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Application Overview 
| IBS' release the “Security Drills” is a tabletop simulator for enhancing the knowledge of seafarers on the various aspects of the drills with have to be carried out onboard every three (3) months. |
Elements Explained
| Full ISPS Code training Compliance Simulation play for all drills on a game basis Easy to use for all crew and office staff Documented evidence of training Training may be completed in several sessions Extended use of game theory to enhance learning effectiveness Administrator function for fleet management Crew/SSO/CSO training monitoring easy
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Potential Users
| Company's Security Officer Ship Security Officer Training officers for simulation Every Seafarer with security duties assigned to him.
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Application Features
| Installation is required and every user has to use a password. History of users and their results are stored in a database which is accessible only by Master and/or Ship Security Officer through an access secured panel (admin qualities). Every lesson is accompanied by audio speech making the learning process more effective (sound card is required) Monitoring of every user’s progress is essential for the Ship Security Officer and has been incorporated in the program. Certificate print out with each trainees details, progress, and status of each lesson and drills Threats to ships and crew actions are represented through a series of life like graphics, visual effects and animations giving the user a clear idea of “how it could be”.
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Benefits The purpose of this application is threefold: 1. To provide the THEORETICAL KNOWLEDGE of actions that have to be taken by ship’s crew on the following threats. Precautions against armed attacks Hijacking Bomb Threats Unidentified Objects / Explosives on Vessel Bomb Threats / Damage / Destruction of Port Facility Piracy Stowaways
2. To provide SIMULATED EXERCISES on the above threats in order to test user’s ability to respond in similar cases. The user must act rationally on giving orders (on a real time expanded scenario) to ship’s personnel in order to encounter the threat. User’s decisions will have impact on the crew performance. The scenario will unfold to paths unknown to the user where the life of the crew could be at stake. Missing actions are prompted by the computer for assisting user to follow a correct path of actions.
3. To provide a THREAT SCENARIO EDITOR for creating real-time scenarios of any type of threat. With the “Threat Scenario Editor”, the Ship Security Officer or the Company Security Officer can create any type of scenario he wishes to exercise onboard. It is very useful tool which helps on describing a threat, interconnecting with other threats providing the actions that have to be taken onboard during execution of the drill.
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