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[Training Video] "How to Make It the Same No Matter Who Teaches."
The teaching methods vary from person to person, which can become a bottleneck in the field. With video manuals, the burden on the instructors is significantly reduced.
[Training Video] Education that "soaks in" rather than just instructing.
No matter how many times we explain hygiene procedures to new staff, they often forget the steps when it comes to the actual site... Have you ever had that experience? The key to education was actually the mechanism of "getting used to" rather than "memorizing." A certain food factory chose a 10-minute animated training session.
[Training Video] A system that allows you to follow the rules you should adhere to.
Even if the rules are perfect on paper, they are not practiced in the actual field. What bridged that gap was training animations. An educational design that naturally integrates into daily operations strengthens the system itself.
[Training Video] Training that you can learn intuitively has begun.
Washing hands, which was ambiguous even with careful attention. However, there are workplaces now where "everyone can naturally do it correctly." The secret lies in video training that allows people to understand by watching and learn by imitating.
[Training Video] "The Assumption of Understanding Causes Confusion in the Field"
I often hear voices saying, 'I understand how to operate the wheelchair, but I can't do it well...' Even if manuals are distributed, it is often not replicated on-site. The key to reducing that 'I think I understand' is video education that is directly connected to practical work.
[Training Video] "No matter who teaches, the quality is the same."
In on-site training, the content taught by instructors can vary slightly... Are you struggling with such "personalization"? With video teaching materials, the same training can be provided anywhere in the country, regardless of who is watching.
[Manufacturing Industry New Employee Training] [Video Training] "When divided into shorter segments, concentration was sustained."
Are you able to watch the long training videos until the end? At Nihon Kotsu, we have divided the manual into shorter segments. Because each segment is 90 seconds long, it's easier to stay focused until the end and understand the content. It seems that this has now created a system where "focused newcomers" are being developed.
[Training Video] "It's not the learner's fault that their concentration wanes."
For those who feel "I'm not able to concentrate" during each training session. In fact, simply changing the "way of conveying information" can significantly improve the absorption rate of learning. In a case study from a certain university, just changing paper texts to videos greatly increased student participation and understanding. Moreover, this method is one that young employees today can easily adapt to...
[Training Video] "From Reading to Watching. Employee Education is Changing."
A training manual spanning dozens of pages. Just reading it is off-putting... This is the honest sentiment of employees that a university has addressed. By transforming lengthy educational materials into short whiteboard animations, both understanding and satisfaction levels have significantly increased. The question, "Can animation really be used in education?" has been dispelled by this case.
[Training Video] Do you believe that just "watching" can improve understanding and grades?
A student from a medical school significantly improved their exam scores just by repeatedly watching educational videos. Moreover, those videos were not just simple slides. An emotionally engaging "mechanism" fundamentally changed the quality of learning.
[Training Video] Not just knowledge, but also a video training that increases "satisfaction."
Data shows that the introduction of video materials not only increases students' knowledge but also their "satisfaction." When learners feel that it is "fun," their ability to absorb information changes completely. The key to this is the "story-based" video presentation.
What is a 10-minute animation that raises the understanding of multinational staff to 92%?
On-site Challenges and Solution Concept In the automotive manufacturing field, a "one-second delay" can be fatal, whereas in the education sector, "tens of hours of waste" often go unaddressed. Group training for multinational staff results in enormous losses due to production line stoppages. For example, if 80 people undergo 10 hours of training, it translates to a loss of 800 hours of operational time annually. Additionally, in environments requiring multilingual support, interpretation costs also increase, and managing the documentation required for audits such as ISO becomes a heavy burden for the responsible personnel. LinkBrain 10 is a B2B-focused training solution that addresses these challenges with "10 minutes of multilingual animation." It condenses complex safety training into as little as 10 minutes, eliminating the time that on-site leaders spend on explanations. While reducing education costs by up to 63%, it systematizes "effective education" that can be understood at a glance by multinational personnel. It aims to bring the waste of education that pressures factory profits close to zero.
Automating standardized training to create an environment where managers can focus on the "truly necessary tasks."
