Solutions / Maritime

Maritime

Complex spaces.
A connected crew.

Plan crew protection and onboard response around decks, sections, and the coverage constraints of complex steel environments.

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Connected safety at work

Connect crew assistance across decks and workspaces.

Build the response plan around the vessel, its steel structures, and the onboard teams who can help.

01 / Maritime

Crew assistance

Give crew members a way to request help in agreed work areas. Select alert devices and installation points for the operating environment.

Explore alert hardware
02 / Maritime

Deck and zone context

Map decks, sections, access points, and safety resources. Bring the location information supported by the installation into the crew response workflow.

Explore site mapping
03 / Maritime

Coverage around steel

Survey radio behavior across representative decks and compartments. Plan gateways, power, and fallback procedures around the vessel’s actual coverage constraints.

Plan vessel coverage
04 / Maritime

Onboard team coordination

Agree who receives each alert across crew, ship security, medical, and operations teams. Practice the handoff and review response activity in Command.

See response coordination

THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Start with the people
and the place.

Spaces
Decks, crew areas, workspaces, and mapped vessel zones
People
Crew, ship security, medical, and operations teams

PRIORITIES TO PLAN FOR

  • Survey coverage in representative steel environments
  • Connect available deck and zone information
  • Agree onboard response and fallback procedures

AN EXAMPLE WORKFLOW

From a request
to a shared response.

  1. 01

    A crew member requests assistance.

  2. 02

    Available deck and zone context identify the area.

  3. 03

    Designated onboard teams follow the response procedure.

Location, connectivity, and response routing depend on the configured system.

ALREADY HAVE A SYSTEM?

Build on
what’s in place.

Include installed DSC, Honeywell, or Napco panels in the assessment. A LoRa upgrade can be planned alongside personal alert devices and new response workflows.

Explore legacy upgrades

Bring your existing system into the plan

Start with the panel model, device and zone inventory, existing monitoring arrangements, and the signals your response team needs. Confirm the supported interface and event mapping before choosing an upgrade path.

LET’S CONNECT THE NEXT STEP

Start with the system you have.

Map your equipment, your people, and the response you want to support.

Plan your upgrade