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SIMULATION TRAINING


scenarios for detailed feedback. The learning process is fast and trainees can practice unusual and emergency scenarios in a shorter time frame than reality, from basic training to virtual prototyping, our simulators allow individuals to undertake training in a controlled environment giving them not only the opportunity to excel in their specialist area but the chance to explore other roles.


ADVANCED SIMULATORS Modal’s advanced simulators are an ideal way to provide new procedures and processes before these are


put into practice in the working environment. The crane simulators are used to train individuals to drive all cranes, across a wide range of port side and offshore operations.


There are two full mission OSC crane simulators, used to create a realistic working environment for individuals to undertake their training. Crane type, settings and weather conditions can be manipulated depending on individual needs, allowing for scenarios to be practised. They also provide training for offshore personnel in their Kongsberg K-Sim Marine


simulators which can be used to support operations, test procedures and minimise errors.


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