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Crew Training Package — Rollout Across a 4-Vessel Fleet
By Product — Training · March 22, 2026 · 5 min read
The detection layer is only as effective as the crew that acts on it. The training rollout was a deliverable in its own right.
Installing the detection layer on a fleet is roughly half the work. The other half is making sure the crew that sails the vessels can read, trust, and act on the alarm state without retraining at every crew change. The training package is delivered alongside the system; it is not optional.
What the package covers
- Trust-state interpretation — green / amber / red and the boundary cases.
- Acknowledge and silence procedure (single physical control, identical across the fleet).
- Fixed-First-aligned response procedure — sealing decision first, manual intervention second.
- Log-keeping requirements for any alert window, real or nuisance.
What we measured
4 vessels
Standardised SOPs across the fleet
< 1 voyage
New crew member proficiency target
0
Bridge-procedure deviations across the rollout window
A safety system without crew training is a screen with lights. Treat the training package as part of the product.
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