The Australian Mining & Quarry industry is set to enter a new era of workplace safety with the launch of the next edition of the “Augmented Reality Mining & Quarry Industry Guide to Workplace Safety 2024/25”. This guide utilises cutting-edge augmented reality (AR) technology to provide comprehensive, real-time safety training and information to workers, setting a new standard in industry safety protocols.

The “Augmented Reality Mining & Quarry Industry Guide to Workplace Safety 2024/25” is designed to enhance traditional safety training methods by integrating AR technology. Workers can now experience immersive, interactive safety scenarios. This innovative approach ensures that workers are better prepared to handle potential hazards and emergencies.

Enhanced Learning Retention: Studies have shown that interactive and immersive learning methods, such as those provided by AR, significantly improve information retention and understanding, leading to a safer workplace.

John Hutchings, CEO of Pro-Visual, stated, “Augmented Reality Mining & Quarry Industry Guide to Workplace Safety 2024/25 represents a significant milestone for the Australian mining industry. By providing practical guidance and resources, we aim to empower this industry to prioritise safety and well-being in their operations, ultimately creating safer workplaces for all. By leveraging augmented reality, we can provide our workers with the tools they need to stay safe and informed, no matter where they are. This guide represents a significant advancement in our ongoing commitment to workplace safety.”

The “Augmented Reality Mining & Quarry Industry Guide to Workplace Safety 2024/25” will be available to all mining and quarry companies across Australia starting June 1, 2024.

The Mining & Quarry guide is available by requesting a free copy of the guide here: https://www.provisual.com.au/mining-quarry-industry-guide-to-workplacesafety/.

For more information or to request a copy of the guide, please contact Deanna Hutchings on marketing@provisual.com.au, or by calling 02 8272 2611 or 0429770212.

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