NEW !!! ANYWHERE

ANYWHERE, THF's new formula: ready-to-use VR headsets with an annual licence, training you run yourself.

ANYWHERE: VR safety training you run yourself

With ANYWHERE, The Hazard Factory brings VR safety training to your own shop floor. No mobile studio, no trainer to schedule: your employees train on a standalone VR headset, wherever and whenever it suits. During onboarding of new colleagues and temporary workers, in a toolbox talk or as a refresher before a certification.

What's included?
A ready-to-use Meta Quest 3S headset, usable offline, with remote management and support included. Every module runs through three stages: Study (guided walkthrough), Training (independent practice with hints) and Exam (assessment without hints, with certificate). One-button operation, so even first-time VR users can get started. Available in 36 languages, unlimited use, results in a dashboard or via SCORM/xAPI in your own LMS.

Safety procedures bundle (OSHA/NEBOSH), 26 modules:
Arc flash (office and pump station), confined space entry, electrical safety (type 1 and type 2 switchgear), fire safety (office and workshop), first aid, forklift: hazard recognition and pre-operational inspection, hot work, load slinging, lockout-tagout, maintenance safety (pipes and acids), personal protective equipment, risk assessment, road accident with dangerous goods, scaffolding (Baker's and wedge lock assembly), trenching and excavation (field work and road construction), truck preparation for driving, underground roof fall hazard assessment, work at height, workplace safety and welding.

Additional licences:
CPR and AED in three realistic scenarios, optionally with a wirelessly connected training manikin. Speaking up about unsafe behaviour: practise the difficult conversation with an AI avatar that responds to your choice of words and tone of voice.

New modules are released roughly every two months and are included in your active licence. Additional devices can be added on the same terms.

Come and try it at our stand and put on a headset yourself.