Overview

ADRS Marine

A maritime risk assessment platform: register your fleet, score the risks of a job against your own matrix, record what you did about them, and export the result as a report.

These pages cover ADRS Marine v1.1.0. The screens are real; the names in them are invented.

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The company overview — fleet totals, what mitigation achieved across the fleet, and where attention is needed.
The company overview — fleet totals, what mitigation achieved across the fleet, and where attention is needed.

What the platform does

Defines your risk language

You configure the severity and likelihood scales and the score bands. Every assessment is measured against them.

Holds your fleet

Vessels with IMO number, call sign, type and specification, each carrying its own assessment history.

Structures the assessment

Job steps, then hazards, then consequences, then mitigations — scored before and after.

Produces the record

A report you can preview, print and export, carrying your company name and logo.

How the pieces relate

The order matters, because each layer depends on the one before it.

  1. Your company is approved by ADRS MarineAccess is granted before anyone can register. See Getting access.
  2. An administrator configures the risk matrixNothing can be scored until this exists, because scores are meaningless without the scale behind them.
  3. Vessels are added to the fleet registryAn assessment always belongs to a vessel.
  4. Your team writes assessmentsEach one is a job on a vessel, broken down and scored.
  5. Reports are exportedFor clients, auditors, port authorities or your own records.
Start here

There are two runbooks, because there are two jobs. If you are setting the company up, follow the company runbook — registration, the risk matrix, the fleet, and approving your team. If your company is already set up and you have been asked to use the platform, follow the user runbook — joining, and the everyday work of writing an assessment and exporting the report. Each has a screenshot of every screen and a PDF to take aboard.

Download both as one PDF 24 PAGES · 3.0 MB

Prefer everything in one file? The complete runbook is both of the above in order — the company runbook first, then the user runbook.

Who this is for

RoleWhat they do
Company adminThe master account. Configures the risk matrix, onboards vessels, approves colleagues, manages the organisation profile.
EditorCreates and edits risk assessments.
ViewerReads assessments and exports reports.

Roles are covered in full under Team & access.