Stream Marine Training Re-opens
courses which are fundamental for seafarers to learn. This new blended approach offers participants and staff a safe environment in which to learn given the current circumstances and we have been overwhelmed by the positive feedback from this first week of blended learning training,” said Martin White, CEO of Stream Marine Training.“Now that these key safety courses are running successfully, we will start to re-introduce our development training programs in the near future. Keep checking our website for further updates,” he added
Profiles in Maritime Training: Martyn Thomas, Chief of Staff, Stream Marine Training Ltd. (SMT)
training company RelyOnNutec to become its Global Head of Maritime Training. After supporting a number of its global centers to build its maritime divisions, the global business needed to re-focus on its offshore portfolio so his role there was cut short.“While at Carnival UK I was introduced to Martin White, the owner of a new start-up maritime training business in Glasgow called Stream Marine Training Ltd (started in 2014),” said Thomas.“This introduction was in 2015 and our aligned passion for training beyond compliance was part of the original reason for me working with him at a time
Funding Secured for New UK Offshore Training Site
Fund (ERDF), and is the first to successfully attract inward investment as a result of the support it has delivered to SMT. The nearest offshore facility currently is in Lancashire and is heavily oversubscribed, so the catchment potential for Stream Marine Training is considerable. Chief executive Martin White is confident there is a real demand that can be served from the Liverpool area
Stream Marine Training Secures OPITO Approval
its Offshore Emergency Response Team Member course. OPITO is a global leader in standards, competence and skills for the oil and gas industry. It has been setting standards for the oil and gas industry since 1991 to improve workforce safety and competency. Stream Marine Training CEO Martin White said it is the only Scottish firm outside Aberdeen to have secured this specific OPITO approval, which is widely recognized as one of the most rigorous training accreditations in the oil and gas sector. The announcement comes hot on the heels of a major project to refurbish SMT&rsquo
Stream Marine Training Building New HQ
U.K. safety training company Stream Marine Training (SMT) has broken ground on a major project to refurbish its newly purchased 20,000 sq ft headquarters at Glasgow Airport. SMT was founded in 2014 by Martin White at smaller premises at Glasgow Airport. SMT specializes in providing firefighting, sea survival, rescue craft and health & safety courses to the maritime, oil and gas, renewables and construction sectors. In just two years SMT has grown turnover rapidly to circa £2 million with 22 full-time staff and 15 consultants. Clients include Disney Cruises, Caledonian MacBrayne and
