Everything is simple!””
We chose to partner with Didactum to develop a safety awareness program for our factory staff. The tool’s ease of customization and adoption caught our attention.
Everyone can log in easily. The combination of voiceovers, static illustrations, and animations makes it easy to convey messages in an engaging and educational way. Following positive feedback from operators, we developed new programs for our sales and administrative teams, and other projects are currently in development…

Charlène – HR Project Manager
Human Resources Department
Avril Group
In every situation, train, share, secure
EHS training: We create digital, interactive learning experiences that reflect your real-world environment.
Each one, designed for and by employees, ensures that the company and the people who make it up move forward at the same pace.
Our expertise in EHS is the result of 25 years of real-world situations and challenges encountered.
Relevant, personalized, and highly adaptable
Managing uncertainty means accepting, anticipating, and leveraging the unexpected to turn your company into a high-reliability organization.
We do this with care and precision, involving both doers and decision-makers — all key players and true insiders of the company’s reality. Skills mapping enables this assimilation, fine-tuning training as closely as possible to each individual’s needs.
Deeply human-centered
Training and learning are areas with a strong human dimension.
We believe technology must be used thoughtfully and carefully to serve the training objective and never overshadow the content. They must serve clarity, understanding, and the ability for everyone to grasp the message—regardless of language, level of comprehension, or prior knowledge.
EHS — Environment, Health & Safety — to which we add Quality and Hygiene, are areas of vigilance as much as technical fields of expertise where there is no room for error. Nothing can be left to chance. Unless, of course, you add letters to an acronym that already comes in many variations: EHS, QEHS, QEHSS, QEHSSS… Beyond the acronym, it is the impact of each of these topics on Quality of Life at Work and everyone’s safety that holds our attention every single day.
How to build a prevention plan workflow that is both robust and flexible
A workflow that is too rigid will be bypassed by teams. Too permissive, and plan quality breaks down. Finding the right balance is one of the core challenges of digitalizing prevention plans. In this five-part series, we outline a simple and practical method, starting—as seen in step one—from the real-life process rather than a theoretical model. Today, step 2: how to build a prevention plan workflow that is both robust and flexible.
Ineos Styrolution: digitalizing safety induction at a challenging site
How can we digitalize the safety induction process at a Seveso site whilst strengthening the safety culture? In this case study, INEOS Styrolution shares its experience: real-time tracking of visitor arrivals, a verification quiz to ensure instructions have been understood, time savings for the EHS team, and better control of site access. Find out about the project’s key stages and the tangible benefits observed after several years of use.
Digitalizing a Prevention Plan: Why start from the real process, not the theoretical model
The digitalization of Prevention Plans is now a key challenge for many industrial sites. Time savings, information reliability, traceability, and document compliance are well-known expected benefits. Yet some projects struggle to deliver the expected results, or face limited adoption by teams.
Achieving successful EHS digitalization: 5 performance drivers for your industrial site
EHS digitalization has become a top priority for many industrial sites. Yet between operational constraints, resistance to change, and ill-suited tools, projects don't always deliver the expected results.
How to Digitalize Your Prevention Plan with External Contractors
On industrial sites, work carried out by external contractors represents a significant share of both
activity and operational risk. Construction work, maintenance, inspections, and specialized
services all require strong coordination, rigor, and effective information sharing