Safetyverse

Rules can be learned.
Decisions take practice.

HSE training moves into a 3D worksite. A learning game to recognise risks, complete activities and try again, on desktop and mobile.

Safetyverse
Learning game · Health, safety, environment

Between knowing a rule
and applying it,
there is a decision.

Choosing protective equipment. Recognising a risky action. Checking a tool before using it. Safety takes shape through practical decisions within an operating context.

Safetyverse brings these situations into an interactive experience that complements HSE training. Participants explore a worksite, encounter tasks and receive feedback on their choices.

Context
HSE training
Format
3D learning game
Devices
Desktop and mobile

A working day.
A sequence of decisions.

Safetyverse · Working at height scenario
One of the game scenarios focused on workplace safety.

Explore the context.

Move around the worksite and recognise situations that need attention.

Act and receive feedback.

Complete activities, choose how to respond and observe the outcome in the game.

Try again with greater awareness.

The score and completion of the working day offer a reference for revisiting choices and improving the approach.

Game design,
with a learning purpose.

The project structures content around working situations and clear goals. Its visual language makes the environment, characters and actions readable; game mechanics support participation and repetition.

The experience complements a training programme, with access from PCs and smartphones. The rules stay the same; the way people encounter and practise them changes.

Observe. Choose. Try again.
An interaction loop built around learning goals.

Practice can begin
before reaching the worksite.

For an HSE team, the point is to make procedures something people can rehearse. A short, repeatable experience creates room to work on choices and discuss them during training.

Which decisions does
your team need to practise?

Let’s turn your content into an experience that people can put into practice.

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