SIMULATION TRAINING SUPPORTING THE WIND
ENERGY INDUSTRY THROUGH SIMULATION TRAINING
Modal Training, based in Immingham on the south bank of the Humber, is at the heart of the UK’s largest port network
Specialising in delivering training to the Ports, Maritime and Offshore sectors, the £7million centre of excellence works with clients to improve performance through expert training and scenario-based projects, in state-of-the-art simulated environments.
BESPOKE TRAINING Modal enables the industry to undertake bespoke scenario planning,
project planning and both team and individual training, through a range of courses combining theory and practical exercises. The company delivers a range of programmes which are designed and tailored to fit clients’ individual needs, allowing for a variety of operations to reflect real life working environments.
Their OSC crane and Kongsberg marine simulators can be programmed
to create a range of scenarios which individuals may experience while working in the sector, for example creating challenging weather conditions, human error, critical scenario training and full project management.
Simulation training allows trainees to operate in ways they cannot in real life, with all facilities enabling individuals to pause and rewind
DYNAMIC POSITIONING COURSES AVAILABLE ON OUR WORLD CLASS SIMULATORS
Nautical Institute accredited courses:
DP Induction (Basic) DP Simulator (Advanced) DP Sea Time Reduction DP Revalidation
Non-accredited courses:
DP Awareness DP Appreciation K-Pos Familiarisation
For further information and course dates:
modaltraining.co.uk 01469 428449
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www.windenergynetwork.co.uk
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