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Restrata, AIS to develop training modules for energy sector
by Nikhil Pereira on Mar 12, 2018Industrial training specialist, AIS Training and safety and security firm Restrata have joined forces to develop and deliver incident management training for the energy sector.
The new partnership will see a number of specialised training courses developed and delivered for the oil and gas, wind and nuclear industries, to boost safety and improve the overall response to and management of emergency situations.
As part of the agreement, AIS Training will be able to tap into Restrata’s hands-on expertise in security and safety to train its global client-base in managing emergency situations and incidents.
For Restrata, the partnership allows it to add AIS Training’s capabilities to expand its own customer-offer to include virtual reality training and more than 400 industry-approved competency and skills courses for the oil and gas, renewables and construction sectors.
As well as sharing expertise, both companies have their sights set on new markets where they plan to develop unique courses together to manage risk and improve safety standards.
Gavin Taylor, commercial director at AIS Training, said: “When an emergency strikes it is imperative that people are trained to the very highest standards in order to minimise damage.
"This is particularly important in high-risk industries like oil and gas or wind and we were finding an increasing number of our clients demanding training to improve their management of emergency situations.
“We are also planning to develop new courses with Restrata to raise safety and security standards across the entire energy sector," Taylor added.
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