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Straddle Carrier Simulator Training Pack
Training Pack Improve terminal performance and safety with the Vortex straddle carrier simulator.
The Vortex straddle carrier simulator lets novices learn how to operate the equipment and get up to speed faster. With more hands-on training time, trainees move to the port compromising the safety or efficiency of day-to-day operations.
Discover why Vortex simulators are used by ports and terminals around the world.
When apprentices train on a Vortex straddle carrier simulator, they learn the intricacies of working efficiently and safely in a busy port environment. This ensures skills learned on a Vortex simulator are transferred directly to the real equipment. Vortex simulators feature:
The Vortex straddle carrier simulator replicates the performance of a 1-over-2 straddle carrier. It models all major components to exact physical and mechanical specifications, delivering an authentic operator experience. It simulates:
CM Labs offers flexible customization options for the straddle carrier simulator that allow the vehicle simulation to be adjusted to the unique needs and capabilities of the customer’s equipment:
From ship-to-shore and ship pedestal cranes, to reachstacker and other cargo handling equipment, we offer a wide range of ports and container terminal equipment training simulators that can run on a single hardware platform.
Realistic simulators are an effective tool to evaluate and assess apprentices-in-training for both 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.
With swappable controls, flexible configuration options, and industrial-grade hardware, CM Labs offers a family of scalable Vortex port simulator hardware platforms that can grow with your requirements and budget.
The IOS enables instructors to initiate Vortex Port Equipment Simulator exercise sessions and engage trainees by exposing them to the types of variable conditions they will experience in the real world.
