Industries

VR training for your industry

Every industry has its own routines, risks and regulations. Our training addresses exactly these – with situations your employees know from their working day.

Food retail

In food retail, freshness, pace and customer contact come together. New employees and temporary staff have to learn many rules in a short time.

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Typical training content

  • FIFO principle: first in, first out when stocking shelves and storing goods
  • Best-before date checks and handling of goods nearing expiry
  • Freshness checks in the fruit and vegetable department
  • Chilled products: cold chain and temperature control
  • Dairy products: stocking, checks and refrigeration
  • Cleanliness and appealing product presentation

Bakeries

Strict hygiene requirements apply between the bakehouse and the sales counter – often at the start of an early-morning shift and under time pressure.

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Typical training content

  • Personal hygiene in bakehouse and shop
  • Allergen labelling and allergen management
  • Cleaning and disinfection schedules
  • Working safely with ovens and machines
  • Hygienic handling of unpackaged goods

Butcher shops

When processing meat and sausage products, hygiene, temperature control and occupational safety are especially critical.

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Typical training content

  • Hygiene in cutting and processing
  • Temperature control and cold chain
  • Working safely with knives and machines
  • Avoiding cross-contamination
  • Hygiene and advice at the service counter

Care professions

In care homes, hospitals and home care services, the right routines protect residents, patients and caregivers alike. In VR training, care staff and assistants practise everyday tasks before performing them on real people.

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Typical training content

  • Interacting and communicating with patients and residents
  • Bed making – including with bedridden patients
  • Positioning, mobilisation and back-friendly working
  • Assisting with personal hygiene and dressing
  • Help with eating and drinking
  • Hand hygiene and hand disinfection
  • Infection control and protective equipment
  • Fall and pressure ulcer prevention
  • Measuring vital signs and recognising warning signs
  • Caring for people with dementia
  • Responding to emergencies
  • Documentation and handover

Emergency medical services

In emergency medical services every minute counts – and yet hygiene, self-protection and procedures still have to be right. VR training lets crews practise call-outs in a structured way and without risk to patients.

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Typical training content

  • Hygiene and disinfection in the ambulance
  • Infection control and personal protective equipment
  • Structured procedures on call-outs
  • Communication and handover to the hospital
  • Onboarding new staff

Fire services

Many incident situations are hard to recreate realistically in drills. In VR training, firefighters practise procedures and decisions safely and as often as needed.

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Typical training content

  • Reconnaissance and size-up at the scene
  • Self-protection and safe operations
  • Crew procedures and communication
  • Responding to hazardous materials
  • Basic training and onboarding of new members

Security services

Security staff must act calmly and correctly in critical situations. VR training lets them practise such situations safely and as often as needed.

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Typical training content

  • Patrols and property protection
  • De-escalation and conflict situations
  • Emergency and evacuation procedures
  • Access control and communication
  • Onboarding for new sites

Hospitality & catering

Whether restaurant, canteen or catering: in the kitchen, hygiene and clean routines determine quality and the safety of guests.

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Typical training content

  • Kitchen hygiene and HACCP basics
  • Temperature control in storage and service
  • Allergens and labelling
  • Cleaning and disinfection
  • Fast onboarding of seasonal staff

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Process

Four steps to your certificate

  1. 01

    Initial consultation

    We discuss your needs: industry, number of participants, training goals and suitable funding options.

  2. 02

    Training concept

    You receive a concept with the training modules that fit your business and your participants.

  3. 03

    Training with VR headset

    Participants practise realistic situations from their working day – guided and with immediate feedback.

  4. 04

    Certificate

    On successful completion, participants receive their certificate and the business receives documentation.

Funding

We check what is possible for your business

Funding programmes for training exist at federal, state and employment agency level. Whether your business benefits, and to what extent, depends on its size, sector and training goal. We check this before quoting and support you with the application.

Let’s talk about your training needs

Briefly describe what you need. We will get back to you promptly and show you how VR training works in your business.