Programa de Capacitación de Operaciones Portuarias

Jul 2, 2018, 12:19:00 PM

Programa de Capacitación de Operaciones Portuarias

Se abren las inscripciones para el curso de Capacitación de Operaciones Portuarias que se se realizará del 09 al 13 de Julio en horario de mañana o de tarde.

Esta formación va dirigida a trabajadores del ámbito portuario con la formación necesaria para trabajar en el servicio de manipulación de mercancía.

Objetivos del curso

La industria se encuentra inmersa en una fuerte transformación dominada por la inclusión de las nuevas tecnologías y la gestión de la información, proceso comúnmente denominado "revolución industrial 4.0". El sector portuario no es ajeno a este nuevo entorno. su adecuada y rápida adaptación son factores clave para incrementar la competitividad del puerto.

En este escenario se ha desarrollado el presente curso con la intención de potenciar la transición tecnológica en el servicio portuario de manipulación de mercancías, servicio desempeñado por trabajadores con competencia para realizar operaciones de carga, descarga, desestiba y transbordo de mercancías transportadas en los buques.

Para el desarrollo de este curso se contará con un SIMULADOR con la tecnología más avanzada que permitirá reproducir virtualmente el trabajo en una terminal de contenedores.

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