Ship Emergency Response System

 

Objective

 

The objective of Ship Emergency Response System is to immediately assess the condition of a ship upon sustaining a damage, by establishing the new damaged stability condition and damaged longitudinal strength, in order to evaluate the behavior of the vessel and the necessary actions to be taken for the mitigation of the situation.

 

Provided Services 

 

Intended to satisfy the requirements of ISM Code, MARPOL, OPA. 

 

Part I: Modeling of the ship

 

• entering the geometry of the ship in a dedicated software

• creating a three dimensional model of the ship 

       geometrical compartmentalization

• storage of all necessary particulars to be retrieved in case of casualty 

• updating of ship particulars as necessary

 

Part II: Evaluation of the damaged conditions of the ship, immediately upon advice of the pertinent information and response.

 

• retrieval of pre-defined ship model

• input of ship's pre-damaged loading condition 

• input of damage particulars

• rapid computation of the ship's stability and longitudinal strength in the reported damaged condition evaluation of operator's emergency

• options and provision of the most viable option

• re-computation of damage stability and damaged longitudinal strength at new vessel's status

• stand-by until ship reaches the port of refuge

• submission of full printouts for filing and claim purposes

 

Part III: Preparation and performance of emergency exercises which help clients to deal effectively with emergency situations and to increase overall preparedness for emergency actions. 

 

Part IV: Additional services may be rendered by the provision of a Qualified Individual
and preparation of an Emergency Response Plan as required by OPA90.