Learn
Understand hazards, procedures, tools, materials, quality requirements, and the reason behind each control.
Capability
Turning instruction into workplace capability.
Technical competence is built through safe work habits, task repetition, instructor guidance, and evidence-based feedback.
Development ModelFrom requirement to measurable readiness.
Progression
Not only completion. Practical capability.
Programs are organized around practical task areas, equipment control, safe work procedures, and performance evidence.
Build a program around the tasks, equipment, standards, and performance evidence your people need.
Pathway
How capability is built.
Prepare
Select PPE, follow Permit-to-Work requirements, inspect equipment, set up the work area, and confirm the task plan.
Practice and perform
Repeat core movements using actual or job-representative equipment, then complete integrated tasks with safety, accuracy, coordination, and quality checks.
Validate
Receive assessment, feedback, documentation, and a clear pathway for improvement or qualification where applicable.
Capability Areas
Primary development areas.
Lifting and Crane Operations
Crane handling, forklift operation, rigging, slinging, signaling, load control, equipment checks, and practical safety.
Welding and Fabrication
Basic and advanced shipboard welding, TIG, gas welding, copper brazing, and 6G pipe skills.
Machining and Fitting
Shipboard lathe work, fitting, measurement, alignment, tool care, maintenance-oriented tasks, and practical workshop discipline.
Surface Preparation
Hydroblasting, tank preparation, equipment safety, surface cleaning, and maintenance applications.