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Training Videos, Workplace Safety
Workplace Safety Training Videos
We make workplace safety training videos for Australian businesses: short WHS and OHS films about the tasks and hazards that hurt people at work, set in a workplace like yours and acted out by a cast who show the job done the right way and the wrong way.
Employers have a duty to give workers the information, training and instruction they need to work safely. Generic safety videos cover the basics, but they rarely show your equipment, your procedures or your people. Ours are made from your safe work procedures and SWMS, so the film matches what you expect on the floor.
Topics We Cover
Each film covers one task or one hazard. These are the topics companies ask for most.
- Manual handling and hazardous manual tasks
- Working at heights, ladders and edge protection
- Forklifts, mobile plant and traffic management
- Machine guarding, lockout and isolation
- Hazardous chemicals and dust, including silica
- Electrical safety
- Fatigue, heat and working alone
- Psychosocial hazards, including workload, bullying and occupational violence
- Incident reporting and near misses
- Toolbox talks and safety alerts after an incident
Showing The Hazard Safely
The most useful safety video shows what actually goes wrong. With AI generation we can show a fall, a crush injury, a chemical splash or a reversing truck as it really happens, without staging it, putting anyone at risk or using distressing footage of a real incident. Each film then shows the control that would have prevented it.
Short Enough To Watch
Each film runs one to four minutes, so it works as a toolbox talk on a phone, a module in your learning system or a clip on the screen in the lunch room. A series can follow the same characters, which helps people remember what they saw.
After An Incident
Many companies use a safety film to share the lessons from a serious incident, including as part of an enforceable undertaking with a safety regulator. We can re-create what happened from the investigation without real footage or identifiable people, and show what has changed since.
Who We Make Them For
Safety and HSE managers, WHS advisers and consultancies, training coordinators, industry associations producing resources for members, and training organisations that want better video for their units. We make films for manufacturing, construction, logistics, agriculture, health and community services, retail and hospitality.
The hazard is shown the way it really happens, followed by the control that would have stopped it.
How It Gets Made
How A Safety Video Gets Made
How It Gets Made
How A Safety Video Gets Made
From your documents to a finished film, with your own expert signing off before anything is made.
Script and sign-off
We write the scenes, the mistake and the control. Your safety lead approves the script before anything is made.
Boards
Every shot is framed and agreed, including how the hazard is shown.
Generation
Scenes are made to the boards and checked frame by frame against your reference photos.
Edit and finishing
Cut, graded and mixed, with captions, languages and questions added.
Delivery
MP4 for screens and toolbox talks, SCORM for your learning system, and new versions when the procedure changes.
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Questions We Get Asked
Are your videos accredited training?
No. Our films are training content for your own safety program, toolbox talks and inductions. Nationally recognised courses such as the White Card or high-risk work licences are delivered by registered training organisations, and our films can support them but do not replace them.
Can you make a film from our SWMS or safe work procedure?
Yes, that is the usual starting point. We turn the steps and the controls into scenes, and your safety lead signs off the script before production.
Can you show an incident that happened on our site?
Yes. We re-create it from the investigation report without real footage or identifiable people, which is often how lessons from an incident are shared across a company or an industry.
Do you make psychosocial hazard training?
Yes, as films that show situations such as unreasonable workload, poor support, bullying or occupational violence, and what good management looks like. In Victoria the regulations say information and training cannot be the main control for these hazards, so we build the film around the changes you have already made.
Can we use the films across several sites or companies?
Yes. The licence for each film is set out with the quote, including whether it covers one site, the whole company or the members of an association.
How much does it cost?
Every film is quoted from the brief. The price depends on how many films you need and how long they run, the number of scenes, versions and languages, whether you need SCORM packages and questions, and the number of review rounds. Send us a brief and we will come back with a quote and a schedule.
Have a Film In Mind?
Tell us what it is for and when it needs to be out, and we will come back with how we would make it.