RelyOn Nutec Newsletter: June 2024 Edition
Welcome to the June edition of the RelyOn Newsletter, where we highlight our latest endeavors in shaping a safer and more proficient workforce worldwide.??
From attending RenewableUK 's Global Offshore Wind Conference in Manchester to the transformative power of training and digitalization in the maritime industry and the role of simulator training in high-risk environments, we are committed to foster a culture of safety to ensure the wellbeing of workers across industries.?
Dive into our newsletter to discover how we are revolutionizing training, promoting safety, and driving the global energy transition forward.
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In The Spotlight?
RelyOn Nutec at the Global Offshore Wind 2024 in Manchester?
Global Offshore Wind returned to Manchester Central on 18 -19 June 2024, where RelyOn UK joined industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers at this global conference to shape this ever-evolving sector. In attendance, RelyOn UK displayed its crane simulator and the VR lifting simulator prototype developed with PALFINGER AG . These cutting-edge technologies, digitalization, and sustainable developments are expected to shape the future of offshore wind pushing the industry further in line with the NZE goals. ?
Besides the showcase of our simulator technology and the stand at the event, Marco Vanin , RelyOn’s Senior Vice President of Commercials also attended and spoke about the practical applications of AI in safety training, its benefits, and the future trajectory of AI-driven training solutions, setting new benchmarks in offshore wind competency and safety.?
As the view on training methods is shifting, the use of AI in education is gaining intense momentum. Besides the attractiveness of personalized training experiences and tailored content based on individual needs, the high utilization of AI offers a learning environment that caters to diverse learner profiles at any stages of their professional development.?
RelyOn, a leading actor in this shift,?is continuously shaping the way for innovative technologies and solutions for offshore wind safety training. AI is not simply a technological advancement, but a competitive advantage. By enabling more effective and efficient training, AI directly contributes to reducing operational risks and enhancing overall safety.?
Around the world
RelyOn Nutec's Simulation Training Featured in Mexico Oil & Gas ?
“Ultimately, simulation training instils confidence in teams, fostering a culture of preparedness where every member knows their role and responsibilities, which is critical when working in high-risk environments” says Maribel Colín , Commercial Manager at RelyOn México .?
Our state-of-the-art simulation training recently got featured in Mexico Oil & Gas, where we also discussed our other digital solutions, such as our e-learning portfolio, for ensuring safety and competence management across industries. ?
Read the full interview?here.?
RelyOn (DK) Welcomes Erhvervplus.dk for an Insightful Visit?in Esbjerg?
Thomas Maxe from erhvervplus.dk visited RelyOn Nutec’s training site in Esbjerg to observe their operations and new course offerings. During his visit, he had the opportunity to witness a realistic rescue drill in harsh conditions, simulating the challenges faced by workers in the energy sector. Maxe saw firsthand the advanced facilities and rigorous training methods that prepare workers for emergencies in the offshore and renewable energy industries. ?
We were delighted to host Thomas Maxe at our Esbjerg training facility, showcasing our state-of-the-art safety training programs. We look forward to the opportunity to welcome him back in the future. ?
The full article in Danish is available here!?
22nd Windforce Conference 2024 in Bremerhaven ?
RelyOn (GER) participated the 22nd Windforce?Conference between the 10-12th of June. The conference started with an exciting excursion, during which the participants also visited RelyOn Germany's stand as a stop. The main events took place on Tuesday and Wednesday on the Stahlbau Nord site. Exciting lectures, valuable networking opportunities characterized the event. Thanks to everyone who was there!?
Success of RelyOn's Partner CAVU International 's HPI Course?
We are excited to share the success of the CAVU Human Performance Instructor (HPI) Course, which has graduated 164 professionals since 2022. This five-day intensive course, focused on leadership, continuous improvement, and team resource management, has seen participation from top companies like Woodside Energy, Hess, Key Energy, John Deere, Alpek Polyester, NetJets, ExxonMobil, and GP&C. Held at the CAVU Center of Excellence in Virginia Beach or available as a roadshow, the course equips leaders to promote operational excellence and reliability. ?
