A five-module program taken from the manual our own crews work to, delivered by the people who work to it, and assessed against the standard your crew will be held to on the job.
ROV piloting, crawler operation and the full IWHC hardware train, from mobilisation to shutdown, on the equipment your crew will keep.
Fouling identification and rating, antifouling coating awareness, and biosecurity judgement that stands up to review.
MarineStream capture, live streaming, approvals, and reports that pass an IMO, MARPOL or biosecurity audit.
The point of training is a crew that can run the job without us there. Every module comes out of the operating manual our own teams work to, using the same equipment, ratings and workflows as a live in-water hull clean. What your people practise in the room is what they will do at the waterline. Each track closes with a formal assessment against a written standard.
The program follows the IWHC operating manual from front to back: the environmental framework a job runs under, then the hardware and software, then the robotics that do the work. Take it as a full certification pathway, or pick the modules a particular role needs.
The regulatory framework every in-water clean runs under, and the operator's duty within it.
Records and reporting that hold up when a regulator or auditor asks.
The filtration and power train, from mobilisation to demobilisation.
Capturing the evidence and turning it into a compliant record.
The two ROV classes and the diver tooling that works alongside them: how to pick the right method for the surface, and clean without damaging the coating.
Each module runs the same way: classroom, then live equipment, then the dock, then supervised work on real assets where the site allows it. Delivery can be on site, remote or blended, scoped to your fleet, jurisdiction and equipment.
The framework, the procedure and the reason behind each SOP.
Hands on the machine, covering familiarisation and setup.
Dockside demos of the crawler and filtration train.
Real assets, supervised, where the site allows.
The manual covers six roles across an IWHC operation. A program can certify a whole crew, or just the modules one role needs.
Crews train on the exact ROVs, crawler and filtration plant they'll operate.
Teams learn the capture, approval and reporting workflow on their own fleet.
Tell us your fleet, jurisdiction and equipment, and we will send back a program outline with modules, duration and delivery options.
