Any operation that makes real-life training hazardous or difficult to simulate is a candidate, such as what to do if a tractor trailer is caught in a rollover. Where complex or expensive equipment must be used to simulate a very expensive crane, fighter jet, or piece of production equipment. Where there is a need for portable training. Virtual reality programs allow companies to deliver realistic training anywhere in the world, over Internet sites, through corporate networks, and so on. Affordable virtual reality application is worth looking at.
Prices vary depending on complexity and objectives.
One possible scenario is a virtual safety mock-up program. A worker enters a hazardous area. If he follows all procedures correctly, he completes the test and passes. But if he fails in any way, he experiences a virtual accident or worse. Just like Joe the crane operator.