The primary objectives of the Achilles Training are:

• Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE): Understanding the key safety protocols and environmental considerations.
• System Components & Layout: Learning the components and layout of the Achilles Robot System.
• Control Systems: Familiarity with wireless controls and system interfaces.
• Tooling and Setup: Mastering tooling options and the setup procedures for operation.
• Step-by-Step Operation: Gaining practical knowledge on how to operate the robot, including tool use during deployment and recovery.

The e-learning module offers theoretical training on the Achilles Robot System. It covers essential topics such as:

• HSE Requirements: Safety guidelines for the Achilles system.
• Achilles System Components: Key mechanical and electrical components.
• Handling Procedures: Techniques for safe launch, recovery, and handling.
• Operational Tools and Procedures: Understanding the tools, systems, and procedures required for operation.

Achilles Practical Operation (Workshop)

The practical part, held in Remotions workshop in Koppholen 20, provides hands-on training in operating the Achilles Robot System. Participants will engage in tasks such as:

• Robot Handling: Physical handling and safety procedures.
• Operational Checks: Pre- and post-deployment procedures, including vehicle, habitat, and tool checks.
• Tooling Techniques: Using various tools like Ultra High Pressure (UHP) washing and grit blasting.
• Maintenance & Shipment: Understanding packing, maintenance, and transport requirements for the system.