Maximum operator training flexibility, with all the benefits of first-class simulation.
The desktop-based Vortex Trainer is a portable simulator that allows you to safely and efficiently screen new operators, and begin operator training.
A single Vortex Trainer can run the following Intellia training packs:
This flexibility makes the Vortex Trainer a convenient, affordable solution for integrating new and aspiring trainees into your operations.
The portable and compact Vortex Trainer is a full-capability simulator that can run many of our port simulation training packs.
Easy to move and set up, the Vortex Trainer allows trainers, health & safety specialists, and terminal managers to deploy training opportunities wherever necessary, including remote training. With multiple operators training simultaneously, your roster of qualified employees can also grow while production equipment operates at full tilt.
It is also the ideal option for quickly screening new applicants, and assessing whether they have the aptitude and hand-eye coordination required for further training.
The Vortex Trainer touchscreen reports on performance metrics such as moves per hour, unsafe contacts, time elapsed, and more. These metrics roll up into a final score for the training session. Instructors can adjust training conditions to simulate nighttime operations or inclement weather. They can also add challenges such as spreader malfunctions or terminal traffic near the equipment.
In addition, instructors can generate detailed reports that provide insights into trainee performance.
The Vortex Trainer is designed with industrial-grade controls, steering wheels, and pedals developed by manufacturers of port equipment.
It’s designed to provide classroom operations you can count on for years of training.
The portable and compact Vortex Trainer is a full-capability simulator that can run many of our port simulation training packs.
Easy to move and set up, the Vortex Trainer allows trainers, health & safety specialists, and terminal managers to deploy training opportunities wherever necessary, including remote training. With multiple operators training simultaneously, your roster of qualified employees can also grow while production equipment operates at full tilt.
It is also the ideal option for quickly screening new applicants, and assessing whether they have the aptitude and hand-eye coordination required for further training.
The Vortex Trainer touchscreen reports on performance metrics such as moves per hour, unsafe contacts, time elapsed, and more. These metrics roll up into a final score for the training session. Instructors can adjust training conditions to simulate nighttime operations or inclement weather. They can also add challenges such as spreader malfunctions or terminal traffic near the equipment.
In addition, instructors can generate detailed reports that provide insights into trainee performance.
The Vortex Trainer is designed with industrial-grade controls, steering wheels, and pedals developed by manufacturers of port equipment.
It’s designed to provide classroom operations you can count on for years of training.
Intellia Instructor enables instructors to initiate Port Equipment Simulator exercise sessions and engage trainees by exposing them to the types of variable conditions they will experience in the real world.
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Training and assessment can be done anywhere with CM Labs’ Mobile Training Center.
Simplify the integration of your simulator with guidance for setup, start-up, and beyond.
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Realistic simulation training is an effective tool for evaluating and assessing operator efficiency and safety. Tracking vital metrics across the entire training scenario, instructors can review statistics after completion, allowing for detailed after-action reviews and reporting.