Control Room

You are in the control room, where the chief engineer monitors the sensors and analyses the condition of the motor. It also contains important operational equipment. The marine chief engineer is a key member of the crew aboard the icebreaker. His task is to oversee the entire marine engineering department on the vessel. He is responsible for the maintenance and operation of all engineering equipment. In addition to the chief engineer there are 3 more engineering team members on board.

In the control room there is a variety of sensors for control and maintenance. These range from the simplest, such as oil and overheating controllers, to sensors that will show serious faults that require immediate attention by the engineers.

All equipment can be operated automatically and thanks to the modern alarm system, the control room can be left empty and without monitoring for 12 hours at a time.

To continue to the next station, please go out of the control room and follow the sign to Icebreaker Theatre.