Simply saying 'be careful' won't prevent it! What are the educational strategies to reduce accidents?

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Solution: Change safety awareness fundamentally with "experiential × video training"! In traditional safety education, 1️⃣ Manuals and verbal instructions are the focus, leading to differences in understanding. 2️⃣ Many methods rely on "learning through experience," which does not allow for a full understanding of risks. 3️⃣ The lack of a tangible sense of danger does not lead to behavioral change. However, by introducing experiential training utilizing videos, ✅ Accident simulation videos can be used to "visualize" dangers. ✅ A combination of animation and live-action conveys realistic examples. ✅ The ability to watch repeatedly promotes the establishment of safety awareness. In particular, by recreating "the moment of an accident" and "the consequences of incorrect actions" through animation, we can enhance crisis awareness and lead to improvements in behavior on-site.

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How to Implement Safety Training To introduce video training for accident prevention: ✅ Analyze past accident data and select cases to be turned into videos ✅ Create short videos that can be viewed during work breaks ✅ Incorporate multilingual support to instill safety awareness among all workers (e.g., prepare narration in Japanese, English, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Spanish) Through these efforts, we can achieve effective safety education that not only serves as a mere "warning" but actually changes behavior.

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Case Study: Success of Company D Company D (a food processing manufacturer) had been thoroughly emphasizing verbal warnings, but the number of accidents did not decrease. The practice of pointing and confirming had become a mere formality, leading to a decline in safety awareness. With the increase of foreign workers, the language barrier became a challenge. In response, Company D implemented safety training using videos. They combined animation and live-action to present specific accident examples (e.g., slips, machinery entrapment, handling chemical substances incorrectly). The mechanisms of accidents were explained through visuals, allowing for a visual understanding of the causes. They adopted multilingual narration to enhance understanding among foreign workers (e.g., Japanese, English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Spanish). As a result, within six months after the training, the number of near-miss incidents decreased by 40% (significantly exceeding the industry average improvement rate of 25%). The compliance rate with safety rules improved by 30%, successfully transforming the awareness of the workers. Understanding among foreign workers increased, leading to a reduction in mistakes.

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