INTRODUCTION

ARRIVAL ON SITE

COSHH

CONFINED SPACES

VERMIN AND INFECTION CONTROL

PPE

CANTEEN AND WELFARE

WORKING AT HEIGHT

MANUAL HANDLING

MOBILE PLANT

CRANE AND LIFTING OPERATIONS

EXCAVATION

PROCEDURES AND PERMITS

THE ENVIRONMENT

INCIDENT REPORTING

ALCOHOL AND DRUGS

CONSIDERATE CONTRACTOR

FIRE EVACUATION

RAMS

SPECIFIC SITE CONDITIONS

EXPERIENCED CREW AND GREAT RETURN ON INVESTMENT

• Our Induction videos will enable substantial time and cost savings.
• Experienced crew with considerable construction industry knowledge.
• We have a script library containing the most common health and safety subjects, worded in plain English.
• We can translate and subtitle induction videos to reflect your workforce.
• We can produce easy play DVD’s featuring individual subject chapters.
• We can supply your induction video on a USB stick, so it can be played on individual PC’s.
• Induction videos can be embedded in your website, enabling E-learning.

COST SAVINGS AND CONSISTENT DELIVERY OF KEY INFORMATION

• Your existing induction process may take several hours.
• This is not just an inefficient use of your time but can also create delays or prevent new operatives from starting work, ultimately wasting money.
• This time consuming procedure may have to be repeated numerous times throughout the day to accommodate new operatives arriving at random times.
• Induction videos can be played at any time of the day or night, to as many or as few new operatives as required.
• The same message, every time. Remove the risk of missed information.

RAISING SAFETY AWARENESS

Induction videos are an effective way to create awareness about potential hazards and the importance of safety measures. By visually presenting real-life scenarios and incidents, these videos grab the attention of employees and help them understand the severity of safety lapses. They cover topics such as proper handling of equipment, emergency procedures, and the significance of personal protective equipment (PPE), making sure that newcomers are well-informed and vigilant from day one.

ENGAGING AND MEMORABLE

Traditional training methods might be monotonous and less engaging, leading to diminished retention of information. Induction videos, on the other hand, employ a combination of audio-visual elements, storytelling, and interactive techniques, making the content more memorable and relatable. Engaged employees are more likely to follow safety protocols diligently, reducing the likelihood of accidents.

FOSTERING A SAFETY CULTURE

Induction safety videos not only emphasize individual responsibility but also promote the development of a robust safety culture within the organization. By showcasing a commitment to safety from top management and highlighting employee testimonials, these videos instill a sense of shared responsibility, making safety a collective priority for all team members.

COST EFFECTIVE TRAINING

Investing in induction safety videos proves to be cost-effective in the long run. Traditional training methods involve scheduling sessions, hiring trainers, and providing physical resources. Safety videos, once created, can be used repeatedly, saving time and resources while reaching a wider audience effectively.

MULTILINGUAL AND INCLUSIVE

In many workplaces, employees come from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds. Induction safety videos can be produced with subtitles or voice-overs in multiple languages, ensuring that the message is accessible to all employees, regardless of their native language. This inclusivity enhances understanding and compliance with safety guidelines.

COMPLIANCE AND REGULATIONS

Traditional training methods might be monotonous and less engaging, leading to diminished retention of information. Induction safety videos, on the other hand, employ a combination of audio-visual elements, storytelling, and interactive techniques, making the content more memorable and relatable. Engaged employees are more likely to follow safety protocols diligently, reducing the likelihood of accidents.

CONTINUOUS REINFORCEMENT

Safety is not a one-time lesson but a continuous practice. Induction safety videos can be used as part of ongoing safety programs, providing timely reminders and reinforcing essential safety principles. This repetition helps to keep safety at the forefront of employees’ minds.