Reasons and measures for "the meaning of safety devices not being conveyed."

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Proposal for Solutions | Introduction of Video Education Teaching from the "Reason for the Existence of Equipment" Safety devices are not something you use just because you are told to. It is crucial to understand and be convinced of the "reasons why they must be used" on-site. To achieve this, it is effective to demonstrate the role and effects of safety devices through "actual footage" and to educate by "seeing and knowing" the dangers present in the workplace. ● Simulation of accidents that would have occurred without the device ● Confirmation through video of "what was protected" at the moment the device was activated ● Comparison of "work without the device" and "work with the device" This way, the device becomes recognized not just as an obligation, but as an entity that protects lives, permeating the workplace.

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Implementation Steps | Designing Safety Device Education to "Convey the Meaning of Use" STEP 1 | Identify cases where the safety device was activated and cases where it was not Utilize realistic and familiar cases as educational materials. STEP 2 | Create a video that clearly visualizes the mechanism and effects Achieve "convincing education" through a combination of comparison, reproduction, and live commentary. STEP 3 | Incorporate into morning meetings and new employee training as a routine to establish a habit By viewing it multiple times, instill the realization that "the device is protecting me."

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Introduction of Success Stories | Achieving 100% Usage Rate of Safety Devices by "Understanding Their Purpose" In a precision parts stamping workshop, the act of temporarily turning off safety devices was implicitly tolerated, leading to numerous cases where newcomers unconsciously engaged in dangerous practices by mimicking veterans. To address this, we introduced video training materials based on past near-miss incidents, recreating multiple scenes where "the device worked to prevent an accident." As a result: ● The safety device usage rate among all workers reached 100%. ● A mindset of "this is something to be followed" became established throughout the workplace. ● There was an increase in newcomers asking questions about "how the devices work," fostering a culture of deeper understanding. The devices are now treated not as a given, but as a valuable presence.

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