VCA based Safety Training

Engage your team in a fun, engaging and interactive way with our VCA-based training course. Choose for this interactive learning method with VR and improve hazard recognition in your team.

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Virtual Reality safety training

Traditional learning methods aren’t always the most effective way to train participants. The training where you have to listen to an instructor and take notes isn’t motivating for the participants to process all of the information being taught.

This VCA training provides a realistic and interactive experience to teach your team how to work safely in your typical industry environment.

Using virtual reality, workers can experience risky situations and learn how to handle them in real life to prevent injuries and accidents.

In collaboration with The Hazard Factory, we are revolutionising safety training in the Netherlands. Their developed VR software makes it easy to practice the safety measures learned in a safe learning environment. This training and expertise makes it easier for your team to put theory into practice, thus developing the right competences.

Why VR?

Interactive VR scenarios increase participation and focus of the participants. In fact, interactive learning methods, such as VR, help students learn 2 to 4 times faster than with other learning methods.

Collaboration between participants is encouraged during the VCA training for higher engagement, specifically when using the personal training platform during the feedback session.

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Interactive VCA based training for your team

Virtual Reality safety training combines different multimedia and sensory experiences, making it more interactive and therefore easier to process the training theory. By making your VCA training more interactive with VR, the learning impact is significantly magnified.

Choose between our four different sectors: Infrastructure, Industry, Energy and Construction.

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Personal training platform

Part of the learning method is reviewing the immersive experience and learning from the results. The platform allows for both individual and group level analysis of the results.

By collecting data on hazard detection and hazard recognition the platform tailors VCA training experiences to address specific weaknesses and encourage continuous improvement.

The results from different users are used to identify common trends and challenges across the team.

This synergy between VR and data-driven insights promote a culture of proactive safety awareness.

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What to expect?

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VCA-based safety training refers to the use of Visual Content Analysis in enhancing safety protocols and practices in various industries. This innovative approach leverages VR technology to improve safety measures and minimise risks in workplaces. In VCA safety training, computer systems are employed to analyse real-time visual data. These systems can detect potential safety hazards and even monitor the health and behaviour of individuals in the vicinity. For instance, in industrial settings, VCA can identify unsafe behaviours, such as not wearing appropriate protective gear, and trigger immediate alerts or interventions. In construction sites, VCA-based safety training can monitor the movement of heavy machinery, identify worker positions, and ensure adherence to safety protocols. 

By integrating VCA into safety training, organisations can proactively identify and mitigate risks, reducing accidents and injuries. It also allows for data-driven decision-making, as the technology can generate insights into safety trends and areas that require improvement. Overall, VCA safety training plays a crucial role in enhancing safety measures and creating safer environments for workers and the public.