Remote Navigation Audit Team

  Regulatory bodies, such as the International Maritime Organization (IMO), require vessels to comply with strict navigational safety standards. Remote navigation assessments/ audits can help owners and operators ensure compliance with these standards by evaluating a vessel's navigational equipment and procedures. These audits provide a detailed assessment of a vessel's navigational safety, including compliance with regulatory requirements, and identify areas for improvement. Moreover, remote navigation assessments / audits can help owners and operators stay up to date with changing regulations. These audits provide a detailed evaluation of a vessel's navigational equipment and procedures, ensuring they meet the latest standards set by regulatory bodies.   Choosing the right company for your remote navigation assessment audit Choosing the right company for your remote ship navigation assessment/ audit is crucial t...

Conducting a Voyage Data Recorder (VDR) audit using Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) involves a comprehensive review of the recorded data from both systems to ensure compliance with regulations, accurate data recording, and effective integration. Here are the key steps and considerations for a VDR audit using ECDIS: 1. Regulatory Compliance: Verify that the VDR and ECDIS systems comply with relevant international and national maritime regulations. Confirm that the equipment meets the standards set by organizations like the International Maritime Organization (IMO). 2. Data Synchronization: Ensure synchronization between the VDR and ECDIS data. The timestamp and data recorded on both systems should align accurately to reconstruct events precisely. 3. Data Integrity and Accuracy: Review the accuracy and integrity of data recorded by both systems, focusing on parameters like position, speed, course, and other navigational data. Cross-reference data between the VDR a...