The shipbuilding enterprise SPE "Arktika", located in Severodvinsk, has created a mobile training module for teaching the basics of ship electrical installation, the USC press service reported.
The training bus was developed as part of an agreement with the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation to provide subsidies for the development of a system for improving the skills of employees of the military-industrial complex. The first to evaluate the capabilities of the mobile class will be students of the Severodvinsk College of Electrical Installation and Communications.
Inside the bus there are three modules:
◾️ for group training, which is equipped with the necessary electrical equipment
◾️ for individual training - with soldering tables and an exhaust ventilation system.
◾️ for sanitary needs, including storage of clothing and hand washing.
Earlier, USC announced plans to build ships until 2035. The corporation's enterprises will build 589 ships for various needs, including icebreakers, container ships, crab catchers, and warships.
