Abstract:
The supervision of crew work implementation is an important aspect in supporting the
execution of the Planned Maintenance System (PMS) on board ships. Based on
observations conducted during sea practice aboard MT. Success Marlina XXXIII, it was
found that work assignments were still delivered verbally and were not supported by a
system capable of recording task assignments, monitoring work progress, documenting
completed work, and tracking crew responsibilities in an integrated manner. In addition,
work-related information associated with the Planned Maintenance System (PMS) was
still stored in separate documents, making it difficult to monitor and retrieve work
information efficiently. This study aimed to develop a web-based crew work management
application named CrewKapal and to determine the feasibility of the developed system
in supporting the supervision of Planned Maintenance System (PMS) implementation.
The study employed the Research and Development (R&D) method using Sommerville’s
Prototype Model, which consists of establishing prototype objectives, defining prototype
functionality, developing the prototype, and evaluating the prototype. Data were collected
through observation, documentation, expert validation, and user testing. The results
showed that the CrewKapal application was successfully developed with features for
crew task assignment, work progress monitoring, work documentation, and personnel
responsibility tracking. The expert validation results obtained an average score of 98%,
while the user testing results also achieved an average score of 98%, both categorized as
highly feasible. Therefore, the CrewKapal application was declared highly feasible as a
web-based crew work management application to support the supervision of PMS
implementation on MT. Success Marlina XXXIII. Future development may include
report printing features, enhanced user access security, and work notification systems.
