Cut Wound VR Training

Cut Wound VR Training immerses learners in a construction‑site emergency where a worker suffers a bleeding injury. Guided step by step by a virtual trainer, participants practice stopping the bleeding with direct pressure and a pressure dressing, building calm, confident responses under stress.

Key actions practiced:

• Scene safety and PPE, calling for help.
• Firm, continuous direct pressure with clean material.
• Building and securing a pressure dressing (add layers; don’t remove soaked ones).
• Monitoring bleeding and the casualty until handover to emergency services.

This focused module develops essential first aid skills for high-risk workplaces.

Training Program

Training Objective

The objective of this training is to teach participants how to control bleeding and treat lacerations in accordance with emergency response procedures. Conducted in virtual reality (VR), the training provides a realistic simulation of an emergency on a construction site, allowing participants to practice wound treatment techniques under the guidance of a virtual instructor.

During the simulation, participants will learn to:

• Assess the situation and secure the incident site
• Control bleeding using direct pressure on the wound
• Apply a pressure dressing to a leg injury
• Use a protective dressing for head injuries

Who Should Attend?

This training is designed for:

• Industrial and manufacturing workers
• Employees responsible for first aid in the workplace
• Workers undergoing initial or periodic workplace safety training
• Construction workers
• Site supervisors and foremen
• Designated first aid responders in workplaces

Training Outline

Part I: Introduction to VR (8 minutes)

• Learning how to use the VR training application, including movement and interaction in the virtual environment
• Introduction to hand tracking and speech recognition features

Part II: VR Simulation (7 minutes)

a) Situation Assessment and Site Security

• Analyzing the surroundings and identifying potential hazards
• Assessing the injured person’s condition – checking consciousness and breathing
• Notifying emergency services with key details about the injury

b) Controlling Bleeding and Wound Dressing

• Applying direct pressure to a leg wound to stop bleeding
• Correctly applying a pressure dressing to a lower limb injury
• Using a protective dressing for a head injury, considering potential internal trauma
• Monitoring the injured person’s condition until medical professionals arrive

c) Interactive Feedback and Performance Evaluation

• The virtual instructor provides real-time feedback on the participant’s actions and offers guidance on proper techniques
• Participants can repeat key steps in case of mistakes

Training Benefits

VR training provides realistic first aid conditions, allowing participants to practically rehearse critical procedures in a safe, virtual environment.