A well-built PMS database is the foundation of every efficient fleet operation. At Septum Maria Daten Technik, we specialise in building, cleaning, and migrating Planned Maintenance System databases across all major platforms — AMOS, ShipNet, ABS-NS, and more. Our team of certified marine engineers and deck officers brings hands-on experience from sea to shore.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is PMS database building?
PMS database building is the process of creating, populating, and structuring a Planned Maintenance System database with accurate vessel-specific data — including components, job schedules, spare parts, and OEM specifications. A properly built PMS database ensures regulatory compliance and reduces unplanned downtime.
Which PMS systems do you support?
We build and migrate databases across all major maritime PMS platforms including AMOS, ShipNet, ABS-NS, DNV GL Nauticus, and more. We adapt to your existing system or help you migrate to a new one.
How long does PMS database building take?
A standard vessel PMS database typically takes 50–60 working days from receipt of manuals and vessel particulars. Fleet-wide projects are scoped individually based on vessel count and data availability.
Can you work with our existing PMS data?
Yes — we clean, deduplicate, and migrate existing PMS data as well as building from scratch. We handle incomplete or inconsistent legacy databases regularly.