PC-based simulators are a proven operator training and assessment tool for the construction, mining and forestry industries. They provide vital hands-on experience to trainees in a safe, instructionally-designed environment, using only a high-end PC or laptop and off-the-shelf gaming controls.
They have been proven to reduce training costs, increase operator productivity, and help minimize the safety risks associated with operator inexperience. And they can do all of this at a fraction of the cost of a full-motion platform simulator.
These are not video games - they are instructionally-designed training tools that teach trainees "muscle memory" for common machine tasks. They make the transition to field training on an actual machine much easier and faster, because trainees have a keen sense of what to do.
Because PC-based simulators capture data throughout each simulation, they can be powerful assessment tools for your operation - helping you to identify operator candidates with the greatest natural aptitude BEFORE you hire them. You'll be more likely to hire a worker who will operate safely and meet your productivity targets.
PC-based equipment simulation: 3 case histories demonstrate its significant benefits
Updated: Mar 15
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