MarineOps gives operators and authorities a single record for each vessel and each seafarer: certificates, surveys, discharge books, checklists, defects and inspections, maintained day to day and already in the shape the regulator accepts.
Each vessel carries its particulars, ownership, class and statutory certificates, survey history and current status. Expiry is flagged automatically and renewal is a workflow, not a reminder.
The seafarer register, discharge books and crew credentials are held in one place and checked at boarding against the vessel’s manning requirement.
Structured checklists for pre-departure, periodic and client-specific inspections; defect and corrective-action tracking; planned maintenance and vessel readiness for operators as they adopt it.
Fleet posture on one page for the operator, and the same record available to the authority when it is needed, with a full audit trail of who changed what and when.
The operator maintains it; the authority can see it. No duplicate filing, no reconciliation at inspection time.
Built for a national maritime administration first, so operator records are already in the shape the regulator accepts.
Every clearance, boarding and status change is time-stamped and write-once.
Vessel types, certificate categories, roles and sign-off chains configured to the operator, not the other way round.
MarineOps was built for the statutory functions of a national maritime authority: registries, certificates, seafarer records, inspections and enforcement. The same modules serve an operator managing a fleet of ferries, river craft or offshore support vessels.
Records migrate with you: our team digitises and loads existing registries, certificates and seafarer records, verified line by line with your officers, before the platform goes live.
A working session with your team — your vessel types, your routes, your obligations — not a slide deck.
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