HSE managers
Open Monday’s toolbox talk with a short cartoon on the week’s hazard, in the language the crew actually speaks.
Skills Safety cartoon
Toolbox talk cartoons: wrong way, right way, then a quiz.
Name the hazard and your site’s rules, like ladder safety with your three checks, and Chasca makes a widescreen cartoon toolbox talk: a site mascot does the job the wrong way, a red cross on each unsafe act, and then the right way beside it, a green tick on each check, before a quiz question with a countdown and a three-point recap. It is made for safety managers, supervisors and trainers who need a short talk in the language their crew speaks.
- 16:9, widescreen
- 1 minute to 4 minutes
- Safety managers, supervisors and trainers
At a glance
What you get.
- Format
- 16:9, widescreen
- Length
- 1 minute to 4 minutes
- Starts from
- The hazard and your site’s rules, typed in a few lines
- Languages
- All 79 languages, with the on-screen labels in the talk’s language
- Look
- A cut-out cartoon mascot on a white stage, the wrong way and the right way side by side, crosses, ticks and a quiz card
- Narration
- Any of the 30 narrators or your own voice, at a calm pace, with captions
- Price
- Uses your plan’s minutes like any video, from $9.99 a month for 30 minutes. Your first 2 videos are free, up to a minute each.
Who it’s for
Made for people who keep a workplace safe.
Warehouse supervisors
Show where to walk in the forklift zone, or how to lift a box, before a shift, with a quiz question the crew answers out loud.
Trainers and consultants
Turn each client’s own site rules into a short talk, one video for each language their crews speak, without booking an animator.
How it works
From a hazard to a toolbox talk.
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1Name the hazard and your rules
Like “ladder safety”, with your site’s own checks. Your rules are used as you write them.
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2A site mascot in PPE
An animal mascot or a worker, in the PPE the job needs, drawn once and kept the same all the way through.
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3The wrong way, then the right way
Each risk is shown done wrong, then done right, side by side, so the difference is impossible to miss.
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4A quiz, then a recap
It ends on a quiz question with a countdown, then the key checks again: a toolbox talk ready to play.
Examples
Videos made with this skill.
Ladder safety: three checks before you climb
A toolbox talk cartoon: the wrong way and the right way side by side, a quiz with a countdown and a recap.
PromptLadder safety: three checks before you climb
Made from a promptSafety cartoonEnglish
Uso correcto del arnés en altura
A toolbox talk in Spanish on working at height with a harness, for crews who speak it.
PromptUso correcto del arnés al trabajar en altura
Made from a promptSafety cartoonSpanish
Lifting boxes without hurting your back
Benny the beaver gets three lifts wrong in a warehouse, then the three checks that put them right, a quiz with a countdown and a short recap.
PromptLifting boxes without hurting your back
Made from a promptSafety cartoonEnglish
गर्मी में काम: पानी, छाया और आराम
A toolbox talk in Hindi for site crews working in the heat: three wrong moves, three checks, a quiz with a countdown and a recap.
Promptगर्मी में काम: पानी, छाया और आराम
Made from a promptSafety cartoonHindi
Forklift zones: where to walk in the warehouse
A warehouse toolbox talk: three risky shortcuts past forklifts, the walkway rules that replace them, a quiz and a recap.
PromptForklift zones: where to walk in the warehouse
Made from a promptSafety cartoonEnglish
Spotting a phishing email before you click
An office toolbox talk: trusting a name, clicking a link and opening an attachment, then the three checks that stop them, a quiz and a recap.
PromptSpotting a phishing email before you click
Made from a promptSafety cartoonEnglish
What it won’t do
- Show injuries or blood.
- Claim the video makes a site compliant.
- Replace your site’s own procedure: every talk ends with “Check against your site procedure.”
Why we built it
A toolbox talk only works if the crew understands it, and on many sites the crew speaks many languages, while ready-made safety videos usually come in English or Spanish. Having a talk animated for one site’s own rules costs more than most teams can spend on a weekly briefing. We built the safety cartoon so a supervisor can turn any hazard and their own rules into a short talk, in the language their crew speaks.
Read why we built itYes. Chasca’s Safety cartoon skill turns a hazard and your site’s rules into a cartoon toolbox talk: a site mascot does the job the wrong way, then the right way side by side, followed by a quiz question with a countdown and a three-point recap. You type the hazard and your rules in a few lines.
One hazard a video, from ladders, lifting and forklift zones to working in the heat or spotting a phishing email. Each talk shows two or three wrong acts and the checks that fix them.
Yes, in any of the 79 languages Chasca narrates in, with the captions and the on-screen labels (“Wrong way”, “Right way” and the quiz) in that language too. Each language is its own video.
Your choice. “Animal mascot”, the default, belongs to no nationality, which suits crews from many countries. “Worker in PPE” is a cartoon worker. Either wears the PPE the job needs and looks the same all the way through.
Yes. “End with a quiz question” is on by default; pick “No quiz” and the talk goes straight from the right way to the recap.
Yes. Your rules are used as you write them, in words a supervisor would say. The talk never claims compliance with a law or a standard, and it ends with “Check against your site procedure,” so it supports your procedure rather than replacing it.
From one to four minutes on a paid plan; the free videos are up to a minute. One hazard a video keeps the talk short enough to play at the start of a shift.
Your first 2 videos are free, up to 1 minute each, watermarked. No card required. A skill works on the free videos too, up to a minute. After that, plans start at $9.99 a month for 30 minutes. See pricing.
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Cut-out cartoon
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Illustrated story
A vertical reel with a painted picture for every beat and captions one word at a time.
Your next explainer takes under a minute.
Your first 2 videos are free, up to 1 minute each, watermarked. No card required. Full product, every voice and style included.