Core themes
USV Operational Readiness Review
A structured check of whether the vessel, the people and the paperwork are ready to go to sea and stay there.
Services / Specialist support
Operator Training and Competence
They have been doing it for a year is not an answer a client, an insurer or an approver accepts. Uncrewed operations have no long-established certificate to point at, so the operator has to define competence, assess it, and hold the evidence.
What gets done
- Competence framework. The roles, what each must be able to do, and the standard for each.
- Training programme design. Syllabus, materials, practical exercises, and simulator or on-water time.
- Assessment and sign-off. How someone is judged competent, by whom, and how that is recorded.
- Records and revalidation, so competence does not expire unnoticed the week before an audit.
- Delivery of training to your team, and train-the-trainer so you can keep running it without paying a consultant every intake.
- Alignment with the published expectations on uncrewed vessel operator competency, so the framework is recognisable to a reviewer.
What you get
A written framework and role matrix, course material and assessment records that belong to you, and evidence you can hand to a client or an approver without assembling it in a panic.
How it runs
Usually a fixed piece of work to build the framework, then either delivery of the training or a handover, depending on whether you want to run it in-house. Most clients want the handover.
Related services
Core themes
Remote Operations Centre Advisory
A control centre that runs to a watch routine, with roles, authority and continuity designed in before the first shift.
Core themes
Regulatory and Stakeholder Engagement Support
The approval case, the flag and class route, and the conversations with ports and authorities that decide whether you operate.
Where are you stuck?
Tell me what you have and what you are trying to get to. A paragraph is plenty.