Ship Handling Simulator Training
For master mariners, officers and pilots, we offer ship handling simulator training by using own built sizeable full-mission type to meet the diverse needs of our customers. This includes a customized training for fresh inexperienced young officers, and experienced pilots to improve their maneuvering watch keeping skills, and the class-approved BRM/BTM training as well.
- JAPAN MARINE SCIENCE INC. provides a variety of ship handling training programs that are practically applicable to actual operations to meet the various needs of our customers.
These training courses contain the practical scenarios for master mariners, such as berthing and unberthing, the effective usage of anchors and the approach to a pilot station. We also offer a range of training for officers to ensure safe navigation under severe conditions such as heavy traffic in confined waters and under restricted visibility which are encountered during actual navigational watch.
In addition, for an officer of the watch, especially freshman, in order to acquire the basic navigational watch techniques emphasizing the lookout and tactics in compliance with the Rules Of Roads. At the end of the training session, the trainee should be able to reach the appropriate traits of an OOW at the most sufficient level in maintaining a safe navigational watch.
In BRM/BTM training, we provide training that aims to acquire real skills that can be used not only as knowledge, but also as practical experience through exercises using a ship handling simulator. It also aims in learning BRM concept "Management that makes effective use of all available resources, situation awareness, team building and communication skills for maintaining safe navigation."
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