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Who says safety training has to be boring? Safety training should be anything but boring – if you want it to stick, that is.
After all, safety training is central to building a strong safety culture. It nurtures employee engagement, which is exactly what you need to
ensure employee participation.
But to get employee engagement, you have to show them their role in safety and how it applies to their day-to-day work. Workplace safety
games are a great place to start. Here are three to try with your team.
Instead of drilling a lesson, have employees teach themselves (and each other) a lesson. Split your group into teams and ask each team to
create their own lesson plans to teach the rest of the team. You can give them a topic to make sure they don’t overlap.
This should be an all-out experience. As them to design an interactive lesson to teach their colleagues, preferably one that’s relevant to them.
For example, if you’re splitting manufacturing line workers into groups, have them each cover safety topics relative to line work.
Safety Survivor
No, we’re not talking about recreating Survivor at work, but you’re certainly welcome to try (safely, of course).
In this game, you’ll need to split your attendees into at least two teams. Then, challenge them to a series of “survival station” activities.
For example, identify every item in a �rst aid kit (take everything out of the packaging �rst). Or maybe a personal protective equipment (PPE)
“drill” to see who can put on their PPE fastest (correctly, of course). Or see which team can correctly �ll out an incident investigation report for a
provided accident scenario.
Each team will receive a token after completing a survival station. The team that completes their stations the fastest wins the game.
See, the reason Broadway musicals stick in people’s heads is because they rely on catchy tunes. That tune sticks in someone’s head faster than
any rote lesson. So why not use that to your advantage?
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To play this game, split your group into teams and give each team a safety emergency. Their job is to make a song about the emergency. Bonus
points for creating a great melody as well! The most popular song wins the game.
Need more great safety resources to share with your employees? Make sure to check out our blog for more tips, like this collection of essential
workplace safety articles.
Topics: Workplace Health and Safety, Training Management, Safety Management, Safety Culture, Professional Development
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