Sounds a bit like this.

Immersive training, which replicates all the elements of a real-life incident, exposes trainees to the range of emotional responses they may encounter in high-stress settings or real accident scenarios.

An ‘after action review’ ensures trainees follow clearly set-out procedures and understand when errors have been made. This means that mistakes can be rectified in future training exercises.

https://www.neimagazine.com/features/featuresimulators-for-r...

VirTra's innovative Multi Incident Scenarios™ puts trainees through numerous training objectives all within one immersive training scenario environment.

https://www.policeone.com/police-products/training/gear/vide...

Advanced Training for Crisis Decision Making: Simulation, Critiquing, and Immersive Interfaces

There is increased interest in immersive content to revolutionise training across the creative industries, manufacturing and beyond. By transporting people, immersive training can replicate dangerous scenarios, improve career skills and account for implicit biases. The Future of Training showcase will shine a light on six immersive companies creating engaging and innovative content to revolutionise the way we train. - Rebecca Gregory-Clarke - Head of Technology, Immersive (VR/AR)

Immersive technologies have been used for training in some form for nearly a century. Spawned by an urgent need to train large numbers of aviators during World War I, flight simulators were developed for commercial aviation in 1915. A device was created to measure the reaction times of pilots in correcting disturbances. In the ensuing century, other uses followed in healthcare to improve operating room performance and, more recently, in the automotive industry to cut costs whilst creating quality products.

https://www.digicatapult.org.uk/news-and-views/blog/explorin...

Another option
See:
https://www.calpana.com/en/development-company
"The first endurance test of the method was carried out in an IT risk management project at an internationally active beverage manufacturer"

It's a preparatory session dealing with risk management.

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My translation is based on a memory of a Powerpoint on risk management that I had to prepare at a US company a long time ago. It listed various risk scenarios and how to get through such events. Sorry I don't have more for you.