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Chaos on site — Investigating an incident
On the fictional Les Tilleuls construction site, accounts are incomplete and decisions conflict. Your group compares facts, explores causes and develops preventive measures.
Available to prepare
Preparation and facilitation require a verified account and a personal Pro code.
- Who is it for?
- Construction teams, safety coordinators and safety trainers.
- Estimated duration
- About 75 minutes, adjusted to the group.
- Format
- Déclic: seven stages, with manual role allocation available. Game content in French.
What the group works on
Separate facts from assumptions, build a timeline and propose measures whose effectiveness can be checked.
How does the activity work?
Set the context
Introduce the fictional case and discussion rules without assigning blame.
Compare viewpoints
Pool observations and identify information that needs checking.
Discuss choices
Compare arguments and preventive proposals with the facilitator.
Build a summary
Distinguish established information, gaps and matters requiring competent review.
What this format includes
- An independent fictional adaptation in seven stages
- Guided discussion and decisions in Déclic
- An editable private copy in the Studio
Preparation
- Assign fictional roles individually and plan how information will be revealed. Allow time to discuss uncertainties and debrief.
- Review the scenario and prepare the debrief
- Plan manual role allocation if needed
- Use a fictional case and avoid identifying people connected with a real accident
Conditions and limits
- This page does not publish original documents or secret roles from the author’s library.
- Individual role QR codes depend on a separate option and are not promised by this presentation.
- The game does not determine legal responsibility or authorise work to resume.
Activity languages
The content of this activity is in French. The presentation language is stated separately.
Scenarios are fictional or anonymised. They do not constitute certification or regulatory advice.
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