What Your Learners Will Experience

Our 3- to 5-minute immersive training experience will have them on the roof of a virtual 2-story building, where they will be asked to locate common fall hazards at the scene. Based on their replies, they will then be asked to select proper fall protection equipment. Upon completion, each learner’s performance is assessed.

ASSP’s VR Fall protection experience is an engaging way to help your employers learn how to:

• Identify hazards
• Select and inspect appropriate equipment and anchorages
• Understand equipment restrictions and limitations
• Understand fall clearances

What Virtual Reality Adds to Your Training

VR puts trainees in places and situations they are likely to encounter on the job and lets them experience how their actions affect outcomes – all in a safe environment. VR helps employees feel confident that they can perform their tasks safely and the realistic training experiences allow them to express curiosities – which keeps them more connected. Learners also often find VR training more engaging and relevant than instructor-led training or e-learning courses.

In addition, VR can

• Help you reduce costs of training workforces of all sizes
• Enable you to provide hands-on experiences when realistic exercises aren’t feasible
• Allow you to deliver consistent training for each worker, regardless of location or trainer
• Ensure that you deliver more effective training because research suggests that VR training increases knowledge retention

Product Details

Use of this product requires you own an Oculus Rift VR headset and have a PC that meets the Oculus minimum specs .

NOTE: Please contact ASSP Customer Service if you wish to purchase this training for multiple work sites.

DISCLAIMER: While every effort has been made to develop this application within proper safety guidelines and regulations, it is only intended to serve as a tool to raise awareness of safety. It is not an exhaustive training course, and it is not possible to include every detail necessary for a safe work environment, nor do we guarantee accuracy of the same. This information should only be used as a tool for raising safety awareness, not as an exhaustive description of safety standards as defined by other regulations. Safety standards, regulations and interpretations may change over time, and it is up to you to review all current information and regulatory guidelines.