GlobalSim: Leading the Way as the Trusted Crane Simulator Worldwide
GlobalSim Inc. is pleased to announce it has contracted with several organizations in Latin America to provide crane simulators during 2023 and early 2024.
The following organizations have purchased simulators and await delivery and implementation:
Empresa Portuaria Quetzal – Guatemala
Ultraport – Chile
“We are pleased to be working with so many organizations in Latin America,” remarks Oscar Delgado, GlobalSim’s International Sales Director. “For many years we’ve been working with these companies and now the timing is right. There’s a continual need to train crane operators at these ports. As the COVID pandemic has waned, a number of these organizations began looking for simulators to effectively train new operators. Many of them have selected the GlobalSim Essential simulator and the Intro desktop with VR. Both are excellent products that provide a high level of training and are economical.”
GlobalSim will continue to work with these organizations during the implementation process to train their existing staff on the operation of these simulators.
Since its founding in 1993, GlobalSim has been a dominant force in crane simulation:
In 1998, they developed their first simulator for the US military.
Notable projects include Battle Stations 21 for the US Navy in 2007.
Acquired by Kongsberg Gruppen in 2008.
In 2011, they completed the largest crane simulator for ANP in Morocco.
The Seafarers International Union has been a loyal customer since 2001, benefiting from GlobalSim’s technology.
GlobalSim’s installations span the globe, including notable locations like:
France
Puerto Rico
Bangladesh
South Carolina, USA
Athens, Greece
Chile
Brazil
Tanzania
Guatemala
These installations reflect the trust clients worldwide have in GlobalSim’s expertise.
About GlobalSim
GlobalSim, Inc. specializes in developing and manufacturing high-end simulators. Widely recognized throughout the world as the leading provider of crane simulators, GlobalSim is focused on developing training systems for the port, construction, industrial, and military markets.