Energy training services & technology solutions provider 3t Energy Group has secured a contract with the UK’s Chrysaor to manage the training of its entire UK workforce using the latest digital learning technologies.
3t Energy said on Wednesday that the contract will run for an initial three years with an option to extend for a further two.
The contract provided via Survivex will provide a complete workforce management solution for Chrysaor’s 1,500 onshore and offshore personnel by leveraging the capabilities of the 3t Energy Group including 3t Transform and AIS Training.
As well as traditional training in safety-critical areas such as offshore survival, emergency response, and crisis management, the contract will include 3t Transform’s cloud-based software systems and digital learning technologies such as eLearning, virtual reality and micro-learning tools to plan, organise and track training, while increasing knowledge retention and employee engagement for Chrysaor.
It is the latest in a long line of training contract wins for the company, which has signed contracts with Total E&P, BP, PBS, and EnerMech in the last 12 months, along with contract retentions with Wood, Bilfinger Salamis, Serica and Compass Group.
It is also worth reminding that 3t Energy has recently acquired Petrofac’s in-person training business.
According to the company, this combination allows it to deliver workforce management solutions across three key solution pillars – training, software & technology, and simulation.
Gavin Taylor , VP Global Sales & Strategy at 3t Energy Group said: “Winning this contract is fantastic news for 3t Energy Group and is testament to our growing global reputation for excellence and innovation as we drive digital solutions to meet our clients evolving requirements.
“We listened carefully to Chrysaor’s requirements and provided a complete workforce development package with technology-driven solutions through our 3t Transform platform, along with world-class training through Survivex, AIS Training and our newly acquired Petrofac training operations”.