Workplace Safety Training

Factories, workshops, and other hazardous areas can be dangerous places for visitors. Even if they are familiar with the general safety procedures, they may not be aware of the specific hazards that exist in a particular facility.

This is why it is important to show workplace safety training videos to visitors before they enter these areas to ensure the effectiveness of the training with the employees.

Make your workplace safer with our feature!

With this feature, Veris customers would be able to show “Safety Training Video” to Visitors visiting their premises and record their acceptance of the same for compliance purpose. Feature would be similar to advanced NDA.

Admin shall be able to add a video file/link to the workflow and get visitor’s acceptance (toggle switch with a custom acceptance message) recorded in reports. Visitors should not be viewing the video again if they have watched it anytime before a designated expiry period.

Aim of workplace safety training

1. Spread awareness about the specific hazards that exist in the facility
2. Outlining the proper procedures for using machinery and equipment
3. Perceive the importance of wearing personal protective equipment (PPE)
4. Determine the location of emergency exits and procedures

De-risking of the workplace

By watching a workplace safety training video, visitors can better understand the risks involved in visiting a factory or workshop and learn how to stay safe. This can help to prevent accidents and injuries.

It can also help to protect the facility from liability. It is often a mandatory practice as a part of Fire Safety and HSE Compliances that are applicable for the facility.

Benefits of using safety training videos for visitors in the workplace

1. They are more effective at communicating safety information than text-only materials, as they use a variety of visual and auditory cues
2. They can be tailored to the specific hazards of a particular facility.
3. They can be reused multiple times, which saves time and money.
4. They can be made available online, which makes them convenient for visitors to watch.

Methods to incorporate safety training

1. Having a dedicated safety training room where visitors can watch the video. This is a good option if the facility receives many visitors or if the videos are long or complex.
2. Making the videos available online. This option is convenient for visitors who cannot visit the facility in person.
3. Providing visitors with a copy of the video to watch at their own pace. This is a good option if the videos are short or simple.

Additional tips

1. Have clear signage at the entrance to the facility that explains the importance of safety and where to find safety information.
2. Assign a staff member to greet visitors and answer their questions about safety.
3. Monitor visitors’ behaviour and intervene if they are not following safety procedures.
4. Provide visitors with PPE if it is required.
5. Have a plan for dealing with emergencies.

SWOT Analysis to Implement Safety Training

Strengths

1. Safety training videos can be an effective way to communicate safety information to visitors.
2. They can be tailored to the specific hazards of a particular facility.
3. They can be reused multiple times, which saves time and money.
4. They can be made available online, which makes them convenient for visitors to watch.

Weaknesses

1. Production of the safety training videos can be expensive.
2. They may not be effective for all visitors, especially those struggling to understand visual or auditory information.
3. Visitors may not be motivated to watch the videos, especially if they are not required to do so.

Opportunities

1. The increasing popularity of online video content offers new opportunities for delivering safety training videos to visitors as a convenient approach.
2. The development of new technologies, such as virtual reality, is a potential way to make safety training videos more immersive and engaging.

Threats

1. The rise of fake news, misinformation, and other obstacles could make it difficult to ensure that safety training videos are accurate and up-to-date.
2. Visitors may be distracted by other activities, such as using their phones or talking to other people while watching safety training videos.

Overall, the benefits of showing safety training videos to visitors outweigh the risks. However, it is important to carefully consider this approach as a way to analyze its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats before implementing it.

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