Practicing in pairs
One colleague performs the task wearing the VR headset, while the other watches along. Afterward, they switch and discuss what went well and what could be improved.
1. One performs2. One watches along3. Switch & discuss
FacilityApps · VR training for hospitals
Train your cleaning team with VR. Practice in a virtual hospital.
An employee puts on the VR headset and practices cleaning a patient room, bed, or sanitary facility. Step by step, with explanations and the option to retry an action. This is how you add practical exercises to your training without needing a real patient room. Nieuw: u geeft uitleg in uw eigen taal. Cursisten horen én lezen die in hun eigen taal, als deze wordt ondersteund.
Training preview
Extensive rangeThe hospital modules come on top of FacilityApps' standard VR modules.
- Visual instruction, step by step
- Trainer's voice in the trainee's language
- Repeat at your own pace
- Practice in pairs
- Progress in the portal
New · Multilingual training
Give explanations in your own language. Your team hears and reads the translation.
Cleaning teams in hospitals are often composed of various nationalities. With the new multilingual feature, the trainer simply speaks in their own language. Every trainee receives the explanation in their headset as audio and text in their own supported language. This allows a single trainer to guide colleagues of different nationalities in the same session.
The built-in AI coach also helps with going through the exercises. During the demo, we will discuss which languages your team needs and which ones are available.
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The trainer speaks
In their own language, as always.
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The trainee hears it
As audio in the headset, in their own supported language.
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And reads it
As text in the same language, so the explanation can be both heard and read.
Result
One trainer guides multiple nationalities, with explanations in each trainee's supported language.
Preparing for the work
Practice first, then go to work in the department.
During onboarding there is a lot to explain: which material do you use, where do you start and what must you not skip? In VR, employees can practice these actions without disturbing patients. The trainer can discuss the approach with them before they start working on the ward under supervision.
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Technique
Practicing with the use of materials, cleaning surfaces and the correct working posture.
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Working sequence
Practice a systematic approach that helps avoid missing spots and prevents re-contamination, alongside your own work instructions.
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Your protocols remain leading
VR supports your local protocols and practical assessment on the work floor. It does not replace them.
Inside the training
From the patient room to the sanitary facilities: our hospital modules
The hospital program consists of an introduction and twelve cleaning tasks. Below is the complete overview of tasks. Afterward, we show a number of exercises with images from the training.
Preparation and patient room
- Prepare a chlorine solution
- Remove waste, clean waste bins, and label waste
- Clean patient table, bedside cabinet, and patient chair
- Clean bed and mattress and prepare the bed
- Cleaning walls and ceilings
- High and low dusting
- Dust mopping and wet mopping
Sanitary facilities and refilling
- Cleaning washbasin
- Cleaning toilet
- Cleaning shower and mirror
- Cleaning bathtub
- Refilling paper towels and toilet paper
The introduction familiarizes participants with the controls and the virtual room. Which agents and working methods they use in the department always follow from your own hospital protocols.
This overview describes the complete hospital program; not all parts have been released yet. We agree in advance which modules you can view in the demo. Click on an image below to enlarge it.
The patient room
Cleaning the bed and the patient room
Participants practice with the bed, the mattress, the bed rails, and the surrounding surfaces. On-screen instructions show which part is up next.
- Visual cues instead of long instructions
- Interior design based on real hospital furniture
Technique with coaching
Explanation of technique and working posture
“Bend the head in an L-shape so you can reach the surface without bending your neck too far.” The AI coach in the headset guides technique and posture step by step, where available in the participant's language.
- Cart, material, and gloves just like in real life
- Ergonomics is built into the instruction
Sanitary & supplies
Sanitary rooms and dispensers, in the correct order.
From toilet seat to towel dispenser: participants practice what they clean, where they start and what they check, and then discuss their approach with the trainer.
- Visual cues highlight the task
- Checking and refilling are part of the process
For the first time in VR
No gaming experience needed.
The training starts with an explanation of the controls. For example, participants practice touching a faucet and using the grip button. This is followed by the cleaning exercises.
The screenshots show hospital cleaning VR training modules that are still under development. Which exercises you see in a demo will be agreed upon with you in advance; not every module shown has been released yet.
How it works
How to organize a training session with VR.
On-screen guidance
Arrows and markers show what the participant needs to do. In addition, the trainer can provide explanations, which the trainee hears and reads in their own supported language.More about multilingual training
Repeat at your own pace
Repeat exercises until they feel familiar, without disturbing patients or working with real supplies and waste.
Train at your own location
Use a suitable space at your own location. You do not need to keep a patient room vacant for this and can let employees practice individually or in pairs.
Progress in the portal
Track participant progress and results in the training portal and export reports for your training records.
