Interactive Incident and Near Miss Animations

What it is

  • Interactive video detailing the incident/ near miss that occurred, why it happened, and the key lessons learnt.
  • This video is produced following a LL critical incident (Can be a near miss rather than LTI or RIDDOR).
  • The video is distributed to other LL sites and to the trades to ensure the same mistakes are not made again.

Why we used it

  • When an incident or near miss occurs the lessons learnt are not always passed across the site/ other projects suitably.
  • Health and safety reports can sometimes be too difficult to understand/ communicate effectively.

Was it Successful?

  • The videos have formed part of site briefings to new trades coming to site.
  • The most recent video has been particularly effective for educating those using bespoke lifting equipment in the basement where a lack of temporary works expertise can sometimes cause issues.
  • The videos have been praised as easy to understand and clear in there outcomes.

The Next Steps

  • The videos will form a database for all projects to use.
  • KGX1 will utilise the latest video to ensure new trades are brought up to speed with recent near misses.
  • Further videos will be produced as an when required.

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