Not a nice-to-have. Training built around your equipment and procedures, so the first time on the job isn’t the first time they’ve done it.
Start with a fixed-price pilot, judged against measures we agree before we start.
Figures from Aberwla, built for Gwynedd Council. Awards: Enginuity Skills Innovation of the Year 2023, with PM Training, and Wales Technology Awards 2024 winner, Best EdTech Application.
A two-page business case you can forward: what a pilot costs, where the value comes from, how risk is managed and how to judge whether it worked. Tell us where to send it and it's yours straight away.
In PM Training's simulation, trainees work the signalling and a train runs the route they set, right or wrong. It won the Enginuity Skills Innovation of the Year Award 2023.
Trainees see for themselves what a wrong decision does to a moving train.
Work that is done every day stops feeling like something that can't go wrong.
People take the time to do each step, and speak up when someone else doesn't.
The three outcomes PM Training set for the simulation
"I didn't think you could use VR for signal engineering. You have proved me wrong!"
No brief needed and no sales deck. Pick the one task you most need people to get right, and we will show you what practising it would look like.
An SOP, a manual page, or a few lines describing the task. Add CAD or photos if you have them.
What we would build, on what device, how long it takes, how we'll measure whether it worked, and a fixed price. You hear from us the next working day, and the plan follows within 5 working days.
One real task your people can practise, from £8,000 to £20,000, judged against the measures we agreed. It becomes the base of anything you build next.
If VR isn't the right tool for your task, the plan will say so and suggest what is.
Not sure yet? We built Acuity a working demo first, so their client could see the tool before the full build.
ATXR took a concept that's hard to explain and made it something our prospects can see and try for themselves. Scanning a QR code on a real length of HV cable and watching our data appear right above it, on a headset or an iPad, gets the point across in seconds. It's become a standout part of how we show what our software can do.
