1 Day
Vobster Quay, Somerset, England
TBC
£2,000 inc VAT
The course provides participants with additional skills and knowledge to safely operate the VideoRay MSS Defender with additional sensor packages, including but not limited to; Seatrac USBL positioning, Cathodic Protection Sensors, Ultrasonic Thickness Testing, Flooded member detection, Pipe Profiling SONAR for culvert inspections to access deformation/silt build up, Fibre Optic Tethers, Subsea Batteries (lithium / NiMh), Portable Power Units, photogrammetry
Defender Basic Operators
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Understand integration, utilisation and troubleshooting of accessories that can be fitted to the Defender depending on customer requirements
08:30 – 09:00 | Welcome and Course Introduction
Instructor introduction and participant briefing.
Overview of the VideoRay MSS Defender system and advanced sensor packages.
Safety protocols and risk assessments.
09:00 – 10:00 | System Setup and Sensor Integration
Review of VideoRay MSS Defender hardware and compatibility with sensors.
Connection and configuration of:
Seatrac USBL positioning system.
Flooded Member Detection (FMD).
Calibration procedures and troubleshooting tips.
10:00 – 10:15 | Break
10:15 – 11:00 | Seatrac USBL Positioning System
Introduction to USBL principles and underwater navigation.
Practical setup of Seatrac USBL for ROV missions.
Hands-on practice with positioning tasks and data interpretation.
11:00 – 12:00 | Inspection Tools Overview: Cathodic Protection & Ultrasonic Thickness Testing
Explanation of inspection applications and use cases.
Setting up the Cathodic Protection sensor.
Operating the Ultrasonic Thickness Testing tool for structural assessments.
12:00 – 12:45 | Lunch Break
12:45 – 13:45 | Pipe Profiling SONAR for Culvert Inspections
Theory: SONAR basics, data visualization, and operational techniques.
Hands-on demonstration of SONAR setup and data capture.
Interpreting SONAR outputs for culvert inspections.
13:45 – 14:45 | Flooded Member Detector (FMD)
Overview of FMD principles and applications / Subsea Batteries and Fibre Optic Tethers
Step-by-step guidance on FMD deployment and detection techniques.
Practical exercise using FMD on a simulated flooded structure.
Set up, conduct preventive maintenance, and connect the fibre optic tether to be ready for ROV integration, fit subsea batteries, and understand limitations and capabilities. Conducted trim and buoyancy checks and pre-dive routines, and operated the vehicle using an alternative power source.
14:45 – 15:00 | Break
15:00 – 16:00 | Integrated Mission Simulation
Combine sensor systems for a simulated ROV mission.
Participants practice positioning, inspection, and data collection tasks.
Group feedback and troubleshooting.
16:00 – 16:30 | Q&A and Course Review
Recap of key learning points.
Participant feedback and discussion of real-world applications.
Certificates of completion distribution.
VideoRay MSS Defender (Navigation Package)
Oculus M750d Multibeam SONAR
Nortek DVL 500
GPS
Greensea EOD Workspace
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Understand integration, utilisation and troubleshooting of accessories that can be fitted to the Defender depending on customer requirements
Duration: 1 Day
Daily Schedule: 08:30 AM to 5:00 PM(Lunch Break: 1 hour, with 2 short breaks throughout the day)
Cost: £2,000 inc. VAT (includes all course materials and lunch) – max 5 pax
Client supplied ROV. ROV and equipment can be supplied at an additional cost
Payment Options: Credit card, wire transfer, and corporate accounts.
What if the course dates aren’t available for me?
If the current course dates don’t work for you, please contact us to discuss alternative scheduling options. We frequently offer additional training sessions and may be able to accommodate your availability or provide future course dates.
Do I need prior experience to attend this course?What equipment will be used during the training?
Participants will get hands-on experience with our industry-leading mission specialist series ROV’s. Training also includes the use of advanced cameras, sonar systems, and simulation technology for a comprehensive learning experience.
Our training courses provide practical, hands-on experience with the latest ROV technology and equipment. Participants gain the skills and confidence needed to operate our systems efficiently, ensuring optimal performance in real-world applications.
Atlantas Marine’s training courses are led by experienced professionals who bring extensive industry knowledge to every session. Our instructors provide tailored guidance, ensuring participants understand both the technical and practical aspects of ROV operations.
Proper training reduces risks and increases operational efficiency. By understanding the equipment and its capabilities, participants can perform tasks safely and effectively, minimising downtime and potential hazards during subsea operations.
Our courses are designed to meet the unique requirements of each client, whether you’re preparing for a specific project or seeking to enhance general ROV skills. This tailored approach ensures the training is directly relevant and impactful for your team.
