Publisher Description
ErgoVidrio is a free application developed by CONFEVICEX, FITAG-UGT and CCOO-INDUSTRY, thanks to funding from the Foundation for the Prevention of Occupational Risks (FPRL).
ErgoVidrio uses the latest technology to reach workers in the glass sector based application "serious game" that expand their knowledge of safety and health at work.
The application consists of a series of games ranging from the more general aspects on safety and health, to more specific and focused on tasks and productive processes in the glass sector, using audiovisual materials (images, videos, etc.) for real jobs in order that workers can be identified in risk situations that arise.
ErgoVidrio is a pioneering and unique game in the sector as a direct impact on the identification and treatment ergonomic hazards, whose importance has been growing in recent years to establish itself as the leading cause of accidents involving.
This game is intended to be a support tool, close and always available to workers in the sector and for the technicians in charge of training examples can be found in it and support elements to illustrate his formative work.
Key features of the APP highlights:
• Sending weekly calls to users of the application to encourage their active participation.
• High variability of games (multiple choice, true / false, image selection, etc.) that make life more enjoyable application.
• varied contents, including all important aspects of ergonomic risks in the sector (cargo handling, identification of poor posture or forced into specific tasks, repeated movements, injuries, disorders, etc.)
• Provides return the worker (additional information / feedback) to, in this way, reinforce learning and bring every one of the workers message
ErgoVidrio is a serious novel, fun and engaging game, adapted to the working conditions in the sector, which facilitates learning in prevention of ergonomic risks contributing to the improvement of safety culture in companies and therefore improving results in what refers to accidents.