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Chapter 7 — Maintenance Management

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The full English translation of this chapter is in progress. A short overview is provided below. For the complete content, please refer to the Turkish version or contact support.

This chapter describes the complete maintenance management process in Shipots: defining categories, creating maintenance templates (definitions), assigning them to ships, executing and closing maintenance tasks, tracking faults, and monitoring fuel consumption.

Pages in this module

PageURLFunction
Categories/maintenance-categoriesMaintenance and equipment category definitions
Maintenance Definitions/maintenance-definitionsPeriodic maintenance templates + checklists
Maintenance Plans/maintenanceShip-based plans + fault tracking
Fuel Tracking/fuelPurchase / consumption / transfer / balance

Sections in this chapter

  • 7.1 Maintenance and Equipment Categories — Two-tab management
  • 7.2 Maintenance Definitions — Template library with checklists, priority, estimated duration, category assignment
  • 7.3 Maintenance Plans — Ship selection → equipment categories → running hours input → "Maintenance Perform" action
  • 7.4 Performing and Closing Maintenance — Running hours / date entry, used materials (with stock deduction), checklist completion
  • 7.5 Fuel Tracking — 4 tabs (Records, Balance, Statement, Reports); fuel types (Diesel, HFO, MGO, LFO); purchase/consumption/transfer flows
  • 7.6 Typical Maintenance Flow — From zero setup to daily operation (7 steps)

Key features

  • Ship → Category → Plans hierarchy
  • Multi-currency fuel purchase (transaction/report/TRY)
  • Automatic consumption calculation from running hours
  • Inter-ship fuel transfer with balance updates
  • Predefined materials from maintenance definition auto-populated at execution

Next chapter: Chapter 8 — Non-Conformance and Certification.