Viking Islay Case Study
$199.00
This video is an animated recreation of an enclosed space accident onboard the ERRV, Viking Islay. It takes the viewer through the scenario and explains how the lack of oxygen led to three fatalities.
You can view the actual video that you will download here: https://youtu.be/EmwNyJ7in5s
Learning Objectives
The video has been produced to meet a range of training objectives while remaining engaging to hold a viewer's attention.
Understand that oxygen depletion can happen naturally as a result of oxidation.
Understand the dangers of entering a space that has been secured with bolts.
Why Buy This Video?
Casual Navigation's downloadable videos have been designed to give you a quick way to obtain maritime training and educational videos which will enhance the learning experience you provide. Purchasing this video file will give you instant access to the downloadable file for your immediate use.
Offline Use (Essential for training onboard or in areas with intermittent connection)
White Label (No distracting branding within the video)
Native Embedding (Seamlessly integrate the file within your presentations for a professional learning experience)
HD MP4 (You get a high-quality video file that can be played on a range of systems and players)
What You Can Do With The Video File
You can use the video file for training or educational purposes within your organisation. Examples of such use include:
Playing the video within in-person training events
Embedding the video file within your e-learning courses
Sending the video file to your vessel for the crew to undertake training
What You Cannot Do With The Video File
Use restrictions are detailed within the license and are mostly common sense to prevent competition with Casual Navigation. For example, you cannot upload the video to social media, sell the stand-alone video file, and publically broadcast the video.
You can view the full text of the license here: Video License
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