Safety training and media
Training video shot on your site, with your crew and your equipment.
Watch the work
Most safety video is shot in a studio or bought off the shelf, and crews tune it out. They pay attention when it's their own site, their own equipment and people they know on the screen.
Filmed on a working site
We film on your site with your own employees, while the real work goes on in the background, so crews see their own equipment, ground and coworkers on screen.
Planned by a safety pro
Every shoot is planned by a CHST with eight years in field safety. We know what the hazard looks like on a working site and what a crew needs to see, so the safety content is right before the camera rolls.
What you get
- The finished video as an MP4 or a YouTube upload
- Every still from the shoot as a JPEG
- Spanish subtitles, if you want them
- Full rights to use all of it
How a shoot works
- Planning call. The topic, who it's for, and which crew and equipment we need.
- Script and shot list. A script and shot list for you to review before anything is filmed.
- Shoot day. We film on your site with your own crew, while the real work goes on.
- Edit. We edit the footage into the finished piece.
- Your review. You review the cut before it's final.
- Final cut. Final cut 45 days after the shoot, or about a week with rush editing.
Other services
On-site safety leadership
A safety lead on your site for a day, a phase or the whole job. Daily, weekly and monthly reports, so you know what happened while you were somewhere else.
One-day minimum plus travel
Safety plans and written programs
Plans written for your scope and your site. Word and PDF files your team can edit. Rush is available.
First draft three weeks after kickoff
Incident and audit response
We investigate, work the root cause with a 5-why and an analysis tree, and put it in writing. Audit coming? We walk the site before the auditor does.
Written report in two business days
Photos and video by Chris Fredette Media.
Tell us what your crew needs to see.
You'll have a written quote within three business days.