The Fire Handling Safety Training
The Fire Handling Training VR Simulation is a cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) training solution designed to prepare individuals and teams for real-world fire emergency scenarios. This immersive VR simulation provides a safe and controlled environment where trainees can learn, practice, and master critical fire handling skills, including fire prevention, firefighting techniques, and emergency response procedures.
Client Profile
Ajinomoto Indonesia Group, bagian dari Ajinomoto Group global, telah hadir di Indonesia sejak 1969. Saat ini, perusahaan mengoperasikan dua pabrik di Mojokerto dan Karawang (KIIC).
Grup ini terdiri dari PT Ajinomoto Indonesia, PT Ajinomoto Sales Indonesia, dan PT Ajinex International. Hingga kini, PT Ajinomoto Sales Indonesia memiliki empat kantor cabang penjualan yang berlokasi di Jakarta, Surabaya, Medan, dan Makassar.
Problem
​Traditional fire safety training methods have limitations:
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Live-fire exercises can be hazardous and expensive.
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Classroom training may lack realism and engagement.
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Teaching children about fire safety is challenging without interactive tools.
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Emergency response teams need more realistic training scenarios.
Solution
We created the Fire Handling Training VR Simulation to overcome these challenges. This immersive VR simulation provides a safe and controlled environment for trainees to:
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Learn critical fire prevention and firefighting skills.
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Experience realistic fire scenarios without real-world risks.
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Practice fire safety procedures effectively.
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Enhance teamwork and coordination during fire emergencies.
Spesification
Improved Readiness
Trainees are better prepared for actual fire emergencies, reducing response times and enhancing safety.
Cost Savings
Reduced training costs compared to live-fire exercises, with no safety risks.
Engagement
Increased engagement and retention of fire safety knowledge, particularly among children.
Safety
A safer learning environment for all trainees, whether they are firefighters, employees, students, or emergency response teams.