Safety and Support For Crew Life
1. Panic button — alert people who can help
Press the panic button to alert a trained response centre, your emergency contacts and connected crew members. Your location and full profile help the response team identify who needs help, assess the situation and coordinate assistance. Crew receive the notification too, helping those nearby to respond quickly
2. Mental health support, available 24/7
Long hours, time away from home and the pressures of life on board can take a toll. Access confidential mental health support through ASY, any time of day or night—whether you’re dealing with stress, isolation or simply need support.
3. Keep a clear record of work and rest
Record your work and rest periods with time, date and location-stamped entries. A clear record helps you and your captain identify fatigue concerns, review working patterns and keep track of the rest you’re getting.
4. Man-down alerts when you cannot call for help
When activated, Man-Down monitors for falls, sudden impacts or prolonged immobility and sends an alert with your location to designated crew. It adds another way to raise the alarm if you’re injured or unable to reach the panic button.
5. Journey Mode — stay connected ashore
Set your start point and destination, add relevant journey details and enable the journey timer. When contact notifications are enabled, your emergency contacts are notified and can view your location during the journey. With the timer active, an alert is raised if you do not arrive at the expected time—adding support when travelling ashore or somewhere unfamiliar.
6. Keep track of your drills and training
Record safety drills and onboard training in ASY, keeping a clear history of what took place, when and who participated. These digital records help crew review completed training and give captains, managers, DPAs and owners oversight through vessel and fleet dashboards—making it easier to identify gaps and plan follow-up training.