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Research Centre for Design for Safety Train-the-trainer Workshop

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Research Centre for Design for Safety Train-the-trainer Workshop


The Research Centre for Design for Safety Train-the-trainer Workshop under the theme of “Applying VR/Mixed-reality Interventions in Construction Safety Trainings” was successfully held on 22 February 2025 (Saturday). This event was co-organised with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Civil and Environmental Engineering Alumni Association (CEEAA) and supported by the Industrial Centre of PolyU, the Society of Registered Safety Officers, and the Hong Kong Association of Risk Management and Safety.

Attracting over 40 enthusiastic participants including CEE students, alumni, and industry partners, the workshop focused on the integration of virtual and mixed-reality technologies into construction safety education and training. Dr Nicole Yiu, Programme Leader of BSc (Hons) in Environmental and Occupational Safety & Health, presented the latest safety training criteria as outlined in the Code of Practice on Safety Management.

Participants also had the unique opportunity to participate in on-site demonstrations, through which they experienced first-hand the immersive training scenarios created by VR/MR technologies. This interactive workshop not only deepened their understanding of crucial construction safety protocols, but also equipped them with practical skills essential for their future careers in the industry.

We believe that this workshop successfully inspired our students and industry partners to embrace innovative learning methods and prioritise safety in their professional journeys. Together, we foster a culture of safety and pave the way for a safer construction industry through pioneering practices. 

https://www.polyu.edu.hk/cee/news-and-events/news/2025/20250227_news/


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