Approach in brief
Not a traditional ergonomics training, but learning by experiencing, sharing and creating. Participants brought practical experiences from their own organisations, discussed familiar situations and explored together how time pressure, habits, teamwork and leadership influence ergonomic behaviour.
During a hands-on physical exercise, participants experienced first-hand how quickly choices can change when pressure increases. The insights from the session were then translated into concrete actions and nudges for the workplace.
From insight to experience
Knowing what is ergonomically correct is not always enough.
During the practical exercise, it became clear what happens when pressure increases. Time pressure, routine, teamwork and group dynamics influenced the choices participants made. This made the difference between knowing what is right and actually doing it very tangible.
From experience to action
Participants first translated their insights into a personal action for their own workplace.
They then worked in teams to create a Safety Sketch: a short, recognisable ergonomic message that encourages concrete action. The strongest ideas were selected based on recognisability, simplicity and impact, and further developed into practical nudges.
The Safety Culture Club games are available as a ready-to-use Safety Game package, exclusively for SCC members. Would you like to use this game in your organisation too? Feel free to get in touch with us.
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