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Experiencing Hazards at Construction Sites with Acvie

In a groundbreaking initiative, Act Engineering Co., Ltd. has introduced a special campaign for its 3DCG safety education service, Acvie, coinciding with Japan's National Occupational Health Week preparation month, starting from September 1, 2025. This limited-time offer allows new subscribers to benefit from an annual contract at a significantly reduced rate, aiming to enhance safety awareness in the construction sector.

Acvie serves to vividly reconstruct accidents and near-miss incidents in the construction industry using impressive 3DCG animation, making safety education accessible and engaging even for newcomers and foreign workers. Users have praised the service for its clarity and effectiveness, indicating that it keeps their attention much better than traditional lectures. On social platforms like TikTok, Acvie has garnered considerable attention, with some videos surpassing 500,000 views.

Despite the existence of mandatory safety training in the construction sector, the prevalence of labor accidents remains alarmingly high. This highlights the pressing need to rethink educational methodologies and cater to a diverse workforce. Acvie strives to address these challenges by delivering intuitive and practical safety education content, aiming towards the ultimate goal of zero accidents and zero disasters.

What is Acvie?

Acvie is an online video streaming service that animates various construction-related accidents and hazards through 3DCG. Despite stringent safety management practices within the industry, incidents continue to occur. Recognizing the urgent need for more effective safety training, Acvie was developed to visually capture shocking scenarios with clarity.

The service intends to present safety education in a comprehensible manner. Through animated videos, complex situations that may be hard to grasp through text or pamphlets are visually conveyed, reinforcing safety awareness among all workers, especially less experienced novices and non-native speakers.

Key Features of Acvie

• - Unlimited Streaming of Over 150 Videos

Users have access to a rich catalog, including a compilation of accident reenactments, training materials, and montly updated content.

• - Real-World Applicable Training Materials

Created under the supervision of safety professionals from major general contracting firms, Acvie includes training videos designed for practical use during onboarding and various educational scenarios as mandated by Japan's Industrial Safety and Health Act.

• - 3DCG Reconstruction of Critical Incidents

Utilizing 3DCG, Acvie brings to life moments of accidents that are often difficult to capture in real life, allowing for an intuitive understanding of the risks involved.

• - Concise Learning Segments

Each video lasts between 1 to 3 minutes, efficiently teaching users about common accidents such as falls or collisions, complete with narrations on causes and preventive measures.

• - Useful Visuals for Internal Events

The service also provides video content suitable for safety gatherings and discussions, facilitating internal communication and promoting a culture of safety.

• - Cost-Effective Implementation

By reducing the need for in-house training materials, Acvie drastically lowers educational costs and administrative burdens for businesses.

Overview of the Autumn Occupational Health Campaign

Autumn serves as an optimal time to revisit safety training as awareness towards preventing labor accidents heightens. Following a successful campaign inaugurated during Acvie’s official launch in April 2025 that received positive feedback from field personnel, this new campaign organized for the National Occupational Health Week aims to elevate safety consciousness within the construction industry.

During the campaign period from September 1 to November 30, 2025, new users can subscribe at a special rate of 10,000 yen (including tax) per ID for annual access to the service (standard price is 60,000 yen, including tax).

• - Campaign Duration: September 1, 2025, to November 30, 2025
• - Eligible: New subscribers (the same price applies in the second year)
• - Available Video Content: Over 150 videos (including new month-themed content)
• - Acvie Official Site: Acvie Official Website

Note: It will take approximately three business days to set up the service after registration.

For registration to Acvie, users can visit the official site.

The Vision Behind Acvie - Accessible Safety Training

Acvie was born from listening to the needs of workers on-site. Often, reports generated after accidents do not effectively translate into meaningful safety training for newer personnel. To bridge this gap, Acvie employs animations and sound effects that authentically recreate the on-site atmosphere, drawing attention to potentially hazardous elements that may be overlooked in live-action footage. The immersive videos resonate well with users, as they find it easier to relate and stay alert during presentations.

With considerations for budget constraints in safety measures, Acvie is designed to be economically feasible, catering to a wide range of businesses from large general contractors to smaller enterprises. Utilizing Acvie during the upcoming Autumn Occupational Health Campaign can significantly enhance your organization's safety training initiatives.

About Act Engineering Co., Ltd.

Founded in 1997 as a human resources service company specialized in construction, Act Engineering has played a vital role in addressing labor shortages. The company became independent in 2009 and has since provided a variety of construction support services, including drawing creation, documentation assistance, and the Acvie video streaming service.

Act Engineering Company Profile

• - Headquarters: 4F THE AKASAKA, 3-8-15 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
• - Business Activities: Construction staffing and recruitment, production planning and design drawings, online video streaming service Acvie
• - Website: Act Engineering
• - Acvie Official Site: Acvie Site
• - ACT Engine (Recruiting for Construction Professionals): ACT Engine

Official Social Media Channels

Acvie's animations are showcased on TikTok and YouTube.

• - YouTube: Act Engineering YouTube Channel
• - TikTok: Act Engineering TikTok

Reference videos include:

• - Crane Overturning: Watch here
• - Falling During Steel Erection: Watch here

Inquiries

For more information, contact:
Acvie Team, Act Engineering Co., Ltd.
TEL: 0120-454-171
E-mail: [email protected]
To register for Acvie, visit: Registration Page