The new generation underwater escape training simulator, Multi Way Huet, MWH, MWH-6 was nominated for Safety at Sea International Award  by Lloyds Register and Fairplay in 2009.

Thank you for all the comments and communication so far. We look forward to continuing offering new tools for safety and survival training.

Scandinavian Safety Training Centre, SSTC, in Sweden has been the first to start using MWH-6  in underwater escape training. “Our vision doesn’t end with helicopter crews. Aircraft, boats and other craft can also be hit by the same problems, which is why we have introduced the concept ‘cabin underwater escape’. It is more in line with what we are doing here”, says Stefan Nilsson, the head of training at the company.

And SSTC does a lot of good training. They have trained with their MWH-6 since May 2009 and have put their trainees through the most realistic, yet safe underwater escape routine, repeatedly well over 1000 times.

We have received a considerable amount of interest both from training centres which are currently using traditional simulators and organisations which are looking to enter into safety and survival training.

This site aims to provide the latest news and comments on the future of underwater escape training. We look forward to your comments.

Enjoy your visit to this site. Be safe today and tomorrow.

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