Resource allocation and maintenance. In today’s maritime industry it is essential for every ship’s manager to have effective measures in place to manage them both efficiently and safely.
Fortunately, adopting the Dry Bulk Management Standard (DryBMS) framework delivers an effective solution. Aligned with DBCE principles, DryBMS provides a structured Planned Maintenance System (PMS). With this system in place, the company can conduct proactive repairs to its dry bulk vessels, which helps reduce downtime and unexpected costs. In addition to this, the system also supports Port State Control (PSC) readiness, helping ship managers avoid delays and fines.
A further solution to be gained from DryBMS is Root Cause Analysis (RCA). This cornerstone of the framework helps identify and prevent recurring issues which boosts the reliability of critical equipment and minimises risks. DryBMS also integrates standards such as ISM Code, SOLAS and MARPOL. In doing so it ensures compliance with international maritime safety norms, while also incorporating maritime cyber risk management, protecting and securing all data and systems on board.
Altogether, this comprehensive Self-Assessment tool enhances ship safety and aligns with ship safety regulations and green shipping initiatives.
Any ship managers adopting the DryBMS framework can look forward to cutting costs effectively, maintaining vessel compliance, and supporting sustainable, safe practices in the ship industry.
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