The secret of video training that solves the problem of 'not reducing work mistakes.'

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Points to Reduce Work Errors To prevent work errors, the following points are important: 1. Utilize visually understandable educational methods (videos, animations) 2. Practice the learning content on-site and provide regular feedback 3. Measure the effectiveness of training and continuously improve As demonstrated by Company E's case, introducing video training has been shown to have a significant effect on reducing work errors and improving quality. By reviewing on-site educational methods and implementing more effective training programs, we can achieve a safe and highly productive work environment free of errors.

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Case Study of Company E - 50% Reduction in Work Errors through Video Training At Company E, a major manufacturing firm, new workers were frequently making mistakes. In particular, issues related to the omission of work procedures and incorrect use of tools were causing quality defects. To address this challenge, Company E implemented the following video training program. Specific Content of the Video Training: 1. Animation of past error cases to clearly explain the issues. 2. Use of live-action footage to visually demonstrate the correct work procedures. 3. Conducting simulations after training to assess proficiency. As a result of this initiative, work errors were reduced by 50%, and the incidence of quality defects also significantly decreased. Additionally, due to improved understanding among workers, the training period for new employees was shortened, resulting in a secondary benefit. (The effectiveness of the training was measured based on comparative data of work error counts and quality defect rates before and after the training.)