Lesson 01 VERs - Wow, That Could Happen to Me
Wow, That Could Happen to Me
Lesson 01 VERs - Five Minute Video Event Reports
What is a Video Event Report (VER)? The course begins with a definition of the golden rule of making a VER: "Wow, that could happen to me". The goal of making a VER is to get every person who could of have or might someday be in the same situation to watch the recreated VER and say: "Wow, that could happen to me".
Lesson 02 VERs - Why? Because Sometimes We are Unknowingly Unsafe
Why? Because Sometimes We are Unknowingly Unsafe
Lesson 02 VERs - Five Minute Video Event Reports (VERs)
Why? Why bother to go through the trouble of recreating a high value or high frequency event or a near miss in a video?
Tom explains that there are times when we are working that we become unknowingly unsafe. Tom shows how sharing self made videos of our experiences with others in the community we work in can increase everyone's self awareness of unknowingly unsafe situations.
Lesson 03 VERs - Discuss the Critical Steps
Discuss the Critical Steps
Lesson 03 VERs - Discuss the Critical Steps
This lesson uses a real world VER to apply the concepts of the previous lessons. Another principle of making high quality VERs is added: Discuss the critical steps.
Lesson 04 VERs - Fingerprinting the Traps
Fingerprinting the Traps
Lesson 04 VERs - Fingerprinting the Traps
Using a second example of a real world VER this lesson discusses types of VERs and explores using a library of VERs as a means to provide "pattern recognition" of the latent organizational weaknesses (traps) that exist across the company's field assets.