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Home›Business & Finance›TID Training Scheduled for March 2014 (The Netherlands)
Business & Finance

November 22, 2013 · about 12 years ago

TID Training Scheduled for March 2014 (The Netherlands)

The Training Institute for Dredging (TID) has developed a complete capacity building program for cutter operators. The training (3-7 March, 2014, Kinderdijk) will be performed with the use of a new generation extremely realistic cutter simulator. The modern dredging operator desk of the simulator is

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The Training Institute for Dredging (TID) has developed a complete capacity building program for cutter operators.

The training (3-7 March, 2014, Kinderdijk) will be performed with the use of a new generation extremely realistic cutter simulator. The modern dredging operator desk of the simulator is equipped with all automation and controls which can be expected in a modern cutter suction dredger.

For this training TID uses an IHC Beaver® Dredger 6518 simulator.

Advantages

The simulator is a very strong tool to train dredge operations. An integrated approach of theoretical and practical training will enable the operators to get the most out of their dredger. With the simulator a variety of dredging situations can be trained.

Conditions, like current, soil type and pipeline configuration, can be altered to match real life situations, enabling participants to understand what the results and effects of their actions would be. Hazardous situations can be experienced without danger, risk or loss of production.

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Dredging Today Staff, November 22, 2013

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