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P&O Maritime Services Installs Marine Project Manager Software

August 2, 2012

Photo credit P&O Maritime Services
Photo credit P&O Maritime Services

U.K. based Marine Software Ltd delivers Marine Project Manager (MPJ) software to P&O's cable installation ship 'European Supporter'.

The MPJ vessel version will enable refit planning specifications to be compiled on board, which is then uploaded to the controlling Superintendent version for inclusion into the main refit specification.

Marine Project Manager for Windows has been specifically designed to assist Superintendents and others engaged in ship repair with the monitoring and control of costs. It is particularly suited for annual surveys and refits as well as more occasional repair and modification projects.

P&O Maritime Services also took delivery of the MPJ Superintendent version, which will receive the vessel's planning jobs and facilitate the production of Dry-Dock specifications and tenders; assist with final contractor selection, control repair works whilst in dock and produce Docking Reports.
 


 

 

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