High-Risk Work Procedure
Show workers and contractors how critical activities are planned, controlled and carried out safely on your site.
Lockout/tagout, confined-space entry, work at height, hot work and permit-to-work activities depend on people understanding the correct sequence, controls and responsibilities.
A procedure video can demonstrate the required steps in the actual environment where the work takes place, using your equipment, access points, isolation devices, permits and site conditions. It can show critical checks, handovers, authorisation stages and escalation points that are difficult to communicate through written procedures alone.
The material is particularly useful for contractor briefings, maintenance shutdowns and refresher training before recurring high-risk tasks. It provides workers and supervisors with a consistent visual reference for how the procedure is applied on your site, while supporting formal procedures, practical training and authorisation processes rather than replacing them.
What the video can cover
- Lockout/tagout and energy-isolation procedures.
- Confined-space entry and gas-testing requirements.
- Work-at-height controls and safe access.
- Hot-work permits and fire-watch responsibilities.
- Permit-to-work stages, checks and sign-offs.
- Roles, handovers and escalation points.
Typical applications
- LOTO before maintenance of conveyors, presses or automated lines.
- Confined-space entry for tanks, pits, silos or vessels.
- Hot-work procedures for welding, cutting or grinding.
- Permit-to-work briefings for contractors.
- Preparation before shutdowns, maintenance campaigns or recurring high-risk tasks.
How it supports your training
The video can be used before practical training, as a refresher before work begins or as part of a contractor briefing. It gives workers, supervisors and permit issuers a common visual reference while keeping formal authorisation, competence assessment and hands-on training in place.