To be put in the worst possible situation imaginable is rarely anyone’s wish, especially when you work on a drilling rig. Yet placing employees of Maersk Drilling in the most difficult situations of the same environment they normally work in, is exactly the intension of the new drilling simulator at Maersk Training Center in Svendborg.
“In order to make sure that our people have the right competencies, we have always trained employees individually through practical and theoretical tests. Now we are in a situation where we can do the tests as we would on a drilling rig. The employees and leaders can work through the process as a team,” says Allan McColl, Senior Lead Drilling Specialist in Maersk Drilling. McColl holds the responsibility for the content of the courses that involve the drilling simulator. He also ensures that the simulation experience is as close to reality as possible.
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