Cunstruction Industry

SAFETYSIMULATOR
GUIDE
Simulate Construction
work place accidents anddemonstrate the potentialfor injuries.

Our ACSEL series safety simulator machines can contribute tosafety in the Construction Industry.

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Construction Industry workplace accidents in Japan.
Number of fatalities in the constructionindustry over a 10 year period.
(in japan 2005-2014)

Number of fatalities for
all industriial workplace accidents
1,057 persons(in japan 2014)

Persons
Source: Workplace accident report (2014) by Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare

The number of fatal workplace accidents in the Construction Industry is higher than forother industries. Considering that the Labor percentage of the Construction Industry is
about 10% of the entire industrial work force, the fatality ratio of 35%(377 persons) in theConstruction industry is an abnormally high figure!

Type of Fatal Accidents in the Construction Industry(2014)
Falling orDropping(148 persons)Construcion Industry(377 persons)

Jamming(38 persons)Traffic Accident(45 persons)

Most of the fatal Accidents in theConstruction Industry are due to falling ordropping from a work stage or scaffolding.
In addition, the number of jamming
Accidents are also increasing.

SAFETY SIMULATORSOur ACSEL safety simulators are installed at on-site locations
which enables companies to provide their staff with superior
in-house training and a greater awareness of workplace safety
which, in turn, helps to reduce the number of workplace
accidents and create a higher level of worker confidence.

BENEFITS OF USING SAFETY
EXPERIENCE SIMULATORS
Improve awareness and remind us of dangers
Create a safer workplace, avoid accidents and reduce mistakes
Workers feel more confident and thus more productive
Reduce production capacity losses

SAFETY TRAINING

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Our safety training center based in Toyokawa offers safety training seminars using morethan 30 unique types of Safety Simulator.
Our intensive half-day seminars help workers to realize the necessity of improving theiroverall safety awareness and remind them of potential workplace dangers.

Dropping and Falling Workplace Accidents
Construction Industry
workplace accident

Number of fatalities

times / yearPersons(in Japan 2015)(in Japan 2015)

The most common types of fatal construction industry work place accidents areDropping and Falling, which represent 40 % of the total number of workplace incidents.
Working on elevated platforms, which are commonly used in the construction industry,
often leads to Falling and Dropping accidents.
While higher levels present an increase in danger, we should also take care even at lower levels.

Elevated Workplace Accident Simulator

5060

Have you ever had this type of“Hiyari-hatto” experience before?
ex. The worker is disconnecting one of the bars,
losing his balance and potentially falling.

Note: “Hiyari-hatto” means unexpected accidental event

Stairway Slipping and Falling Down Simulator

5040

体感者の声

Have you ever had this type of“Hiyari-hatto” experience before?
ex1. I climbed down the stairs without looking where I was going, and almost lost my footing.
ex2. I lost my balance on stairs and fell over because I wasn't holding onto the handrail.

Unsteady Stepladder Accident Simulator

5050

体感者の声

Have you ever had this type of“Hiyari-hatto” experience before?
ex. The hinge is not locked so the stepladder may collapse without warning.
The stepladder is on an uneven surface and becomes unstable.

Work Platform Accident Simulator

5110

体感者の声

Have you ever had this type of“Hiyari-hatto” experience before?
ex. The hinge is not locked so the stepladder may collapse without warning.
The stepladder is on an uneven surface and becomes unstable.

Jamming / Rotating Workplace Accidents
Rotating (Multiple) Jamming Accident Simulator

1010

Have you ever had this type of“Hiyari-hatto” experience before?
ex. While working with a printing machine, foreign substance was foundon the roller and while the rollers were still moving, the operator attempts toremove the substance nearly has their hand caught.

Vee Belt Jamming Accident Simulator

1020

Belt conveyor Jamming Accident Simulator

1090

Have you ever had this type of“Hiyari-hatto” experience before?
ex1. I chased a passing defective product too far while performing
sorting work on a conveyor, and I almost got Caught up.
ex2. I cleand the conveyor without stopping the machine,
my cloth became caught, and I almost got caught
up in the conveyor

体感者の声

Have you ever had this type of“Hiyari-hatto” experience before?
ex1. An operator, who tried to conduct maintenance without turning
off the power, got their glove jammed in the machine.
ex2. An operator tried to stop a Vee belt with their hand, and their hand
got caught in the coasting Vee belt.

Dropping and Falling Workplace Accidents
Slipping and Falling Down Simulator

5030
Safety Shoes Accident Simulator

2050

Have you ever had this type of“Hiyari-hatto” experience before?
ex1. Accidentally stepping on a roller surface, a person slipped and fell down.
.ex2. Accidenttally stepping on a nut left on a path, a person slippeed and fell down.

This device simulates the effectiveness of wearing safety
shoes when a worker drops heavy items onto their feet.

Pointing and Calling Procedure Simulator

5010＆5020
The device allows people to experience the effectiveness of pointing and calling procedure byshowing the differnces in the accuracy ratios when operation is conducted with/without thepointing and calling procedure.

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