Crew training matrix
Every crew member on a vessel against their pathway steps and equipment, grouped into induction, propulsion and safety, with each item shown as current, due soon, overdue or not started.
Oraxis Maritime
Equipment-Specific Training. Verified Competence. Safer Operations.
Crews are expected to operate and maintain complex equipment they have often never seen before, with generic training and manuals sitting unread in a cabinet. Oraxis turns those manuals into reviewed, equipment-specific training and proves who is competent on what, on every vessel.
The problem
New vessels, refits and crew changes bring new equipment faster than training can keep up. Generic courses don’t cover the machinery actually fitted, practical sign-offs live on paper, and when an auditor asks who is competent on a specific system, the answer takes days to piece together.
The solution
Oraxis builds training from the manufacturer’s own manuals for the exact equipment on board, has it checked by qualified engineers, assesses crew in an app that works without signal, and keeps a verified competency record for every crew member and every machine.
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Oraxis at a glance
Built for safety. Designed for reality.
Equipment-specific
Training built from the manufacturer’s manual for the exact equipment fitted on each vessel.
Engineer-reviewed
Every course is checked by a qualified marine engineer against the source manual before crew see it.
Works offline at sea
Crew download their training and complete it with no signal. Everything syncs when back in range.
Audit-ready
Live competency records, assessor sign-offs and evidence, ready for inspections and internal audits.
How Oraxis works
From manufacturer manual to verified competence
- Manufacturer manuals
- AI-assisted training generation
- Qualified technical review
- Crew assessments
- Training passport
The platform
Built for the office and the engine room
Equipment-specific assessments
Questions written from the manufacturer’s manual for that exact equipment. Ten questions, eight correct to pass.
Now selecting pilot operators
Prove Oraxis on your own vessels, equipment and crews.