What we train here
Safety, security, first-level maintenance. Each scenario below is a three-to-five-scene training, ready in less than a week, in your setting.
Products, zones, PPE, safety showers, what to do: the hazard hunt in the unit.
Badge, airlock, unaccompanied visitor: the choice and its consequence.
Gaskets, torque, marking, equipment in the zone: the step-by-step procedure, every step on the real object.
Try the demo
Point your camera at the code, or open the link on this device. No account, no app. Demos are in French.
Why it sticks
Four pillars of learning (Stanislas Dehaene), lived in the demo above, in that order.
Attention
The trainee is in the scene: your setting, hazards on the real objects, a guiding voice.
Active engagement
Find every hazard, make a choice and live its consequence, run the procedure in order. No skipping.
Feedback
Every action gets an immediate answer; at the end, the results say what is mastered and what needs work.
Consolidation
The essentials at the end of the training (coming), then replay from a link or a QR code, in twenty languages.
Your sector’s dates
French Labour Code, art. R4412-38: information and training of exposed employees, renewed as needed.
French Labour Code, art. R4227-49: training of staff working in explosive atmospheres.
French Labour Code, art. L4141-2: every newcomer before the first shift, then at every change of post or technique.
Single risk assessment document updated at least yearly from eleven employees, with the prevention programme.
References given as guidance (French regulations); your exact obligations depend on your agreement and your counsel.
A five-day pilot, in your chemicals
Brief on Monday, studio-validated training in your teams’ hands on Friday. You decide after. Every project is quoted.