VR Simulation
High-voltage electrical training. Without the risk. Without limits on repetition.
Safe, repeatable training for electrical installations and high-voltage environments. From the golden rules of electrical safety to complex switching operations and emergency response — students practice in a realistic simulated environment before they set foot near real equipment.
Through the lens
See exactly what your students see near the high-voltage equipment.
This is the live simulation running on the headset. Students work through a switching operation step by step, with their own hands, in an environment that looks and behaves like the real installation.
- Switching sequence
- Voltage check
- Lock-out / tag-out
POV capture — High-Voltage Electrical simulation.
What makes it different
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Train without the risk
High-voltage work carries real consequences. In the simulation, students rehearse switching operations, fault isolation, and emergency response in a realistic environment — with no exposure to live equipment and no chance of injury.
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Hands-on, with their own hands
The simulation runs on a standalone headset with hand tracking. Students operate switchgear, apply lock-out / tag-out, and verify the absence of voltage using their own hands — the same actions they will perform on the real installation.
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The golden rules in context
The golden rules of electrical safety stop being a list to memorise. Students apply them in order, inside a realistic substation scenario, and see what happens when a step is missed.
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Repeat until it is second nature
Every operation can be repeated as many times as needed, at no extra cost and with no setup. Students practise the full sequence again and again before they ever set foot near real equipment.
How a session runs
Every session follows the same loop — until the safe sequence becomes second nature.
From lock-out to fault response, students run the full switching operation as many times as they need.
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Isolate
Lock-out / tag-out
The student isolates the installation, applies lock-out and tag-out, and secures the equipment so no one can re-energise it during the work.
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Verify
Check for voltage
Following the golden rules, the student confirms the absence of voltage before going any further — the step that protects everything that follows.
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Operate
Run the switching sequence
The student performs the substation switching operation in the correct order, with live guidance and the chance to correct a wrong move on the spot.
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Respond
Handle the incident
When a fault or electrical accident is introduced, the student identifies and isolates it and follows the emergency response — practising the judgement that counts under pressure.
What it covers
Golden rules of electrical safety
The foundational safety protocols every technician must internalise before working near high-voltage equipment — applied in context, not just memorised from a slide.
Substation switching operations
Step-by-step switching procedures in a realistic substation environment. Students practice the correct sequence, verify safety conditions, and handle exceptions — without any risk to real infrastructure.
Fault identification and isolation
Diagnosing electrical faults, identifying the affected section, and applying isolation procedures safely. Multiple fault scenarios with varying complexity.
Emergency response to electrical accidents
Response to electric shock, arc flash, and equipment failure. Coordination with emergency services, application of first aid protocols in electrical contexts.
Lock-out / tag-out procedures
Safe isolation verification, personal protection application, and documentation — practiced until it becomes automatic.
Who it's for
- Electrical engineering and installations vocational programs
- Utility company technician training
- Industrial maintenance programs
- Health and safety training for technical staff
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Give your students unlimited practice on high-voltage scenarios — safely.
See the simulation with your program's protocols in a 20-minute demo.
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