Success for BMT simulators in Indonesia

Alongside the simulator BMT will also deliver ancillary technical courses such as Bridge Team Management and specialist manoeuvring procedures including Ship to Ship (STS) transfer operations and Digital Forensics.

“With our first Rembrandt entry into Sabah Borneo, on the back of multiple contract wins in Indonesia, this build-up in regional scalable contracts represents a holistic training approach, which we expect to see more in future,” said Dr Phil Thompson, director of maritime simulation, training and surveys systems at BMT.

The BMT simulator’s fully functioning bridge is surrounded by up to 360-degree simulated field of view. Equipped with a suite of flexible editor tools, the Rembrandt simulator enables students, instructors and operators to quickly and easily prepare training scenarios and manage exercises in real-time.

Recent upgrades including cloud-based simulator operations – referencing the first-ever remote, simulator-based ship navigation training programme for multiple training stakeholders that BMT launched in conjunction with its US-based partner, SeaChange Resources, last month.