The Navis MACS3 suite undoubtedly offers the best practices to ensure ocean carriers, owners and managers execute the right decisions for safe and efficient loading operations. The powerful features and benefits of MACS3 range from handling all relevant calculations such as hydrostatic, lashing, stability, and strength. MACS3 is integrated seamlessly with the mandatory international maritime rules – IMDG, IMSBC, IBC, IMO polar code, and DOC, to empower cloud-based solutins, connecting various stakeholders and training crews to execute safer vessel operations.
65%
Uses MACS3 on Board
Over 65% of all operated container vessels use MACS3 on board
70%
Top 10 Liners
70% of the global TOP 10 liners use MACS3 on board of their fleet
4043
Ships
4043 vessels of all ship types have MACS3 on board
40
Years in Business
Developed the original Seacos and Interschalt MACS3 loading computer into a high end solution for onboard cargo data
The Navis MACS3 suite undoubtedly offers the best practices to ensure ocean carriers, owners and managers execute the right decisions for safe and efficient loading operations. The powerful features and benefits of MACS3 range from handling all relevant calculations such as hydrostatic, lashing, stability, and strength. MACS3 is integrated seamlessly with the mandatory international maritime rules – IMDG, IMSBC, IBC, IMO polar code, and DOC, to empower cloud-based solutions, connecting various stakeholders and training crews to execute safer vessel operations.
MACS3
MACS3 Connected
MACS3 E-Learning & Education
Minimizing stress while increasing safety and loading comprehensively is one of the key competitive advantages for ocean carriers, owners, and managers. The Navis MACS3 seamlessly integrates all relevant data about cargo, cargo securing, and vessel behavior during sailing. This allows an all-in-one solution that unlocks the real value of loading operations to make the best and most accurate decisions efficiently.
MACS3 sets the industry standard for safe and efficient loading operations by meeting the needs of ocean carriers, owners and managers, and the global seaborne trade.
Using alternative fuels as the primary fuel brings some challenges to cargo spaces onboard. Gas dispersion areas and Monitoring and Security zones are linked to bunkering operations and may be subject to class or company-specific monitoring. Both types need to be reflected in the loading computer of the vessel to provide for a risk free loading pattern for the cargo on board of the vessel.
The MACS3 SimOps module integrates these requirements and helps ship owners and operators to adjust the safety of cargo and crew to their emission reduction plans.
Lashing plays a profound role in executing safe vessel operations. MACS3 Loading Computer offers an all-in-one solution for lashing calculations approved by all major classification societies.
When it comes to handling dangerous goods, safety is not just part of the job – it is the job. MACS3 Loading Computer offers seamless and up-to-date integration of IMDG and ISBC code amendments.
The operation of bulk carriers involves numerous hazards. Careful planning and execution especially for loading, discharging and ballasting operations are paramount. It is essential to reduce the…
The variety of cargo types and the dynamically adjustable design of cargo hatches of a multipurpose vessel (MPV) can pose special challenges for a loading computer. The MPV module for MACS3 can…
Prepare, pre-stow and implement the ocean transportation of cargo on a roll-on / roll-of vessel under consideration of the latest safety standard with the MACS3 version for roro vessel…
At the heart of ship operations, loading computer information ensures efficient, profitable, and safe operations. However, one of today’s biggest challenges lies in the limited visibility of this information by the relevant business and operational partners.
Navis MACS3 Connected leverages cloud-based solutions to enable fleet-wide visibility of loading computer information. MACS3 Connected offers a mobile-ready and intuitive user experience. This way, you are now in control of every facet of your operational vitals.
A vessel’s operational data is one of the core sources for the maritime industry to make impactful decisions. However, the key challenge that the maritime industry comes across is the antiquated methods of connecting and collaborating operational data across all stakeholders.
Navis MACS3 API allows liners, terminals, ports, and onboard teams to connect with each other and collaborate in real time. Its API-powered solution does not solely help unlock the genuine value of the operational data, it also helps all stakeholders to remain competitive and be on top of the game while adapting to the transitional changes in the maritime shipping industry.
Navis perceives the crews as one of the core assets, who implement a safety culture in the daily operations of shipping companies. It is necessary to ensure that the crews are learning the right things. However, how to deliver the right training can sometimes become challenging.
The container ship market leader Navis MACS3 Loading Computer delivers web-based training – MACS3 E-Learning. It provides various means to verify that crews have gained or refreshed the knowledge and skills required to run safer operations that will ultimately lead to foresee preventable accidents and errors in the daily operations of shipping companies.
With the MACS3 university version, lecturers can provide nautical students with effective hands-on training for software, which is used on many merchant vessel fleets worldwide. Lecturers can freely organize various types of lessons while enjoying a reduction in the amount of overall preparation time. Furthermore, the comparison of manual calculations with MACS3 results enables, for example, problem-based loading scenarios for dangerous goods to be validated in an increasingly efficient as well as precise manner.