/completed and are not in the machinery plan maintenance schedule. Such tasks are carried out on a priority basis.
A sudden change in the operational condition of any machinery requires unscheduled work and is classified as ‘breakdown maintenance’ or ‘repair maintenance’.
This Repair Maintenance can be done on board by the ship staff or workshop team. The equipment can be taken ashore by the workshop to complete the task.
Further, survey/inspection of machinery carried onboard by a surveyor or other authorized personnel results in non-conformance to stand condition of machinery operation.
Repairs need to be carried out to solve such issues which might get denoted as Class related NCs.
SEE provides tools for the Master/Ship Owner to enter breakdown detail in a highly structured way for making exhaustive analysis of the various repair particulars, and to keep records of past breakdowns and repair works carried out.
Accessing the component structure to select the required component and creating the Repair Breakdown Report for the component
Initial approval by senior-level ship staff before the report is sent to Office
Creating requisition for a job to be done by the workshop.
[This is followed by the Purchase workflow for ‘Service’ requisitions and ‘Work Order’ will be generated based on Repair Job detail]
Generating necessary documentation if components need to be taken off the ship
Adding MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure)
Reporting the completion of the tasks
Verifying the adequacy of existing PMS if the frequent breakdown is reported for particular machinery.
“The module includes assessment of a component structure so as to select the required component and create a repair breakdown report of such component.”
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