New simulator for Mammoet

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16 February 2015

The PTC simulator is to be used to train operators for the Mammoet PTC 140/200 DS

The PTC simulator is to be used to train operators for the Mammoet PTC 140/200 DS

International heavy lift and transport specialist Mammoet has added a new simulator to help train operators at the Mammoet Training Center in the Netherlands.

The PTC simulator will be used to train operators for the ring-based Mammoet PTC 140/200 DS super heavy lift lattice boom cranes. The simulator is a replica of the crane’s operating system, and is fitted with an operator cabin, HD screens, server rack, crane control cabinet and instructor station. It is a custom made design built exclusively for Mammoet and can replicate different height and weight modes, weather scenarios and even different seasons.

The simulator provides a chance for operators to carry out risk assessments and practice lifts in a safe environment before jobs are carried out on site. In addition, the simulator can also be used to show clients a visual demonstration of how lifts will be carried out and how long a lift could take.

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