Site and contractor induction
Explore access routes, muster points and restricted areas. Test decisions at a crossing or work zone instead of asking someone only to remember a slide.
Industries /
Oil & Gas
Prepare people for the site before the site visit.
Rehearse plant routes, hazard recognition and approved responses without staging a live incident. Use VR for scenario practice and suitable AR equipment for guidance or remote assistance in the real workplace.
Discuss your project
PRACTICAL USES
Where it helps your team.
Site travel is expensive, and a live emergency cannot be staged simply to test a learner’s decision.
Emergency decisions
Practise recognising an alarm, reporting a condition and taking the approved action. Debriefs reveal decisions that need more instruction.
Maintenance preparation
Inspect a digital pump or compressor and rehearse checks. Teams can discuss access and task sequence before committing plant time to a supervised exercise.
PUBLISHED INDUSTRY EVIDENCE
What the data shows.
95%reported examination pass rate
Warp VR reports this rate for Brunei Shell Petroleum’s immersive-learning programme. It includes 360-degree scenarios and tablet delivery; it is not a 95% improvement, and the case does not publish a comparison-group result.
Source: Warp VR / Brunei Shell Petroleum, implementation caseExternal research and implementation examples. These are not measured results from Vrelab projects.
MEASURE YOUR PILOT
Check the difference in your operation.
- Correct hazard and escalation decisions
- Induction travel and instructor hours
- Retention of emergency steps at reassessment
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU
Build around the actual task.
Site references, approved emergency procedures and operations/HSE reviewers. Training should reflect your own hazards; a visual model alone is not a validated process or fire simulation.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you start.
Can a normal headset be used in a hazardous area?
Do not assume it can. Use consumer headsets in a designated training location. Any device used in a hazardous area must meet the site’s equipment and certification requirements.
Will this prove fewer incidents?
A training score alone cannot establish that. Track assessed behaviour and operational safety indicators over time, considering other changes at the site.