Breaking away from "standard training" that steals managers' time The biggest concern for managers in manufacturing sites is likely "not being able to focus on their core duties." Every time a new employee joins, they have to repeatedly explain the same content, such as safety rules and basic operations. That time is a valuable resource that should ideally be dedicated to improving the site and guiding critical processes. Have you ever felt during the training, "Do I really need to be the one doing this?" LinkBrain 10 suggests replacing the "basic explanations" that form the foundation of the training schedule with a 10-minute animation, rather than just outsourcing all training to videos. By automating standard explanations, we can reduce the time managers spend on explanations by up to 87.5%. The freed-up time can then be redirected to advanced management tasks that only humans can perform, such as imparting site-specific tips that videos cannot convey or providing support in emergencies. This is not just about labor-saving; it is about transforming the site environment so that managers can maximize their added value as professionals. That is the true aim of the "automation of training" we offer.
Streamline prioritization of tasks!
In manufacturing process management, it is important to handle many tasks and determine their priorities. Do you ever find it difficult to decide which task to start with based on urgency and importance? This video material explains how to clarify the priority of tasks using the "Importance-Urgency Matrix." By properly utilizing this matrix, you can achieve task visualization, efficient time management, and improved productivity. 【Usage Scenarios】 * Production planning * Deadline management * Quality control * Personnel allocation * Response during problem occurrences 【Effects of Implementation】 * Task priorities become clear, enabling efficient actions * Task management skills improve, leading to better time management * Increased productivity and streamlined operations * Enhanced problem-solving abilities
Video materials useful for quality control of automotive parts.
In the automotive industry, understanding geometric tolerances is essential to ensure the quality and safety of products during parts inspection. In particular, flatness greatly affects the precise assembly and functionality of components. Deficiencies in flatness can lead to malfunctions or performance degradation of parts. This video explains the basics of "flatness," which is a type of geometric tolerance. 【Application Scenarios】 * Verification of flatness in parts inspection * Acquisition of basic knowledge for interpreting drawings * Training for quality control personnel 【Effects of Implementation】 * Improved accuracy in parts inspection * Reduction of defective products * Enhanced quality management capabilities
Contributing to the improvement of robot positioning accuracy!
In the robotics industry, high positioning accuracy is required. Particularly in the assembly and processing of parts, the accuracy of flatness becomes a crucial factor that influences the quality of the product. Deficiencies in flatness can lead to assembly defects and reduced processing accuracy, potentially adversely affecting the performance of the final product. This video explains the basics of "flatness," a type of geometric tolerance, and supports problem-solving in the design and manufacturing of robots. 【Application Scenarios】 - End components of robotic arms - Assembly processes of precision machinery - Manufacturing of parts where positioning accuracy is critical 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Deepening understanding of flatness, leading to improved quality in design and manufacturing - Cost reduction through the reduction of defective products - Improvement in robot performance
Explaining the basics of straightness in semiconductor manufacturing!
In the semiconductor manufacturing industry, high precision is required. The flatness and shape accuracy of related components are directly linked to the performance of semiconductor devices, making the understanding of straightness important. Knowing the definition of straightness and how it is used in drawings can aid in quality management during the manufacturing process. This video explains the basics of straightness and supports problem-solving in semiconductor manufacturing. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Precision management of semiconductor manufacturing equipment parts - Training for quality control personnel 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Deepening the understanding of straightness and improving quality management capabilities - Enhancing drawing interpretation skills - Reducing the rate of defective products
To improve the accuracy of 3D printer creations!
In the 3D printing industry, the accuracy of the printed objects greatly affects the quality of the products. Particularly in additive manufacturing, precise alignment of each layer is crucial, and understanding perpendicularity is essential. If perpendicularity is not properly managed, dimensional errors and distortions in the printed objects may occur, potentially adversely affecting the functionality and appearance of the products. This video explains the basics of "perpendicularity," a type of geometric tolerance. It covers the definition of perpendicularity, how it is used in drawings, and points to consider when using it, supporting problem-solving in 3D printer manufacturing. 【Application Scenarios】 - When producing prototypes with a 3D printer - Manufacturing parts that require high precision in printed objects - When defects occur that differ from the design drawings 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Improvement in the quality of printed objects - Achieving prints as per the design - Reduction of defective products
Explaining the basics of the cause-and-effect diagram! This is a video resource that helps in reducing defects.
