Hull Integrity Management Software | VAIL-Plant® HIMS Module

The Hull Integrity Management Software (HIMS) Module in VAIL-Plant® is a custom-built software solution for monitoring, assessing, and maintaining the structural integrity of marina and offshore vessel hulls.

VAIL-Plant® Software – HIMS module provides a rationalized approach to perform inspections of Hull structures and identifies the general and critical areas for inspection activities. It is based on industry standards DNV-OSS-102, DNV-OSS-103, and DNV-OSS-304.

HIMS centralizes inspection records, thickness measurements, and repair history. The module supports condition-based monitoring, risk-based inspection, and predictive maintenance to ensure early detection of structural weaknesses.

It enhances and ensures regulatory compliance and optimizes lifecycle management of critical marine structures.

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VAIL-Plant® HIMS Module Salient Features

Six inspection criteria (Coating Condition, General Condition, Pitting/Grooving, Deformation Fractures and Cleanliness) have been identified for each compartment & these are inspected for each zone.
Compartments are divided into zones for inspection and grading of inspection criteria.
Identification of Critical structural areas for a compartment/zone based on engineering analysis and in-service experience.
The inspection criteria are graded with a score (rating) from 0 to 5. The scores are added for each zone and rolled up to get a normalized score for the compartment.
Capability to identify the general inspection activities and inspection activities for critical areas.
Damage Mechanisms Identification for each zone & Risk Evaluation.
Inspection, Maintenance, Replacements, and Failure History Recording.
Hull Inspection Routines (Inspection Packs) definition and execution.
Drawings Management.
Graphical Trends.
Effective Reporting.
Custom Query.

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