creating an environment where employees can openly discuss safety
Safety is a critical priority for MTR Corporation. A main problem is that all workers are not aware of safety procedures, or have not completed the necessary safety training. They naturally come from a number of different countries, meaning that language can act as a barrier to effective training. Furthermore, cultural aspect of safety and the out come of incidents differ hugely.
To bring this message home to workers computer, a short film
was proposed that visually highlights the importance of a pro-active safety
culture.
The objectives of
Health & Safety Animation Programm are:
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Encourage staff to involve in conversations by giving
them incentives to participate.
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Secure employees
and contractors know about current and past case studies.
Health & Safety
Animation discussion is about creating a healthy environment where employees can openly discuss and
discover how to can make ourselves and others safer. It is a means of recognizing
safety improvement opportunities through greater engagement and better
communication.
Leading Safety Conversations techniques provided Thameslink
managers to inclusively ask questions and raise concerns, which in turn created
an ‘Involving Culture’ within the organisation. Achievement of the Leading
Safety Conversations initiative on Thameslink demanded engagement and support
of individual members of the wider Thameslink Programme team.
An integrated conveying plan was based on use of multiple media
in order to achieve wide awareness of the method, generate excitement and embed
the approach among the Thameslink team.
We suggested a monthly round up which showed a safety
conversation taking place in a humorous way, using animation and illustration.
Hiring on board elements of the 7-cultural themes, and the
desire as an organisation to be inclusive, we took real conversations from
employees and contractors and turned them into funny, but serious message
scenarios. The main campaign’s inventive was about maintaining engagement and
consistency of the theme.
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