HEALTH AND SAFETY VIDEOS
Briefing | Procedures | Training | Induction
Health and safety videos that make procedures easier to understand
Clear video training helps employees, contractors and visitors understand what is expected before they begin work. South Wales Video creates practical health and safety films for organisations across Wales, filmed in the real workplace or in a controlled setting when required.
We work with your health and safety manager, training lead or subject expert to plan the script, demonstrations and filming schedule. This keeps terminology accurate and allows the finished material to reflect your actual procedures, equipment and working environment.
Clear information. Consistent delivery.
One carefully planned film can give every viewer the same core instruction and reduce the need to repeat routine demonstrations.
- Filmed around your workplace
- Scripts reviewed with your expert
- Captions, titles and graphics available
- Reusable for staff, contractors and visitors
Workplace safety topics we can demonstrate
Each production is shaped around your procedures rather than a generic template.
Emergency procedures
Explain alarms, evacuation routes, assembly points and the actions expected during an incident.
Hazard awareness
Show common risks, reporting procedures and the practical steps that help prevent slips, trips and falls.
Manual handling
Demonstrate correct lifting, carrying and team-handling techniques in the environment where they are used.
Personal protective equipment
Show when PPE is required, how it should be fitted and why each item matters.
Vehicles and machinery
Provide clear guidance for forklift trucks, transport routes, exclusion zones and site movement.
Working at height
Demonstrate access, equipment checks, fall protection and safe working procedures.
Fuel depot induction video case study
The project required four concise induction films for contractors, visitors, drivers and staff. Filming took place over two and a half days and included an actor, professional voice-over and aerial footage.
Separating the material by audience made the instructions easier to follow and allowed each viewer to receive the information relevant to their visit or role.
A straightforward production process
Planned with your subject experts and delivered in clear, manageable stages.
1. Consultation
Establish the audience, training objectives, locations and approval process.
2. Script and planning
Shape the structure, demonstrations and wording with your training or safety manager.
3. Filming
Capture presenters, practical procedures and supporting detail with professional cameras, lighting and sound.
4. Edit and delivery
Add captions, graphics, chapters and voice-over before delivering files for your chosen platform.