INDUSTRIAL FACILITY FIRE AWARENESS · VR RISK HUNT
Fire Awareness Training That Helps Your Staff Spot Risks Before They Become Incidents
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Realistic Risk Scenarios
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Virtual Factory Experience
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WHY VR RISK HUNT?
Turn Fire Awareness Training from Passive Knowledge into Active Risk Recognition
Classroom training, presentations or videos can tell employees what to do, but effective fire awareness training requires practice in recognizing hazards and making the right decisions. With VR Risk Hunt, your staff identify fire and explosion risks in a safe virtual facility using their own observation and judgment, see the outcome immediately and learn the correct approach through experience.
WHY VR RISK HUNT?
Turn Fire Awareness Training into Hands-On Experience with 24 Realistic Risks
VR Risk Hunt develops attention, hazard recognition and decision-making skills within one realistic virtual-factory training flow. Participants identify risks through their own observation and receive immediate technical feedback after every correct identification.
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Identify 24 Realistic Fire and Explosion Risks
Participants use their own observation to identify 24 different risks related to fire, explosion, electrical safety, ATEX, evacuation and procedures in a virtual production area.
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Receive Instant Educational Feedback
When the correct risk is selected, the system does more than confirm the choice: it explains why the condition is dangerous and what consequences it may lead to.
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Track Time and Progress in Real Time
The in-view interface continuously displays the total number of risks and the 10-minute countdown, giving the training a clear goal, pace and focus.
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Learn Fire, Electrical and ATEX Risks Together
Different risk types are combined in one scenario, from blocked access to fire equipment and non-Ex-rated equipment to missing grounding and potential ignition sources.
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Experience Human-Factor and Evacuation Errors
Encounter behavioral and procedural risks such as unauthorized hot work, welding near chemicals, smoking, blocked emergency exits and faulty panic bars.
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Measure Performance with Results and Scores
At the end of the training, identified risks can be reviewed again, while completion time and the leaderboard support engagement and make performance comparable.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Complete the Fire Awareness VR Risk Hunt in Four Steps
The participant signs in, receives the mission, identifies risks in the virtual factory within the allotted time and reviews performance in detail at the end of the training.
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Create Your Profile and Enter the Training
The participant selects an avatar, enters their name and enters the virtual factory through a personalized session.
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Receive Your Mission and Start the Risk Hunt
The system explains the mission: identify fire and explosion risks in the production area. The 24 risks and 10-minute time limit remain visible on screen.
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Identify Risks and Learn Why They Matter
Using the VR controller, the participant points to suspicious or non-compliant conditions. When a risk is correctly identified, the system immediately confirms it and explains why it is dangerous.
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Review Your Results and See Your Score
When the training ends, identified risks are reviewed with visuals and explanations, and the participant's completion time is compared with other users on the leaderboard.
Go beyond knowledge retention and develop the attention and decision-making reflexes your staff need to recognize hazards when they encounter them in the field.
WHO IS IT FOR?
For Teams Delivering Fire Awareness Training in Industrial Facilities
If your goal is for staff not only to know fire and explosion risks in theory, but also to recognize them and make the right decisions in a site-like environment, VR Risk Hunt fits directly into your training approach.
HSE and EHS Teams
Your safety teams can use a hands-on scenario to assess how accurately employees recognize fire, explosion, evacuation, electrical and ATEX risks.
Production and Plant Management
Production managers can involve employees in risk-awareness practice within a site-like environment without interrupting the real facility or exposing anyone to actual hazards.
Training, HR and L&D Teams
Training teams can complement traditional presentations and video content with experiential learning to strengthen engagement, repeatability and user-level performance tracking.
TRAINING CONTENT
Experience 24 Different Fire and Explosion Risks in a Single Virtual Factory
The scenario brings together multiple risk categories found in industrial facilities, from fire equipment and evacuation routes to electrical and ATEX non-compliance, human factors and chemical hazards.
