CM Labs Simulations, a provider of simulation-based training for heavy equipment operations and headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, has acquired GlobalSim, a Sandy-based developer of advanced training simulators for crane and heavy equipment operators.
“This joining of forces reflects a shared vision for the future of simulation-based training,” a release from CM Labs said. “By integrating GlobalSim’s deep market knowledge with CM Labs technology and expertise, customers gain access to a comprehensive suite of next-generation simulation-based training products that increase workforce readiness, safety and productivity and lower training costs.”
“This is a natural evolution for two organizations that have decades of proven safety, precision and performance outcomes in port operations,” said Robert Weldon, CEO of CM Labs. “CM Labs and GlobalSim are uniting to deliver unmatched quality, value and support to our port customers worldwide.”
“GlobalSim and CM Labs have pushed each other to innovate for nearly two decades. Joining forces allows us to combine the very best technology, engineering talent and industry expertise from both organizations,” said Brad Ball, vice president of sales and marketing for GlobalSim. “Our teams share a commitment to excellence and together we will deliver training systems that lead the simulation industry for many years to come.”
Since its founding 25 years ago, CM Labs has made more than 2,000 simulator installations in 54 countries, with training tools for the construction, utilities and ports industries. GlobalSim develops training simulators for the port, construction, industrial and military markets.