Program
Who It’s For
NAUT-IA is designed for technical maritime teams who need practical AI skills for reporting, maintenance, compliance, and day-to-day operational efficiency—onboard and ashore.
NAUT-IA is built for maritime technical teams who need practical AI skills for reporting, maintenance, compliance, and day-to-day operational efficiency—onboard and ashore.
Target audiences
- Naval engineers and merchant marine officers
- Chief engineers, 1st/2nd/3rd engineers, machinists, and engine room personnel
- ETOs and technical officers
- Technical superintendents, operations staff, and fleet management teams
- Fleet managers and reliability / maintenance leaders
- Training departments and competency development teams
- Unions and professional maritime organizations
Use cases
Onboard
- Drafting and standardizing technical reports, handovers, and logs
- Fault diagnosis support: hypotheses, checklists, verification steps, corrective actions
- Maintenance planning and reliability support (trends, recurring causes)
- Safety and compliance support: checklists, evidence, and documentation
- Automation of repetitive tasks (templates, summaries, translations, formatting)
Ashore
- Fleet-wide report consolidation and standardized criteria
- Improved documentation quality and audit-ready traceability
- Maintenance decision support (prioritization, backlog, vessel action plans)
- Internal training: reusable guides, procedures, and practical cases
Prerequisites
- No coding required
- Basic digital literacy (email, documents, web navigation)
- Access to a computer or phone (stable connection recommended)
Recommended time
Suggested pace: 3–5 hours per week. The program is flexible to fit watches, rotations, and connectivity windows.
Delivery format
- Online and self-paced
- Practical cases and a final project
- Applied to real operational constraints