Pear Management Systems Inc. ran its first Open Exercise on Tuesday 29 September in public, lasting approximately forty-five minutes.

People. Environment. Assets. Reputation. In that order. That is the protection hierarchy, and it is the name we built the company on. Pear Management Systems builds one integrated platform for high-consequence offshore work — offshore wind and oil and gas. The everyday management system, Pear MS, covers the risk register, QHSE, competency, vessel assurance, functional safety, and plan adequacy. The emergency management system, Pear EM, covers full ICS incident command, oil spill response, and worst-case-discharge modeling. Two faces of one system. At the center is a single living record. Enter a fact once and it shows up everywhere it belongs: the risk register, the daily report, the incident-command forms, the spill trajectory model. The record cannot disagree with itself, and nothing that matters can go missing. When the worst day comes, the same record that ran the operation runs the response. Incident command, spill response, and worst-case discharge modeling are built in, not bolted on. There is a live demonstration on our website where a 40-member spill ensemble runs against a coastline, in the browser. We put it there because we believe that is the standard — and we are willing to be held to it. A management system should be able to show you, not tell you. One standard we hold without exception. Every entry on a signed record has been seen, judged and accepted by a person — and the system can prove it, end to end. Regulations set the floor. We build for the day the regulation was written for. If you are responsible for people offshore, offshore wind or oil and gas, come and see what a management system can be. Briefings are open.