Kurse im Industry-Tarif
In diesem Abonnement verfügbare VR-Trainingskurse: 18.
15 Min.5S Methodology
The application explains all 5S methods step by step: Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain. At the end, the player takes a short test to verify the knowledge they have gained.
60 Min.Anchor Points
Anchor Points is a short but highly impactful VR experience designed to make employees aware of the critical consequences of neglecting the use of personal protective equipment when working at height. This immersive module goes beyond traditional training videos or presentations. Instead of simply telling employees about the risks, it allows them to experience the potential consequences in a safe, controlled virtual environment. The programme provides a deep, almost instinctive understanding of what can happen when safety protocols are ignored, such as falling from a high structure without proper anchor points or fall arrest systems.
10 Min.BLS & AED at the Stadium
BLS & AED at the Stadium VR Training places participants in a dynamic football scenario where every second counts. During preparations for a penalty kick, the goalkeeper suddenly suffers cardiac arrest. Your task is to perform CPR and use an AED in accordance with European standards in order to save his life. In addition to resuscitation procedures, the training includes: * Creating a visual barrier to secure the scene and ensure privacy. * Cooperating with other players to coordinate emergency response actions. * Practising CPR and AED operation in VR, with the option to integrate any CPR training manikin for a more realistic training experience.
15 Min.BLS & AED in the Factory
SOLO – Our task is to assess consciousness and breathing, notify the emergency services, and perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation using an AED. In this application, we practise a scenario in which we are alone, so we must carry out all actions personally. TRAINING – During the training, a virtual instructor guides us through the resuscitation procedure in the event of sudden cardiac arrest. The entire scenario takes place on the premises of an industrial facility. During the training, we use a Lifeline automated external defibrillator. Our task is to assess consciousness and breathing, notify the emergency services, and perform resuscitation using an AED. TEST – We have complete freedom to decide how to carry out the life-saving procedure. Right from the start, hazards appear for both the rescuer and the injured person. To make the scenario more challenging, each time the game is restarted, one of three hazards is randomly selected. This approach makes every test different and requires the user to take specific action.
10 Min.BLS & AED in the Subway
BLS & AED in the Subway VR Training places participants in a sudden cardiac arrest scenario at a metro station. Your task is to perform CPR and use an AED in accordance with European standards, while coordinating actions with bystanders present at the scene. This unique module develops leadership and communication skills through a voice recognition feature that allows participants to give instructions to virtual bystanders. Participants practise delegating tasks, such as calling the emergency services, bringing the AED, or assisting with CPR, preparing them to effectively manage a real-life emergency response.
8 Min.BLS At Home
BLS at Home VR Training places participants in a realistic home scenario in which they find an unconscious person. The objective is to check the casualty’s vital signs, call the emergency services, and place the casualty in the recovery position. The simulation uses voice recognition, enabling a realistic conversation with the emergency dispatcher, building confidence and developing communication skills in crisis situations. The module prepares participants to respond effectively to domestic emergencies, teaching calmness and the correct actions to take when every second counts.
10 Min.Chemical Spill
The training focuses on preparing employees to respond safely in the event of a chemical substance spill. The theoretical part includes an introduction to the topic, an overview of Safety Data Sheets, personal protective equipment, alarm signalling, and different types of chemical substances and their properties. The practical part is a spill simulation in which participants learn how to assess the situation, raise the alarm, limit the spread of the spill, neutralise the substance where possible, remove waste, and carry out cleaning and decontamination procedures.
10 Min.Cut wound
In this training, we need to stop the bleeding of an injured construction worker. The scenario takes place on a building site. We learn how to stop bleeding — we need to apply pressure to the wound and create a pressure dressing. A virtual trainer guides us through the medical procedure step by step.
10 Min.Evacuation with Aerial Ladder
Our task is to evacuate to the basket of a fire truck’s aerial ladder. The entire scenario takes place at the height of the 10th floor. The participant must overcome their fear of heights and walk 2 meters across a walkway to reach the firefighters.
