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Prevention & Safety Day
Six areas of a fictional construction site confront your teams with incomplete information, overlapping work and changes of plan. Each situation calls for a decision and a reasoned explanation.
Explore the activityPrevention & Safety Day
Explore four areas of a fictional workshop. Piece together documents and clues to complete a mission about products, work activities and preventive measures.
Explore the activitySafety onboarding
A new starter needs to find their way around a fictional workshop. Plans, contact roles and instructions become the pieces of an investigation to discuss in the debrief.
Explore the activityInvestigations & decisions
The fictional Cap Horizon committee has an event to open and several constraints to resolve. Its first decision has consequences, then new information forces the team to reconsider its agreement.
Explore the activityThe possibilities
Ask for opinions, check understanding or identify priorities. Use the responses in your debrief.
Vote StudioFaced with a fictional problem, everyone chooses an approach. Compare their reasoning before discussing it.
DéclicBuild a staged investigation where participants solve clues and progress together.
Escape GamesActive learning without unnecessary complexity
Choose a situation suited to your audience. Prepare your questions, launch the activity and display results at the right time. Professional content must remain fictional or rigorously anonymised. Workplace examples do not replace rules or the facilitator’s judgement.
The process
A template or an initial creation.
Vocabulary, questions and duration.
A session code or QR, followed by discussion.
Use the results to continue the discussion.
Useful questions
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Professional examples must be fictional or rigorously anonymised. Confidential data and protected files must not be placed in an activity.