Will supply simulation equipment to maritime training centre
Virtual Marine's free-fall lifeboat simulator. — ContributedST. JOHN'S, N.L. — A Newfoundland technology company is set to provide simulation equipment to what will soon be the largest private-sector maritime training centre in Nigeria.
With this agreement, Charkin will pivot from using real lifeboats and fast-rescue boats in its maritime training services to simulations Virtual Marine supplies. The purchase of Virtual Marine's equipment is part of a larger project by Charkin to build a new facility. Virtual Marine is also offering advice on floor planning for this site. Burry expects to see Virtual Marine's equipment delivered and on-site for installation by August or September of this year.
In addition to its lifeboat and fast-rescue boat simulations, Virtual Marine produces ice-management simulators. The company employs 35 staff and grew by 30 per cent between 2021 and 2022.
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