Workforce
How to Use Simulation for More Effective Crew Training
When the economy starts revving back up, many companies will find themselves needing to upskill new operators rapidly. The simulation approach to crew training is a safer, cost-effective approach to upskilling.
By David Clark
February 7, 2021
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by David Clark
David Clark is a Product Marketing Manager for CM Labs Simulations, Montreal, QC, developer of Vortex training simulators for construction, forestry, and ports applications. The company builds simulation-based solutions to help clients design advanced equipment and prepare for skilled operations. Through its Vortex Studio platform, CM Labs provides capabilities for training simulators, mission rehearsal, virtual prototyping, and testing. For information, visit https://www.cm-labs.com.
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