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Simulation training turns knowledge into action. It’s where teams can make decisions, test limits, and build the confidence to perform when it matters most. In this newsletter edition, we look at how realistic, hands-on training environments help crews prepare for real operations. From advanced bridge and drilling simulators to immersive wind rescue scenarios, discover how simulation is shaping safer, stronger, and more capable workforces around the world.
Partnering to advance global MPD trainingWe have joined forces with Weatherford
to deliver the industry’s first full suite of IADC-approved Managed Pressure Drilling (MPD) courses. By combining decades of operational and training expertise, this partnership sets a new global benchmark for simulation-based learning – enhancing safety, performance, and confidence in high-pressure drilling environments.
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The paradox of AI in Dynamic Positioning training and operationsAs automation reshapes vessel operations, the balance between human skill and machine intelligence becomes critical. In this article by Nautical Institute-certified instructor, Talita Scarcela, we look at how simulation training keeps that balance in check – ensuring DP operators stay sharp, confident, and ready to take control when systems fail or behave unexpectedly.
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Stay in control with Dynamic Positioning SimulationPrecision, coordination, and quick decision-making are vital when managing a vessel’s position offshore. Our Dynamic Positioning Simulation courses give you the practical experience to build those skills in a safe, realistic setting. Through advanced bridge simulators, you’ll learn how to handle DP systems under normal and emergency conditions with guidance from experienced instructors.
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Realistic training for real wind conditionsSimulation sits at the heart of GWO training, transforming theory into practical capability. Every exercise, from rescue and transfer to first aid and evacuation, is designed to reflect the real challenges faced offshore. By working through realistic scenarios in controlled environments, technicians learn how to assess risks, make quick decisions, and support their teams when conditions change. This approach builds the awareness, confidence, and coordination essential for safe and efficient wind operations.
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Operate with confidence around high voltage systemsGain the skills you need to safely operate high voltage systems in wind turbine environments. Our GWO High Voltage (HV) Operator course is designed to build confidence and competence in managing electrical operations at voltages above 1,000V AC or 1,500V DC. Whether you’re servicing turbines offshore or on land, this training prepares you for high-risk tasks with safety and control.
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Building confidence through immersive simulationIn collaboration with BP, we developed an advanced simulation environment that mirrors real drilling operations. The goal was simple: to help crews build confidence through experience before stepping onto the rig. By recreating real-time well control and operational scenarios, the training allowed teams to practise decision-making, communication, and teamwork in a safe yet highly realistic setting, turning simulation into a powerful tool for
performance and safety.
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Be ready for every offshore flightHelicopter transfers are routine in offshore work, but knowing how to respond in an emergency can make all the difference. Our OPITO Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) with CA-EBS course prepares you to escape safely from a submerged helicopter and use compressed air breathing systems effectively. Through realistic simulation, you’ll build the confidence and muscle memory needed to stay calm and take control in high-pressure situations.
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