Visual Demonstration

Training, Real Time Documentation and Qualification

DAK Interact for Safer Industrial Work Environments

At DAK Machine Safety, we’re transforming how your teams learn critical machine safety procedures. Through our advanced Virtual Reality (VR) training modules and PC Training modules, your personnel can experience high-risk industrial environments—without real-world  risk exposure—making learning safer, faster, and more effective with repeatability.

Our PC and VR training platform simulates actual plant conditions and scenarios, delivering immersive, hands-on education in a risk-free environment.

This approach eliminates downtime, reduces injury risk during training, and ensures consistency with no certified trainers, repeatable instruction across your workforce.

Why Choose PC and VR Over Traditional Training?

  • Safer Learning: No risk of injury or machine damage during training.
  • Higher Retention: Immersive simulations improve knowledge retention compared to standard classroom due to the interactive experience,
  • Scalable & Repeatable: Train unlimited staff without pulling machines offline or using physical training setups.
  • Cost-Efficient: Save time, reduce travel, and minimize operational disruptions.
  • Multi–Lingual: Training experience available in English, Spanish, French and others

Our PC and VR Training and Qualification Modules

Each module is designed by machine safety experts, grounded in international safety standards, and tailored to your real-world industrial operations.

Module 1: Lockout Tagout (LOTO)

For: Maintenance Technicians & Electricians
Objective: Teach proper shutdown, isolation, and lockout/tagout procedures before maintenance begins.

In this module, users learn to identify energy sources, follow procedural steps, apply lockout devices, and verify zero-energy states—ensuring compliance with OSHA and ANSI/ASSE Z244.1.

  • Simulated walkthroughs of specific machines
  •  Mistake detection and correction feedback
  • Reinforcement of regulatory best practices

Version(s): for both Training and Qualification

Developed for both PC and VR

Multilingual: English, Spanish, Polish, Arabic, French, German, Greek and others

Manage and Document Trainings Easily: Assign specific trainings to operators, maintenance, contractors and others, set the periodicity of the training. Document in real time which personnel have completed their periodic trainings. Document their pass/fail on the qualification. Get access to of the data on your LMS.

Module 2: Alternative Control Measures (ACM's)

For: Machine Operators & Cleaners
Objective: Train personnel in safe operation when full lockout isn’t feasible—during minor servicing, adjustments, or routine cleaning.

This module covers the identification and implementation of ACMs such as safety-rated enabling devices, hold-to-run controls, and perimeter guarding—following ANSI B11.19 and OSHA interpretations.

  • Hands-on interaction with alternative safety devices
  • Scenario-based decisions and consequences
  • Reinforces when ACMs are—and are not—appropriate

Version(s): for both Training and Qualification

Developed for PC

Multilingual: English, Spanish, Polish, Arabic, French, German, Greek and others

Manage and Document Trainings Easily: Assign specific trainings to operators, maintenance, contractors and others, set the periodicity of the training. Document in real time which personnel have completed their periodic trainings. Document their pass/fail on the qualification. Get access to of the data on your LMS.

Module 3: Validation of Functional Safety Systems

For: Safety Engineers & Integrators

Objective: Demonstrate how to test and validate that all functional safety systems (e.g., light curtains, interlocks, emergency stops) perform as designed.

Three parts for the validation were created, for visual inspection, operational inspection and abnormal inspection.

Learners engage with safety PLCs, perform diagnostics, and walk through real-world validation plans in accordance with ISO

Version(s): for both Training and Qualification

Developed for VR

Multilingual: English, Spanish, Polish, Arabic, French, German, Greek and others

Manage and Document Trainings Easily: Assign specific trainings to operators, maintenance, contractors and others, set the periodicity of the training. Document in real time which personnel have completed their periodic trainings. Document their pass/fail on the qualification. Get access to of the data on your LMS.

Module 4: Plant Floor Safety Operation

Plant Floor Personnel and Contractors:
Objective: Demonstrate the proper use of the PPE and where they apply, proper use of Fire Extinguishers, evacuation routs, emergency shelters, meeting points to better assist personnel with compliance with plant floor safety.

Learners engage with various

  • Simulated PPE,
  • Simulated Fire extinguishers,
  • Simulated Fire evacuation
  • Simulated Tornado Evacuation

Version(s): for both Training and Qualification

Developed for PC

Multilingual: English, Spanish, Polish, Arabic, French, German, Greek and others

Manage and Document Trainings Easily: Assign specific trainings to operators, maintenance, contractors and others, set the periodicity of the training. Document in real time which personnel have completed their periodic trainings. Document their pass/fail on the qualification. Get access to of the data on your LMS.

Contact us to discuss your application.