LIVE – Organising a safety day that leaves a lasting impression

A toolbox meeting in the canteen. A presentation with bullet points. A short film about what can go wrong. Your team nods, signs the attendance sheet, and a week later it’s all forgotten.

Only 5 to 10 per cent of a traditional safety session sticks with the participants.

Organising a safety day that your staff will actually remember requires a different approach. Don’t just tell them – let them experience it. That’s what The Hazard Factory LIVE does.

Why a toolbox meeting doesn’t really make an impact

Explaining safety doesn’t change much. People usually know what’s dangerous, and yet accidents still happen. Knowledge isn’t the same as ‘seeing’. ‘Seeing’ is not the same as ‘doing’. Doing something out of habit, time pressure or routine. Passive listening leaves hardly any lasting impression. You can repeat the session, but you’ll only be repeating the low retention rate.

Experiencing a hazard together: what LIVE does

LIVE brings a collaborative VR experience to your own site. Your staff step into an environment together that is full of hazardous situations – a fall, a collision, a misjudgement – and make decisions together. They feel the tension, see the consequences, and discuss it afterwards. In this way, safety shifts from something on paper to something people internalise. VR is the means to this end, not the goal: what matters is the behaviour that remains.

From 40 to 1,000 participants, in a single day

A safety day with LIVE scales with your organisation. From a close-knit team of 40 to a site with 1,000 employees in a single day, in your team’s language, with broad internal support. One day with maximum impact.

When to organise a safety day

LIVE works at the moments that matter: a safety week, the kick-off of a cultural programme, or following an incident when you want something that really resonates with people. That’s exactly when you want impact, not just a presentation.

The proof

• 75% knowledge retention after 30 days, compared to 5 to 10% for a traditional session.
• Proven across hundreds of safety days, including at Equans, DENYS, SPIE, CFE and Eiffage.
• 40 to 1,000 participants per day, multilingual, at your own site.

Would you like to see what a safety day actually delivers? You can read about it in our script, and you can also try it out for yourself with our online performance report.

Book your safety day for the autumn

We’re launching Live this autumn. Would you like a safety day in October, November or December that really leaves a lasting impression? Dates are filling up fast, so book yours now. Download the programme or arrange a consultation or demo straight away.

Experience the hazard. Skip the accident.