Building and construction

The building and construction industry can benefit from applying video for onboarding of new employees. Video has a level of details, which you do not get to the same degree by using written text or a PowerPoint. Moreover, video is a strong tool, which may be applied for training in machinery and safety training as well as compliance. 

Our customer portfolio includes Rockwool, who apply video with multiple camera angles for training of employees abroad in servicing and maintenance of machines. It may also include how you gather specific components such as tools, set-up containers correctly and so forth. 

Own set-up or assisted recordings

It may be an advantage to install a permanent AV solution, in which cameras and microphones are installed in a room and record using a video platform like Panopto. We can help you set-up permanently in a meeting room or a factory hall for the purpose. We also help businesses with more complex set-ups, by using 5 inputs and we also have the equipment to ensure that you get a professional recording in which both lighting, sound and audio plays well together. If your organization already has a high-end video solution such as Panopto, it can be an advantage to apply it in order for a platform like this with 5 different input in one and the same view.

Intelligent video solutions make it possible for employees and managers to easily make screen and video recordings, edit and distribute content for employee training and onboarding. All videos can safely be stored in the business’ video library. 

Onboarding of new employees is resource and time demanding. By using video you can conduct a more efficient process. Thereby, you save money, but more importantly also time – as new employees are quickly trained and educated.

Employee training and education is vital to current and new employees. Recordings of the business’ internal knowledge is a valuable tool, which seeks to make the education and training of employees more efficient. 

A secure corporate video library can help your organization store videos internally. Everyone can upload and share their videos with one or multiple employees with regards to optimizing internal knowledge sharing. 

Safe work environment – interactive training

Experience new ways of training your employees safely in construction sites by using video. With a video platform like Hihaho it suddenly becomes easy and intuitive to make videos yourself. You can easily apply already existing video recordings, or you can record quickly using your mobile device. 

Insert questions, quizzes, ‘jump to’, ‘skip’, information/text, zoom, scroll, highlight! By making training in a safe work environment interesting and interactive, you as an employer can easily create more engagement. The younger generation are using video and interactive media on a daily basis, and by using modern video methods, you can get to important messages with this target audience.

From spreadsheet to graphic illustration 

Success within building depends on competencies, expertise and experience – just as well as facts and data. A video solution can help businesses in building and construction in a ways a spreadsheet, text and graphic illustrations have no chance, as a video solution can provide an objective illustration of the facts. Videos can make opportunities visible and offer a visual way to engage employees.

Certification and compliance 

Certifications and compliance are illustratively demonstrated by using video. In businesses in which security are vital, it can be an advantage to apply video for training and education, as it provides more details than written documents and PowerPoints are able to. In these instances, a video solution like Panopto can be a really nice tool, as it offers the possibility to show up to five different camera angles at once. It provides a level of detail for your communication and documentation which is quite unique. 

See the example to the left from Conseil Offshort, in which an employee goes through training in the application of pipes. Notice how you see the physical demonstration, slides and the presenter.