KITFIX MARINE · HONG KONG
MMS — Maintenance Management System
MMS is a recurring mechanical maintenance service built around the equipment fitted to your vessel. Discuss engines, generators, stabilizers, hydraulics, navigation and water systems, then agree which checks and follow-up responsibilities suit the vessel.
Marine engineering · Hong Kong
SCOPE
A mechanical view of the vessel
Build the plan around the vessel’s equipment, condition, access and maintenance priorities.
- 01Review the maintenance needs of propulsion engines and onboard generators.
- 02Include stabilizer, hydraulic, navigation and water systems in the vessel equipment review.
- 03List other mechanical equipment, including Besenzoni gangways or cranes where fitted, for discussion of whether it belongs in the plan.
- 04Define inspection priorities, access arrangements, how findings are raised and who approves additional work.
HOW TO START
Build a plan around your vessel
- 01 / 03
Map the equipment
Share the vessel details and a list of onboard systems, makes, models, known service dates and outstanding issues.
- 02 / 03
Set inspection priorities
Discuss which systems to inspect, the proposed interval, vessel access and any seasonal or operating considerations.
- 03 / 03
Agree how findings are handled
Before work begins, clarify who approves repairs, how parts are considered and what notes or records will be shared after the agreed checks.
BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
What to send with your enquiry
A vessel and equipment overview gives the team a useful starting point.
Discuss an onboard maintenance plan- Vessel name, model, location and access arrangements
- Equipment list with makes, models, known service dates and available records
- Recurring faults, open repairs and the systems you want to prioritise
- The person who coordinates access and approves additional work
EQUIPMENT BRANDS
Related equipment brands
FAQ
MMS questions
What is MMS?
MMS means Maintenance Management System. It brings recurring onboard checks and the maintenance needs of your vessel equipment into an agreed plan.
How often are checks arranged?
The proposed interval depends on the equipment, vessel use, access and agreed scope. Share your priorities so the team can discuss a suitable schedule for your vessel.
Are repairs and parts included in the plan?
Confirm how inspection findings, repair work, parts and approvals will be handled when defining the plan. The enquiry should include who can authorise additional work.
READY TO DISCUSS YOUR VESSEL?
Discuss an onboard maintenance plan