
This training module offers an engaging way to understand and retain critical Line of Fire rules, including dropped object prevention, caught-in-between hazard scenarios, and pressure release safety. Users experience real-life situations that lead to incidents, helping them comprehend the reasons behind safety protocols.
Through this module, you'll learn to navigate real-life scenarios, understand the critical importance of Line of Fire safety protocols, and develop habits that ensure both personal and team safety in the workplace.
Understand and apply essential Line of Fire safety rules.
Recognize and mitigate common Line of Fire hazards.
Develop habits to maintain situational awareness and readiness.
Implement effective safety measures to prevent incidents.
Enhanced hazard recognition
Improved decision-making under pressure
Proactive risk assessment
Effective safety planning
Understanding the dangers associated with the line of fire. This training is designed to equip workers with critical awareness and techniques to minimize fatigue and dangers.
Line of Fire Safety are prevalent across all heavy industries. This training is ideal for professionals working in:
Training experiences are designed to increase hazard awareness, improve decision-making, and enhance on-site safety.
Audio-visual Training | Pixaera Training | Impact |
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Information-dense and difficult to follow | Story-driven modules based on real-life incidents and characters | Increased hazard recognition and risk assessment |
Passive experience in the third person | First-person experience as the main protagonist with the ability to stop work | Improved intervention and decision-making on-site |
Lack of real experiences of failure | Experience failures, injuries, and fatalities in a hyper-realistic way to avoid repeating in the real world | Increased confidence and psychological safety |
Minimal data capture | Detailed data tracking & assessment segmented by region and group | Reduction of learning time spent on specific training |
Hyper-realistic, story-driven simulations put trainees in situations that could lead to SIFs. By not just observing but experiencing dramatic incidents, trainees learn by doing – the most effective way to train.
“I also think gamification is massive. I'm seeing a generational shift. People now expect a lot. They're used to great quality products, things that they can access in their personal life. And they expect the same in training. They expect it to be fun, engaging and effective. They're not going to be able to settle for what we've done in the past."
“Quite frankly, I was blown away the first time I saw it. It really feels like you are dropped on an offshore platform or into an operating plant somewhere in the world.”
The intuitive nature allows us to replace our 15-year-old lock-out training for a 12,500 global workforce.
“The high level of engagement and knowledge retention proves we’ve made the right decision. It’s not just about compliance—it’s about making safety second nature.”
“For the first time, we saw employees lining up, eager to experience safety training. That was a breakthrough moment.”
“I also think gamification is massive. I'm seeing a generational shift. People now expect a lot. They're used to great quality products, things that they can access in their personal life. And they expect the same in training. They expect it to be fun, engaging and effective. They're not going to be able to settle for what we've done in the past."
“Quite frankly, I was blown away the first time I saw it. It really feels like you are dropped on an offshore platform or into an operating plant somewhere in the world.”
The intuitive nature allows us to replace our 15-year-old lock-out training for a 12,500 global workforce.
“The high level of engagement and knowledge retention proves we’ve made the right decision. It’s not just about compliance—it’s about making safety second nature.”
“For the first time, we saw employees lining up, eager to experience safety training. That was a breakthrough moment.”