Ensure SIRE 2.0 compliance with new features in ISF Watchkeeper 3
The shipping industry is evolving, and with it, regulatory demands are becoming more stringent. SIRE 2.0, the latest update from the Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF), has introduced a digitalised inspection protocol that transforms how tanker inspections are conducted. At ISF Watchkeeper, we’ve responded by adding key features to ISF Watchkeeper 3, our onboard compliance solution, ensuring you stay ahead of these new requirements.
What’s new in ISF Watchkeeper 3 for SIRE 2.0?
- Two-way synchronisation: This feature ensures real-time communication between vessels and shore offices, enabling smooth updates, acknowledgments, and collaboration across your fleet. It enhances operational transparency and provides a foundation for efficient compliance management.
- Non-conformity (NC) acknowledgment: Track, acknowledge, and act on non-conformities across your fleet. This feature provides fleet-wide visibility of NC activities, enabling better planning, risk reduction, and adherence to SIRE 2.0 guidelines.
- Vessel event cross-checks: Ensure that your vessel’s events are thoroughly verified and compliant with SIRE 2.0’s rigorous inspection standards. This feature improves accuracy and consistency in reporting.
Why is this important for your fleet?
SIRE 2.0 is mandatory for all tanker fleets regulated by OCIMF, making it critical for operators to ensure their vessels comply with these new regulations. With ISF Watchkeeper 3’s enhanced features, you can seamlessly meet your compliance commitments while improving communication and operational efficiency.
While SIRE 2.0 currently applies to tankers, should the regulations extend to other vessel types in the future, ISF Watchkeeper 3 is fully equipped to manage those vessels as well.
Stay compliant, stay efficient, and ensure your fleet is ready for the future with ISF Watchkeeper. For more details or assistance with implementing these features, contact our team.
