GW Pro VR is a ready made virtual reality training platform focused on industrial health, safety and technical skills. It delivers immersive simulations that align with safety standards such as OSHA and NEBOSH, and with vocational training requirements. Its content library includes a broad set of modules, from working at height and confined space entry to fire safety, electrical safety and first aid. Every module runs in three modes, Study, Training and Exam, letting learners learn, practise and be assessed virtually. GWPro also offers custom VR development, so organisations with specific training needs can commission bespoke scenarios, with localisation into 30 or more languages and analytics or LMS integration.
Wide content library
A large set of pre-built industrial safety and health, safety and environment modules.
Three training modes
Each module offers Study, Training and Exam modes for learning, practising and assessment.
Regulatory alignment
Simulations follow OSHA and NEBOSH best practices and standards.
Localisation
Supports 30 or more languages across UI, voiceovers and subtitles for global rollout.
Multiplayer and collaboration
Custom developed simulations can include multiplayer to train teams together.
Cross platform support
Compatible with many 6 degree of freedom VR headsets, including Meta Quest, Pico Neo, HTC and PC VR.
Custom scenario development
The ability to build tailored VR simulations for a company's specific training needs.
Analytics and reporting
Tracks progress, performance and completion rates, integrating with LMS via SCORM or xAPI.
Safety focused simulations
Modules covering first aid, fire safety, working at height, lockout tagout and confined space entry.
Short module duration
Each study module is designed to take 30 minutes or less.
Health and safety training
Train staff in workplace safety, hazard recognition, correct PPE use, fire safety and first aid.
Vocational and technical training
For industries like construction, manufacturing and oil and gas, teaching working at height, LOTO and confined space entry.
Onboarding and compliance
New employees learn safety protocols in a risk free but realistic environment.
Assessment and certification
The Exam mode certifies employees' understanding and competence in safety procedures.
Global training programmes
Modules localised into many languages let companies train diverse workforces worldwide.
Custom scenario deployment
For unique or high risk environments, businesses can commission bespoke VR training tailored to their processes.
Team based and collaborative training
Multiplayer VR sessions let teams train together, such as in coordinated safety drills.
Industrial and manufacturing companies
Organisations in high risk industries such as construction, energy and manufacturing that need to train for safety critical tasks.
Health, safety and environment teams
HSE managers, training leads and safety officers looking for scalable, engaging safety training.
Educational institutions and vocational colleges
Schools or colleges teaching vocational skills and health and safety as part of their curriculum.
Global enterprises
Businesses with a distributed workforce who need training localised into many languages.
Training and compliance departments
Teams needing to assess and certify employees efficiently while reducing the risk of real world training incidents.
Organisations needing custom training
Companies with specific or proprietary procedures who want bespoke VR simulations.
Technical readiness and platform setup
- Confirm headset compatibility and ensure devices are updated to the latest firmware
- Validate network stability for content downloads and analytics sync, and confirm sufficient storage
- Create an organisational admin account and set up trainer, facilitator and learner permissions
- Upload branding elements and connect LMS integration via SCORM or xAPI if used
Content and scenario preparation
- Select training scenarios relevant to your programme and upload any custom content if supported
- Configure assessment scoring and test each scenario for smooth playback and correct branching
- Prepare facilitator notes and training documentation, and optimise the physical training space
Session setup and delivery
- Train facilitators on starting sessions, monitoring progress and exporting results
- Preload modules onto each headset, check battery levels, and run a test session before launching to learners
- Begin sessions with a short VR orientation and monitor progress from the trainer dashboard
Operational support and review
- Establish a routine for sanitising headsets and maintaining charging cycles
- Keep firmware and app updates aligned across all devices, and maintain troubleshooting documentation
- Export performance reports, gather facilitator insights, and plan iterative improvements to the programme
Training modules
The bundle (all VR trainings)
Train your professional skills in GWPro VR Training safely and in correspondence with international standards, OSHA, NEBOSH and ISO.
First Aid
Learn what to do in a critical situation, how to organise colleagues, and gain life saving skills including CPR, bandaging and injury assessment.
Risk Assessment
Take on the role of a health and safety engineer, inspecting a large industrial site indoors and outdoors, identifying risks and ways to eliminate them.
Personal Protective Equipment
Learn to equip basic and advanced PPE for electrical work at 1kV, 10kV, 15kV and 25kV, and chemical hazard levels A through D.
Wedge Lock Scaffolding
Build several levels of wedge scaffolding step by step, including document preparation, work permits, taping the perimeter and tool preparation.
Baker Scaffolding
Learn to assemble Baker scaffolding correctly, eliminate hazards on site, move equipment, and understand the different parts of the system.
Trenching and Excavation Safety
Eliminate risks on an excavation site, communicate with workers, move equipment, and identify soil type, slopes and required work for each.
Work at Height
Prepare for work at height, collect tools, climb using different insurance modes, move safely, and stop unsafe behaviour from other employees.
Confined Space Entry
Recreate preparation to enter a permit required confined space, learn warning signs, atmospheric testing, and safe teamwork.
Forklift Inspection
Prepare a forklift for a job, learn to spot problems and malfunctions, and finish with the forklift ready to go.
Forklift Hazard Recognition
Eliminate workplace hazards associated with forklift operation and learn the consequences of incorrect use across different workplaces.
Electrical Safety
Prepare for work on switchgear, wear the right PPE, check the work permit, disconnect and remove the switchgear cell, and finish with the foreman.
Fire Safety (Hangar)
Call the fire brigade, evacuate according to plan, trigger the manual alarm, follow escape routes and use a fire extinguisher correctly.
Fire Safety (Office)
Call the fire brigade, evacuate according to plan, trigger the manual alarm, follow escape routes and use a fire extinguisher correctly.
Hot Work
Work as part of a supervisor led team completing a briefing, PPE checks, permit checks, gas analysis and protecting the hot work area.
Load Slinging
Choose the right type of slinging based on the load's weight, dimensions and the capacity of textile or iron slings.
Lockout Tagout
Physically isolate electrical and hydraulic hazardous energy using LOTO tools, blockers, individual locks and signed, dated tags.
Underground Roof Fall Hazard Assessment
Identify hazards around a tunnel face after blasting in mining or tunnelling operations, and assess whether further ground support is needed.
Maintenance Safety
Prepare tools and safety measures for chemical pipeline work, read schematics, shut down and lockout tagout valves, and wash the pipeline.
Truck Preparation for Driving
Complete full preparation to drive a loaded truck, identifying hazards, checking equipment and testing all necessary processes.
Road Accident with Dangerous Goods
Respond to a road accident involving a truck carrying dangerous goods, evaluate risk, check equipment and communicate with coordinators.
Arc Flash (Flashover)
Act as an electrician across two scenarios, choosing PPE, using a meter, applying lockout tagout, and understanding arc flash safety.
Workplace Safety
Identify hazards around different workplaces, PPE gaps, heat exposure, damaged tools and poor lighting, with randomised scenarios to reinforce learning.
