UC-337
Multi-Vessel Crew & Yard-Access Scheduling
Plans which crew is on which ship and in which compartment each day across the whole live book, and replans when a yard moves access.
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The Challenge
Around twenty-three ships across four yards draw on one pool of trades, and each project manager plans in their own spreadsheet. What one manager gains by pulling a crew forward, another quietly loses.
How It Works
- Ingests the live ship list, crew list with trades and qualifications, and yard access windows.
- Allocates people to ships and compartments against access, qualification and trade separation.
- Issues the day-by-day plan, flags drifting ships early and records whose delay each one was.
What It Removes
- Each ship planned in its own separate spreadsheet
- Trades sent to clash in the same compartment
- Delay responsibility reconstructed after the fact
Input Data RequirementsLive ship list with committed dates, crew list with trades and qualifications, compartment breakdown per ship, yard access windows, past durations
Output FormatDay-by-day crew-to-compartment plan, early warning of drifting ships, ranked recovery options, trade-clash warning, delay-attribution record
“The same people finish more work because somebody can finally see all twenty-three ships at once.”