15 Min.Fire Extinguishers Basic Training
During the training, participants learn about the different classes of fire. A virtual firefighter explains the meaning of each pictogram. Participants are also given practical tasks involving the use of a fire extinguisher and extinguishing a fire. The entire training takes place in front of a fire station. In the next lesson, participants face an electrical switchgear fire, which is a relatively common type of fire. In the virtual environment, they learn the rules for using a fire extinguisher in the context of electrical equipment. The virtual firefighter explains how to extinguish this type of fire. During the training, participants use a fire extinguisher and the main fire switch.
15 Min.Fire Training - Evacuation
The application is designed so that anyone can go through the entire evacuation procedure. To start, we practice the scenario of reacting to a fire alarm. During this scenario, we learn to recognize alarm sounds, work with evacuation plans, identify signs, and cooperate with the fire department. In the next scenario, we practice how to act when discovering a fire. During this scenario, we must use a fire alarm button, a fire extinguisher, a hydrant, and a fire power cut-off switch. Our task is to extinguish the fire and evacuate the building. In the test, the trainee must independently, without the narrator's hints, evacuate the building or extinguish the fire in the correct order. At the end, the application evaluates our performance. The scenario involves a fire in the kitchen area of a virtual office building.
40 Min.Forklift
Forklift VR Training is an immersive training programme designed to improve safety when operating forklift trucks and to prepare employees for the UDT examination. The programme consists of four interactive modules, each lasting approximately 10 minutes, providing a total of 40 minutes of practical training.
10 Min.Hazard Identification
During the training, participants must identify various types of hazards in the production hall and implement the appropriate response procedures, including: 1. OBSTRUCTED PEDESTRIAN ROUTES 2. MOVING OUTSIDE DESIGNATED PEDESTRIAN ROUTES 3. NOISE 4. EYE HAZARDS 5. MANUAL HANDLING OPERATIONS 6. MOVING MACHINE PARTS 7. OBSTRUCTED FIRE-FIGHTING EQUIPMENT AND EMERGENCY EXITS 8. WORKING IN THE VICINITY OF A FORKLIFT TRUCK 9. WORKING IN THE VICINITY OF AN OVERHEAD CRANE 10. 5S
25 Min.Lockout Tagout
Lockout Tagout is a training application that helps production employees acquire and improve their skills in safely securing machines. The application consists of four modules: The training module includes interactive lessons that teach employees about different types of hazardous energy present in machinery and how to properly isolate and secure them. The test module allows employees to practise independently applying lockout/tagout procedures to machinery in a virtual environment.
10 Min.Manual Transport Work
Manual handling operations include all activities related to moving objects using human muscle power. Although automated systems are taking over an increasing share of these tasks, physical work still plays an important role. The purpose of this application is to explain and demonstrate safe manual handling practices in order to prevent accidents and injuries.
6 Min.Warehouse Fire
The Warehouse Fire VR Simulation is a practical, immersive training application designed for designated fire response personnel, such as Fire Marshals, as well as employees responsible for fire safety and evacuation procedures. The application has been developed in accordance with safety regulations applicable in the United States, including OSHA 29 CFR 1910.38(e) and NFPA Emergency Action Plans – Module 4. It also takes into account Polish regulations, including the Polish Labour Code, the Regulation of the Minister of the Interior and Administration of 7 June 2010, and the Fire Safety Instructions.
85 Min.Work in Confined Spaces
Work in Confined Spaces VR Training is a comprehensive simulation designed to prepare users to follow proper procedures when working in hazardous confined spaces. Participants practise tasks such as opening access hatches, ventilation, atmospheric testing, and assessing the technical condition of tanks. The training develops key skills, including: Securing the work area and using appropriate protective measures. Correct use of PPE when working in confined spaces. Recognising and responding to hazards such as toxic vapours or oxygen deficiency. Practising entry procedures, safe work inside tanks, and evacuation in an emergency. Through realistic scenarios, the VR application allows users to safely practise confined space tasks, improving preparedness, regulatory compliance, and workplace safety.
20 Min.Working At Height
Accident statistics clearly show that working at height requires special attention and proper knowledge. How can a worker’s fall be prevented? How should an evacuation be carried out when a worker finds themselves in a dangerous situation? Our innovative training provides the answer. It not only helps minimise risk, but also delivers an engaging, memorable experience and substantial practical knowledge, making it a key tool for occupational health and safety training. The application consists of three parts: * Inspection and selection of equipment for working at height * Vertical fall arrest systems * Evacuation from height