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Jacking up training

TRAINING program developer Oilennium has created e-learning courses for a Great Yarmouth-based operator of self-propelled jack-up vessels for the oil and gas industry.

Noel Dyson

Seajacks approached Oilennium looking for a training program for its employees. The first requirement was to work with Seajacks to revitalise its existing health and safety training program. Oilennium...

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