Streamline Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) compliance with automated fire and safety equipment auditing, lifeboat inspection management and crew safety verification reports. Maintain regulatory adherence across fire protection systems, life-saving appliances, emergency equipment and crew training requirements.
Comprehensive marine safety compliance for vessel operators, safety officers and fleet managers — with digital checklists, photo evidence and real-time updates.
Digital inspection checklists for fire detection systems, extinguishing equipment, emergency pumps and firefighter outfits. Photo verification, deficiency tracking and automated maintenance schedules for SOLAS Chapter II-2 fire protection requirements.
STCW certification tracking, emergency drill documentation and safety equipment familiarization records. Training matrix management with expiration alerts and competency verification for all crew members.
Complete inspection system for lifeboats, liferafts, life jackets and rescue equipment. Weekly, monthly and annual inspection schedules with servicing station tracking and equipment inventory management.
Fire detection and alarm systems must be tested and maintained per SOLAS Chapter II-2 to ensure early fire discovery and crew notification. MarineInspection manages inspection schedules for smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual call points and control panels with photo documentation of detector conditions and functionality verification — tracking quarterly testing, zone coverage per SOLAS spacing requirements and backup power supply verification.
Quarterly test cycles with deficiency tracking and corrective actions
Life-saving appliances must remain operational and ready for emergency use per SOLAS Chapter III. MarineInspection schedules weekly visual inspections, monthly engine tests and quarterly launching drills with digital checklists documenting crew participation and equipment functionality. Liferaft servicing tracking maintains annual servicing station records, hydrostatic release unit expiration dates and emergency equipment inventory — with EPIRB and SART self-tests and battery expiration tracking.
Servicing station records and equipment inventory kept audit-ready
Crew safety training and emergency drill documentation ensures all seafarers maintain required STCW certifications and demonstrate competency in fire fighting, life-saving equipment operation and emergency response. MarineInspection tracks Basic Safety Training, Advanced Fire Fighting, Proficiency in Survival Craft and Medical First Aid certificates with expiration alerts 90, 60 and 30 days before renewal deadlines — plus vessel familiarization for new crew within two weeks of joining per SOLAS regulation III/19.2.2.
Weekly fire drills, monthly abandon ship exercises, quarterly damage control
Digital safety management that keeps every vessel inspection-ready.
Tracks all SOLAS requirements including fire detection and alarm systems, fire extinguishing equipment, emergency fire pumps, firefighter outfits, life-saving appliances, crew training certifications and emergency drill documentation.
When Port State Control officers board for inspections, crew can instantly retrieve statutory certificates, record books, ISM documentation and maintenance records from cloud storage — no paper hunting.
Automated compliance calendars calculate renewal dates from last survey dates and operational requirements, generating alerts 90, 60 and 30 days before statutory, class or equipment certifications expire.
Common questions about SOLAS compliance management and fire safety auditing.
MarineInspection uses automated schedules, guided checklists and photo documentation to track all SOLAS fire-safety equipment, including detectors, alarms, extinguishers, pumps and firefighting gear. It generates corrective actions and maintains complete audit trails for inspections and Port State Control.
Digital checklists standardize every inspection so no detector, extinguisher or fire door is skipped. Photo evidence proves equipment condition, deficiencies automatically become corrective-action tasks with owners and due dates, and test histories build a complete audit trail — eliminating missed test cycles and paperwork errors that lead to PSC findings.
Yes. The training matrix tracks Basic Safety Training, Advanced Fire Fighting, Proficiency in Survival Craft, Medical First Aid and other STCW certificates for every crew member — with alerts 90, 60 and 30 days before expiry, drill attendance registers and vessel familiarization records for new joiners per SOLAS regulation III/19.2.2.
The system schedules weekly visual inspections, monthly engine tests and quarterly launching drills with digital checklists and photo documentation. It tracks annual liferaft servicing station records, hydrostatic release unit expiration dates and emergency equipment inventories — so every appliance stays certified and emergency-ready.
Stop paper checklists and manual tracking. Connect your vessels to MarineInspection for automated fire and safety equipment auditing, digital crew training records and comprehensive SOLAS compliance management.
