Marine Yard Manager · Sea Trial · v1.61.8
The sea trial becomes a documented process.
Preparation, checks, measurements, events, photographs, observations and the final report remain linked to the vessel and trial.
Ten operating phases
One guided, progressive sequence.
Technical evidence remains ordered, searchable and communicable in the context of the trial.
- 01General data
- 02Preliminary checks
- 03Start-up
- 04Departure
- 05Navigation and readings
- 06Manoeuvres
- 07Maximum power
- 08Return
- 09Result
- 10Summary
Connected evidence
From checks to the final report.
Measurements, events, photographs and observations do not remain scattered outside the trial that produced them.
- Structured progressive path
- Preliminary information
- Checks and checklists
- Measurement recording
- Events and observations
- Trial photographs
- Session history
- Final report
The correct boundary
An organisational and documentary tool.
Sea Trial is not a technical or legal certification and does not replace statutory responsibilities. It reduces scattered evidence and builds an ordered history.
A practical assessment
Bring method and traceability to the sea trial.
Assess the Sea Trial flow, responsible roles and its links to vessels and work.