AI Safety Training Video Maker

Shot-by-shot storyboard

Each SOP step becomes one short clip, with the step text shown alongside.

Sample: Lockout/Tagout Before Maintenance

1. Step 1

   Notify affected employees

   Tell everyone who works on or near the machine that it is being shut down and locked out.

   Shot

   A technician speaks to two operators beside a packaging machine on the plant floor.

2. Step 2

   Shut the machine down normally

   Stop the machine with its normal controls so moving parts come to rest.

   Shot

   Close-up of a gloved finger pressing the stop button on a control panel; the conveyor slows and stops.

3. Step 3

   Isolate every energy source

   Switch off and isolate each energy source the procedure lists — electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic or other.

   Shot

   The technician pulls down the handle of a wall-mounted electrical disconnect.

4. Step 4

   Apply your lock and tag

   Attach your personal lock and a tag with your name to each isolation point.

   Each worker applies their own lock. Never use someone else’s.

   Shot

   Close-up of a red padlock and a danger tag being clipped onto the disconnect handle.

5. Step 5

   Release stored energy

   Bleed pressure, block raised parts and discharge stored energy as the procedure requires.

   Shot

   The technician opens a bleed valve on an air line, then places a support block under a raised guard.

6. Step 6

   Verify zero energy

   Try to start the machine with its normal controls to confirm it cannot run, then return the controls to off.

   Do not begin work until isolation is verified.

   Shot

   The technician presses the start button; nothing moves. They turn the selector back to off.

Your written energy-control procedure and applicable regulations take precedence. This sample is illustrative only.

Who it's for

• Plant and maintenance supervisors
• EHS teams that need site-specific refreshers
• Contractors onboarding to a new facility

Frequently asked questions

Can I make a safety video for my own machine?

Yes. Name the machine and list its energy sources and your site’s steps in the details box. The SOP and the clips follow your procedure, not a generic one.

What safety topics work well?

Any task done in a fixed order: lockout/tagout, PPE donning, ladder setup, chemical handling, spill response, machine start-up and shutdown.

Is the video enough to train my team?

A video helps people remember the sequence, but hazardous-energy and other safety programs also require hands-on training and verification by your employer.

Is it free?

Writing the SOP is free with no sign-up. Turning the steps into video clips uses credits.

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