Propulsion plant operation
Configured for instructor-led scenarios, repeatable assessment and post-exercise debriefing.
Engine Room Simulator concept layout for curriculum planning, simulator-room discussion and training workflow design.
Operational realism
Build teams ready for real decisions.
A marine engine room training simulator for system familiarization, machinery operations, fault diagnosis, emergency response and engine resource management.
Modularsystem configuration
360visual system available
Multi-rolecoordinated exercises
Replayassessment and debriefing
Core capabilities
One training environment, practical operational outcomes.
Electrical power management
Configured for instructor-led scenarios, repeatable assessment and post-exercise debriefing.
Auxiliary machinery systems
Configured for instructor-led scenarios, repeatable assessment and post-exercise debriefing.
Fault diagnosis and correction
Configured for instructor-led scenarios, repeatable assessment and post-exercise debriefing.
Training workflow
From briefing to replay.
Each ERUN simulator can be configured around instructor preparation, trainee execution, live monitoring and post-exercise review. The same page structure helps decision makers compare systems quickly while preserving product-specific training value.
Scalable configurations
Start with the training outcomes.
Desktop classroom
- Individual or team workstations
- Instructor-led exercises
Part-task simulator
- Focused equipment training
- Compact visual display
Full mission installation
- Immersive training environment
- Multi-system integration available
Frequently asked questions
Planning Simulator
Can ERUN adapt this system to our curriculum?
Yes. The system scope, scenarios, stations, instructor tools and assessment outputs can be aligned with your training programme and facility plan.
Can it connect with other simulators?
Compatible ERUN bridge, engine room, VTS, communication and mission simulators can be integrated for team and multi-role exercises.
What information is needed for a proposal?
Useful inputs include target learners, vessel or operation type, number of stations, room size, required fidelity, standards and implementation timeline.
Engine Room Simulator concept layout for curriculum planning, simulator-room discussion and training workflow design.
Understand the plant
ERUN models the interaction between propulsion, electrical, auxiliary and control systems so trainees can understand cause and effect, practise procedures and develop systematic troubleshooting skills.
Core capabilities
Practise propulsion plant operation with instructor-controlled scenarios, repeatable exercises and clear debriefing records.
Practise electrical power management with instructor-controlled scenarios, repeatable exercises and clear debriefing records.
Practise auxiliary machinery systems with instructor-controlled scenarios, repeatable exercises and clear debriefing records.
Practise fault diagnosis and correction with instructor-controlled scenarios, repeatable exercises and clear debriefing records.