Each base can hold up to 12 modules to accommodate multiple applications and/or multiple students while still fitting through a standard doorway.
This video provides overview of setting up and using the GMAW function on Lincoln Electric's VRTEX® 360 Compact tabletop virtual reality welding trainer.
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Watch an overview demonstration of using the Lincoln Electric's VRTEX® 360 Compact Tabletop virtual reality welding trainer.
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Watch an overview of setting up and using the GTAW function on Lincoln Electric's VRTEX® 360 Compact tabletop virtual reality welding trainer.
ACTE's CareerTech VISION is an essential event for professionals in career and technical education (CTE). Scheduled for December 10-13 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee, VISION features an extensive program focused on high-quality CTE in both secondary and postsecondary settings and insights into emerging trends that empower career and technical educators. Attendees will benefit from numerous networking opportunities, an Expo, hundreds of concurrent sessions, and various engaging experiences.
Date: Wednesday, December 10 to Saturday, December 13, 2025
Location: Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee
Life-Saving Skills: First Aid Training for CPR & AED Use
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillators (AEDs) are crucial in emergencies, often making the difference between life and death. Immediate CPR, as per the American Heart Association (AHA), can double or triple survival chances post cardiac arrest. When coupled with AED usage, survival rates significantly increase. This course is tailored to impart comprehensive CPR and AED skills, empowering participants to act effectively during cardiac emergencies.
Key Learning Objectives
This course aims to equip participants with vital knowledge and practical skills in CPR and AED use. Topics covered include:
- Understanding the basics of the human cardiovascular system
- Techniques for performing hands-only and traditional CPR for adults
- Safe and efficient operation of an AED device
- Emphasizing the importance of swift response in cardiac emergencies
- Role of CPR and AEDs in the chain of survival
Ideal for individuals ranging from laypersons to healthcare professionals, the First Aid: CPR & AED course prepares participants to confidently respond to cardiac emergencies in community or workplace settings.
Simulation Details
Industry Focus: General Industry
Duration: 10-15 minutes
Language: English
Headset Compatibility: Our training content is compatible with most major headset models available in the market.
In both the US and globally, chemical spills pose severe risks, causing injuries, environmental harm, and operational disruptions. Immediate and proper handling of these incidents is crucial to safeguard workers, communities, and the environment. Adequate training becomes imperative in guiding appropriate responses during such emergencies.
A chemical spill encompasses the unintended release of liquid, solid, or gaseous chemicals, often stemming from equipment malfunctions, human errors, or unforeseen circumstances. Regardless of the chemical's nature or hazard levels, knowing how to respond to diverse spills is fundamental for safety and averting further disasters.
Key Learning Objectives
This course aims to equip individuals with safe practices for responding to chemical spills effectively. By course completion, participants will learn to:
- Understand the critical role of Safety Data Sheets (SDS) in spill response
- Implement proper containment strategies for varying spill types
- Effectively utilize spill kits and their components
- Manage post-spill cleanup and waste disposal in compliance with regulations
- Appropriately use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during spill responses
This training is indispensable for current and future employees and supervisors operating in areas involving the storage, handling, or transportation of chemicals.
Across various industries, workers are often required to enter confined spaces – areas not designed for continuous occupancy and limited means for entry and exit. These spaces, due to their design and potential for hazardous atmospheres, present unique risks. Mishandling a confined space entry can lead to serious injuries or fatalities. Proper knowledge, training, and equipment are essential for ensuring the safety of personnel involved in these operations.
A confined space might include tanks, silos, storage bins, vaults, pits, manholes, tunnels, equipment housings, and other similar areas. Hazards in these spaces can range from lack of oxygen, presence of toxic gasses, engulfment risks, to physical dangers like moving parts.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize potential hazards associated with confined space entry
- Understand the importance and process of obtaining a confined space entry permit
- Determine atmospheric conditions using testing and monitoring equipment
- Implement safety procedures for entry, work, and exit from confined spaces
- Utilize appropriate rescue and emergency procedures in the event of an incident
- Properly select and use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and entry equipment
- Maintain effective communication with entrants, attendants, and emergency personnel
This course is vital for current and future workers, supervisors, safety officers, and anyone involved in operations that require confined space entry.
On construction sites, a single story often reaches an average height of 14 feet. Despite seeming modest, falls from such heights can lead to severe injuries; 4 out of 5 falls from over 11 feet result in fatalities. Shockingly, workplace falls caused 1,008 fatalities in 2018, with 33.5% occurring in construction, making fatal falls OSHA's top job site accident. However, these tragedies are entirely preventable.
Key Learning Objectives
This course aims to educate workers about safe practices when working at heights in construction. Participants will learn:
- Proper utilization of personal fall arrest systems
- Inspection and selection of safety harnesses and lanyards
- Identification and selection of secure anchorage points
- Recognition of specific fall hazards
- Engagement in accident prevention on job sites
The Fall Protection awareness simulation targets employees and supervisors engaged in construction environments, ensuring enhanced safety measures.
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Item Number:200-2202DAC Worldwide’s In-Line Friction-Type Pneumatic Clutch Cutaway (200-2202) depicts a sectioned industrial pneumatically-activated, spring-return, in-line, friction-type clutch for use in a classroom and laboratory training related to mechanical drives. -
Item Number:205-230In-line helical gear reducers have a unique set of benefits. They’re useful in higher horsepower applications where long-term efficiency is more important than initial costs, which can be higher for this type of gear reducer (although in-line reducers are less expensive than parallel shaft reducers). -
Item Number:205-130The In-Line Helical Gear Reducer Dissectible is a sturdy unit mounted on a 7-gauge, formed-steel baseplate with provision for bench-top, workstation, or storage rack mounting. -
Item Number:205-255In-line helical gear reducers have a unique set of benefits. They’re useful in higher horsepower applications where long-term efficiency is more important than initial costs, which can be higher for this type of gear reducer (although in-line reducers are less expensive than parallel shaft reducers). In addition to being highly efficient, in-line helical gear reducers are capable of handling higher overhung loads. -
Item Number:205-285DAC Worldwide's In-Line Planetary Gear Reducer Cutaway (205-285) is a sectioned industrial gear reducer for use in classroom and laboratory training relating to mechanical drives. -
Item Number:298DAC Worldwide’s Induced Draft Cooling Tower Model (298) is a highly-detailed scale model of a common open circuit, induced draft, cooling tower, supporting training in the operation and maintenance of cooling towers, as found in utility systems within both industrial facilities and commercial installations. -
Item Number:273-905DAC Worldwide’s 2-Pole Circuit Breaker Cutaway (273-905) is a double pole, DIN rail-mounted, single-phase industrial breaker that has been carefully sectioned so that learners can see the internal configuration of the breaker. -
Item Number:T7500Amatrol's T7500 Refrigeration Learning System: Comprehensive training in VFD control, data acquisition, troubleshooting, and more, with a curriculum covering electrical components, system operation, controller programming, and airflow measurements. -
LJ Create's Industry 4.0 program is designed to give students a foundation in how Industry 4.0 and STEM concepts are applied in career pathways and then develop their knowledge and skills in specific industry sectors.
