Autospray Health and Safety
Interactive health and safety training for an automotive workshop.
Background
This module is interactive health and safety training set in an automotive spray workshop. It is built around the floor itself - prep areas, spray booths, equipment, and the routes people actually walk.
Learners explore that layout, spot hazards in the places they work, and practise safer choices around spray painting and day-to-day jobs.
The challenge
Workshop staff deal with real hazards around spray painting, equipment, and moving through a busy repair environment. Standard health and safety documents were easy to skim and hard to connect to the actual layout of the workshop - so the risks felt abstract instead of tied to places and tasks people recognise.
Objective
Help workshop staff understand autospray health and safety risks, follow safer workflows, and make choices that help prevent accidents. The aim is practical confidence on the floor, not just awareness of a policy document.
Result
Learners get safety training grounded in places and tasks they recognise, with checks and scenarios that stick better than a static handbook.
Approach
The learner moves through an isometric map of the workshop, spotting hazards around the floor.
Hotspots link each location to the right hazard content, so the learner can practise safer choices around spray painting, equipment, and getting around a busy floor.
Built in Storyline 360. Variables track progress as the learner moves through the floor.
Conditions handle feedback, gating, and knowledge checks tied to situations on the floor.
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