TMS Cardiff Gas partners with Kaiko Systems to ensure crew readiness and compliance with Sire 2.0 inspections

Leading AI-powered maritime operations platform Kaiko Systems has partnered with LNG Shipping operator TMS Cardiff Gas to be integrated into its entire fleet as the company enhances the readiness of its crew for SIRE 2.0 inspections.
With the industry transitioning to a more rigorous and performance-driven inspection process, TMS Cardiff Gas was seeking a solution that could empower its teams to independently assess their preparedness, foster accountability, and ensure compliance with the new standards. Kaiko Systems’ web-based application, combined with its user-friendly interface and comprehensive questionnaire, aligned perfectly with the company’s main goals of streamlining pre-inspection procedures and building crew confidence.
One of the major concerns for shipowners and managers is ensuring that every crew member, regardless of their role or location, can participate effectively in pre-SIRE inspection preparations.
There is always a risk of uneven understanding or being unprepared across the team, which can compromise the overall inspection outcome, says Kaiko Systems. Using its innovative technology on the company’s fleet of 18 vessels provides TMS Cardiff Gas with an accessible platform where everyone can independently review and answer the multiple-choice questionnaires – fostering a culture of collective responsibility and preparedness.
Fabian Fussek, Co-Founder and CEO of Kaiko Systems, said: “We are thrilled to be working with the team at TMS Cardiff Gas. As one of the leading providers of services to the Oil and Gas industries, the company is at the forefront of ensuring safety and accountability across its entire fleet. Kaiko Systems will continue to foster continuous learning and accountability among the crew, contributing to long-term skill development as well as ensuring the likelihood of deficiencies or non-compliance issues during inspections is reduced.”
Commenting on the integration of Kaiko Systems to its fleet, Alexandros Politis-Kalenteris, Deputy COO at TMS Cardiff Gas said: “We were pleasantly surprised by how quickly the crew adapted to the system and embraced it as an important tool for professional development. The intuitive design of the Kaiko platform, combined with its focus on individual accountability, along with the system’s analytical capabilities provided valuable insights into areas of improvement, enabling targeted training and reducing our risk of inspection deficiencies.
“Ultimately, we see Kaiko Systems as a valuable solution in maintaining our fleet’s high standards and competitiveness in the market.”
By integrating Kaiko Systems with its present fleet, TMS Cardiff Gas aims to enhance operational efficiency by streamlining pre-SIRE preparations, reducing the time and resources traditionally spent on manual reviews and training sessions.
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