Press Release - Maersk cut the first sod for new and highly advanced drilling simulatorOn Tuesday 29 November Maersk Drilling and Maersk Training takes another step towards safer offshore operations when the two business units within the A.P. Moller-Maersk Group commence the building of a new drilling simulator complex.
This over DKK 50 million investment enables fabrication of a very lifelike simulation and once in place the new drilling simulators offer training situations so realistic that it is expected to further improve the safety conditions onboard the rigs and to increase the operational efficiency. With its sophisticated technology the simulators will provide the most advanced and tailor-made training available anywhere in the market. "Safety is top priority in Maersk Drilling. The simulators enable our crew to train specifically in the surroundings they find themselves in when going to the rig. Further, with a more team oriented approach it offers a more realistic training compared to any other simulator in the market today. This will increase both safety and efficiency," says Claus V. Hemmingsen, CEO Maersk Drilling. The three dimensional drilling simulators provide a real-life experience and will be customized to incorporate the specific designs of Maersk Drilling's latest newbuilding series and existing deepwater semi submersible rigs. The drilling- and rig control room simulator is expected to be operational mid 2012 with engine- and crane simulators operational in 2013. Both will be housed in a purpose-built complex at Maersk Training in Svendborg. Kongsberg Maritime and Drilling Systems LTD will deliver the platform for the new training facility. For further information please call:
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