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WORK BOAT OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
Sample Set 1
Please see also Tugboat Management Software Screen Shots  for examples of common functions such as Crew On Board or Fuel Logs, that are common to both these applications.
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 Sample Masters' Log. This is a report that compiles inputs from Vessel Activities, Crew On Board, Fuel and Lube logs, Safety Logs, Weather Logs, and more into a single viewable or printable page (or set of pages), that appears in the on-shore offices exactly as it appears on the boat. Sensitive information, such as crew names, has been blurred for privacy.
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 Work Boat Engineer's Log. On this form, the vessel's engineer records all engine and other mechanical log information, such as hours, temperatures, pressures, fluid quantities, etc. The engineer enters the data directly into the appropriate spaces on this form, and it is automatically transmitted to shore at the next satellite transmission. This information integrates with Preventive Maintenance applications, so company engineers can monitor trends for any mechanical device in the fleet.
WKBTGroOrder.jpg (213579 bytes) On-Board Grocery Ordering. This screen illustrates how a boat can place a grocery order while they are still far from port. They simply designate how many of each item they want, and their order is automatically transmitted to shore, then automatically to the grocery vendor by email or fax. Each boat is allocated a budget, based on crew on board, and the grocery module requires they stay within their budget.
WKBTSafTMenu.jpg (37909 bytes) Safety Menu. This picture illustrates another typical menuing system we use in our applications. Medium-small picture buttons are very quick to use, once the user learns the program. Until the user learns the program, he has only to pass the mouse pointer over a button and an explanation of that button appears below the set of buttons. Notice in this illustration the mouse pointer is over the fourth button on the bottom row, and the help flash says "See History Of Safety Meetings."
WKBTRefDisp4m.jpg (101535 bytes) Refuse Disposal Data Entry Screen. This picture illustrates how we can automate forms required by various regulating agencies. This one is required by the Coast Guard. Notice the mouse pointer is paused over the "Latitude" field, and a popup regulatory reference has appeared. See the next picture for the printable report  produced by the data entered here.
WKBTRefDispRpt.jpg (110148 bytes) Refuse Disposal Printable Report. This screen shows the printable report produced from the data entered in the previous screen. This report is viewable on screen or can be sent to a printer, either on the boat or on the shore.
WKBTCrewRating4m.jpg (142399 bytes) Crew Rating Data Entry Screen. This screen is where the captain or other supervisory crewmember enters rating information for crew on the boat. You must have the appropriate password to access this form. Notice the screen is scrolled to the lower part of the form. This particular form is a direct transcription of the client company's existing Crew Rating Form, ensuring the raters are already familiar with the content, thereby reducing or even eliminating training requirements. 
WKBTCrewRating.jpg (177047 bytes) Crew Rating -- Printable Report. This screen depicts the printable Crew Rating Report compiled from the data entered in the previous illustration. Sensitive information has been blurred for privacy. This report is viewable on screen, or it can be sent to a printer, either on the boat or on the shore. You must have the appropriate password to get to this report.