Trelleborg Marine and Infrastructure and Simwave are launching the first modules of Trelleborg's specialized transfer equipment-focused training program at Gastech 2026 in Bangkok, marking a milestone in the companies' ongoing strategic partnership.
Trelleborg Marine and Infrastructure and Simwave are launching the first modules of Trelleborg's specialized transfer equipment-focused training program at Gastech 2026 in Bangkok, marking a milestone in the companies' ongoing strategic partnership. The program is designed to address crew competency gaps as LNG bunkering expands and alternative fuels gain momentum, creating new operational demands across the maritime industry.
The collaboration combines Trelleborg's expertise in critical transfer systems with Simwave's training capabilities to deliver structured learning focused on the safe operation, maintenance, and best-practice use of transfer equipment across the transfer interface.
The initiative responds to the maritime industry's accelerating fuel transition. As LNG, methanol, ammonia, and hydrogen fuel operations expand, crews are increasingly required to manage the transfer of cryogenic and hazardous products between independently operated assets. However, training and certification frameworks have not evolved at the same pace, underscoring the need for practical, fuel- and equipment-specific competency development to support safe and efficient operations.
The program comprises a series of short e-learning modules delivered through Simwave's platform, each culminating in a certificate of completion. The modules provide crews with practical knowledge of Trelleborg transfer systems, covering LNG composite hose characteristics and handling practices, visual inspection procedures, the role and
Content Original Link:
" target="_blank">
