Slips, trips and falls
Slip Shift
A 90-second floor-safety challenge: spot hazards, respond quickly and practise proactive housekeeping.
Play Slip ShiftInteractive safety games for the workplace
Turn your safety briefing into a game people want to play
Customisable browser-based safety games that help employees practise spotting hazards, staying alert and making safer decisions, in minutes, on any phone or laptop.
- Nothing to install
- Plays on phone or laptop
- 90 seconds to 3 minutes
Slips, trips & falls●Forklifts & MHE●Bodily contact●Road safety●Ergonomics●Induction●Emergency response●
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Slip, trip and fall prevention
Slip Shift
Spot hazards, respond quickly and practise proactive housekeeping in a fast 90-second warehouse run.
Best for
Warehouse · Logistics · Facilities
Open full screenWhy it works
Safety messages stick when people take part
Briefings are hard to make engaging when time is short and jobs are very different. A short, practical game gives people something to do instead of something to sit through.
I work in…
Give supervisors a ready-made activity for toolbox talks and safety weeks, so there is no new material to write each time.
A typical briefing
- People listen, then go back to work
- One message for every role and department
- Attention fades when the session runs long
- Discussion depends on who speaks up
An interactive game
- People spot hazards and decide under time pressure
- Shaped around your hazard, role and site
- Short enough to slot into a toolbox talk
- A shared experience to discuss afterwards
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Playable demos to try now
0
Apps to install
90s–3 min
From start to finish
Real results
People took part, and said they would act on it
98%
found the activities engaging and useful (4 or 5 out of 5)
98%
are more likely to stop and report an unsafe condition
99%
intend to apply what they learned in their daily work
“I will use my handphone less when walking, so that I stay alert to moving vehicles.”
Participant, loading dock
Played Stay Alert Around MHE
Source: post-campaign survey of a three-site food-operations safety campaign in Singapore, 433 responses from 532 participants over six days. Results cover the whole campaign, of which Stay Alert Around MHE was one station.
Get these results for your teamWhat you get
More participation, less complexity
Affordable to deploy
No app, special hardware or training venue. If your team has a phone or laptop, they can play.
Customised to your workplace
Adapt the scenario, hazards, branding, language and visual theme to match your organisation.
Built for every department
Create versions for warehouse, logistics, production, maintenance, office or driving teams.
Easy to join in
Short rounds lower the barrier, so more people play, talk and remember the safety topic.
Reusable across campaigns
Update the scenario or theme for the next campaign instead of starting from scratch.
Ready for facilitators
Comes with QR codes, discussion prompts and a short debrief guide, so you can run it with confidence.
Drops into
Toolbox talks
Safety roadshows
Lunch-and-learns
Inductions
Department campaigns
Safety weeks
The games
Three games, three kinds of hazards
These are examples of the format. Yours can be built around any hazard.
Bodily contact
Hazard Patrol
A timed patrol game: find the contact hazards on the floor and record what you observe.
Play Hazard Patrol
Forklifts and pedestrians
Stay Alert Around MHE
A first-person 3D driving simulation that builds awareness of movement paths and shared warehouse spaces.
Play Stay Alert MHECustomisation
Your safety topic. Your workplace. Your game.
- A specific workplace hazard
- Your own colours and logo
- Different departments or job roles
- Site-specific layouts or scenarios
- English, Chinese or other workforce languages
- Induction, road safety, MHE, ergonomics or emergency-response topics
Cost depends on the topic and how much is custom. We scope a pilot with you and confirm before you commit.
We do not start with a generic game and ask your employees to fit into it.
We start with the safety issue you want to address, then shape the experience around your workplace and workforce.
How it works
Start small, then scale. We hand you a facilitator-ready kit.
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Choose and customise
Pick one topic and shape the game to your site, branding and team.
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Share and facilitate
QR code or link at an existing safety activity, with discussion prompts for supervisors.
3
Scale to more teams
Reuse the format across departments and campaigns once the pilot has worked.
What is in the facilitator kit
QR codes and links, campaign posters, discussion prompts and a short debrief guide.
A game is an engagement tool inside a broader safety programme. It does not replace formal training or competency assessment.
Pairs Well With
Frequently Asked Questions
For broader workplace safety questions, see our FAQs page.
Tell us your safety topic
Let’s build a game around your hazard
Two minutes to tell us what you need. We will come back to talk it through, then scope a small pilot.
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Tell us the hazard and the team you want to reach.
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We talk it through and scope a pilot with you.
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You try it with one team before deciding to scale.
Have a safety topic your team needs to remember?
Play a demo, then tell us the hazard. We’ll turn it into an interactive experience that fits your workplace and your next safety session.