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Refresher training

Regular refresher training that people take part in, not just sign off.

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  • 2 × 2 m space
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Refreshers keep safety rules fresh

OHS regulations require regular refresher training so that employees remember key safety rules, including first aid, evacuation, work in high-risk conditions and the operation of equipment and machinery.

Organizing this periodic training takes a company significant time and money.

Refresher training often feels like a formality

Without VR

  • Employees treat refreshers as a formality, so engagement is low.
  • Recurring sessions cost money and take time from daily work.
  • Few chances to practice procedures, especially emergencies.
  • Lectures do not ensure that knowledge sticks.
  • Shift workers and other sites get unequal access to training.

With EHS VR

  • Train at any time, without group sessions.
  • The interactive format keeps employees engaged.
  • Practicing crisis scenarios makes training more effective.
  • Results are documented automatically for legal requirements.
  • Each person learns at their own pace, so more knowledge sticks.

Apps that solve this problem

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How to organize it

VR lets people practice procedures hands-on, in a realistic but safe environment. Here is what you need to run it in your organization.

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  • Easy setup

    All you need is VR headsets and a subscription to our apps. Each package gives unlimited access to its training modules. The apps run on Meta Quest headsets; selected apps also run on Pico and HTC.

  • Hands-on learning

    Employees train in realistic scenarios with their own hands, no controllers needed. The apps work offline, except SAMPLE AI, which needs an internet connection for its AI-driven conversation.

  • Indoors or outdoors

    Each participant needs about 2 × 2 m of free space. Several trainees can share one headset by taking turns, while the others follow the session on a shared screen.

  • How many headsets you need

    We recommend one headset per 4–5 participants trained on the same day. If employees rotate over a longer period, 1–2 headsets are enough. Extra batteries and straps are available for longer sessions.

  • Trackable progress

    Follow each employee’s results and progress, and see where people need more practice.

  • Customizable and cost-effective

    VR reduces the need for external trainers, physical setups and complex logistics. Modules can be tailored to your industry and to specific safety and operational needs.

Other use cases

  • An employee undergoing health and safety training using VR technology

    Initial training

    Initial OHS training that keeps quality consistent, engages new employees and documents results.

  • A group of employees in VR headsets at a safety training event, one of them practising CPR on a mannequin

    Safety Day

    Safety Days and HSE events with realistic VR scenarios: first aid, fire safety and evacuation.

  • An employee undergoing on-the-job training using VR technology

    On-the-job training

    Practical job training in VR: machine operation, emergency procedures and hazardous work without stopping production.

How would you like to start?

  • I don’t have a headset

    We send you a headset with all the apps. You test for 5 business days, and we cover shipping both ways.

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  • I have my own headsets

    Install in a few minutes and test all the apps for 7 days. No card, no commitment.

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  • I’d rather talk

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