What we provide to you
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Expert trainers
Our team have a wealth of industry knowledge to share with you
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Flexibility
You can attend a scheduled course or have bespoke training on site
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Support
As part of any training you will receive supporting material and regular updates
Yacht courses for the marine industry.
We have developed a range of specially developed courses for the yacht industry, to help owners, managers and charterers to have a better understanding of classification in the yacht industry.
Reliability based mechanical integrity: Pipeline training.
LR Reliability based mechanical integrity (RBMI) pipeline training is designed for pipeline personnel to develop an understanding of the RBMI pipeline module.
Technical: Geomechanics - Sand production and wellbore stability.
This course explains how geomechanics can help in assessing the risk of sand production and wellbore instability.
Software: Foundations of IP.
Theses are the next scheduled dates for this course. If these dates don't suit you then let us know using the general inquiry button and we'll see what we can do to help.
Software: Fundamentals of IC.
This unique LR developed course provides both experienced and novice users with enhanced skills in IC. The course will enable the user to make full use of the software.
Ship emergency response training.
This course will benefit anyone who may have direct involvement with Lloyd's Register during an incident or needs to have certain knowledge of SERS, whether shore or ship based.
Risk mitigation training
This course provides information on risk management culture and the popular bowtie methodology. This methodology has been around for many years and is gaining popularity
Superintendent Training Programme
In today’s maritime industry there is an ever increasing breadth of subject areas about which Superintendents must not only be aware but must have an understanding.
Machinery dynamics of rotating equipment training.
Theses are the next scheduled dates for this course. If these dates don't suit you then let us know using the general inquiry button and we'll see what we can do to help.