IHM Maintenance demo
For ship managers: every delivered purchase line traced to its ship, declarations chased and screened, hazardous items pinned on the plan before survey. 1:26
What the demo shows
Keeps each ship's IHM current from supplier material declarations, for technical managers
Agents read every delivered purchase order line, set aside those that need no declaration with the reason and guideline paragraph, find the declarations already received and request the rest from suppliers in fixed fields. Each declaration is screened against the IMO threshold table; items above threshold are drafted into the ship’s inventory with their location, and a part the rules forbid on board goes to the ship, which answers in fields whether it is fitted. A challenger rehearses the class survey and catches the agents’ own slips, such as a mass entered in the wrong unit. The IHM manager signs the entries and decides what is landed and replaced, and the technical superintendent opens the evidence and co-signs.
Transcript
- IHM Maintenance keeps ship managers' hazardous materials inventories current: 4,812 purchase lines in 30 days.
- Agents set aside lines needing no declaration. Sunniva steers: re-send Gannet's September lines.
- The Follow-up agent asks 63 suppliers, in fields.
- Seven are above threshold; six pinned on their ships' plans.
- On Tarrowby Gannet, a jointing sheet declares asbestos, which SOLAS forbids fitting.
- The ship answers in fields: not fitted. Sunniva reads its note.
- Survey Rehearsal catches the agents' own slip: 19 kilograms, not 1.9.
- She has it landed: 353 dollars net, if the supplier accepts the credit.
- Bartek opens the evidence and co-signs; nobody checks their own work.
- Every line read; one banned part found before fitting.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.