
Forklift Fire
Understand lithium-ion forklift battery fires in VR: battery design, thermal runaway and fire spread.
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Understand lithium-ion forklift battery fires in VR: battery design, thermal runaway and fire spread.

This app shows users how to react if they are suddenly doused with a dangerous liquid.

A set of civil defense VR lessons: air raid, nuclear attack, nuclear, radiological and chemical threats, and evacuating your home.

A realistic air-raid simulation teaching correct alarm response, sheltering, and protective behavior.

A VR simulation of a nuclear explosion, focused on recognizing warning signs and choosing the safest shelter.

A realistic VR scenario for recognizing nuclear, radiological and chemical threats, avoiding contamination and moving safely through danger zones.

A VR simulation guiding users through safe and structured home evacuation during an air-raid alarm.


Train fire marshals in realistic warehouse fire scenarios: alarm, safe suppression and evacuation.

Immersive training for working at height - fall protection and rescue in VR.


Immersive VR training for train fire emergencies, developed in line with TSI LOC&PAS.

Master hand and voice signals in VR - safer construction site operations.

Control hazardous energy with Lockout Tagout VR - safer machinery maintenance.
Coming soonPractice your response to a road traffic accident in VR: scene safety, first aid and a vehicle fire.
Coming soonStep into the middle of a mass-casualty incident after a bus crash, where every second counts.
Coming soonA civil defense VR lesson on finding and using shelters and other protective facilities in an emergency.
Coming soonThe app shows how distraction, multitasking, and cognitive overload can negatively affect situational awareness and workplace safety.
Coming soonA civil defense VR lesson set in a sudden flood after a dam failure: act on warnings and evacuate in time.
Coming soonA VR application that teaches users how to properly prepare and pack a 72-hour bug-out bag (emergency evacuation backpack).
At EHS VR, simplicity is at the heart of our VR safety training. The scenarios are designed for employees, not gamers: anyone, regardless of age or technical skill, trains with their own hands, guided by a virtual instructor. No controllers, just a headset.
Built by industry experts on proven safety procedures, the apps work offline, are designed to avoid motion sickness and scale from one team to a whole company. Every procedure can be repeated as often as needed, in a safe environment.


We combine our experience in building VR apps with the field experience of industry professionals. We work with medical first responders, universities and EHS and fire protection specialists, so our scenarios address the real challenges of different industries.
Every training module is developed carefully and updated regularly to reflect current safety regulations and good practice. Hand controls, offline access and customizable content make the apps practical for professionals who want to make their workplace safer.

Made by specialists for specialists

Where safety meets innovation

From practice to perfection

Real training. Real impact.
Researchers from Wrocław University of Science and Technology compared a lecture with our VR training “Working at height”. In an 11-question knowledge test, the average score of 17 construction and OHS students rose from 7.1 to 9.6 points after the VR session. In a survey of 59 employees of a construction company, 95% gave the highest satisfaction rating and all would recommend the training.
Limitations named by the authors: a small group, no control group, measurement right after training. The study was carried out in cooperation with EHS VR.
More broadly, a 2024 meta-analysis in Safety Science shows that VR in safety training improves knowledge and retention.
Szóstak, Strzałkowski, Napiórkowski (2026), Archives of Civil Engineering 72(3)
“Highly realistic scenes covering various safety areas take training participants to a whole new level! The ability to use the headset without handheld controllers makes navigating the VR world effortless.”
“Virtual reality offered by EHS VR is a step into the future of adult education, particularly in the field of occupational health and safety. This tool significantly improves training effectiveness and serves as modern support for educational processes.”
Mariusz SzóstakDr habil. Eng., Wrocław University of Science and Technology“Virtual reality allows our employees to train in realistic scenarios that accurately reflect the specifics of our work. This has significantly improved safety and engagement in training sessions.”
Szymon KoncaHSE Senior Specialist, Hochland“Training participants emphasize that the innovative approach has made the sessions not only more attractive but also engaging and interactive.”
Mariusz OwczarekHSE Senior Specialist, Canal+“This training is something different: interesting, modern, and very realistic. As a result, addressing safety issues has taken on a completely new dimension for us.”
Karol LewandowskiHead of HSE Department, DHL eCommerce Poland
Events1 min read
On 6 March 2026, EHS VR hosted an HSE Breakfast in Dresden, a small event about the practical use of VR in safety training.
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