Sea Training International Ltd

Sea Training has recieved continued support from all its customers. Professional agencies have again committed personnel for training throughout a range of courses. No other single private company offers the range of courses now on offer at Sea Training. Sea Training will travell to any location for the purpose of training and evaluation of assests. Sea Training continue to be involved in several projects throughout the globe.

Sea Training has been committed to continued training from several major ferry companies. Sea Training is committed to providing a professional services.

Sea Training were asked to support the National Maritime College of Ireland with Small Fast Craft Training. The facilities at the new college are the best in Europe. The facilities include helicopter underwater evacuation training, a capsize facility and full environmental pool.

Sea Training again support Naval Services with the testing and trials of new ship launched Fast Intercept Craft.

Sea Training was asked to attend the Sea Acceptance Trials for a special forces unit purchasing two new Halmatic Pacific 28’s. The craft had been specially built and were fitted with several required modifications to suit specialist operations. The Halmatic Craft were built to high standards and are now in operational service.

During August and Sept 2007 Sea Training again visited the Ascension Island for the purpose of training their fire and rescue crew in navigation, boat operations and basic search and rescue. The Ascension Island Fire and Rescue Dept are a small group of dedicated staff operating in a vary remote area. The rescue craft is launced and recovered via a crane from the dock wall in all sea conditions, and operates 800 natical miles from the nearest land. Sea Training due to its experience in operating world wide was chosen to deliver the required training.