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Step into the role of a carpenter on a hospital construction site, identifying unique safety hazards to prevent contamination and protect patients from infection. This game raises awareness of infection control in healthcare environments by having players recognize hazardous conditions.
✓Healthcare construction site simulation
✓Identify contamination hazards
✓Raise infection control awareness
✓Practice safe construction practices
✓Explore career skills
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What's New in ICRA For Construction
1.1
August 28, 2019
Updates for latest aspect ratios and safe areas. Skill Arcade update.
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What is ICRA For Construction?
ICRA For Construction is a video game designed to raise awareness of infection control on healthcare construction sites. Players identify hazards to promote safe practices and prevent the spread of infection.
Is ICRA For Construction free to play?
Yes, ICRA For Construction is available for free. It does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements.
What devices support ICRA For Construction?
ICRA For Construction is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
Does ICRA For Construction replace formal training?
No, the game is intended to supplement, not replace, formal training. For more information on obtaining formal training, visit www.kmlcarpenters.org/icra/.
How often is ICRA For Construction updated?
The latest version of ICRA For Construction is 1.1, last updated on August 28, 2019. This indicates infrequent updates.
What is the age rating for ICRA For Construction?
ICRA For Construction has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide audience.
Can I play ICRA For Construction offline?
The provided data does not specify whether ICRA For Construction supports offline play. It is recommended to check the app store listing for details on connectivity requirements.
What are the key gameplay mechanics in ICRA For Construction?
The core gameplay involves investigating construction sites within a healthcare facility and identifying hazardous conditions that could lead to contamination or infection.
