MERSEY MARITIME
WE LOOK AT
• Training – Mersey Maritime have an envious facility which features heavily on simulation training, not always what some would see as an ideal, but absolutely perfect where large expensive industrial, and at times dangerous, equipment is used
• Management – we interview the ‘man at the top’ Jim Teasdale (CEO) who is charged with taking responsibility for what goes on and when
• Members – some of the members who have benefited from signing up with Mersey Maritime give us their views
TRAINING
Our first experience of the simulation training involved was the ‘real world’ scenario of a port operating within the confines of Mersey Maritime’s training centre ‘call centre’ in a user friendly non risk environment.
Some 10 stations (likened to mini offices) represented all the various facilities involved in a typical operation in importing and exporting from a sizeable port authority, which could be described as a critical supply chain link involving the following services...
• Port Authorities • Hauliers • Carriers • Customs & Excise • Banking • Legal Services
With a particular emphasis on low carbon reduction in energy production, specifically relating to offshore wind farm development, which is recognised as a key growth area in the maritime sector in the North West at this present time. All participants were able to communicate with each other guided by Tim Sibthorp from Maestro Services who explained the concept...........
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