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Run the master's review on board from a released checklist, and sign it off in the office.
Safety
Safety modules implement your Safety Management System (SMS) requirements across the fleet. Track master’s reviews, safety meetings, drills, training records, and risk assessments to maintain a proactive safety culture and meet ISM Code obligations. Explore all 5 modules below.
10
Max Levels per Scale
Risk Assessments
5
Band Actions
Risk Assessments
51
Onboard Ranks
Drills
5
Checklist Question Types
Masters Reviews
Safety Management Records, from Ship to Office
The five safety modules keep the shipboard records of your safety management system. Masters Reviews, Safety Meetings, Drills and Training run on board from templates the office releases, and reviewers in the office sign each record off.
Risk Assessments scores each hazard on a probability and severity matrix before and after controls, links it to SMS procedures, and approves the assessment by rank before work starts.
Schedule and document safety committee meetings, attendees and minutes, signed off by the office.
DRL
Drills
Plan, execute, and evaluate emergency drills with crew participation tracking.
TRN
Training
Run onboard crew training from released curricula, record who attended, and sign it off in the office.
Identify hazards, rate them on your own risk matrix before and after controls, and approve each risk assessment by rank before work starts.
All Safety modules share data seamlessly with every other module in the Navatom platform. Data entered in one module is immediately available across your entire fleet management system — no duplication, no manual transfers, no delays.
This integrated architecture means your safety workflows connect directly to maintenance schedules, crew records, procurement orders, and compliance documentation — giving your team a single source of truth for every operational decision.
FAQ
Questions fleet managers ask about Safety
Which modules make up Navatom's safety management software?
Five: Masters Reviews, Safety Meetings, Drills, Training and Risk Assessments. Together they hold the shipboard records of your safety management system under the ISM Code.
How are safety checklists built?
The office builds each template from 5 question types: checkbox, staged, inquiry, single choice and multiple choice. A template moves through 6 stages from draft to released, and only a released template is used on board.
Who signs off a drill or a safety meeting?
The vessel records it, with attendees chosen from 51 onboard ranks, and reviewers in the office sign it off. Drills also rate each crew member and work out the drill average.
How is a hazard scored?
On a 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5 matrix you choose, with probability from improbable to frequent and severity from negligible to catastrophic. Each hazard is marked as environmental, property or health.
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