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CM Labs launches ‘industry’s first’ mini excavator simulation training

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CM Labs Simulations, a company specialising in simulation-based training in the utilities and construction industries, has announced the launch of the Intellia Mini Excavator Simulator Training Pack.

Digital excavator The company highlights that the new training pack features beginner-friendly as well as advanced exercises (Photo: CM Labs)

The new training pack is said to be the ‘first’ dedicated simulation training solution for mini excavator operator training.

“We’re seeing a growing preference for smaller equipment, as well as more and more mini excavators working near utility lines,” said Trin Ruiz, senior product manager at CM Labs.

“We wanted to develop a training solution that addresses these needs specifically so that trainers and operators have the solution that best helps them get the job done.”

The company highlights that the new training pack features beginner-friendly instruction as well as advanced exercises. Operators can use the training pack to practice walkaround inspections and gain familiarity with the mini excavator’s controls, while learning how to handle the mini excavator’s unique tipping risks.

The Mini Excavator Training Pack includes advanced exercises designed for more dangerous and high-risk work. Operators can safely practice side loading and digging around utility lines above and below ground. Detailed metrics track safety violations and performance, enabling organisations to objectively determine an operator’s readiness for real-world application.

The Mini Excavator Training Pack is compatible with the following CM Labs simulators: Edge Plus, Edge Max, and Advantage.

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