Feature 2
Instructor tools for training PG Marine
and assessment
spreads out
PG Marine, the well-known supplier
of pumps and systems including
K
ongsberg Maritime has introduced • E-Coach Messages - built in, bespoke, engineroom pump packages, cargo
a next generation monitoring, and automatic student mentoring and offloading pumps and systems for
assessment, and configuration performance feedback system tankers and offshore supply vessels,
tool for its Neptune engineroom and • Student Station Configuration - has recently secured access to
cargo handling simulators. The Neptune defines what information is accessible and additional manufacturing capacity,
Instructor System has been designed to visible to students after acquiring a 50% share in
enhance the quality of simulation training • Assessment - monitors and assesses specialised manufacturing company,
by providing complete, user-friendly alarms, and any of 6000 variables in the TP Construction.
control of student exercises. simulation models TP Construction has been a
It enables the instructor to develop supplier to PG Marine for a number
bespoke exercise modules for individuals, A key aspect of the Neptune Instructor of years, providing components for
teams, or a combination of both from System is its integrated recording and hydraulically-driven liquid cargo
any PC running the application. Using playback functionality. Recording of all handling systems for offshore support
an advanced but intuitive suite of tools, activity during the simulation exercise takes vessels. TP has also participated as
instructor-created exercise modules place automatically and review/debriefing manufacturer in the production of
may comprise any of the following can include the replay of parts of, or the entire, the initial examples of PG Marine’s
components: exercise in order to focus on specific learning revolutionary Multi Application Cargo
• Initial Condition - describes all the objectives. Solution, PG-MACS.
variables at the start of the exercise The Neptune Instructor system was Earlier this year, PG Marine also
• Triggers - a combination of events that developed in close cooperation with the acquired 25% of the shares of Flowsafe,
initiate an Action, e-Coach message, or Norwegian Maritime Directorate, classification which specialises in dry-bulk systems,
Assessment society DNV, and experienced simulation and is also now a partner with PG
• Actions - derived from Input Variables instructors from all over the world. It can Marine for production of PG-MACS. PG
and Malfunctions, which can be initiated be integrated into any existing Kongsberg Marine reports that it has now secured
instantaneously, or pre-programmed as Maritime Windows-based engineroom or orders for PG-MACS worth around
part of the exercise cargo handling installations. NA Nkr20 million (US$3.66 million).
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