01 / STRUCTURE
Defined Process
Your vessel is maintained through a repeatable inspection and documentation process.
Our Approach
We don't wait for things to break.
Commercial vessels operate under structured maintenance programs because equipment reliability matters. FMS brings that mindset to private vessels.
The FMS Method
Inspect. Document. Maintain. Monitor. Plan.
The goal is not to promise that mechanical failures can never happen. The goal is to systematically reduce avoidable failures, identify developing problems, and keep your vessel prepared.
02 / CONSISTENCY
Every Visit Matters
Each visit builds upon the previous one instead of starting over from scratch.
03 / VISIBILITY
Clear Information
Owners can see what was done, what was found, and what needs attention.
04 / ACCOUNTABILITY
Track It
Maintenance and deficiencies remain visible until they are addressed.
The Six-Step Cycle
A structured approach to vessel reliability.
01
Assess
Establish current condition.
02
Document
Build vessel and equipment records.
03
Plan
Establish preventative maintenance.
04
Inspect
Evaluate systems and condition.
05
Report
Document findings and completed work.
06
Manage
Track requirements and issues.
The FMS Philosophy
A good engine room should tell a story.
When an engineer opens an FMS vessel record, they should be able to understand where the vessel is, what equipment it has, what has been done, what needs to be done, what parts are required, what deficiencies exist, and what should happen next.