Hazard Identification- TSC Process Safety

On any industrial site or process plant, safety is everyone’s responsibility. However, new starters who have never worked in a safety-critical environment may not recognise hazards or feel confident enough to take action.

With our Hazard Identification simulation, learners are exposed to authentic industrial scenarios where they must identify potential hazards, assess risks, and take appropriate action – all within the bounds of their role. The training emphasises decision-making under pressure, reinforcing the importance of reporting hazards and seeking help when needed.

Key Features

• Realistic 3D XR Process Plant Environment – Experience lifelike safety scenarios in a fully interactive industrial setting.
• Hands-on Hazard Identification – Engage with dynamic safety challenges to recognise and mitigate risks.
• Decision-Based Learning – Test responses to workplace hazards and develop best-practice safety behaviours.
• Guided Feedback & Scoring – Learn how to document and communicate safety concerns effectively. Trainees get a score based on how they conduct themselves.
• Cloud, VR or PC – This training can be completed in a variety of immersive ways to suit different training needs.

• Understanding Hazard Categories: Identify and classify common industrial hazards, including physical, chemical, biological, ergonomic, and environmental risks.
• Application of Hazard Identification Tools: Develop proficiency in using industry-standard tools such as checklists, safety audits, and root cause analysis techniques.
• Recognising Workplace Warning Signs: Improve awareness of workplace warning signs, unsafe conditions, and subtle indicators of potential hazards.
• Implementation of Control Measures: Learn how to implement hazard control measures, including elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative actions, and PPE usage.
• Incident Reporting and Documentation: Gain skills in accurately reporting, documenting, and communicating hazards in compliance with safety protocols.
• Developing a Safety-First Mindset: Foster a proactive approach to hazard identification and contribute to a culture of safety within the workplace.