Workplace safety audits have evolved significantly as worksites become more complex and geographically dispersed. Traditional on-site inspections remain valuable but can be limited by time, access, and logistical constraints. Organizations are increasingly exploring digital tools to strengthen hazard identification and documentation. One such innovation is the use of 360° camera
Construction remains one of the most dangerous industries, with workers regularly exposed to falls, heavy equipment, confined spaces, and other high-risk conditions. Traditional safety training methods, such as manuals, lectures, and standard videos, often fail to replicate real-world hazards effectively. As a result, workers may struggle to recognize risks once
Safety training plays a critical role in ensuring employees can identify risks, follow protocols, and prevent accidents. Traditional safety training methods often involve lectures, videos, and manuals, which can lack engagement and realism. As a result, employees may struggle to absorb and apply critical safety information fully. Enter 360-degree videos,