Construction & infrastructure
Safety video for construction sites that change every week
Site inductions under CDM 2015, working at height, plant and pedestrian segregation, buried services and toolbox talks — filmed on your site, animated where filming can't go, and delivered in the languages your workforce speaks.
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Construction had more worker deaths than any other industry last year.
Sites mobilise fast, workforces turn over constantly and many operatives work in a second language. Safety messages need to be consistent from the first day of a contract to the last, and easy to refresh as the site changes.
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CDM site inductions
Operative, subcontractor and visitor inductions filmed on your site, ready before mobilisation.
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Working at height
Scaffolds, MEWPs, edge protection and fall arrest, with animated sequences of what happens when a control is missed.
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Plant and pedestrians
Blind spots, exclusion zones, banksmen and traffic routes, shown from the operator's seat and the walkway.
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Service strikes and excavations
Buried services, permit to dig and safe excavation, using animated cutaways of what's underground.
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Toolbox-talk clips
Short, single-topic films your supervisors can play at the start of a shift and discuss with the team.
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360° site orientation
Let new starters walk the site virtually, hazard by hazard, before their first shift.
50%
fewer utility and service strikes after VR360 safety training on HS2
After introducing VR 360 service-strike training, HS2 reported a 50% reduction in utility and service damage across all sectors, and 97% of attendees said it made more impact than a standard safety video. Immersive, site-specific content changes behaviour in a way generic material doesn't.
Source: HS2 Learning Legacy — VR 360 changing HSEQ training delivery and perceptions
Topics we cover for construction clients
- Site and contractor inductions
- Working at height and fall prevention
- Lifting operations
- Plant–pedestrian interface
- Buried services and permit to dig
- Temporary works
- Dust, silica and noise
- Manual handling
- Logistics and site traffic
- Emergency and evacuation
Ready before your contract mobilises
Start with a brief-
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Programme and site walk
We fit the shoot around your programme and walk the site with your HSE manager.
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Script from your RAMS
Content follows your site rules, risk assessments and the principal contractor's requirements.
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Film and animate
An inducted crew films on site; animation covers what can't be staged safely.
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Review and translate
You approve the cut, then we produce the language versions your supply chain needs.
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Update as the site changes
Modules are refreshed as phases change, so the induction stays true to the site.
Construction & infrastructure
When does your next site mobilise?
Tell us the project, the workforce and the date the induction needs to be live. We'll plan backwards from there.
- Address
- Studio 52 Arts Production Ltd, The Charter Building, Vine St, Uxbridge, London UB8 1JG, UK
- Phone
- +44 20 3096 5422 · +44 7498 012352
- [email protected]
- WhatsApp +44 7498 012352
FAQs
Construction safety video questions
What principal contractors and their supply chains usually ask.
Talk to our expertsCan a video replace our CDM site induction?
A video can deliver the consistent core of the induction — site rules, hazards, PPE and emergency arrangements — but it works best alongside a short site-specific briefing, a knowledge check and your signed induction record.
How do you handle a site that changes phase every few months?
We build inductions in modules. When a phase changes, we refilm or re-animate the affected section rather than the whole film.
Can you produce versions for operatives who speak other languages?
Yes. We plan subtitles and translated voiceovers from the script stage so every operative receives the same message.
Do you film on live sites?
Yes. Our crew completes your site induction, follows your rules and works around live operations on agreed shoot days.