VR Asbestos Recognition Training
This is the part of the Asbestos Recognition training I was responsible for at Spectr-XR, for The Hazard Factory.
Players/Trainees walk through these scenes in VR, and use their controller to select objects which could potentially contain asbestos. The scene was based on an old abandoned factory in Belgium, where asbestos was also a problem and had to be removed before demolition.
Here I learned working with time efficiency, refraction shaders, shell texturing, amplify shader editor, procedural rubble scattering, mild post-processing.
https://spectr-xr.com/en/
https://www.the-hazard-factory.com
Outside old industrial buildings, asbestos can be found in earth, wall isolations, roofing and fire doors.
Radiators' insulation and glue (see carpet) may contain asbestos, especially in old buildings.
Ceiling and floor tiles, and fire doors commonly contain asbestos in old buildings.
Separation panels between toilets must also be checked for asbestos.
Flanges between pipes and steelwork machinery is always susceptible to containing asbestos.
Electrical cabinets or cables, and fireproof closets was commonly made with asbestos and must be checked.
The brakes of elevators were fire-insulated with asbestos.
Boiler rooms are the hive of asbestos. Anything from boilers, pipes, wrapping, fire blankets, insulation, ceilings and sandbags must be removed and handled.