Making safe work along the A27 tangible
Traffic & More wanted a new way to make employees aware of how to work safely along the A27.
Instead of a traditional presentation, our studio built an interactive VR escape room with its own tablet application. It trains safety procedures, risk assessment and reporting behaviour in a way that is engaging and can be measured.
Two apps, one goal
Employees start in an onboarding and questionnaire app on a tablet.
Once onboarding is complete, the linked Meta Quest 3 headset starts the VR training automatically.
Protective equipment, hazards and reporting
In VR, participants go through a series of scenarios. They put on the right personal protective equipment, spot unsafe situations and report them with a digital reporting tool.
So participants practise the whole chain: the right equipment first, then spotting a hazard, then reporting it.
Results in a dashboard
All answers and results go straight into an analytics dashboard, so Traffic & More can see where improvement is needed.
Because the set-up is modular, the training can be extended later.
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