Walk-through metal detector simulator

Product catalog summary

Purpose:
The simulator is designed for training seafarers and port facility employees in compliance with Chapter VI of the STCW Code (Sections VI/5, VI/6) and the ISPS Code. It focuses on developing practical skills for using walk-through metal detectors to identify weapons, dangerous substances, and devices during both face-to-face classes and self-training.

Simulator Features:
The simulator includes a 3D model of a walk-through metal detector with a control panel. It allows students to familiarize themselves with the equipment's main parts and their functions. The simulation involves a person passing through the metal detector, triggering light and sound alarms upon detecting metal objects. Students must accurately identify detection zones, and the simulator tracks the number of detected metal objects and any mistakes made.

Target Groups:
- Seafarers
- Port facilities personnel

Regulations:
- Table A-VI/6-1 STCW Code: Competence in recognizing security threats
- Table A-VI/6-2 STCW Code: Competence in recognizing security risks threats
- Table A-VI/5 STCW Code: Competence in ensuring proper operation, testing, and calibration of security equipment and systems

Catalog excerpts

WALK-THROUGH METAL DETECTOR SIMULATOR Purpose: The simulator is intended for the training of seafarers and employees of port facilities in accordance with the requirements of Chapter VI of the STCW Code (Sections VI/5, VI/6) and the ISPS Code. The simulator can be used for drilling practical skills of usage walk-through metal detector in order to recognize weapons, dangerous substances and devices, during face-to-face classes and for self-training. The simulator is based on a 3D imitator of a walk-through metal detector with a built-in control panel. A student can get acquainted with main parts of the equipment and their descriptions. During the class, the passage of a person through a metal detector is simulated. In case of detection of metal objects, light and sound alarms are triggered. The student has to correctly identify the detection zones. The simulator records the number of found metal objects and made mistakes. Seafarers Port facilities personnel Regulations Table A-VI/6-1 STCW Code Competence: Recognition of security threats Table A-VI/6-2 STCW Code Competence: Recognition of security risks threats Table A-VI/5 STCW Code Competence: Ensure that security equipment and systems, if any, are properly operated, tested and calibrated

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