The work includes unpacking and staging, identifying parts against a drawing, pressing cam locks, driving bolts, leveling desks with adjustable feet, attaching gas lifts to chair bases, and joining panel systems that have to line up over a long run. Installers lift awkward pieces together and talk through alignment as they go.
We film from a head camera on the installer and from fixed cameras covering the staging area and the install zone, all synchronized. Recording takes place across full shifts in real office fit-outs, hotels, and schools in five countries. Rights are clean: consented, compensated workers, and a license that covers commercial training.
Episodes are per unit or per bay of units. Each is segmented into steps with plain-language labels and success or failure tags, so a stripped cam or a misaligned panel is marked. Hand, tool, and part tracking is optional. The files land in your bucket, structured the way your training code expects.
We ship samples within a business day.