Safety training people watch, made for your site
The incidents that matter most in safety training are the ones you can't film: the fall, the crush, the strike on a buried cable. So inductions fall back on slides and stock clips of somebody else's site. Yuumeh lets you show the scene itself, set on a site that looks like the one your people are standing on.
What it's used for
- Site inductions: the rules and the particular risks of this site, shown not read out.
- Toolbox talks: one hazard, two minutes, a new one each week.
- Near-miss reconstructions: what happened and what should have happened, with nobody put at risk to film it.
- Right way, wrong way: the same task done badly and done well.
- Visitor and driver briefings for the gatehouse screen.
Why it suits safety content
| What you need | How Yuumeh handles it |
|---|---|
| A scene that's too dangerous to stage | It's computer-made. Nobody stands under the load |
| A site that looks like yours | Upload site photos and the scenes start from them |
| The same crew in every talk | Character cards keep a face and a voice across films |
| Your own wording | Upload the script as a Word or PDF file and it's turned into shots |
| Rules that change | Remake the one shot or line that's out of date |
| A client budget | Each film is priced before it's made |
You stay responsible for the content
Yuumeh makes pictures and sound. It does not know your site, your risk assessments or the law. A competent person must write the message and check every film before it's shown. Treat the footage as an illustration of your training, not a replacement for it.
How it works
- Say what you wantDescribe the hazard and the lesson, or upload your toolbox talk. Add site photos if the scene should look like a particular place.
- See the plan and the priceYou get a shot-by-shot plan and one price for all of it. Nothing has been spent yet.
- Approve each pieceEach picture and each clip is shown to you as it's made. Keep it, ask for a change in plain words, or drop it.
- Download your filmThe clips are joined with music and a voice into one video file, ready to send, show or upload.
What it costs
Plans start at £14.99 a month and you can cancel any time. One 15-second clip costs from about £0.90 to £7.08 depending on the quality you choose, and you always see the price before anything is made. A clip that fails isn't charged. Pricing has every number.
What it can't do
- It can get detail wrong: the wrong harness, a missing guard, a sign that reads as nonsense. That is why every clip is shown to you before it's kept.
- It does not record who has watched a film or test them. Use your existing training records for that.
- Scenes of injury are limited by the video models' own rules. Films show the moment before and the consequence, not graphic harm.
- It must never be used to fake footage of a real incident or real people.
Would you like a hand?
If you train or advise several sites, email support@yuumeh.com and tell us what you teach. We'll help you plan a first film. Learning teams with wider programmes can also read Yuumeh for learning teams.
Questions
- Do I need to know anything about AI or video?
- No. You describe the scene in ordinary words. Yuumeh-chan, the built-in producer, handles the technical side.
- Can I make films for my clients?
- Yes. Keep a canvas for each client and invite them to review as viewers.
- Can the people in the film speak?
- Yes. Lines are voiced first, so you hear and approve them before the video is made to fit. See how to write spoken lines.
- How long does a toolbox talk film take to make?
- A picture takes seconds and a clip a few minutes. A two-minute film can be done in an afternoon once the script is settled.
Reviewed 12 November 2026