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X3 ShipyardOSHA 1915 Shipyard SafetyStep 03 · Work

Every Space Has a Status.Every Worker Knows It.

Shipyard work changes by the hour: a tank gets coated, a space gets closed, a torch comes out. X3 Shipyard keeps every space's test status, every hot work permit and every competent person current, so nobody walks into a space on yesterday's test.

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  • Space status board
  • Hot work permits
  • Competent persons
  • Fire watch
  • Exposure monitoring
What X3 Shipyard keeps on every record
  • 29 CFR 1915.12Confined & enclosed spaces
  • 29 CFR 1915.14Hot work
  • 29 CFR 1915.7Competent persons
  • 29 CFR 1915.508Fire watch training
  • 29 CFR 1915.89Lockout / tags-plus
  • 29 CFR 1915.152PPE
  • 29 CFR 1915.1001Asbestos
  • 29 CFR 1915.1053Silica
  • 29 CFR 1904Recordkeeping
The Exposure

Yesterday's Test Does Not Protect Today's Entry.

Oxygen has to read at least 19.5 and below 22 percent, and flammables below 10 percent of the lower explosive limit, before anyone goes in (29 CFR 1915.12). Hot work needs the right certificate (29 CFR 1915.14). Fire watches need training before duty and every year (29 CFR 1915.508(e)). The tags on the hatch, the logbook and the permit board rarely agree.

A space is only as safe as its last test. X3 puts it on the clock.

A large ship undergoing repairs in a floating dry dock
A shipyard with cranes and vessels alongside
X3 Intelligence

One Board for Every Space and Every Permit.

X3 Shipyard shows each space with its last test, its label and when it needs a retest, and refuses to call a space safe when the readings say otherwise.

Space status board

Safe for Workers, Safe for Hot Work or Not Safe, by space, with the retest due time.

Reading guard

Oxygen outside 19.5-22% or flammables at 10% LEL or more flags the space Not Safe automatically (29 CFR 1915.12).

Hot work permits

Location, fire watch and certificate on each permit, with expiry (29 CFR 1915.14).

Competent persons

Who is designated, when trained and when the refresher is due (29 CFR 1915.7).

Rescue team drills

Practice at least once every 12 months, tracked per team (29 CFR 1915.12(e)).

Exposure monitoring

Lead, silica, asbestos and chromium sampling with the next sample due.

Stop chasing dates. Start seeing them coming.

Working dashboard

The Board the Gangway Supervisor Checks First.

A sample yard: six spaces, two hot work permits and the tank that failed its oxygen test at 06:10.

A cargo ship moored at a shipyard quay beside cranes
Hull 214 · Drydock 2Sample
Illustrative · your records fill the same view
4
Spaces safe for workers
1
Space not safe — O2 18.9%
2
Hot work permits active
3 hrs
To next retest
Before anyone goes into No. 3 wing tank
  • Oxygen 18.9% is below 19.5%: ventilate and retest (29 CFR 1915.12(a))
  • Keep the 'Not Safe for Workers' label posted until the reading clears
  • Retest No. 1 double bottom before 14:00
  • Fire watch for permit HW-31 trained 11 months ago: refresher due next month

Sample screen. No real records or determinations are shown. Your company starts with an empty workspace.

13 Working Screens in X3 Shipyard

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How the work flows

Add. List. Log. Issue. Keep. Record.

Six moves, in the order the work really happens.

  1. 01

    Add the yard

    Your sites and the vessels in for work.

  2. 02

    List the spaces

    Tanks, voids and compartments by vessel.

  3. 03

    Log every test

    Oxygen, flammables and toxics with who tested.

  4. 04

    Issue permits

    Hot work with fire watch and certificate.

  5. 05

    Keep people current

    Competent persons, fire watch and rescue drills.

  6. 06

    Record injuries

    Your OSHA log kept as you go.

Every item gets an owner and a date. Every date gets proof.

A shipyard with cranes and vessels alongside
Where X3 Shipyard Fits

One Maritime Loop. X3 Shipyard Owns the “Work” Step.

Nine products, six steps, one job each. Use X3 Shipyard on its own, or add the product on either side of it when that job matters.

  1. 01

    People

    Is every person fit, tested and qualified for the job?X3 CrewX3 Marine Testing
  2. 02

    Vessels

    Is every vessel in date with its certificate, surveys and drills?X3 TowingX3 Vessel
  3. 03

    Work

    Is the work in the yard and on the terminal under control?X3 ShipyardX3 Terminals
  4. 04

    Protect

    Is the port protected from threats and spills?X3 Port SecurityX3 Spill Response
  5. 05

    Respond

    When something happens, is it reported on time and learned from?X3 Casualty
  6. 06

    Command

    What needs a leader today?AI Safety Director
Where X3 Shipyard hands work off
Your Part

X3 Keeps the Board. The Competent Person and Marine Chemist Decide.

X3 Shipyard organizes tests, permits and training. Only a competent person, marine chemist or Coast Guard authorized person can certify a space.

A welder working on a ship's hull in dry dock

Competent person tests

Readings come from a trained, designated person.

Marine chemist certifies

Certificates stay with the marine chemist.

Supervisor stops work

Anyone can stop work; X3 never starts it.

Readings rule

X3 flags danger; it never overrides a failed reading.

An industrial port with cranes and buildings along the water
The Outcome

Every Entry on Today's Test.

An operation that runs X3 Shipyard sees every deadline early and proves every one.

See the status.

Every space, current label, one board.

Control hot work.

No torch without a permit and a fire watch.

Prove the program.

Tests, permits and training on one record.

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Start Empty. Bring Your Own Records In.

Create your account and your company starts with a clean, empty workspace. Add X3 Shipyard or all nine products. One sign-in opens every product you pay for.

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X3 Shipyard

$150 a month covers your first 25 workers. Then $6 a month for each worker after that, less as you grow. Two months free when you pay for a year. Cancel any time.

  • Space status, hot work, competent persons and fire watch for 29 CFR Part 1915.
  • Works on its own. No other X3 product required
  • Your company, vessels, sites and people, saved to your account
  • Ask X3 for the regulation behind any question
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All 9 Maritime Products

X3 Shipyard and the other eight, one sign-in, one bill, 30% off what the nine cost on their own.

  • Crew, vessels, yards, terminals, security, spill and casualty
  • Records flow from one product to the next
  • The AI Safety Director shows leaders what needs attention
  • Same per-vessel and per-worker counts, one price
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$150a month minimum, covering your first 25 workers.
$6a month per worker up to 250, then 20% less up to 1000 and 40% less after that.
2 monthsfree when you pay for a year.

$480 a month for X3 Shipyard

$4,800 a year (2 months free)

Prices in US dollars. Subscriptions renew each month or year until cancelled. Lab, collection and third-party fees are billed by those providers.

Straight Answers

Questions Operators Ask About X3 Shipyard.

Have one that is not here? Ask X3, or write to us and a person will answer.

A large ship undergoing repairs in a floating dry dock
Does X3 replace the marine chemist certificate?
No. Record the certificate number and attach it; the marine chemist remains the authority.
How often should a space be retested?
Set the retest interval for each space; X3 counts it down and flags it when due.
Can it handle multiple vessels in the yard?
Yes. Spaces belong to a vessel and a site; use the Active switch to focus on one.
Is the OSHA log included?
Yes. Record injuries as they happen and export your log.
How is it priced?
Per worker per month, with a monthly minimum that covers your first 25 workers.
Space status, hot work, competent persons and fire watch for 29 CFR Part 1915.

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