The reason why "verbal warnings" have zero effect: examples of changing behavior through videos.

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Proposal for Solutions: A video that conveys the "why" and connects to action. To transform warnings from "words that are easily ignored" to "personal matters," a video training that communicates meaning through visuals and storytelling is effective. ✅ Reproducing the causes and background of accidents through animation By visualizing the actual flow of an accident, we help workers understand the risks that cannot be conveyed through mere verbal prompts. ✅ Story design that links actions to outcomes Clarifying causal relationships such as "the result of ignoring warnings" and "accidents caused by lack of verification," the structure encourages participants to reflect on their own actions. ✅ Multilingual support that transcends language barriers To ensure understanding for foreign workers, we support content comprehension through multilingual subtitles and narration. ✅ Fusion of real-life scenes and animation By combining realistic footage with animation, we achieve education that is easy to understand and memorable.

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Implementation Steps: Three Steps for Companies STEP 1: Identify Accident Occurrence Trends Focus on "accidents that occurred despite warnings" and determine the scenarios to recreate. STEP 2: Create Videos and Incorporate Them into Pre-Work Training Produce videos composed of scenes directly related to the work. Incorporate viewing during morning meetings or safety checks before work. STEP 3: Conduct Effectiveness Measurement and Regular Updates Regularly verify effectiveness through accident counts, implementation rates of safety reminders, participant surveys, etc., and improve and update the videos.

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Introduction of a success story: Dramatic improvement in the effectiveness of safety reminders In a metal processing factory, reminders through "verbal prompts" during work were being implemented, but an average of 12 contact accidents occurred annually over the past three years. The factory was troubled by the fact that "despite being cautious, accidents were not decreasing," and decided to introduce video training. Implemented measures: ● Recreated past contact accidents using animations ● Visually demonstrated how verbal reminders are connected to actual accidents ● Established a rule for everyone to watch a 3-minute video before starting work Six months after implementation, the following results were confirmed: ● The number of contact accidents decreased from 12 to 5 per year (58% reduction) ● The "rate of verbal prompts by workers" improved from 80% to 96% ● A post-training survey for foreign workers recorded a 92% understanding rate.

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