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Studio 52 — communications since 1977
Safety video production on an industrial site

Safety video production

Safety video built around your site, not a stock library

Inductions filmed on your site, lessons-learnt films built from your incidents, and 3D animation of the hazards you can't film. For UK construction, energy, manufacturing and other high-risk industries.

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Why invest in safety videos?

The numbers behind every induction

Britain is one of the safest places in the world to work, and the risks that remain are concentrated in the same few hazards every year.

126

Workers killed at work

126 workers were killed in work-related accidents in Great Britain in 2025/26. Falls from height caused 31 of those deaths.

Source: HSE, 2025/26 (provisional)

680,000

Workers injured at work

An estimated 680,000 workers suffered a non-fatal injury at work in 2024/25, up from 604,000 the year before.

Source: HSE, 2024/25

£22.9bn

Annual cost to Britain

Workplace injuries and new cases of work-related ill health cost Great Britain an estimated £22.9 billion in 2023/24.

Source: HSE Costs to Britain, 2023/24

How we work

What a library course or an AI avatar can't do

  • Filmed on your site

    Your entrances, plant, walkways and muster points, so workers recognise the hazards they'll actually face.

  • Animated where filming can't go

    Falls, plant strikes, buried services and process hazards shown safely and accurately.

  • Scripted from your RAMS

    Content follows your risk assessments and site rules, and your HSE lead signs it off.

  • Every language your workforce speaks

    Subtitles and translated voiceovers planned from the script stage.

  • Built in modules

    Separate cuts for operatives, contractors and visitors, and quick updates when the site changes.

  • Crews that know industrial sites

    We've filmed on plants, platforms and live sites since 1977, and we follow your rules while we do it.

From our safety productions

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Safety film being shot on a drilling floor
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Contact

Get in touch — let's make safety stick

Tell us about your site, workforce and training goals, and we'll recommend the best format and send a fixed quote.

Address
Studio 52 Arts Production Ltd, The Charter Building, Vine St, Uxbridge, London UB8 1JG, UK
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FAQs

Have questions? We have the answers.

Talk to our team about your induction goals and discover the best video format for your workforce training.

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What types of workplace safety videos does Studio 52 produce?

Safety induction videos, lessons-learnt and incident re-enactment films, 2D and 3D safety animation, docu-drama, golden rules films, toolbox-talk clips and 360° safety experiences. Every video is tailored to your site, industry and safety objectives.

Can your safety videos support UK health and safety requirements?

Yes. Our videos are scripted from your risk assessments and site rules to support training and communication in line with HSE guidance, CDM 2015 and ISO 45001 objectives. Your HSE lead approves the script and the final cut.

When should we choose a bespoke safety video over an off-the-shelf course?

Use off-the-shelf courses for generic topics like manual handling or fire awareness. Commission bespoke video when the content depends on your site, your equipment or your incidents, such as inductions, high-risk tasks and lessons-learnt films.

Which industries do you produce safety videos for?

Construction and infrastructure, oil, gas and energy, manufacturing, logistics and warehousing, utilities, rail and other high-risk industries where clear safety communication is essential.

Can you produce safety videos in other languages?

Yes. We plan subtitles and translated voiceovers from the script stage, so every worker receives the same message in a language they understand.