Ship safety equipment forms the backbone of every vessel’s protection system—ensuring the safety of crew, cargo, and the ship itself. From marine life jackets and rescue boats to maritime PPE and fire-fighting appliances, these systems are not just accessories—they are mandatory lifelines defined by maritime safety rules under SOLAS, MARINA, and the ISM Code. In […]
Why Ship Planned Maintenance Matters A ship’s Planned Maintenance System (PMS) isn’t just another compliance formality. It’s the pulse of vessel reliability — the difference between predictable performance and costly downtime. In modern shipping, every voyage is a test of readiness, and PMS is the framework that keeps machinery, records, and crew aligned toward that
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Why a Structured PMS Matters A Planned Maintenance System for ships (PMS) is the backbone of safe and efficient operations. When it’s weak, small issues multiply: jobs go unchecked, parts fail unexpectedly, and non-conformities (NCs) appear during audits. A poorly maintained PMS can mean missed maintenance on safety-critical systems, unclear responsibilities, and inconsistent evidence —
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