PT Wijaya Karya (WIKA) Safety Induction Video 2017 - GO HOME SAFELY

WIKA Safety Induction Video

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PT Wijaya Karya (WIKA) Safety Induction Video 2017 - GO HOME SAFELY

The “Go Home Safely” safety induction video was made for the QSHE team at PT Wijaya Karya (Persero) Tbk in 2017. It is screened at induction sessions for workers on WIKA projects and runs about 4 minutes 34 seconds.

Instead of reading out a list of rules, the video follows one worker’s day: leaving home, riding to the project, putting on protective equipment, joining the morning briefing, working on scaffolding with a harness and getting home safely to his family. PopOut handled the video shooting at a house and on an active construction site, and the video editing, with on-screen labels for each piece of protective equipment.

This video was made through PopOut's safety induction video production service.

Client: PT Wijaya Karya (Persero) Tbk
Year: 2017
Service: Video production

The challenge

On a construction project, safety rules only work when every worker understands why they exist. WIKA's QSHE (quality, safety, health and environment) team wanted a 2017 safety induction video for people working on its project sites, explaining the importance of safety measures on location. The message had to tie personal protective equipment and safe working habits to one simple goal: getting home safely at the end of every day.

The solution

Using PopOut's video shooting and video editing services, the video tells a short story about one worker's day. It begins at home with his wife, follows his scooter ride to the project, and shows him putting on safety shoes and a helmet before a morning briefing with the site crew. Scaffolding scenes show harness use, and on-screen labels name each piece of protective equipment. The crew filmed at a house and on an active construction site, wearing hard hats, vests and harnesses themselves, with an LED light panel and a dedicated sound recordist.

The results

The finished video runs about 4 minutes 34 seconds and ends where it began, with the worker arriving home to his wife, followed by the title card "Go Home Safely". A timelapse and aerial city shots open the piece, and text labels such as Safety Shoes and Safety Helmet reinforce the key points. It is built to be screened during safety inductions, so workers see the reason behind each rule before they start on site.

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