Safety induction videos are videos that are used to inform people of various safety regulations. These videos are usually shown when someone starts working somewhere new, or when they have just started a new job that they are unfamiliar with. Safety induction videos are designed to help people who are new to a company understand the safety rules and regulations.
A safety induction video generally includes information on what the company’s policy is for things like equipment usage, break times, work hours etc. The video is intended to educate their employees about these policies so they know how to act when in the workplace.
Safety induction videos can be seen as a precursor to orientation or training videos. The safety video will provide information on what equipment is used and how it is used, as well as what materials may be harmful and how they should be handled. It will also cover safety-related topics such as fire alarms and emergencies, and the location of first aid kits and fire extinguishers.
Safety induction videos also explain how to avoid hazardous situations in the workplace and can include demonstrations of dangerous situations with simulations. This type of video is helpful for people who may not be familiar with the particular industry that they work in, as these demonstrations provide a clearer understanding of what can happen if certain protocols are not followed.
Safety induction videos or films are often produced for occupational sites or commercial premises, and are used to inform employees of their legal obligations under health and safety legislation.
The aim of a safety induction video is to create awareness among employees on hazards in the workplace. It also informs them about what they should do if they see something wrong or unsafe at work, particularly if it’s a hazard which is not immediately apparent.
Some of the benefits of a safety induction video include:
– A safety induction video is cost effective compared to other training methods such as live training or online courses.
– The safety induction videos are short so it’s easy for employees to digest the information presented.
– The videos can be filmed anywhere so long as there is a person giving advice and a person receiving advice.
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