OFFSHORE MARINE ACADEMY XXXX
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DEVELOPING TRAINING COURSES TO MEET INDUSTRY REQUIREMENTS
You’ve probably been there before – or you will be there soon. You’ve just landed a huge offshore project, and now you need personnel – lots of it.
How can you find the well-trained personnel you need? Who can you trust to train them?
OFFSHORE MARINE ACADEMY (OMA)
Since 2008, has been developing training programmes that not only increase the skills of the individual attendees, but also benefit companies and the industry as a whole. The training company firmly believe that, as people age, and the demand for wind renewables increases, the knowledge and skills gap that already exists in this industry will expand to create a very real risk to safe operations offshore.
MISSION
That’s why OMA’s mission is more important than ever: they strive to deliver the highest quality, practical knowledge to assist in both the development of individuals and the longevity of offshore industries in general. The company’s aim is to be the provider of choice for all organisations and individuals seeking training, education, and development in the renewable energy, telecommunications, and oil & gas industries.
In the last two years in particular they have seen increased demand for their Offshore Client Representative programme, and with each course they hear about new issues that participants have been struggling with in the real world. This is the type of course delivery the makes OMA unique in terms of ability to provide unique knowledge and understanding of the offshore industry in each offering.
OFFSHORE CLIENT REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAMME
The Offshore Client Representative Programme allows contact with companies to discuss how Onshore Managers work with Offshore Client
Representatives. As a result, it soon becomes apparent that there is a real need to align these two key roles. Effective communication is paramount for the successful delivery of any project, and the best way to achieve that communication is to develop a structure that highlights what is expected both onshore and offshore. To fulfill both of these roles effectively, they must work together seamlessly. The programme’s aim is to highlight key planning and management requirements to equip Onshore Managers with a better understanding of vessel operations and constraints. At the same time, the programme focuses on communication and information transfer between onshore and offshore management teams to aid greatly in the day-to-day management of project delivery. The Offshore Management for Onshore Managers programme is new to the OMA ranks, but it’s one they expect to see delivered throughout the UK and Europe in 2017.
UNDERSTANDING UXO RISK MANAGEMENT
In addition the company has designed the new Understanding UXO Risk Management for Offshore Wind Renewables programme.
Because of the expanding pace of Wind Renewable projects in Europe it’s become commonplace for crews to occasionally come across unexploded ordinance, which is not only dangerous, but can cause serious delay if not addressed in the proper way.
OMA has developed this programme in close collaboration with a UXO expert whose 30+ years’ experience has helped us empower managers of offshore renewable projects to deal with UXO risk effectively and confidently while also communicating with their respective suppliers in common industry language.
INCREASED KNOWLEDGE AND INSIGHT
OMA’s goal, upon completion of our training courses, is to ensure the increased knowledge and insight into the procedures your people will need to lessen the risk and potential delays that can result from a knowledge or a skills gap in in your onshore or offshore team.
Antony Lewis, Business Manager at OMA concluded: “My colleagues and I work hard to ensure that the courses benefit people who simply want to develop their careers in a challenging and competitive labour market.”
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