Firefighting EquipmentAccess & Readiness
Emergency Exit & EvacuationEscape Safety
Electrical & ATEXExplosive Atmospheres
Grounding & SparksIgnition Sources
Hot Work & PermitsProcedural Safety
Smoking & Open FlamesBehavioral Risk
Chemical SpillsEnvironmental Hazard
Ventilation & GasWorkplace Safety
Every risk is more than just an “object to find.” When a participant makes a correct identification, the system explains why the risk is dangerous and what the potential consequences are, allowing gamification and technical learning to progress together.
WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE THE DEMO
Clarify How VR Risk Hunt Fits into Your Organization from the Start
Before the live demo, review the training flow, user experience, hardware requirements, user-level tracking approach and planned deployment scope for your organization.
Ready-to-Use, Gamified Training Scenario
Participants enter the virtual factory, receive their mission, search for risks, get feedback on correct identifications and reach the end-of-training evaluation.
10-Minute, Goal-Oriented Risk Hunt
The scenario is built around identifying 24 risks within a set time. The user interface continuously displays the remaining time and number of risks left to find.
User-Based Sessions and Tracking
Participants sign in by entering their name and selecting an avatar, linking the training experience to user-level result tracking.
VR Hardware
The training is delivered in virtual reality. During the demo discussion, we can review your existing VR hardware and the conditions for deployment within your organization.
Turkish Interface and Support
You can plan your internal rollout with a Turkish-language training flow, technical risk explanations and implementation support.
Deployment and Licensing Scope
Share your participant numbers, deployment model, hardware setup and reporting/support needs so our sales team can define the right scope for your organization.
WHAT DETERMINES THE ASSET SCOPE?
Define the VR Risk Hunt Scope Around Your Training Model
When defining the deployment scope, consider the number of users who will participate, your VR usage model and the installation, training, reporting and support structure you need.
Participant and Usage Scope
Plan which facilities, teams or employee groups will participate in the training and how frequently the application will be used.
Hardware and Deployment Model
Before the demo, review your existing VR hardware, training area and how the application would be delivered within your organization.
Training, Reporting and Support Needs
Share how you want to track participant results and the installation, training and support scope you need so we can tailor the discussion accordingly.
Cem Pekcan
Business Development Europe Representative
Hello, I am Cem! I work as the Business Development Europe Representative at RoT STUDIO. You can contact me using the information below if you have any questions or want to work with us!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Everything You Need to Know About Industrial Facility Fire Awareness VR Risk Hunt
Explore the key questions about how the training works, the risks it covers, its gamification and measurement approach, and how it can be deployed in your organization.
What is Industrial Facility Fire Awareness VR Risk Hunt?
It is a gamified VR training module in which staff actively identify fire and explosion risks in a virtual production area, receive immediate technical feedback on correct selections and review their performance at the end of the training.
How many risks are included and how long does the training take?
The scenario includes 24 different risks and a 10-minute countdown in the user interface. Participants can track both the remaining time and the number of risks identified throughout the training.
Which HSE risks are covered?
The scenario covers risks such as blocked access to fire equipment, emergency-exit and evacuation obstructions, electrical and ATEX non-compliance, grounding and ignition sources, hot-work and permit procedures, smoking, chemical spills, ventilation issues and hazardous gas accumulation.
What happens when a participant identifies a risk correctly?
The system immediately confirms the correct identification and displays an educational information panel explaining why the risk is dangerous and how it could lead to an incident or fire. This reinforces the correct choice with learning at the moment of action.
How is performance evaluated at the end of the training?
Participants can review the risks they identified with visuals and explanations. Completion time is reflected on the leaderboard, combining review with gamified performance comparison.
Which organizations is this training suitable for?
It is particularly suitable for heavy industry, manufacturing, energy, chemical and hazardous-material facilities that want to make fire and explosion awareness training more practical for HSE/EHS, production, operations and corporate training teams.
How can you plan a live demo and deployment scope?
You can request a live demo by sharing your participant profile, facility setup, existing VR hardware and training goals. The right usage, support and licensing scope for your organization can then be defined during the discussion.