Salmon farming · Net cleaning
Software for cleaning pen nets and predator nets.
Every cleaning session with the faces cleaned, the square meters and the efficiency per hour, and a traffic light that tells you which net is due.
What gets recorded
Face by face, meter by meter.
- Sessions per machineStart and end hour meter, fuel, operator and the robot or pump, from its record.
- Faces cleanedThe four walls and the bottom of each pen net, or the predator net sections facing each pen; fully or in part, with their direction.
- Physical and operated square metersThe net that was left clean and the machine's real work, counting each face's passes.
- Fouling and photosThe fouling score and photos before and after, with their comment.
The report
Indicators and traffic light.
- Efficiency: operated square meters per hour-meter hour.
- A traffic light per face based on each farm's days between cleanings: fine, due soon or overdue.
- The farm's progress since a date, painted on the layout.
- The PDF report with the signatures of the operator and the site supervisor, and its QR code.
In the field
The state of the nets, at a glance.
Each net is shown in 3D, with cleaned areas in green and pending ones in gray, in their place.
Farms are sorted by priority: the ones with the most overdue faces first.
Everything exports to Excel: sessions, faces, sections and photos.
Questions
What companies in the industry ask.
Does it work for pen nets and predator nets?
Yes. They are two separate records, each with its own days between cleanings and its traffic light.
How does a partial cleaning count?
By what it actually covers: a face counts as cleaned when the partial cleanings complete it.
Does every session become a work order?
Yes. Each session creates its work order, and the record number carries it.
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