What does it take to maintain or decommission a plant using remotely operated robots and cameras?
This course aims to provide managers, designers and operators with a broad view of the Remote Operations specialism including:
- design and specification of remotely operated equipment
- rules for tool design
- software infrastructure must-haves for efficiency, safety and accountability
- risk reduction measures in high consequence environments
- building a remote operations team – people, processes and culture
- plant design considerations
Who this course is for?
This course is designed for professionals involved in strategy, design and operations from organisations:
- at the concept design stage – seeking to understand how to ‘design for remote’ and its impact on commercial viability
- without remote operations experience – needing to learn how to develop a functioning system and build a successful team
- aiming to operate ‘safer, faster, more cost‑effectively’ – looking to introduce human-in-the-loop remote operations
- looking to upskill their workforce in remote operations while leveraging existing remote infrastructure and facilities
Our approach
Interactive and engaging courses: discussions and hands-on sessions reinforce the core principles.
Use of industry-leading robotic equipment at RACE for first hand experience.
Universal application of principles: While the principles taught have been developed in the fusion sector, they are relevant to any environment where remote equipment is used and mistakes could be costly.