facilities
In Scotland, we have five training centres from which we deliver a range of training and consultancy solutions.
Aberdeen Training Centre
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Location: Aberdeen, Scotland Staff: 50 Size: 3522 sq m Classrooms: 21, 2 CBT rooms, 2 radio training rooms |
Provision:
Survival, Health & Safety
Critical Incident Management Training
Competence Assurance Management
Practical facilities:
2 x 3m deep training pools and 2 HUET trainers
1 lifeboat (TEMPSC) and 1 fast rescue boat
1 boat for offshore wind turbine transfer
2 self rescue fire modules
1 emergency management training simulator
Environmental factors:
Use of low smoke kerosene
Extraction and filtration smoke in self rescue container and interceptor for fire ground
run off
Pool covers
Montrose Training Centre
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Location: Montrose, Scotland Staff: 92 Size: 16.5 acres Classrooms: 24 |
Provision:
Fire, Critical Incident Management Training
Pipeline Operations
Well Services
Training Management Solutions
Practical facilities:
- 8 impressive and specially designed fire modules, including helideck module and accommodation block
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2 purpose built emergency management training simulators
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1km long, 10" diameter, 150 class pipeline training, testing & research facility
- A 3,000ft deep, fully functional well with typical offshore completion string and ancillary equipment
Environmental factors:
Separation holding tanks used
Eco friendly foam
Patented clean burn heads used to control smoke
Quayside Facility
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Location: Aberdeen, Scotland Staff: 12 Provision: Marine Classrooms: 3 |
Fleet: 14 including;
1 open lifeboat
7 totally closed lifeboats
4 fast rescue craft
1 daughter craft
1 jet drive fast rescue boat
Quayside Facility
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Location: Dundee, Scotland Staff: 4 Size: 411 sq m Classrooms: 3 |
Provision: Marine
Practical facilities/Fleet:
20m high training freefall platform
1 verhoef FL50 freefall lifeboat
1 watercraft FF1050 freefall lifeboat
1 workboat
Emergency Response Service Centre (ERSC)
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Location: Marine House, Aberdeen, Scotland Staff: 9 Emergency Response Operators (ERO's) Rooms: Incident Management room, Relative and Media Response rooms, Business support room |
Provision:
Launched March 2006 to provide multiple North Sea
operators with 24/7 access to dedicated professional
emergency response services
Portfolio covers all training needed to respond effectively to every aspect of an emergency
Key benefits:
Integrated and co-ordinated response with the
emergency services, including MCA, police and fire
services
Close liaison with industry regulators
Reduces the need for in-house training and response
services and therefore reduces costs Uses robust and resilient technology
Customers:
26 installations supported by the facility, ranging from manned and un-manned installations, to hydrocarbon-carrying vessels and pipelines