Safer, more efficient worksites. Objective operator assessment.
Training anywhere, anytime. Vortex simulators.
Operators who train on Vortex simulators build the real-world skills they need to operate heavy equipment safely and efficiently. Scalable to every training need and budget, Vortex simulators provide the most thorough and realistic simulation-based training available today.
Prepare them for the routine as well as the unexpected: Trainees can practice challenging real-world operations, in complete safety.
Vortex simulators objectively log and record key metrics, so you can teach productive, economic machine use.
No need to tie up production equipment: Vortex simulators are an always available, always-on resource, no matter what the weather.
Novices can be hard on equipment. Get them up to speed on a Vortex simulator before they get on the real machine. Vortex simulators fill the gap between the classroom and the worksite.
Vortex simulators are a rugged, flexible fit for classrooms of all sizes and budgets. With swappable controls and configurations ranging from the desktop to an immersive five-display simulator, they are built to run any of our training modules.
Our training packs feature self-guiding, progressive learning programs, and best-of-class simulation, from cranes to excavators. With operator metrics captured at every step, they provide the most comprehensive simulator training available on the market.
With trainer resources that include an instructor operating station, classroom manager, and student database, we provide you with comprehensive tools for instructor-led training as well as trainee monitoring, scoring, and reporting.
CM Labs’ Signal Person Training Station allows novice operators to train together to develop effective teamwork and communications.
While one trainee operates a crane on the Vortex simulator, another works cooperatively within the virtual jobsite, providing signals and guiding the operation through to successful completion via webcam and picture-in-picture display.
All over the world, organisations of all sizes are using Vortex simulators to train safer, more efficient operators.
