Tasks
Down to equipment level — not job categories, but the actual work being done.
CrewShield records the permit, shows the crew the hazards and PPE that apply to the job in front of them, and keeps track of who approved what. Shore staff see the whole fleet.
Built on the vessel's own safety management system, not a generic checklist.
Hazards identified
PPE required
Atmosphere before entry
The crew works through this on deck, on a phone or tablet, before the job starts.
Vessel type, work area, equipment, sub-task. The permit type follows from the task itself.
Hazards, controls and required PPE are drawn from the task and the area it happens in.
The camera checks what the crew is wearing against what the permit requires.
Goes to the approver with the hazards, PPE and equipment checks attached.
Task data is taken from the fleet's planned maintenance system and safety management manuals, so the wording matches what crew already work to.
Down to equipment level — not job categories, but the actual work being done.
Tanker, gas carrier, bulk carrier, LNG-powered bulk carrier, general cargo, ro-ro, container.
Hot work, cold work, enclosed space entry, isolation, high voltage and the rest.
Each one marked required or advisory for the job, not a single flat list.
Each with its own standing hazards, from pump room to lifeboat davits.
Bump tests, SCBA checks and annual inspections tracked per serial number.
A vessel mid-ocean has no connection, and a safety system that stops working there is no safety system. Everything runs on the device. When the vessel next has a connection, records go to the office on their own.