Avoid Costly Repair and Downtime Expenses

Without advanced safety measures in place, ports and coastal infrastructure face a high risk of accidental collisions that can result in extensive repair costs. Take, for instance, the 2018 collision at Terminal 6 in Santa Fe, Argentina, which rendered the dock inoperative for months and led to massive renovation costs. A single incident can lead to extended downtime and lost business, impacting revenue and causing severe disruptions for operators. The Crux Marine Collision Avoidance System proactively mitigates these risks by providing real-time data and alerts to prevent costly accidents before they happen.

Reduce Insurance Premiums with Predictive Safety Measures

Ports and shipping companies often face increasing insurance premiums, especially after a collision or near-miss incident. Insurers recognize that operations without advanced monitoring systems carry greater risks, translating to higher costs. By implementing our Collision Avoidance System, ports can demonstrate their commitment to proactive safety, optimizing insurance premiums over time. The system's predictive capabilities, powered by AI, help avoid incidents by analysing historical patterns and identifying high-risk situations in advance, which insurers value as part of a robust risk management strategy.

Prevent Reputational Damage and Operational Disruptions

A serious accident doesn’t just affect finances—it can damage a port’s reputation, leading clients to seek safer, more reliable alternatives. The economic impact of a collision extends beyond repair costs and insurance; it disrupts operations, creates costly delays, and can drive customers away. The Crux Marine Collision Avoidance System integrates with existing Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) to provide a unified safety monitoring system, helping ports avoid these negative consequences. By prioritizing safety and stability, ports can enhance their reputation and reliability, attracting more business rather than risking costly disruptions.