For whom
For trainers, cleaning teams, and their supervisors
Academies & trainers
Add VR exercises to your onboarding program.
- Speak in your own language; every trainee hears and reads your explanation in their own supported language
- Guide multiple nationalities in a single session
- The headset handles the basic instruction, you focus on coaching
- Fits into existing onboarding and training tracks
- VR prepares; your practical assessment on the work floor remains decisive
Part of your training
VR complements on-the-job guidance.
Employees practice actions in VR. On the ward, they learn to apply these according to your hospital protocols, under the guidance of your own trainers. The training is separate from the FacilityApps software for organizing daily cleaning.
What VR training does
- Allow employees to practice techniques, sequences, and procedures safely and repeatedly
- Visually guide with an AI coach, plus explanations from the trainer as audio and text in each trainee's supported language
- Record progress and results in the portal, with exportable reports
What it does not replace
- Your local hospital protocols and infection prevention guidelines
- Practical evaluation on the work floor
- Operational software. For planning, inspections, and department processes: FacilityApps software for hospital cleaning
The broader training offer
From cleaning skills to hospital-specific tasks
FacilityApps already offers VR training for material use, ergonomics, and sanitary cleaning, among other things. With the Hospital Cleaning Training Modules, we are significantly expanding that offering: employees now also practice tasks in patient rooms and hospital sanitary facilities.
Tap the overview to enlarge. The screenshot is in English. Which modules you receive depends on the package we agree upon together; not every module is included in every license. Shown duration is indicative.
Basic
- First working day
- Cleaning theory
- Material recognition
- Cleaning pictograms
- Ergonomics in cleaning
Core techniques
- Preparation
- Interior cleaning
- Vacuuming
- Floor cleaning
- Sanitary cleaning (general)
Sectors
- Hotel cleaning
- Bungalow cleaning
VR hospital cleaning training modules
A separate, hospital-specific extension: patient room and bed, dusting with coaching, hospital sanitary facilities and dispensers. The sanitary training for hospitals is proprietary content, separate from the general Sanitary Cleaning module.
Demo
Would you like to view the training?
In a demo, we show the exercises and discuss how you can use them in your training. The button below takes you to the FacilityApps request form. We will then contact you to schedule an appointment.
For trainers, facility and quality
- Discuss
- Your onboarding and training process, target groups and languages
- Show
- Available hospital exercises, the AI coach and multilingual trainer guidance
- Explore
- How VR fits alongside your protocols and practical assessment, and what the portal records
Mention on the demo page
Request a demohospital cleaning VR training modules, so that your request reaches the right team.For companies that work in hospitals
- Discuss
- Onboarding new employees across locations and clients
- Show
- Practice in pairs, training with multiple nationalities and reports
- Explore
- Joint deployment with your hospital client and which module package fits
Mention on the demo page
Request a demohospital cleaning VR training modules – cleaning company.The exercises you see in the demo are agreed upon in advance; not all modules shown have been released yet. Other question? Use the FacilityApps contact page.
Learn more
Frequently asked questions
How does a hospital academy or training department use this?
As a practice step in the onboarding or training process: trainees practice technique and work sequence in VR, often in pairs, and discuss this with the trainer. This is followed by guidance and practical assessment on the ward according to your own protocols. The portal shows who has completed which exercises.
Can hospital and cleaning company use this together?
Yes, that is possible. A cleaning company can prepare its employees with the same exercises that the hospital considers important, and share reports on training progress in discussions with the client. The protocols and on-site assessment remain leading. How you arrange the collaboration and licenses will be discussed in the demo.
Is this new, or part of the existing hospital offering?
The hospital modules are a significant expansion of the VR training offering from FacilityApps, built on top of the standard modules. They complement the software for hospital cleaning, but are not part of it.
Are all modules included in one license?
No. Which standard and hospital modules you receive depends on the agreed package. See the broader offering.
Does VR replace our protocols or practical assessment?
No. It complements your local protocols and practical assessment. Use it to prepare and repeat; continue to assess on the work floor.
What does the training say about the quality of the cleaning work?
The training results show what someone has practiced in VR. They are not a certification and do not prove how clean a department is or how many infections are prevented. For that, the hospital's practical assessment and quality controls remain necessary.
How does multilingual training work?
The trainer speaks in their own language. Each trainee receives that explanation in the headset as audio and text, in their own supported language. This is how a single trainer guides trainees of different nationalities. Apart from that, the AI coach guides trainees through the exercises. Which languages are supported varies; please check this during the demo.
What do managers see in the portal?
Progress and training results of participants, with exportable reports. The portal tracks learning; it does not measure hygiene in your departments.
Will we see all modules in the demo?
We coordinate the exercises in a demo in advance. Not all modules on this page have been released yet.
Images with "Training preview" are screenshots of training content in development.