ASSOUM / MARINE ENGINEERING
Marine Automation & PLC/HMI
Machinery control, alarm monitoring and practical automation retrofits for vessels.
Technical scope
HMI operator screens and alarm displays
Sensors, instrumentation and signal integration
Machinery interlocks and control retrofits
The final scope depends on the installed equipment, available documentation and vessel operating requirements. Equipment selection, approvals and acceptance tests are agreed for each project; no class or manufacturer authorization is implied.
FROM BRIEF TO COMMISSIONING
A clear engineering workflow.
01 / Assess
Review the system, available drawings, symptoms and operating requirements.
02 / Define
Agree the technical scope, interfaces, schedule and quotation before work begins.
03 / Implement
Fabricate, install or retrofit the electrical and control systems within the agreed scope.
04 / Verify
Perform functional checks, testing and commissioning appropriate to the project.
Before we quote
Send equipment make/model, available drawings, photos, vessel or site location, the required work and your preferred service window.
ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS
Define the system before the solution.
Integration before programming
Define the I/O list, control narrative and alarm cause-and-effect before changing PLC logic. Existing controllers, communication protocols and backup availability determine the retrofit approach.
Operator clarity
Agree alarm priorities, acknowledgement behaviour and screen layouts with the operators. An HMI should make operating state and required action understandable.
Change control
Plan backups, staged testing and the service window. Existing interlocks and safe states must be understood before live modifications.