"The CAVU Instructors were the best part of the class. Exceptional leaders teaching leadership," said Chad Jarvis, Wells Operations Integrity Manager at ExxonMobil.?
Join us in celebrating this milestone and the positive impact our HPI Course is having on safety and leadership across industries!?
领英推荐
Massachusetts Maritime Academy Receives $2 Million Grant to Build HUET Unit?
Massachusetts Maritime Academy, a partner of RelyOn, announced that they would receive a $2 million grant from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) to design, permit, and build a Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) unit in the campus’ existing Olympic-sized pool. ?
This grant will allow the Academy’s Maritime Center for Responsible Energy (MCRE), in close collaboration with training provider and partner RelyOn, to move forward with construction of a HUET unit in the campus’ swimming pool.?
Learning Hub?
Did you miss our RIDER webinar in May?
Get access to our webinar, delivered by Jameson Brown , Digital Lead at RelyOn Nutec, to get insight into the RIDER application. Designed to help companies ensure organizational compliance and competence, RIDER combines learning, compliance, and competence solutions in a scalable digital platform. ?
Find out more about RIDER and its complementary employee app in our webinar. Request the video here!
Transformative Power of Training and Digitalization in the Maritime Industry
Facilitating over 80% of global trade and employing more than 1.8 million people around the globe, from cruise ships and ferries to bulk tankers and fishing boats, the maritime industry is vastly diverse and operates amidst dangerous and harsh environments. Far from the shores and the nearest help, crew members need to be in top performance to operate safely and they must be able to rely on their training and competences and those of other people in a crisis. ?
Training is paramount in preparing maritime professionals to handle the unique risks they face. By simulating real-life scenarios and using appropriate safety gear, trainees gain hands-on experience and develop the skills needed to manage risks effectively. Moreover, the digital development of port operations and offshore environments further enhances training and operational efficiency. To always ensure safety and efficiency regardless of how far seafarers are from ports, a robust digital infrastructure enables seamless communication and information sharing, ensuring that all operations, whether at sea or in port, are conducted safely and efficiently.?
Amidst a global upsurge in commerce and geopolitical disturbances, ensuring safe operations for maritime workers is more important than ever. RelyOn ensures that all maritime training meets stringent standards like STCW, with many courses accredited by organizations such as USCG, MCA, DMA, NSI, RYA, and NMD. The comprehensive course offerings include basic, refresher, and advanced maritime safety training, such as sea survival, fast rescue boat, and survival craft STCW courses in line with our core philosophy, according to which, a well-educated and highly skilled workforce is the best way to manage risk.?
The transformative power represents itself in the different training tools and solutions that help make safety education more effective, such as simulation tools that allow operators to practice complex procedures in a controlled setting, improving their skills and reducing the likelihood of errors. These tools play a crucial role in both port crane operations and offshore training, ensuring that maritime professionals are well-prepared to handle the challenges of their environment. By integrating digital solutions and advanced training methods, the maritime industry is better equipped to maintain safety and efficiency in an ever-evolving landscape.
Monthly Must Reads?
Meet us at?
1-2nd July: RelyOn Attends the Global Electrical Safety Conference in London?
Meet us at the two-day-long Global Electrical Safety Conference in London, where RelyOn alongside with many industry partners and representatives will delve into the entire lifecycle of electrical systems, focusing on safety from project inception through maintenance, operations, and decommissioning.?Tailored for Large Industrial Manufacturing, Wind & Renewables, and Data Centers, this conference offers a prime opportunity to engage, collaborate, and network with global leaders in these industry segments.?
Lisa Parkinson , Managing Director Electrical Services, and Mark Wiggins , Professor of Organizational Psychology and Registered Psychologist at Macquarie University with an extensive career in research and practice in Human Factors, will be speaking at the event, which RelyOn UK is a gold sponsor of.?
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