Linde Case Study: Cloud-Based Process Training Simulator
How Linde implemented a training solution allowing trainees to quickly develop confidence, competency and experience dealing with complex tasks.
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Linde is one of the leading industrial gas producers and engineering companies in the world. Operating in more than 1,300 gas production plants globally, Linde offers a wide portfolio of gases, equipment, solutions and services. To help them run safely, more efficiently and productively, operation of Linde’s plants has been consolidated into a small number of Remote Operating Centers (ROC).
Operators in each ROC oversee control of dozens of plants across different countries which is enabled through a degree of automation and with hand-over control for new plants from local operation to the ROC occurring rarely, opportunities for training and preparing ROC operators were limited.
In this case study, learn how Linde engineers designed and implemented a training solution across it's Remote Operating Centers allowing trainees to quickly develop confidence, competency and experience dealing with both normal and abnormal situations - without risk to the operation.
By implementing a cloud-based, centrally managed operator training simulation platform for all ROCs, operators worldwide can access training for typical plant configurations from their workstations. Read here.
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