![]() ![]() As noted in Table 1, relatively few studies have investigated the application of VR to ergonomic analysis in a factory environment moreover, those that are available do not focus on the offsite construction industry (please refer to the "engineering field" columns in Table 1). Furthermore, the results indicated that there were no statistically significant differences in the perceptions of both groups regarding the prospects of IVR towards EPR. The obtained results suggested that IVR can be realistic and safe with the potential for presenting hazardous scenarios necessary for fire EPR. Participants were grouped into two according to whether they had work experience in engineering or not. We employed the virtual reality accident causation model (VR-ACM) for the assessment with 54 participants individually in IVR. The study likewise evaluated the safety and ergonomics of the environment while addressing this aim. To achieve this aim, the study assessed the possibility of safety situational awareness, evacuation drills and hazard mitigation exercises during a fire emergency simulation scenario. The current study aimed at evaluating the prospects of a 3D gas power plant (GPP) simulation in an immersive virtual reality (IVR) environment for fire emergency preparedness and response (EPR).
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