Directly where risks exist:
at the workstation
7 unique advantages
7 levers to achieve your goals
1. image-based learning,
accessible to all
« A few images are worth long speeches. »
VIDEO TOOL is also a tool for the first levels of skills.
Its 100% image design does not require reading skills or mastery of the local language.
The app focuses on the accessibility of skills or messages before any other consideration.
VIDEO TOOL is also a tool for the first levels of skills.
Its 100% image design does not require reading skills or mastery of the local language.
The app focuses on the accessibility of skills or messages before any other consideration.
2. Learning by doing
The VIDEO TOOL is based on the principle:
‘I watch — I redo’.
By reproducing sequences in real conditions, actions are integrated in a lasting way and skills are anchored very quickly.
‘I watch — I redo’.
By reproducing sequences in real conditions, actions are integrated in a lasting way and skills are anchored very quickly.
3. From spectators to actors
Collaborators no longer just watch a video: they replay it, film it, and experience it.
This generates a concrete appropriation of the right gestures and strengthens the emotional impact.
This generates a concrete appropriation of the right gestures and strengthens the emotional impact.
4. The team at the center of the game
The filming is done in groups, as there must be at least two people: an actor and a director. True coordination is necessary.
The tool naturally creates a bond, facilitates dialogue, and acts as a mini team-building exercise around security issues.
5. Awareness of one's environment
By reenacting a scene in their own workplace, employees rediscover their work environment, identify risky habits, and see their safety with a fresh perspective.
6. Immediate feedback
The comparison between the reference video and the replayed scene allows for direct, concrete, and visual self-assessment.
Collaborators can immediately see if it is correct or not.
Collaborators can immediately see if it is correct or not.
7. A vibrant safety culture!
Filming and broadcasting one’s own version reflects the specificity of each site and creates a vibrant safety culture.
