01 — OVERVIEW
Training where the work happens.
The project places safety training within a recognisable operational setting, connecting procedures with the locations and situations in which they are applied.
02 — SCENARIOS
Practise the response, safely.
Training scenarios include gas-leak response and rectification, alongside the application of mine safety protocols. The simulated environment lets participants engage with these situations without being exposed to the hazards of an operating mine.
03 — DELIVERY
VR first, desktop for reach.
The VR simulation is the anchor training experience, giving participants an immersive view of the mine and its scenarios. A desktop simulation makes the training available on conventional computers where headsets are unavailable or unsuitable.
04 — WHAT WAS BUILT
Environment and scenarios, together.
Environment development and scenario-based simulation, combined to make safety procedures more concrete, with both an immersive format and a widely accessible desktop option.
INSIDE THE MINE
ENHANCED CAPTURES FROM THE VR BUILD
A — ARRIVAL
From the surface to the portal.
Training starts outside the mine, so participants orient themselves before entering the working environment.
B — UNDERGROUND
A working environment, in detail.
Rails, carts, barrels and low light recreate the conditions where gas-leak response and safety protocols are practised.
