Mission Planner
Design, schedule and track live missions
An advanced metocean forecasting and decision support tool.
By combining metocean forecast data with information on planned operations, the Mission Planner informs intelligent scheduling; providing you with information on the best timing and sequence of operations to minimise safety risks, fuel consumption, operational duration and weather downtime.
The Mission Planner is a web-based, cross-platform application. It is designed for use on PCs, tablets and smartphones, meaning that it can be used in the office, in the field or at sea.
01 VIEW
View weather forecasts, wave buoy and operational data in one platform.
02 PLAN
Schedule operations to minimise weather impacts in just a few clicks, on your PC, tablet or mobile.
03 TRACK
Track and manage missions through time. Anticipate risks, react, mitigate.
MARINE MANAGEMENT
The Mission Planner is fully integrated into SeaPlanner™, SeaRoc Group's marine management system, providing enhanced tools for planning works offshore.
The software features a range of tools for ensuring the safety of personnel and the efficient running of the project, including:
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inductions
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certification management
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personnel and asset tracking
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manifesting
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access control
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RAMS and Permit to Work functionality.
Through the integration of ForeCoast® Marine, the SeaPlanner system now provides a cutting-edge metocean risk management feature for accessing and viewing metocean data from various sources. It optimises the timing and sequencing of operations to minimise weather downtime, for quantifying the knock-on effects of metocean delays, and for generating simple and informative reports that can be shared with the supply chain in just a few clicks.
Not only can clients effectively manage their transfer plans with vessel availability, records of tasks to be carried out and availability of trained personnel, but with the ForeCoast® Marine integration it is now possible to include availability of weather and metocean windows for the transits to take place – potentially saving thousands and ensuring operational optimisation at all times.
Steve Pears, Managing Director, SeaRoc Group