COMIT March 2017 - Virtual Reality for Zero Harm
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Harry Parnell from Balfour Beatty showed how VR is being used to help achieve Zero Harm. Presented at the COMIT Community Day held at Bentley in London on 2nd March 2017
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COMIT March 2017 - Virtual Reality for Zero Harm
- 1. Virtual Reality for Zero Harm COMIT Community Day – March 2017
- 2. HSE Safety Topics Site organisation Slips, trips and falls Work at height Structural stability Cranes Electricity Fire Demolition Mobile plant and vehicles
- 3. A46 – Incident – 2010 – Zone Safe Training 3
- 4. Plant People Interface Cards – 2011
- 5. M4 – M5 Smart Motorways 2012 - 2014 5
- 6. Plant People Interface Card – Refresh 2014
- 7. Plant People Interface App 2014 7
- 8. M25 Smart Motorways – 2015
- 9. M5 Smart Motorways 2016 – My Contribution
- 10. 3D Repo - 11
- 11. M5 Smart Motorways – 2017 Virtual Reality – Plant People Interface Training 12
- 12. Live Demo – Sorry Recorded Video 13
- 13. Three Scenarios – Proof of Concept 14
- 14. Feedback.. BBV Project Director “ As new people join projects we need to be able to give them People Plant Interface “red zone” training, effectively getting them to understand where and where not to stand relative to plant. Where possible /practicable this can be done in a live scenario. But this is not always possible (plant, operator and space availability) and I see Virtual Reality (VR) as a tool to allow this training to be undertaken anywhere and at any-time. It will allow personnel to practice and experience safe positioning around plant. “ Richard Turnbull M5 Smart Motorway Project Director
- 15. • feedback now from well over 200 people; • the main thing that people feel would improve the scenarios and make them more ‘real’, would be if we could get the plant moving when immersed in the environment/Exclusion Zone. • They want the feeling as though when you enter the RED (Bad) exclusion zone, the piece of plant swings towards you, and ‘Virtually’ hits you. They feel this would add the shock factor, and add more to the safety seriousness message. 16 Feedback M5 Smart Motorways Site Team
- 16. 17 Feedback Balfour Beatty Canary Wharf 1.) can we get two or more people in the environment 2.) can we get people doing tasks? This will help with awareness on what is happening around them 3.) used to review safe systems of work 4.) movement of equipment / plant / carriageway 5.) sounds from the highways, cars trucks moving in the open lanes in the 360 example. 6.) sounds of plant (record sounds from site? This will make you get more submerged in the environment. 8.) Have people moving around the outside. Use two controllers to drive the excavator forwards backwards. Martin Brock Head of HSE&S Balfour Beatty Major Projects Stephen Tarr Managing Director Balfour Beatty Major Projects
- 17. 18 Feedback Highways England and Supply Chain I believe the system you have developed will improve H&S on scheme as the operatives can experience what it is like working near to machinery etc before being placed in any danger. Until you have actually experienced sitting in a excavator or using your virtual reality equipment operatives do not understand what the drivers can see. Neil Brooksbank FLUOR LIMITED Ian Wright Highways England ? Janice Allen Highways England ?
- 18. Any Questions 20