NDT Inspection Management ERP in Genoa — Certification, Calibration and Work Orders in One System
Atlantis NDT ERP is inspection-management software for NDT service companies, inspection contractors and QA departments operating in Genoa, Italy. It replaces the spreadsheet stack most inspection businesses run on: technician certification currency, equipment calibration control, inspection scheduling, multi-crew work orders, client asset registers, job costing and audit-ready document retention — on one fully customized platform with 30+ business apps behind it.
The Genoa market this is configured for
Affordable, accessible, fully customizable — multi-language workflow + EN-aligned reporting.
What Genoa inspection companies get out of it
Local use cases
- Fincantieri Sestri Ponente cruise-ship hull and structural weld inspection scheduling with Capitaneria di Porto-format reporting.
- IPLOM Busalla refinery and Eni Multedo fuel-depot turnaround pressure-vessel inspection under INAIL DM 329/2004.
- Port of Genoa cargo-terminal lifting-equipment and structural inspection records with RINA-format evidence export.
Compliance and client-audit frameworks
- INAIL (DM 329/2004)
- Capitaneria di Porto (Italian Coast Guard)
- ISO 9712 via AIPnD
- RINA classification standards
Modules inspection companies actually switch for
- Certification tracking — SNT-TC-1A / ISO 9712 / NAS 410 currency with computed status, 90-day expiry warning tasks, email alerts and blocked double-booking.
- Calibration management — instrument, block and probe calibration intervals with ISO 17025 traceability chains.
- Work order management — multi-crew, multi-site dispatch with mobile offline field capture.
- Document control — procedures, written practices and technique sheets under ISO 9001 revision control.
- Asset management — NDT equipment by serial number with issue, return, calibration and maintenance history.
Integrations
Atlantis ERP has an open REST API, so it connects to SAP, Maximo, NetSuite or any other system that accepts API connections; each integration is scoped with you during implementation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Atlantis NDT ERP suit an inspection company based in Genoa?
Yes. The platform ships pre-configured for inspection and testing businesses — ASNT SNT-TC-1A and ISO 9712 certification tracking with expiry warnings and blocked double-booking, equipment calibration due-date control, work-order routing across multiple crews and sites, and client-ready reporting. Regional settings, currencies, tax treatment and language for Italy are configured during onboarding rather than sold as an add-on module.
How long does implementation take for a mid-size Genoa inspection contractor?
A typical 20–60 technician inspection business goes live in 6–10 weeks: week 1–2 discovery and data migration mapping, week 3–5 configuration of certification, calibration and work-order modules, week 6–7 pilot with one crew and one client contract, week 8–10 rollout and training. Historic certification records, calibration certificates and client/asset registers are migrated from spreadsheets or the incumbent system as part of the implementation.
Can it replace the spreadsheets we use for technician certification and equipment calibration?
That is the most common reason inspection companies adopt it. Every technician's method-level qualification, vision-exam date, practical and general exam records and on-the-job hours sit against a written practice, and each certificate carries a computed status, with 90-day expiry warning tasks, email alerts, timesheet warnings and blocked double-booking. Equipment calibration is tracked the same way — due dates on every flaw detector, thickness gauge and reference block raise warnings before they lapse. That removes the two failure modes that most often cost inspection firms a client audit.
See it on your own workflow
Free 30-minute walkthrough using your actual job types, certification matrix and client reporting formats. Affordable, accessible, fully customizable — request a demo and tailored quote.
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Fincantieri Sestri Ponente cruise-ship hull and structural weld inspection scheduling with Capitaneria di Porto-format reporting. IPLOM Busalla refinery and Eni Multedo fuel-depot turnaround pressure-vessel inspection under INAIL DM 329/2004. Port of Genoa cargo-terminal lifting-equipment and structural inspection records with RINA-format evidence export.
In practice that means fincantieri Sestri Ponente cruise-ship hull and structural weld inspection scheduling with Capitaneria di Porto-format reporting. The system of record for that evidence is the ERP, not a spreadsheet a technician maintains between jobs.
Source: Per-city industrial and compliance research file; ASNT SNT-TC-1A employer certification framework
| Factor | What applies | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Codes audited against | INAIL (DM 329/2004), Capitaneria di Porto (Italian Coast Guard), ISO 9712 via AIPnD, RINA classification standards | Each demands retrievable evidence, not a claim of compliance |
| Typical workflow here | Fincantieri Sestri Ponente cruise-ship hull and structural weld inspection scheduling with Capitaneria di Porto-format reporting. | The job shape the configuration follows |
| Second workflow | IPLOM Busalla refinery and Eni Multedo fuel-depot turnaround pressure-vessel inspection under INAIL DM 329/2004. | Where scheduling and record-keeping usually break down first |
| What must be retrievable on demand | Technician certification currency · equipment calibration status · the report against the asset that generated it | These three are what an auditor asks for first |
| Deployment | Cloud or on-premise · configured to the codes above · offline field capture | Field crews lose connectivity; the record cannot depend on it |
What must an NDT ERP track for inspection firms in Genoa?
Evidence against INAIL (DM 329/2004), Capitaneria di Porto (Italian Coast Guard), ISO 9712 via AIPnD, RINA classification standards. That means each technician's certification currency by method and level, each instrument's calibration status on the day it was used, and every inspection report bound to the asset and the job that produced it. An auditor asks for those three before anything else.
Can an inspection company in Genoa run this alongside its existing accounting?
Yes. The ERP owns operations — jobs, technicians, equipment, reports — and pushes finished invoices to the accounting system, which keeps the chart of accounts, tax and reconciliation. For US firms that usually means QuickBooks; the split is documented in the QuickBooks integration guide rather than forcing a migration nobody asked for.
Does it work offline for field crews in Genoa?
Yes. Field capture runs offline and syncs when the device reconnects, because turnaround decks, tank interiors and remote sites have no usable signal and a record that depends on connectivity is a record that gets rewritten from memory hours later. Offline capture is the difference between a contemporaneous record and a reconstruction.
How long does implementation take for a firm in Genoa?
The configuration follows the codes and workflows above rather than a fixed template, so the timeline is set by how much existing data has to be migrated and cleaned — certification records and calibration history are the two that consume the time. Firms usually run the first job cycle in parallel before cutting over.
What happens to inspection records if a technician leaves?
They stay with the asset and the job, which is the point. Employer-based certification ends when the holder leaves, but the reports they signed remain part of the asset's inspection history and are still auditable. A system that stores records per technician rather than per asset loses that history on every departure.
Related: the NDT ERP overview, personnel certification tracking, equipment calibration tracking, QuickBooks integration and the RFP requirements checklist. Firms preparing for an audit should also read the NDT programme gap assessment.