FOR YACHTS AND SHIPYARDS SEEKING SMART MAINTENANCE AND TRAINING

Effective inspections and well-documented procedures are essential for operational reliability and safety aboard any vessel. Yet traditional rounds and SOPs often rely on paper checklists, inconsistent practices, and fragmented documentation.

Trident Virtual offers a smarter, digital solution by linking QR codes with your vessel’s equipment, systems, and procedures, enabling hands-free inspections and interactive operating instructions via aR (Assisted Reality) headsets.

1.QR Code based Rounds and SOP’s

Trident Virtual configures digital inspection routines using QR codes physically placed on key machinery, and equipment or within your existing PMS.

We create a digital Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) library linked to QR codes placed at relevant stations, or machinery or within your existing PMS.

BENEFITS

• Perfect for training new crew and maintaining operational consistency
• Reduces dependency on individual crew knowledge
• Enables safe operation of unfamiliar equipment
• Ensures step-by-step procedures are followed every time
• Greatly improves handover documentation

NEXT STEPS?

• Your current inspection routines and documentation
• System integration needs (PMS, AMS)
• Desired SOPs or equipment procedures
• Onboard or remote deployment and crew on-boarding

SCENARIOS

Scenario 1: Standard Operating Procedures at Hand

A new engineer joins a 50 m yacht just before the summer season. To avoid mistakes with critical systems, Trident Virtual configures QR-linked SOPs across the vessel. During his first stabilizer startup, the engineer scans the QR code mounted at the control station. Instantly, the aR headset displays the schematic, step-by-step checklist, and a short video guide. The procedure is carried out flawlessly on the first attempt, giving the captain full confidence that
safety-critical systems are being handled correctly.

Scenario 2: Deck and Engine Room Rounds Logged Automatically

On a 45 m yacht, daily and weekly rounds used to mean filling in paper checklists that often went missing or were incomplete. With Trident Virtual’s QR code solution, the crew now scan codes during their rounds. In the engine room, oil pressure, coolant temperature, and RPM values are logged hands-free through the headset. On deck, fire extinguishers and LSA equipment are checked and digitally stamped with time and date. The manager receives an automated monthly report showing exactly when and how each round was completed, ensuring accountability and reducing administrative work for the crew.

Scenario 3: Maintenance Tasks Made Simple

During a generator fuel purifier overhaul, an engineer on a 55 m yacht scans the QR code attached to the unit. The headset instantly pulls up the OEM manual, torque values, and an annotated schematic. Instead of juggling paper instructions or searching on a laptop, the engineer has the correct references in view throughout the job. The overhaul is completed correctly, torque settings verified, and the session automatically logged into the PMS. The owner’s manager receives confirmation that the work was done to standard, without relying solely on crew notes.

Scenario 4: Training New Crew Members

A 40 m charter yacht takes on two new deckhands at the start of the season. Rather than spending hours shadowing senior crew for every routine task, they are trained with QR-enabled walkthroughs. Scanning a QR code at the fire station, the headset displays the correct isolation and reset procedure during a drill. In the engine room, another code guides them through a chiller system startup with visual piping diagrams. The captain reports that training time is cut in half, handovers are smoother, and the new crew quickly reach operational competence.

Scenario 5: Safety Drill Execution

Ahead of a class survey, a safety drill is run on a 60 m yacht. The crew scan QR codes at fire stations, which bring up step-by-step firefighting system SOPs, including valve isolation and reset instructions. With everyone following the same verified process, the drill is completed without errors, and the digital log is automatically attached to the vessel’s safety records. The surveyor later reviews the report and notes full compliance, no additional paperwork
required.