Fathom Methanol Bunkering

Fathom Methanol Training App Immersive Training for Methanol-Powered Vessels About This App The Fathom Methanol Training App is a purpose-built digital training solution for seafarers joining methanol-powered and methanol-bunkered vessels. Designed for dual-fuel ship operations, the app delivers structured, interactive training covering: Methanol fuel characteristics and hazards Bunkering and fuel handling operations Safety procedures and emergency response Operational best practices aligned with MSC Circ. 1621 (MISC 16) Training is delivered through scenario-based learning, allowing users to experience real onboard situations in a safe, controlled digital environment. Each module concludes with a competency-based assessment, ensuring users not only learn but are ready to operate safely onboard. Key Features Designed specifically for methanol and dual-fuel vessels Interactive, game-based learning for higher engagement Compliance aligned with MSC Circ. 1621 (MISC 16) Knowledge checks and assessments after every module Built for seafarers, officers, and engineering teams Supports measurable training outcomes Why This Matters for Owners and Managers Operating methanol-fuelled vessels introduces new operational, safety, and human-element risks. Traditional classroom training alone is no longer enough. The Fathom Methanol Training App helps owners and managers to: Reduce operational risk by preparing crew before they step onboard Standardise training across fleets and crew nationalities Demonstrate regulatory diligence aligned with MSC guidance and future IGF expectations Improve safety culture through immersive, behaviour-focused learning Minimise incidents, delays, and non-conformities linked to human error Support audit readiness for Flag, Class, Vetting, and SIRE 2.0 inspections Simply put: Better prepared crew means safer operations, stronger compliance, and lower risk exposure. Who Is This App For? Ship Owners and Managers Technical and Marine Superintendents Training Managers and Crewing Departments Seafarers joining methanol-fuelled vessels