One technical record from maintenance plan to closure evidence.

Faromo PMS keeps equipment hierarchy, maintenance intervals, running-hour readings, work orders and consumed spares in one operational chain.

Move maintenance beyond a calendar list.

Maintenance onboard is more than a date. Some jobs follow the calendar, others running hours, and many whichever threshold comes first. Keeping plans, work orders and equipment history apart increases delay and audit risk.

Faromo links every maintenance task to the relevant equipment, interval, instruction, spare part and owner. Completion updates equipment history, while postponement reasons and approvals remain traceable.

Scope and core capabilities

Equipment hierarchy

Structure systems, equipment and sub-equipment around the vessel’s real technical layout.

Flexible maintenance intervals

Define calendar, running-hour or whichever-comes-first rules for each task.

Work-order management

Keep instructions, owner, planned date, readings and completion notes in one work order.

Postponement control

Record postponement reason, revised date and authorized approval in an auditable way.

Spare-part linkage

Link required and consumed spares to inventory and procurement workflows.

Maintenance history

View scheduled and corrective maintenance history with files and readings for each asset.

Workflow

  1. Create the plan: Define equipment, interval, instruction and ownership.
  2. Generate due work: Calendar and counter data automatically produce upcoming work.
  3. Execute onboard: The crew completes the task and records readings, notes, files and spares.
  4. Update history: The result updates equipment history and the next due point.

Operational outcomes

  • See overdue work early with equipment and owner context.
  • Present maintenance history during audits without searching folders.
  • Reduce maintenance delays caused by missing spares.
  • Maintain fleet-wide standards with shared templates.

Frequently asked questions

How does the PMS calculate maintenance due dates?

A task can use calendar, running hours or both. When both apply, the first threshold reached creates the due event.

Where do running hours come from?

Counter readings can be entered onboard and linked from operations and noon reporting to the relevant equipment.

Can maintenance be postponed?

Authorized users can postpone with a reason, revised date and approval. The original due date and decision remain in history.

Does the PMS work offline?

Onboard teams can view tasks and record results without connectivity; records sync in a controlled way when the link returns.