See vessel readiness.
Review overdue work, upcoming service, blocked tasks, and parts availability before the vessel leaves.
Work boat maintenance
Keep the boat ready for the next job.
WatchDeck connects machinery hours, maintenance, critical parts, and operating records so captains and crews can act before downtime decides the schedule.
Keep readings current.
Record machinery hours as the vessel works so maintenance timing reflects actual use instead of estimates.
Close the loop.
Document completed work and automatically move recurring maintenance to its next due reading or date.
Operational continuity
Give the next person the same clear picture.
A shared maintenance record reduces dependence on radio calls, loose paper, and memory. Captains, crew, and managers can see what needs attention and what has already been handled.
Explore the connected platform →Operator questions
Designed around vessel readiness.
Does completing service update the next interval?
Yes. For recurring maintenance, WatchDeck records the completed work and uses the applicable date or machinery reading to calculate the next due point.
Can we track whether parts are available?
Inventory records show quantities and locations, while maintenance tasks can identify the parts needed before work begins.
What can be attached to completed work?
Completion records can include who performed the work, notes, photos, invoices, the completion date, and the machinery-hour reading.
Reduce the unknowns