Safety officer at heights training was created by Ludus Global, aimed at training safety measures and risk prevention when working at heights.
The simulation provides several exercises when working at heights that take place on a rooftop.
Learn to safeguard the compliance with preventive activities.
Wide range of PPE and safety elements to practice with.
Safety officer at heights training objectives
Evaluate the student abilities
Performing tasks in dangerous scenarios, and choosing and checking the adequate personal protective equipment.
Raise workers' awareness
Simulate accidents in first person if the chosen equipment is not appropriate.
Practice everything learned
Test the knowledge acquired by the user in a completely safe environment.
Compatible with
Oculus Rift and HTC Vive Cosmos
Available exercises for safety officer at heights
10'
Analyse/ Reassess the installation
The student must check the state of his own PPE as well as the workers’. Afterwards, he must inspect the surroundings.
20'
Working in areas with safety vests
The student must check the state as well as adequacy of the PPE, both of the workers and own, and then move and perform a routine assessment.
15'
Working under limited visibility
After checking his own and the worker’s PPE, the student must move with a worker in an area with limited visibility to perform a routine assessment, being careful not to fall.
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Safety elements
Anchor points
Vertical lifeline Gamesystem
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Included PPE
Safety helmet with chinstrap
Safety boots
Reflective vest
Protection gloves
Safety harness
Safety carabiner
Gamesystem Fall protection connector
Double lanyard
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Why should you use Ludus for training?
Bigger
impact on
training
Immersive training, completely base on experience and practical.
More
student
involvement.
The person feels they are really there and interact with the scene happening.
Better
learning
retention.
Makes workers better equipped and make less mistakes.
Increased
safety.
The worker tests himself in different risk situations and is better prepared.
Group
learning.
The other students can see onscreen the student’s training taking place.
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