Muster software

Run a muster drill
from one iPad.

Muster software for yachts: the muster list is built once and carried into every drill. The drill is called from who is actually on board.

Core
A drill running on the iPad: twenty-one of thirty-one accounted for and ten still missing, the crew grouped by department, and each one marked present or missing as they arrive.
iPad · a muster in progress, 3 of 5 accounted for

The muster list, built once.

Station, role and equipment per crew member, per emergency type. Change it in the admin and the next drill uses it, without reprinting anything.

The admin muster list: every crew member with their station, role and equipment for each emergency type.
Admin · station and duties, per crew member, per emergency

Every emergency your vessel trains for

Fire, flooding, man overboard, collision, and any other scenario you add. Each one carries its own stations and its own duties.

Rotation positions

Muster ranks cover posts that rotate, such as Deckhand A, B and C, so the list holds when the crew changes.

The order you set

Crew appear in the vessel's own rank order, on the iPad and on the printed list.

Their duties, on their own phone.

Each crew member sees their own station and duties in Muster Mate, with the alarm signal for each emergency. Nobody has to find the board in the passageway.

Muster Mate showing a crew member's muster duties, with the alarm signal for each emergency.
Muster Mate · their own duties, and the alarm signal

Muster Mate is on iOS and Android, on every plan, for every crew member.

Roll call, as the drill runs.

The crew board on the iPad, departments as bands with a headcount ring, showing who is on board and who is ashore.
iPad · the board the drill is called from
A fire drill running on the iPad: twenty-three of thirty-one accounted for, the crew banded by department with a headcount ring on each, and every person marked present or missing as they arrive.
iPad · accounted for and missing, live
The Emergency panel open over a running muster on the iPad, holding three quick-dial cards with the vessel’s own numbers: Fire, DPA and Medical.
iPad · Fire, DPA and Medical, one press
The Session Log panel open over a running muster: quick-action buttons, a box for a typed note, and a timeline showing the call placed to the fire service, its duration, and the notes logged since the alarm.
iPad · log an event without leaving the muster

The muster starts from the crew board, not last month's crew list. Guests aboard are counted on the roster too.

Slide to start, then choose the emergency. If it is not a drill, say so on the same screen.

Crew are marked present or missing by department, with a running count and the time since the alarm. Filter to just the ones still unaccounted for.

Re-muster when the picture changes.

Three numbers sit behind the Emergency tab on a running muster: your fire service, your Designated Person Ashore and your medical contact. One press dials, over the vessel's internet, without leaving the drill.

Call audio is captured in the session recording.

Sessions are recorded by default, and the vessel can turn that off. Log an event as it happens, either a quick action or a typed note.

The result is a timeline of the drill rather than a memory of it.

Core

Abandon ship stations.

Lifeboats, liferafts and rescue boats on their own tab, with the side they sit on and the crew assigned to each.

Survival craftLifeboats, liferafts and rescue boats, port and starboard.
Who leadsA leader named on each craft, with the crew assigned under them.
Duties and equipmentPer crew member, the same as any other emergency.
On their phonesEvery crew member's abandon ship station travels with them.

Recorded and stored securely.

View and export the drill history whenever you want: who ran it, who was accounted for, how long it took, the events logged and the recording.

The session, exported

Download a session as a CSV. That is the file you hand an inspector asking what you ran and when.

The hard copy list

Generate the printed muster list from your live data, ordered by rank, ready to post around the vessel.

The history

Past sessions with their audio, their event log and their attendance, filtered by drill type.

The trend

Twelve months of drills charted by type, with the average time to muster. The ISM Code asks for drills to be reviewed, not just run.

What SOLAS and the ISM Code ask of a vessel is set out in the help centre. SOLAS and ISM drill requirements

Related pages

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Hours of rest

Checked against MLC 2006.

Security

Security at the gangway.

Try it with your crew.

Per vessel, unlimited crew, on the iPads and phones you already have.

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