You still don't know who's ready.
Completion certificates tell you who clicked through the deck. They don't tell you which crews can verify atmospheric readings, recognise oxygen deficiency, or call a stop before someone crosses the manway.
Workers don't remember slide decks under pressure. Pixaera puts your crews inside realistic scenarios for entry permits, atmospheric testing, attendant duties, and rescue. Aligned to IOGP Life-Saving Rules and deployed across mobile, classroom, and VR, with SCORM into the LMS you already run.
Three quiet costs your current Confined Space training is leaving on the table.
Completion certificates tell you who clicked through the deck. They don't tell you which crews can verify atmospheric readings, recognise oxygen deficiency, or call a stop before someone crosses the manway.
Most Confined Space incidents escalate when the attendant makes the wrong call under pressure. Static training rarely drills the rescue decision: when to enter, when to stay out, when to evacuate the area.
Stock footage of a generic vessel, the wrong PPE, hazards that don't match your tanks, vaults, or process equipment. Crews sit through it once and forget it the next morning.
Permit verification, entry conditions check, and authorization sign-off before entry begins.
Lockout-tagout verification, line breaking, and proving zero-energy state before any worker steps inside.
Pre-entry testing for oxygen, LEL, H₂S, and CO. Continuous monitoring during entry. Calibration before each shift.
Recognising when BA is required, fit-checks, and using SCBA or supplied-air systems correctly.
Monitoring the entrant, maintaining communication, recognising evacuation triggers, and never leaving the post.
Non-entry retrieval first. Entry rescue only with proper PPE and breathing apparatus. Coordination with site emergency response.
Decision-led practice, readiness data, and deployment that matches the way your crews actually work.
Crews work through realistic Confined Space scenarios with consequences that build muscle memory: shifting atmospheric readings, communication drops, rescue triggers. Hazard recognition and Stop Work decisions are baked into every module, building the readiness static training can't reach.
Your PPE, your environments, your terminology, all visible in the scenarios your crews train on. Multilingual delivery is built in: every region trains to the same standard, in the language they actually work in.
Pixaera traces Confined Space performance back to the specific Life-Saving Rule it tests: atmospheric verification, isolation, attendant readiness, rescue decisions. You see exactly where workers are slipping and where coaching needs to land first. Cohort, site, and contractor comparisons built in.
Let's talk though the successfull deployment examples from your industry peers: GE Vernova, JGC, BP, Noble, Kaefer, or PCL.
Yes — SCORM, LTI, and API integration are standard. Push Confined Space module through your LMS the same way you'd deploy any other content. Completion and assessment data flows back. We integrate with ComplyWorks for contractor compliance workflows.
Visual alignment — your PPE, branding, environments, and terminology — is standard on every deployment. Design-level scenario customisation, including your specific vessels and isolation procedures, is available for strategic partnerships.
Workers join via QR code or access link. No app install, no IT setup, no company account required. A 200-person contractor crew can be onboarded in an afternoon.
Confined Space scenarios run on shared devices, browser, or in classroom mode with a facilitator. Low-bandwidth delivery is built in. VR is optional, not required.
Yes. Most enterprise customers start with a focused pilot — one site, one contractor cohort, or one Life-Saving Rule — before rolling out programme-wide.
40+ languages across regions, with new languages added on request. Same training standard delivered in the workers' working language.