社員研修DVD『災害事例に学ぶ 製造現場の安全対策』

This employee training DVD faithfully recreates actual accidents, providing realistic footage that allows you to experience and learn about the horror of accidents. The seven recorded cases are generalized to provide disaster prevention tips applicable to any factory or facility. (Available in Japanese, English, Chinese, Thai, and Indonesian) ★For more information and to order, please click here. https://www.php.co.jp/dvd/detail.php?... ■DVD Contents■--------------------------------------- Why Safety Activities Are Important (approx. 12 minutes) ●If Safety Is Neglected... ●Why Disasters Occur ●Heinrich's Law and Near-Miss Activities ●Risk Assessment to Identify Invisible Hazards [Disaster Case 1] Hands During Intermittent Equipment Operation... (approx. 13 minutes) ◎Mr. Uchimura, a veteran employee with over 20 years of experience When a malfunction occurred with equipment, he confidently began work, knowing from past experience that he could deal with the problem without shutting down the equipment as required. However, things didn't go as planned. While he was panicking, the intermittent motion equipment approached... ●Causes of Accidents (People's Issues/Equipment Issues) ●Key Points for Accident Prevention Related Case Precautions to Take During Non-Routine Work [Case Study 2] A Cart Was Unconsciously Placed in His Left Hand... (Approx. 14 min) ◎New Employee Tokunaga He was positioning the cart to secure it to the equipment. The two-ton cart had gone too far from the positioning plate, so he tried to pull it back toward him, placing his right hand on the cart and his left hand on the equipment. He pulled with all his might, but his fingers got caught in the guillotine-like positioning plate... ●Causes of Accidents (People's Issues/Equipment Issues) ●Key Points for Accident Prevention Related Case Key Points for Preventing Accidents Caused by Sudden Actions [Case Study 3] Thinking the Equipment Was Stopped, He Touched a Rotating Part... (Approx. 13 min) ◎Otomo, with 5 years of experience in equipment work The equipment had stopped abnormally, so he was trying to restore operation. A special tool was required to reset the machine, but since it was located far away, the worker was reluctant to go and retrieve it, so based on past experience, he began the manual reset process. Just as he reached for the belt to move it... ●Causes of Accidents (People Issues/Equipment Issues) ●Key Points for Accident Prevention Related Case Making the Most of Near Misses [Case Study 4] His Workwear Sleeve Got Snagged on the Rotating Roll... (Approx. 15 minutes) ◎Mr. Shimizu, who had just completed his internship Thinking that the method he had been taught was difficult to use, he changed his method on his own. As a result, his workwear sleeve got caught on a protruding part of the rotating machine. He tried to brace himself, but he couldn't... ●Causes of Accidents (People Issues/Equipment Issues/Management Issues) ●Key Points for Accident Prevention Related Case Key Points for Preventing Entrapment Accidents [Case Study 5] He instinctively used his bare hands when replacing materials... (Approx. 11 minutes) ◎Mr. Teramoto, who had been transferred from the Production Engineering Department He was replacing metal hoops. It had been a while since I'd been on the job site, but I was confident I could do it thanks to the knowledge I gained from my time in the production engineering department. However, one day, the hoop material got tangled. Realizing this was bad, I quickly grabbed the hoop material with my bare hands... ●Causes of Accidents (People-Related Problems) ●Key Points for Accident Prevention Related Case Key Points for Preventing Accidents Caused by Breaks [Accident Case 6] Trying to Attach a Heavy Item to a Crane Jig... (Approximately 9 minutes) ◎Veteran Worker Yoshida A 30kg part was temporarily placed on a base to be attached to the crane jig, and I pulled it slightly toward my body. As I pulled the jig closer to attach it, the part lost balance and fell onto my foot... ●Causes of Accidents (People Problems/Equipment Problems) ●Key Points for Accident Prevention Related Case Key Points for Preventing Falls and Trips [Case Study 7] Backing Up a Forklift... (Approximately 10 minutes) ◎Driver Honda, working in the aisle with Ohashi While backing up the forklift, they noticed a pedestrian, but were confident that the pedestrian would move out of the way. While backing up and turning, they took their eyes off the pedestrian to avoid getting the product inside the forklift caught. Then... ●Causes of Accidents Related Case Forklift Safety Measures (People Precautions/Forklift Precautions) ----------------------------------------------------- #EmployeeTraining #CaseStudy #SafetyMeasures #Factory #Available in 5 Languages