Immersed at SPSTI81
Immersed at SPSTI81
Andrew Terme is an HSE engineer within the Tarn Prevention and Occupational Health Service. The Prevention and Occupational Health Service supports its members in risk prevention and also monitors them at a professional medical level.
He agreed to discuss with us his experience with virtual reality and the exercises from the Immersive Factory catalog.
Scritto da Aurélie Tavernier
Marketing and Communications Manager at Immersive Factory
She became interested in raising awareness of health and safety at work, convinced that an approach tailored to employees can transform the safety culture and reinforce shared vigilance. Her ambition: to encourage all companies, whatever their size, to invest actively in health and safety prevention for the well-being of their employees.
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