Customized Immersive Safety Experience Hall for Metallurgical Mines

Special operations such as metallurgy and mining, welding, and high-voltage electrical work demand extremely high operational precision and emergency response capabilities. Untrained personnel lack systematic training, are unfamiliar with operating procedures, and do not grasp key points of risk prevention and control, making them highly prone to accidents caused by operational errors. The insufficient safety capabilities of management should also not be overlooked.

Safety education experience centers can fundamentally address these issues through scenario-based, immersive equipment, transforming safety training from "passive indoctrination" into "active practice."

To address the skill gaps of special operations personnel, a full-scenario immersive simulator and a certification examination simulation system form a closed-loop training process. The simulator uses millimeter-level 3D modeling to recreate special operation scenarios such as mine support, welding, and high-voltage electrical work, combined with haptic feedback, sound, light, and electrical effects, to accurately simulate consequences like roof collapses and arc burns caused by unlicensed operations, allowing trainees to accumulate practical experience in a controlled environment. The examination system strictly aligns with the standards of special operations qualification tests, capturing operational details in real time and providing intelligent scoring, generating personalized improvement plans to ensure trainees master the core skills required for qualified上岗 (job placement), thereby eliminating the risk of unlicensed operations at the source.

To address the issue of management failing assessments, the metal smelting safety decision simulator and the safety management sand table simulation system deliver targeted solutions. The decision simulator simulates sudden scenarios such as equipment failures and personnel violations, testing management's risk judgment, emergency command, and system formulation capabilities, supported by a legal and regulatory knowledge base to help managers quickly meet assessment standards. The sand table simulation system, through multi-role collaborative exercises, enables management to become familiar with the entire process of hazard identification, responsibility implementation, and emergency response, enhancing their overall coordination and risk control capabilities, thereby preventing safety risks from being amplified due to poor decision-making.