USV Training Specialists

Our one-day introduction gives you hands-on insight into how these vessels are controlled, both on the water and from a Remote Operations Centre (ROC). 

No experience needed, just curiosity and an eye on where the industry is heading.

Get ahead of the wave. Be one of the first to operate the vessels redefining life at sea.

Take the helm, go from interested to operational in three days.

Built for those ready to move beyond the basics, our three-day intermediate course puts you in command of Uncrewed Surface Vessel operations. You'll develop real operating skill across both local control and remote operations, building the confidence and competence that employers in survey, offshore wind, defence, and environmental work are actively looking for.

This is where curiosity becomes capability. Over three days you'll deepen your understanding of how these vessels are planned, controlled, and operated safely on the water  the practical foundation for a career in one of maritime's fastest-growing sectors.

The industry is moving fast. This is how you keep pace.

The complete pathway to certified MASS Remote Operator.

This is the qualification that takes you from operator to professional. Developed by Subsea Xplorer and built around the MCA's MGN 703 standard, our ten-day MASS Remote Operator course is a programme for those serious about a career operating Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships.

Over ten days you'll cover everything a competent remote operator needs  navigation and collision avoidance, remote operations centre procedures, situational awareness, communications, risk management, and the regulatory framework governing autonomous operations at sea. Theory is matched with real time on the water and in the ROC, operating the Xplorer 1 platform across both local and full remote modes.

Delivered from Southampton, at the heart of the UK's autonomous maritime sector, this course meets the recognised standard the industry is building around. You leave not just trained, but certified, ready to step into one of maritime's most in-demand roles.

This is where the future of seafaring is qualified.