• Safety training people remember.

    Training filmed in your own facilities, so people learn to recognize risks where they will actually encounter them. Every completion and score is recorded for your compliance files.

  • The problem

    Most safety training is designed to be completed rather than remembered. A slide presentation or an off-the-shelf video, followed by an acknowledgment form, satisfies the requirement, but rarely shows people the specific risks of the place where they will actually work.

    Meanwhile, drills can create complications and their own hazards, and in-person walkthroughs are difficult to repeat for every new hire, shift and location.

  • What we build

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    Site-specific orientation.

    360° walkthroughs of your own facilities, including exits, restricted areas and equipment, so people know the space before they work in it.

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    Hazard recognition.

    Learners explore a real scene and identify what's wrong, with questions scored as they go.

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    Procedures in sequence.

    Lockout, PPE, infection control or chemical handling, demonstrated step by step and then assessed.

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    Emergency routes.

    AR wayfinding to exits, eyewash stations and assembly points, so people learn the route before they need it.

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    Completion records.

    Per-learner scores and timestamps, exportable and compatible with your LMS.

  • Built for audits

    Every module records who completed it, when, and how they scored, with exports ready for your compliance files.

    Because training runs in a browser on any phone or tablet, it reaches people on the floor as easily as those at a desk.

  • How it gets made

    Build modules yourself on 360Works. For multi-site programs, our studio captures each facility and produces the full curriculum, so every location trains to the same standard.

  • Tell us what's hard to train on.

    Send us the thing you can't put in front of people, and we'll tell you how we'd teach it.