SMT to train the RSV Nuyina crew

Seafood & Maritime Training

These crew members will be operating the shore supply landing barges that will taxi between the RSV Nuyina and the shore bases.

30 November 2020

In preparation for the arrival of the new ice breaker RSV Nuyina, in February 2021 SMT will run a Master <24m course for some of its Integrated Rating (IR) crew employed by Serco.

These crew members will be operating the shore supply landing barges (that were built in Tasmania by Taylor Brothers) that will taxi between the RSV Nuyina and the shore bases.

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This course will be specifically tailored to take into account the qualifications and experience of the crew, demonstrating SMT’s ability to customize courses specifically to meet the needs of industry employers.

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