MIA - Maritime AI Inspector

AI-powered maritime inspection assistant for faster reporting, compliance, and onboard decision support.

MIA (Maritime AI Inspector) is an AI-powered assistant designed to support maritime professionals during vessel inspections, audits, compliance checks, and reporting activities.

Built with real-world maritime experience, MIA helps officers, engineers, inspectors, and shore-based personnel access information faster, organize documentation, and improve inspection preparedness.

KEY FEATURES

• AI Inspection Assistant Get instant guidance and answers related to maritime inspections, compliance requirements, and operational procedures.

• Inspection Support Access structured workflows and resources for PSC, SIRE 2.0, CDI, ISM, ISPS, USCG, and other inspection frameworks.

• Smart Document Management Upload, organize, and access vessel documents, procedures, manuals, and inspection-related files in one place.

• Maritime Knowledge Base Search and retrieve information from uploaded documents and operational references using AI-powered assistance.

• Reporting Support Generate structured notes and inspection records to improve consistency and efficiency.

• Secure Access Manage your account and inspection resources from a modern, mobile-first platform designed for maritime operations.

DESIGNED FOR MARITIME PROFESSIONALS

MIA is built for:

• Masters and Chief Engineers • Deck and Engine Officers • Marine Superintendents • Technical Superintendents • PSC and Vetting Preparation Teams • Ship Management Companies

WHY MIA?

Maritime inspections require quick access to accurate information, proper documentation, and effective preparation. MIA helps reduce time spent searching through manuals and procedures while improving access to operational knowledge when it matters most.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER

MIA (Maritime AI Inspector) is an independently developed maritime decision-support application. MIA is not affiliated with, endorsed by, authorized by, or sponsored by any government entity, maritime administration, port state control authority, or international regulatory organization.

Official Information Sources

Maritime regulations and guidance referenced by users may be verified through the following official sources:

• International Maritime Organization (IMO): https://www.imo.org • United States Coast Guard (USCG): https://www.uscg.mil • USCG Port State Control Program: https://www.dco.uscg.mil/Our-Organization/Assistant-Commandant-for-Prevention-Policy-CG-5P/Inspections-Compliance-CG-5PC-/Commercial-Vessel-Compliance/Foreign-Offshore-Compliance-Division/PortStateControl/ • International Labour Organization (ILO): https://www.ilo.org • Paris MOU on Port State Control: https://www.parismou.org • Tokyo MOU on Port State Control: https://www.tokyo-mou.org

MIA provides AI-assisted educational and decision-support functionality only. Users must independently verify all information against official regulations, company procedures, and applicable legal requirements before taking operational action.

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