Maritime Simulation
Welcome to our maritime simulations team, where we use the latest technology to make ship operations safer and more efficient. We use tools like Kongsberg's K-Sim and Wärtsilä's Navi-Trainer to create realistic training for the maritime industry. See what we can do.
Set Sail With San Jac
Kongsberg's K-SIM navigation simulators provide a top-quality training environment where students can practice how to operate ships in a very realistic way.
We have 85 accurate ship models, with more being added. These ships allow trainees to practice with different types of vessels, like tankers and cruise ships, to improve their skills and certifications.
Our simulators cover over 15 areas around the world, so students can practice in many different weather and sea conditions. The simulators create real-life situations, so trainees can learn things like navigation, engine room work, and communication.
From navigating through busy waters to fixing engine problems or managing ship traffic, our training helps crews get ready for anything. Join us in learning about maritime training, where safety, efficiency, and innovation are our top priorities.
State-of-the-Art Simulation
Maritime simulation teams offer a wide variety of vessels in their simulation solutions, including:
- Patrol boats
- Tug boats
- Push boats
- Supply vessels
- Tankers
- Container ships
- Cruise ships
- And more!
This variety helps trainees get a complete education and prepares them for different types of ships they might work with in their careers. The software is flexible and creative, letting instructors adjust the simulation bridges to meet each student's needs. This gives trainees the hands-on practice they need to do well in their maritime careers and build the skills they will use in real-life situations at sea.
At-Sea Simulations
Boost Your Team’s Skills with Customized Training
San Jac Maritime offers custom training to help sailors and maritime businesses improve their skills and advance their careers. With different types of simulations, they help trainees build the skills needed to succeed in the maritime field.
These simulations can also be used to complete OICEW STCW assessments, making sure trainees meet the requirements to move up in their careers.