In the manufacturing industry, the occurrence of defective products is a significant challenge that leads to increased costs and a loss of trust from customers. To reduce defects, it is essential to identify the root causes of the problems and implement countermeasures. This video explains how to create a cause-and-effect diagram (fishbone diagram), which is fundamental to quality management. The cause-and-effect diagram is a powerful tool for systematically analyzing the causes of problems and developing effective countermeasures. This video material will serve as the first step in problem-solving for those in the manufacturing industry aiming to reduce defects. 【Usage Scenarios】 * Analyzing the causes of defects in the manufacturing site * Improving the quality management system * Enhancing problem-solving capabilities 【Effects of Implementation】 * Reducing the defect occurrence rate * Streamlining quality management * Improving problem-solving abilities
Explaining the basics of control charts with examples! Useful for quality management in equipment maintenance.
In the energy equipment industry, stable operation of equipment is crucial for maintenance. Therefore, it is necessary to grasp daily inspection data and abnormal values to detect equipment anomalies early. Control charts help visualize the operational status of equipment and assist in the early detection of signs of abnormalities. This video explains the basics of control charts and supports the improvement of quality management in equipment maintenance. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Monitoring equipment operational status - Early detection of abnormal values - Improvement of quality management 【Effects of Implementation】 - Maintenance of stable equipment operation - Reduction of failure risks - Enhancement of quality management capabilities
Explanation of how to calculate estimated prices!
In the manufacturing industry, accurate estimation of prices is crucial for improving yield. Understanding the method of calculating labor rates, in particular, forms the foundation of cost management. If labor rates are not calculated correctly, it can pressure profits and negatively impact management. This video explains the basic concepts of labor rates and suggests ways to enhance the transparency of estimation prices. 【Usage Scenarios】 - When creating estimates for new products - When aiming for cost reduction - When wanting to review the method of calculating labor rates 【Effects of Implementation】 - Accurate estimation of prices - Improved cost management capabilities - Enhanced profit margins
OT security training video to prevent line stoppages and improve productivity.
In the manufacturing industry, a halt in the production line can lead to significant losses. Vulnerabilities in OT security can cause unauthorized access to systems or malware infections, potentially resulting in line stoppages. The OT security training video has been created to help factory workers acquire basic knowledge of OT security, reduce the risk of incidents, and learn how to respond in the event of an incident. Through this video, viewers can understand the differences between OT and IT security, related terminology, and incident cases, as well as learn response measures for incidents. Even for participants with limited IT knowledge, the drama-style video is designed to keep them engaged while naturally acquiring knowledge of OT security. 【Usage Scenarios】 * Personnel responsible for the production line * Factory managers * All employees interested in OT security 【Benefits of Implementation】 * Reduced risk of line stoppages * Increased productivity * Enhanced employee security awareness * Improved response capabilities during incidents
OT security training video for all employees to reduce the risk of safe water supply disruptions.
In the water supply industry, security measures for Operational Technology (OT) systems are essential to prevent water quality contamination and maintain a safe water supply. In particular, system outages or malfunctions caused by cyberattacks can lead to serious situations such as water quality contamination or supply interruptions. OT security training videos help in understanding these risks and taking appropriate measures. This video clearly explains the differences between OT and IT security, related terminology, and incident cases, contributing to the enhancement of employees' security awareness. 【Usage Scenarios】 - All facilities operating OT systems, such as water purification plants, distribution facilities, and pumping stations - Employees involved with water quality monitoring systems and control systems - Businesses that want to recognize the risks of water quality contamination due to cyberattacks and implement countermeasures 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Deepen knowledge and understanding of OT security, improving response capabilities during incidents - Reduce the risk of water quality contamination and continue to supply safe water - Enhance employees' security awareness and improve the overall security level of the organization
OT security training video for all employees supporting safe operations of chemical plants.
