My HH System vs KR

It is our imagination that sparks new innovations. Heinen & Hopman is all about this creative drive. We ask ourselves ‘what if?’ all the time. What if… you could monitor your HVAC system performance anyplace and at any time? What if… the system warned you when it was time for maintenance? What if… you had a self-diagnosing system that gave you exact instructions on how to operate? What if I told you that these questions have already led to a powerful new tool? Meet SPOCC, the Service Portal and Operation Control Centre, which accessible on your smartphone, laptop or computer. It can be connected and integrated with your on-board HVAC system. Within the web portal and mobile app you can select spare parts to request a quote for, check the status of your service ticket and view general documents like work reports. Usage of the HH My System Mobile App will automatically result in a Digital Ship Logbook.

- KR-CON, developed by Korean Register, is a comprehensive IMO Convention Database containing IMO Conventions, Codes, Resolutions and Circulars in English, Korean and Chinese. - KR-CON is a portable electronic database containing a vast array of IMO instruments. It enables users to navigate the maze of IMO instruments swiftly and accurately through a variety of user-friendly functions. Users can browse the contents with the touch of a screen, and identify the regulations applicable to an individual ship simply by inputting its details. An intelligent search function allows specific contents to be found easily and quickly. - Who benefits from KR-CON? Maritime Administrations(PSCO) Shipping Companies and Seafarers Classification Societies Ship-builders Service Suppliers Training Institutes Academic Institutions - IMO approval of the carriage of publications in electronic form The Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) and the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) have approved MSC-MEPC.2 /Circ.2 which allows vessels to carry electronic media onboard instead of hard copy documents. This means that KR-CON can now be used onboard ship. KR-CON has also been recognized as an electronic version of IMO instruments by the 29 maritime administrations including Republic of Korea, Panama, Marshall Islands, Cyprus, Australia, Liberia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Isle of Man, and others.