VR Safety Training for Hazardous Work Environment

Mining operations inherently involve dangerous work conditions including underground collapses, toxic gas exposures, and equipment failures Traditional safety training methods—such as classroom lectures and physical drills—are limited in providing the immersive, hands-on experience required for effective hazard recognition and emergency response. This paper presents a Virtual Reality (VR) training system designed specifically for mining work environments. Through realistic simulations of mining hazards (e.g., roof collapses, gas leaks, conveyor belt failures), the proposed system offers a risk-free, interactive platform to enhance safety awareness and preparedness among mining personnel. By integrating adaptive feedback, scenario-based assessments, and AI-driven simulations, the VR training platform aims to reduce accidents, improve response times, and ultimately contribute to a safer mining industry. Pilot tests indicate strong potential for improved hazard recognition and enhanced learning outcomes compared to conventional safety methods.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Published
2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i03.46281
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Human-Automation Interaction and Safety
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VR Safety Training for Hazardous Work Environment

Shrutkirti Shahaji Shinde, Nikhil Yede, Vaibhav Samale, Prof. Apurva Pilay -
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Human-Automation Interaction and Safety
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VR Safety Training for Hazardous Work Environment

Shrutkirti Shahaji Shinde, Nikhil Yede, Vaibhav Samale, Prof. Apurva Pilay -
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Abstract

Mining operations inherently involve dangerous work conditions including underground collapses, toxic gas exposures, and equipment failures Traditional safety training methods—such as classroom lectures and physical drills—are limited in providing the immersive, hands-on experience required for effective hazard recognition and emergency response. This paper presents a Virtual Reality (VR) training system designed specifically for mining work environments. Through realistic simulations of mining hazards (e.g., roof collapses, gas leaks, conveyor belt failures), the proposed system offers a risk-free, interactive platform to enhance safety awareness and preparedness among mining personnel. By integrating adaptive feedback, scenario-based assessments, and AI-driven simulations, the VR training platform aims to reduce accidents, improve response times, and ultimately contribute to a safer mining industry. Pilot tests indicate strong potential for improved hazard recognition and enhanced learning outcomes compared to conventional safety methods.

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