Escape Games

Key Benefits of Escape Games

• 13 ready-to-play scenarios, about 30 minutes each, on the main workplace hazards
• Three ways to play: as a race (one tablet per team), all together in front of the big screen, or solo on phones
• A remote control on a phone for the facilitator: hints, pause, extra time, solutions
• A built-in debriefing: the key message and the source of each puzzle

The Training Challenges

A safety rule that is only heard is soon forgotten. In an escape game, every puzzle forces players to apply it: choose the right equipment, read an instruction, find the right procedure. The clock creates positive pressure, the team has to communicate and share roles, and a rule discovered while playing stays in mind far longer than one that was read.

Objectives of the Escape Games Training

Each scenario locks the players in a work situation. To get out before time runs out, they search the room, gather clues and open padlocks by applying good practice. Each puzzle reveals a rule, which is reviewed in the debriefing.

For the Learner:

• Apply safety rules to solve the puzzles, rather than just listening to them,
• Cooperate: communicate, listen and share roles under time pressure,
• Remember what matters thanks to the "What you needed to remember" debriefing, puzzle by puzzle.

For the Company:

• Run a memorable workshop for a safety day, a seminar or newcomer onboarding,
• Choose the hazard to work on among 13 scenarios, at discovery or confirmed level,
• Facilitate without heavy preparation: a guide for each scenario (puzzle flow, solutions, hints) and a remote control to stay in charge,
• Play with real objects too: with a simple accessory pack (padlocks, invisible ink and UV lamp, magnifying glass), at least three puzzles per scenario can be played for real.

How a Session Works

• The application opens in the browser from your Immersive Factory portal, with your I-learning Games licence,
• The game is shown on a big screen; teams join by scanning a QR code or typing a code,
• Up to 4 teams of 3 to 6 people, or everyone solo on their own phone,
• Game time adjustable from 20 to 60 minutes; a session lasts 45 minutes to 1 hour, briefing and debriefing included,
• You will need: a computer connected to a projector and speakers, an internet connection, one tablet per team,
• The games are currently available in French.

The 13 Scenarios

• Fire drill: code red (fire and first aid)
• The locked-out workshop (lockout/tagout)
• Short circuit (electrical hazard)
• Lab on alert (chemical hazard)
• Roof access (fall from height)
• On the road (road risk)
• Back breaker (musculoskeletal disorders)
• Technical shutdown (on-site traffic and co-activity)
• Ear splitter (noise)
• Alone on the night shift (lone working)
• The farewell drinks (addictions)
• Under pressure (psychosocial risks)
• Small businesses: fire and business recovery (for managers of small and medium-sized businesses)

Target Audience for the Escape Games Training

• All employees, across all sectors,
• Newcomers (onboarding) and temporary workers,
• Field teams, managers and administrative staff.