Safety people notice where it matters — on site.
People don’t learn safety in a classroom. They learn it in the corridor, the car park and the control room.
Sound familiar?
- Safety rules are on the intranet, and nobody reads them.
- Each site has different risks and one generic campaign.
- You need people to spot a risk before it becomes an incident.
From the first idea to the last photo
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Map the sites
The real risks at each location.
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Put the message in the place
QR points at each site that open the right message for that spot.
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Train the eye
Visual games where people find the risk in a real scene.
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Repeat it
Posters, screens and short films that keep safety visible.
Everything, made by one team
- On-site QR activations for each location
- Visual spot-the-risk games
- Posters and screen content
- Short films
Products that fit this program
Spot the Problem
Employees identify security, safety, and compliance issues in realistic scenes. This builds pattern recognition and safer behavior under real conditions.
Trivia Clans
A “territory conquest” knowledge war game. Teams win by answering questions about policies, products, values, cybersecurity, and key business narratives—making mandatory knowledge social and memorable.
Six things you get, whatever the occasion
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One idea, named
Before anything is designed, the program gets a name and a line your people will remember.
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Built on your values
Every occasion, even a summer day, is a chance to live them.
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Your people are the content
Real colleagues on film, on the walls and in the stories.
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Staged, not a single day
A teaser, a launch your leaders open, moments people take part in, and what keeps it going afterwards.
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Everything under one roof
Film and animation, games, digital experiences, events, office branding and merchandise.
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Filmed and handed over
Film and photography of every moment, and templates your team can keep using.
Tell us the occasion.
A 30-minute call is enough to shape the idea, the plan and what it takes.