Hosted by Trainor Vietnam, personnel working in potential explosive atmospheres (Ex) will gather in the Sheraton Saigon Hotel and Towers, Ho Chi Minh City, August 30th 2019, for the 3rd annual ATEX & IECEx Seminar.
Koshipa visited Trainor headquarters in Norway to learn more about the possibilities with safety training in virtual reality (VR)
"Our goal is to highlight what we think is the best tool for improving the safety of the Ex industry globally," says Managing Director of Trainor Certification, Einar Thorén.
The embassy officials and Trainor discussed challenges and opportunities regarding Ex safety work in Vietnam and globally.
On 31st of August, Trainor Vietnam held successfully the ATEX & IECEx Seminar for the second consecutive year at the Sheraton Saigon Hotel.
Trainor Certification will initially serve the international Ex industries to the markets in Norway, Vietnam and Korea.
Testing and developing new forms of electrical safety training in VR. "Clearly see potential," says Andre Denk, of Veidekke, who was invited to test Trainor's in-house VR-lab.
Trainor colleagues from 4 countries meet to speak up for Ex safety work at IECEx International Conference in Shanghai this week.
Trainor Elsikkerhet AS will deliver Ex- and Electrical Safety (FSE) training to the Kongsberg Group for the next 5 years. The new framework agreement is global and includes all companies and locations within the Kongsberg Group. –We are pleased to land this agreement, which will strengthen our operations in Norway, South Korea and China, says Managing Director in Trainor Elsikkerhet, Einar Thorén.
"We have no guarantee of success, but daring to take chances is the Trainor way", remarks CEO, Terje Gravdal on the company's Ex-training venture in Vietnam.The company believes they have found the right man for the job in Swedish-Vietnamese Thaison Vu, and aims to open a local training centre at the beginning of 2017.
May 4th is marked in the calendar at EB Kraftproduksjon. Their course HSE instructions and procedures for all stakeholders who will work on the company's operating, building and construction work is being delivered. Last week, they saw the course for the first time at Trainor.
Every year there are a number of gas leaks in the petroleum industry. The Petroleum Safety Authority is worried that one of these relatively frequent leaks could cause a serious accident in a land-based or offshore installation. To avoid the possibility leaking gas igniting and creating hazardous situations, there are strict requirements for equipment and training.
