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Come join us for a full day with other members of the Port Community on March 24th 2022 and discover how new technologies can address training challenges! The Bristol Port Company will be sharing their experiences and knowledge with you through demos and discussions.
You will learn about:
- The association between simulation and pedagogical expertise!
- New simulation training technologies.
- The benefits to safety, return on investment, recruitment and more!
The perfect occasion for you to be hands on with the most immersive simulator in the industry.
Speakers include Amir Khosh, Business Development Manager Antycip, and Spencer Flay, Training Instructor at The Bristol Port Company.
Khosh holds a UK Masters in aerospace engineering from Queens Mary University of London and provides expertise behind a multitude of technologies ranging from advanced professional level head-mounted VR & AR displays to hi-fidelity heavy equipment simulators and immersive display solutions. Khosh champions the use of virtual reality (VR) and immersive simulation technologies for an array of industry sectors, leading companies through change by bringing to life innovative technologies to better achieve their goals, improve their performance and capabilities.
Flay has worked at Bristol Port for almost 16 years, it is therefore no surprise that he has a robust understanding of day-to-day port operations better than most. Launching his career as a Port Apprentice, before graduating to Port Operative in which he has built an impressive skillset over the years, operating a variety of heavy plant and cranes (including Gottwald Shore Jib Crane and Ship Jib Cranes).
Flay is now a qualified Training Instructor (ITSSAR Level 1 Qualification), providing critical training to apprentices, new recruits and current employees to maintain today’s high trade workflows. The recent installation of our 10-screen vortex crane simulator has transformed training capabilities for the department and Flay has experienced the benefits first-hand.