The #1 Occupational First Aid VR Training

Energize your Occupational First Aid training sessions with realistic virtual reality (VR) case studies

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A virtual reality training module for occupational first aid

SST VR is an innovative tool designed for first aid trainers. It replaces traditional paper-based case studies or time-consuming staged scenarios with immersive virtual reality experiences.

For 4 to 5 minutes, your trainee is sensitized then immersed in an interactive 360° accident scenario. It features real people for greater realism and empathy-driven awareness. The action takes place just meters away from the learners, creating an immediate sense of presence.

During a first aid training session, you can directly assess your trainees' analytical skills and decision-making abilities, giving them every chance to provide better assistance in the event of an accident. They learn to better manage their emotions by practicing making the right decisions in a realistic immersive simulation.

Our VR first aid case studies integrate seamlessly into the 14 hours of an initial first aid course or the 7 hours of a refresher course. You complete a case study compliant with the INRS curriculum in just 4 to 5 minutes.

Listening, involvement and retention for every learner is dramatically increased. Trainees realize within seconds that an accident can happen at any moment and that victims will be counting on them. 15 scenarios allow each learner to experience a unique situation shared with the rest of the group on screen or projector.

How it works

Training in 4 simple steps

Scenario selection

The trainer selects the case study suited to the pedagogical progression from the control interface. 15 available scenarios covering all situations in the occupational first aid curriculum.

Immersion

The learner puts on the VR headset and is immersed in a realistic work environment. They discover the accident scene and must analyze the situation.

Interactive responses

The learner interacts with the environment and the victim: they protect, alert, examine and provide first aid following the occupational first aider's procedure.

Debriefing

The trainer debriefs the session with the entire group. The automatically generated report details the actions taken, mistakes made and areas for improvement.

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Scenario selection

The trainer selects the case study suited to the pedagogical progression from the control interface. 15 available scenarios covering all situations in the occupational first aid curriculum.

Immersion

The learner puts on the VR headset and is immersed in a realistic work environment. They discover the accident scene and must analyze the situation.

Interactive responses

The learner interacts with the environment and the victim: they protect, alert, examine and provide first aid following the occupational first aider's procedure.

Debriefing

The trainer debriefs the session with the entire group. The automatically generated report details the actions taken, mistakes made and areas for improvement.

15 scenarios

Immersive case studies covering the first aid curriculum

Each scenario immerses the learner in a realistic workplace accident situation. They must apply the Occupational First Aider's procedure: protect, examine, alert and rescue.

Severe bleeding

"No time to waste!"

The learner must identify a hemorrhage and perform compression techniques to stop the bleeding.

Choking

"Fresh croissants"

Managing a choking victim: back blows, abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver).

Unconscious person breathing

"NesPre Chaud What'else"

Placing an unconscious but breathing victim into the recovery position (lateral safety position).

Unconscious person not breathing

"The Emperor's steps"

Detecting cardiac arrest, alerting emergency services, performing CPR and using an automated external defibrillator (AED).

Sudden illness

"Open-Space"

Managing a victim experiencing sudden illness: rest positioning, questioning, alerting and monitoring.

Deep wound

"Watch the cutter!"

Managing a serious wound: protection, cleaning, pressure dressing and appropriate waiting position.

Emergency extraction

"Get out, quickly!"

Emergency extraction techniques for a victim in immediate danger (smoke, explosion risk).

COVID patient care

"Barrier measures"

Protocol for managing a victim in an infectious risk context (barrier measures, personal protective equipment).

Burn injury

"It burns!"

Managing a burn victim: cooling, burn protection, severity assessment and alerting.

Trauma injury

"Ouch, my arm!"

Managing a limb trauma: immobilization, monitoring, victim stabilization and waiting for emergency services.

Electric shock

"High voltage"

Securing the scene, cutting off the electrical source and managing an electrocution victim.

Fall from height

"Vertigo"

Managing a fall victim: assessment, cervical spine immobilization and monitoring.

Limb amputation

"The construction site accident"

Managing a traumatic amputation: compression, preservation of the severed limb and alerting emergency services.

Poisoning

"Strange smell"

Identifying signs of poisoning, ensuring safety, ventilation and managing the victim.

Road accident

"On the road"

Securing the area, assessing victims and providing first aid while waiting for professional emergency responders.

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Severe bleeding

The learner must identify a hemorrhage and perform compression techniques to stop the bleeding.

Choking

Managing a choking victim: back blows, abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver).

Unconscious person breathing

Placing an unconscious but breathing victim into the recovery position (lateral safety position).

Unconscious person not breathing

Detecting cardiac arrest, alerting emergency services, performing CPR and using an automated external defibrillator (AED).

Sudden illness

Managing a victim experiencing sudden illness: rest positioning, questioning, alerting and monitoring.

Deep wound

Managing a serious wound: protection, cleaning, pressure dressing and appropriate waiting position.

Emergency extraction

Emergency extraction techniques for a victim in immediate danger (smoke, explosion risk).

