Manufacturing

Your workshop, with its machines, before the first shift.

Presses, lathes, conveyors, lockout points: the newcomer recognises the workshop, its hazards and its procedures before setting foot in it.

Safety, security, lockout and maintenance

What we train here

Safety, security, first-level maintenance. Each scenario below is a three-to-five-scene training, ready in less than a week, in your setting.

SafetySafety at the workstation

Machine guards, PPE, traffic, noise, energies: the hazard hunt in your workshop.

SecurityA rule broken by a colleague

Step in, alert, do not let it slide: the choice and its consequence, with a person who talks back.

First-level maintenanceLockout and restart

Lock out, verify zero energy, intervene, unlock, restart: every step on the real equipment, in the right order.

Try the demo

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ManufacturingSafety at the workstation in a machining workshop

5 scenes · 25 points · quiz · 4 min

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Why it sticks

Four pillars of learning (Stanislas Dehaene), lived in the demo above, in that order.

Attention

The trainee is in the scene: your setting, hazards on the real objects, a guiding voice.

Active engagement

Find every hazard, make a choice and live its consequence, run the procedure in order. No skipping.

Feedback

Every action gets an immediate answer; at the end, the results say what is mastered and what needs work.

Consolidation

The essentials at the end of the training (coming), then replay from a link or a QR code, in twenty languages.

The four pillars in detail, and what the research measures.

Your sector’s dates

3 years
Electrical authorisation

Standard NF C18-510: refresher recommended every three years.

At every change
New machine, new post

Training renewed at every change of post, machine or technique (L4141-2).

At hiring
Safety training

French Labour Code, art. L4141-2: every newcomer before the first shift, then at every change of post or technique.

Every year
Risk assessment document (DUERP)

Single risk assessment document updated at least yearly from eleven employees, with the prevention programme.

References given as guidance (French regulations); your exact obligations depend on your agreement and your counsel.

A five-day pilot, in your manufacturing

Brief on Monday, studio-validated training in your teams’ hands on Friday. You decide after. Every project is quoted.

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