VR Headset Training for Health and Safety

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The Health, Safety and Environment team has been awarded the prestigious Princess Royal Training Award this year for its ‘Choose the Safe Path Virtual Reality (VR)’ training initiative.

The training for site safety scheme uses VR to focus on the prevention of falling objects. It comprises an interactive training package which provides employees with an authentic learning experience using real locations from the contractors sites and real actors from the team for the demonstration.

Since implementing the training, there has been a 50% reduction in high-risk accidents, and two additional VR modules are now bring introduced.

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Published 17 January 2024
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