In the chemical plant industry, ensuring stable operation and safety of the plant is the most important issue. In particular, cyber attacks on control systems can lead to accidents and operational shutdowns, potentially causing significant damage. There is a need to enhance employees' security awareness and ensure appropriate responses in the event of incidents. Our OT security training videos explain the differences between OT and IT security, as well as incident cases, in a way that is easy for factory workers to understand, even for those with little IT knowledge. 【Usage Scenarios】 * OT security measures in chemical plants * Enhancing employees' security awareness * Initial response during incidents 【Benefits of Implementation】 * Reduction of accident risks due to cyber attacks * Achieving stable operation of the plant * Improvement of employees' security knowledge and skills
OT security training video to reduce the risk of foreign substance contamination in food factories.
In the food industry, contamination and operational shutdowns during the manufacturing process are serious issues that can undermine a company's trust. Vulnerabilities in OT security can lead to unauthorized access to systems, which may also result in contamination or operational halts. It is essential for employees to understand the importance of OT security and to implement appropriate measures. Our OT security training videos are designed to help employees in food factories learn the basics of OT security and acquire knowledge to prevent incidents, even for those with limited IT knowledge, through engaging, drama-style videos. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Manufacturing lines in food factories - Processes requiring contamination prevention measures - Enhancing employees' security awareness 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Reduction of contamination risks - Stabilization of manufacturing processes - Improvement of corporate reliability
[Manufacturing Industry New Employee Training] [Safety Education Video] "Transforming Safety Awareness from the Ground Up with Experiential × Video Training! Case Studies Also Introduced"
Are you struggling with the issue of 'accidents not decreasing'? In the manufacturing industry, even with safety measures in place: ■ On-site workers often overlook safety reminders, leading to frequent near misses (Some companies report an average of over 100 near misses per year) ■ Pointing and confirming, as well as safety rules, have become mere formalities, resulting in low effectiveness ■ Foreign workers and newcomers may not correctly recognize risks These issues often lead to a continuous occurrence of accidents. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
[Manufacturing Industry New Employee Training] [Safety Education Video] "Practical × Video Training" to Improve Retention Rates! Introducing Effective Training Points to Prevent Accidents.
Have you ever faced the concern that 'despite conducting training for new employees, accidents are not decreasing'? In the manufacturing industry, it is often observed that even after implementing training for new employees, accidents continue to occur. ■ While awareness is high immediately after training, many new employees forget the rules within 1 to 2 months (over 50% in an internal survey were unclear about the training content) ■ Training focused mainly on classroom instruction leads to a significant gap with actual work ■ Over-reliance on on-the-job training results in inconsistencies in educational content Many companies face such challenges. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
【Safety Education Video】About the turning points in forklift safety education and real examples of reducing accidents!
In the manufacturing industry, forklifts are essential transportation tools. However, improper operation and human error can lead to significant causes of workplace accidents. In fact, forklift-related accidents can result in fatalities, making it a critical issue that cannot be overlooked for ensuring safety on site. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
[Manufacturing Industry New Employee Training] [Safety Education Video] Implementing safety education that is understood and adhered to.
In the manufacturing industry, pointing and confirming is a fundamental safety measure. However, this habit often becomes a mere formality in daily operations, leading to many cases where confirmation is done superficially. As a result, workers' attention levels decline, increasing the risk of accidents and near misses. This is particularly true for new or less experienced workers, who have few opportunities to fully understand the importance of pointing and confirming, often perceiving instructions from supervisors as just a "rule." Therefore, there is a need for education that strongly emphasizes the significance of pointing and confirming. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
[Manufacturing Industry New Employee Training] [Safety Education Video] The reality of accidents in the manufacturing field! Utilizing video training to enhance safety awareness and prevent accidents.
In the manufacturing industry, falls and being caught in machinery accidents occur frequently and are significant factors in labor-related injuries. In particular, it has been pointed out that the risk of accidents significantly increases in environments where workspace is insufficient and safety measures are not thoroughly implemented. According to a survey by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, in 2022, falls accounted for about 25% of all labor accidents, while being caught in machinery accidents made up about 15%, with these percentages being particularly high in the manufacturing sector. The main causes of such accidents include the following points: 1. Workers have a low awareness of danger and unconsciously engage in risky behaviors. 2. Safety rules have become mere formalities and are not practiced in daily operations. 3. There is a lack of safety education for new and foreign workers. In fact, statistics from the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare indicate that falls account for about 25% of labor accidents, many of which are attributed to inadequate safety measures. To address these issues, more companies are introducing safety education using video training. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
