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Maersk £1m training deal with Diamond

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Maersk Training has said it will deliver “fit for purpose” and “industryle­ading” immersive simulation and crew resource management training for Diamond Offshore crews worldwide under a new £1 millionplu­s contract.

The global training management and service (TMS) agreement will also see Maersk Training deliver a full suite of upskilling and competency management services through its smartphone-based TMS app.

These services include training management administra­tion, competency programme management and licence management

The app also has a learning management system, e-learning hosting and digital expense management.

The new deal means US-headquarte­red drilling contractor

Diamond Offshore, whose global operations include a base in Dyce, Aberdeen, will have access to a worldwide network of more than 500 qualified third-party training providers, with preferred pricing agreements negotiated by Maersk Training.

Johan Uggla, chief executive, Maersk Training, said: “We know how much Diamond values the importance of fit-for-purpose immersive simulation training and we are eager to carry their legacy training programmes into the future.

“We are also extremely excited about the enhanced mobile app capabiliti­es we will be delivering for Diamond.

“These upgrades and new features make our app a one-of-a-kind solution and a trendsette­r for the oil and gas, wind, and maritime industries.”

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Diamond Offshore’s Ocean Blackhorne­t off Mexico.

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