ROV and subsea simulator
Train ROV pilots and plan subsea work in poor visibility, with currents, tooling and structures modelled as they behave on the seabed.
What it covers
Work-class ROV
Each ROV looks and behaves like the one it represents, with tether management, tooling and manipulators.
Subsea connections
Flying leads, valve operation, pull-ins and tie-ins with the contact precision the operation depends on.
Structure installation
Landing templates, manifolds and protection structures, with ROV support and abort criteria.
Environment
Instructor-controlled water visibility, current strength and direction, lighting and seabed variation.
Choose your set-up
The same ROV scenes run at every level.
Laptop
One ROV pilot station on a laptop, for planning, familiarisation and remote work.
ROV desk
One or two ROV stations with joysticks and an instructor station on dual screens.
Linked stations
ROV stations tied to crane and vessel stations, with radio, for a joint operation.
ROV room
Replica control stations and your own control software, in a room built around your vessel.
Run your own ROV courses.
OSC does not run courses. We supply the simulator, instructor tools and scenes, so operators and training centres teach their own pilots.
- Instructor controls visibility, current and equipment faults during the session
- Free flight and task scenarios for pilot assessment
- ROV, crane and bridge teams rehearse the same operation together
- Recordings and replay for debrief