20160902gs_6605_Dredging_Simulator

DURBAN - 2 September 2016 - Ricchard Vallihu, the chief executive of South Africa's Transnet National Port Authority hold a Delft plate received from the Dutch firm Royal IHC after the opening of a R29 million dredging simulator in Durban. The simulator will be used at a Dredging School that is set to open in Durban in January 2017. The simulator was installed by Royal IHC. From left are Royal IHC project manager Philip van den Broek, Vallihu, Royal IHC's manager of supplier development Bert-Jan de Keijzer, TNPA's chief human resources officer Nonkululeko Sishi, and TNPA's head of dredging services Carl Gabriel. Picture: Giordano Stolley

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Copyright: Giordano Stolley 2016
Image Size: 3445x2290 / 1.6MB; 2016 Durban KwaZulu-Natal Royal IHC South Africa TNPA Transnet National Ports Authority dredger dredging dredging school education maritime simulator training Philip van den Broek Richard Vallihu chief executive Nonkululeko Sishi Carl Gabriel Delft
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DURBAN - 2 September 2016 - Ricchard Vallihu, the chief executive of South Africa's Transnet National Port Authority hold a Delft plate received from the Dutch firm Royal IHC after the opening of a R29 million dredging simulator in Durban. The simulator will be used at a Dredging School that is set to open in Durban in January 2017. The simulator was installed by Royal IHC. From left are Royal IHC project manager Philip van den Broek, Vallihu, Royal IHC's manager of supplier development Bert-Jan de Keijzer, TNPA's chief human resources officer Nonkululeko Sishi, and TNPA's head of dredging services Carl Gabriel. Picture: Giordano Stolley