OneLearn Global launches SIRE 2.0 eLearning package

OneLearn Global (OLG), a provider of eLearning services to the maritime sector, has launched a new training package to assist crews in complying with SIRE 2.0 ship inspection procedures.

‘Mastering SIRE 2.0: A Comprehensive Guide to Inspections’ aims to ensure crews are equipped with guidance on best practices to follow during inspections, to improve safety and efficiency in tanker vessel operations.

SIRE 2.0, due to go live this September, calls for digitalised inspection programmes to improve efficiency and accuracy in how inspections are conducted in line with industry efforts to continuously enhance safety.

OLG’s new offering will deliver virtual training through 360-degree images that include various real-life scenarios to improve knowledge retention and understanding of inspection complexities.

“Our collaboration with industry experts, combined with our eLearning proficiency, has resulted in a training solution that sets new standards in maritime education,” said Malevi Manenti, Learning Solutions Programme Manager at OLG.

“By actively participating in their learning process, crew members gain hands-on experience, make critical decisions, and understand the consequences of their actions. This gamified approach enhances knowledge retention and fosters a deeper understanding of the complexities involved in inspections.”

The 15-hour course will provide learners with tailored content depending on their rank and vessel type, including all related VIQ (Vessel Inspection Questionnaire) questions. Following completion of this course, crew members will be recognised as SIRE 2.0 specialists.

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