"Ship in the Box" In Support Of The EN
Integrated Training Infrastructure
Multi-Phase Development
| Phase | Scope | Key Achievement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 (2016) | Electrical infrastructure | Laid 5km of naval-grade cabling |
| 2 (2017) | ShoreBox integration | 440V/60Hz ship-to-shore power |
| 3 (2018) | AT/FP training facility | Live-fire simulation systems |
Core Components
- Modular "Ship in the Box" structure
- 12 training stations with VR capabilities
- Force protection systems (IED detection)
Technical Specifications
System Standards & Features
| System | Standard | Feature |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical | IEEE 45 | IP66-rated enclosures |
| Structural | STANAG 4569 | Blast-resistant design |
| Training | MIL-STD-3031 | 360° threat simulation |
Strategic Impact
- Readiness: Trained 500+ personnel annually
- Interoperability: NATO-compatible systems
- Innovation: First Middle East "virtual ship" trainer
The contractor continues to enhance their resources and expand their workforce with skilled tradespeople. Their safety plan, approved by the CEMED Safety Officer, demonstrates their safety commitment. The contractor's Safety Officer executes the plan diligently, with excellent coordination between Safety Office and RE.
The job-site supervisors' empowerment has increased effectiveness. The contractor implemented an organized tracking system to fully record, follow up, and warranty items. They've also improved reporting systems. As a result, the customer is extremely satisfied with the quality relative to cost.
Interdyne’s proactive management, strong communication, and tireless efforts to meet and exceed timelines have reflected very positively on the company.
Contractor overcame issues like unavailable parts and executed the tasks smoothly with full compliance. Performance met all contractual requirements.
Interdyne practiced the 3 C’s: Communicate, Coordinate, and Cooperate. Delivered 100% quality to USACE standards under extreme conditions.