A-PASS system provides the only Coast Guard real-time reporting of mission-critical data regarding passengers, crew and visitors for maritime security and safety.
Applications and Options for Scalable Shipboard Operations
Rapid check-in for passengers, crew, and visitors for muster drills and emergencies—system-wide accountability for those checked in and those missing.
Creates a dynamic manifest for people in each survival craft. It supports emailing the person status of all soles onboard from a mobile device to corporate.
Gangway access control system to manage the movement of Passengers, Crew, and Visitors
Communication between muster, lifeboat, and walkabout devices continues even if the ship’s network fails, providing command and control a continuous feed of updates during the emergency.
Tracks passengers, crew, and visitors attending on-ship meetings and events.
Electronic accounting of crew searching all or part of the ship. Provides a visual dashboard of clearing progress, noting areas of interest.
Provides a visual display of muster location overages before, after, and during a drill or emergency. Based on the ship’s evacuation plan, the system suggests passenger movements to muster locations associated with lifeboats having excess space.
A-PASS Advanced Data Access Module (ADAM) provides seamless integration from A-PASS to other shipboard systems such as the Ship Management System (SMS), television systems such as ITV, and cruise line mobile applications.
Choosing A-PASS offers unparalleled expertise as the godfather of electronic gangway and mustering systems, ensuring cutting-edge, reliable maritime safety solutions. Our fully mobile and offline-capable technology guarantees operational continuity in all conditions, emphasizing our dedication to this core business area. A-PASS excels in providing bespoke solutions tailored to unique operational needs, including specialized responses for lifeboat out-of-service scenarios and comprehensive search plan capabilities.
Trust in A-Pass to navigate the complexities of modern maritime operations incorporate it as part of Safe Return to Port process.