COVID patient care

Protocol for managing a victim in an infectious risk context (barrier measures, personal protective equipment).

Burn injury

Managing a burn victim: cooling, burn protection, severity assessment and alerting.

Trauma injury

Managing a limb trauma: immobilization, monitoring, victim stabilization and waiting for emergency services.

Electric shock

Securing the scene, cutting off the electrical source and managing an electrocution victim.

Fall from height

Managing a fall victim: assessment, cervical spine immobilization and monitoring.

Limb amputation

Managing a traumatic amputation: compression, preservation of the severed limb and alerting emergency services.

Poisoning

Identifying signs of poisoning, ensuring safety, ventilation and managing the victim.

Road accident

Securing the area, assessing victims and providing first aid while waiting for professional emergency responders.

Immerse your trainees in realistic workplace accident scenarios

The complete trainer interface

The trainer interface allows you to wirelessly control the entire session from your computer.

Wireless control

Select a scenario, send it to the headset and watch the action live — all wirelessly.

Live monitoring

Follow the learner's decisions in real time while sharing them with the entire group on screen or projector.

Complete debriefing

Conclude with a complete debriefing of the responses provided, with an automatic detailed report of all actions taken.

5 min

setup time

2 m²

space required

< 3 kg

total kit weight

internet access required

Using a standalone headset with hand tracking means you don't need to manage the headset and ensures immediate trainee adoption. A standard computer is all you need to run SST VR.

Video testimonials

Trainers talk about SST VR

Co-design

A module designed by and for trainers

Our SST VR Occupational First Aid training module was imagined and designed in partnership with the Preventirisk pedagogical team to bridge the gap between trainer needs, scenario capture and the development of 360° virtual reality safety training solutions.

Discover a presentation of SST VR by its co-designer Nicolas Poussart (Preventirisk)

35,000+

trainees trained with SST VR since launch

150

trainees trained per day maximum with a single SST VR kit

The SST VR kit

Everything you need for your first aid training

The SST VR kit includes all the equipment needed to integrate virtual reality into your Occupational First Aid training sessions. Compact and lightweight, it sets up in just a few minutes.

5 min

Setup

4-5 min

Per trainee

First aid scenarios

< 3 kg

Of equipment

2 m²

Free space

Internet required

For trainers

Do you recognize yourself in these challenges?

Refresh my approach

I want to refresh and energize my training approach around first aid techniques and life-saving actions.

Save time

Preparing impactful first aid case studies takes a great deal of time.

Engage my trainees

My trainees are not always sufficiently engaged during my first aid and life-saving training sessions.

Stand out

It is difficult to stand out in the field of occupational first aid training.

Curriculum compliance

I want to be sure that I am using tools that comply with the INRS curriculum framework.

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Pedagogical advantages

Why choose SST VR for your training?

SST VR brings significant added value to your Occupational First Aid training, for both the trainer and the learners.

Realistic case studies

VR case studies offer a level of realism impossible to achieve with traditional methods. The learner faces emotions and stress levels close to real-life situations.

Time savings for the trainer

No more need to prepare complex staging with volunteers and makeup. The trainer launches the scenario with one click and can focus on the pedagogy.

Learner engagement

Virtual reality captures attention and drives trainee engagement. Listening, involvement and retention for every learner is dramatically increased.

Reproducibility and standardization

Each session presents exactly the same scenario, ensuring fair assessment and consistent training for all learners.

Complete curriculum coverage

The 15 scenarios cover all situations required by the INRS occupational first aid curriculum, allowing all required competencies to be addressed.

Automatic training report

Each session generates a detailed report of the learner's actions, facilitating competency assessment and tracking pedagogical progress.

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Realistic case studies

VR case studies offer a level of realism impossible to achieve with traditional methods. The learner faces emotions and stress levels close to real-life situations.

Time savings for the trainer

No more need to prepare complex staging with volunteers and makeup. The trainer launches the scenario with one click and can focus on the pedagogy.

Learner engagement

Virtual reality captures attention and drives trainee engagement. Listening, involvement and retention for every learner is dramatically increased.

Reproducibility and standardization

Each session presents exactly the same scenario, ensuring fair assessment and consistent training for all learners.

Complete curriculum coverage

The 15 scenarios cover all situations required by the INRS occupational first aid curriculum, allowing all required competencies to be addressed.

Automatic training report

Each session generates a detailed report of the learner's actions, facilitating competency assessment and tracking pedagogical progress.

Testimonials

What our users say about SST VR

"Training with the digital enhancement allows us to be directly immersed in the environment where the victim is located."

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First Aid Trainee

Initial First Aid Training

"The virtual headset training is a real plus. The role-play scenario adds stress and helps put things in perspective for a situation that could be real."

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First Aid Trainee

Initial First Aid Training

"As a trainer, I save valuable time on case studies and the realism really resonates with the trainees."

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First Aid Trainer

Training organization

"Top-notch training, interesting and very lively. VR is an excellent complementary tool to real life. I highly recommend this training to everyone!"

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First Aid Trainee

Skills Maintenance and Update