Grey-hulled supply ship under way in open water — calm non-incident scene

Assembly management for ports, terminals and shipyards.

EMAction’s field-site mode is built around GPS zones rather than floors — which is why port operators, marine terminals and shipyards work natively with it. Shore-side operations, not onboard vessel systems.

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How EMAction fits maritime operations

EMAction is a general-purpose field-site platform. Here is how the shape of maritime operations lines up with what it does.

You are running…

A port or marine terminal with berths, wharves and laydown areas.
A shipyard, dry dock or vessel maintenance facility.
A ferry terminal or marina with a rostered shore team.

EMAction’s model fits because…

GPS zones replace floors; a Site in EMAction is a geofence, not a building.
Hazmat and natural-hazard incident codes are built in, alongside fire, medical and security.
Lone-worker monitoring is available for solo wharf inspections and overnight patrols.

The features port and terminal operators find most useful

Most of what follows — wardens, assembly and check-ins, PEEP, broadcast instructions — is part of the Warden & Evacuation Response addon, enabled by default on new deployments. The incident record, live map, comms, reporting and AI insights are base platform.

GPS-based site definition

A Site in EMAction is a GPS geofence with a configurable radius, not a building with floors. Zones are sub-areas of a site — a berth, a wharf apron, a container stack, a workshop — and Workers are placed against those zones rather than a floor plan.

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Hazmat and natural-hazard incident types

Hazmat, Natural Hazard, Infrastructure and External codes sit alongside fire, medical and security. Activate with category, type, severity and location in one action; affected Workers in the nominated zones are notified automatically.

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Live Incident Map

Leaflet-based live map with clustered markers, street and satellite views. GPS-enabled occupants appear in real time; Safety Officers place everyone else by draggable pin. Open-in-Google-Maps handoff for emergency services.

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Lone Worker module

Session-based monitoring with timer-driven escalation, Hide Screen (triple-tap to reveal) for hostile encounters, and a full audit trail. Valuable for solo wharf and vessel-side inspections, plant rounds and overnight gate or perimeter patrols.

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QR-code reporting for contractors, drivers and visitors

Public QR codes posted around the site let anyone report an incident without logging in, with SMS OTP verification before submission. Reports from registered people create an incident immediately; reports from everyone else are saved as drafts flagged for duty warden review — which matters where stevedores, truck drivers and contract crews rotate through daily and are never on a fixed roster.

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Tell us about your port or terminal.

If your operation looks like the shapes on this page — or if it doesn’t — we would rather hear about it and say “that isn’t us” than sell you something that doesn’t fit.

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