Contract Awareness Training
Nobody reads the contract. Everyone watches the video.
Hevi turns your contract into a video training course the site team actually consumes — obligations, risks and processes in plain English. New starters understand the contract in hours, not weeks. No competitor does this.
How it works
From a 500-page PDF to a course the crew finishes
Pick the documents and topics
Select the contract and the themes that matter — notices, variations, records, safety obligations.
Hevi builds the lessons
AI generates short video lessons covering the key obligations, risks and processes — in plain English, not legalese.
Assign to the whole site
Responder seats are free and unlimited — supervisors, engineers, leading hands. Everyone gets the course, nobody needs a licence.
Track who actually knows it
Completions recorded per person. Contract awareness becomes something you can evidence — to your exec, or to an auditor.
See it in action
A 214-page contract, turned into a course.
Why it compounds
Training is where the layer becomes how the site works
Remember the three failures: nobody reads the contract, nobody operates in black and white, nobody keeps good records. Training attacks the first one at the root — and once the whole crew understands their obligations, the diaries get better, the notices get faster, and every other module works harder.
Where it lands hardest
Built for crews, not classrooms
New project mobilisation
Every supervisor knows the notice rules and the variation process before the first shift — not after the first dispute.
New starters & turnover
When a key commercial person leaves, their contract knowledge doesn't walk out with them — it's in the course library.
Frontline contract awareness
The people writing the site diaries learn why their records matter — and the quality of your evidence rises with them.
Auditable competence
Completion tracking turns “we briefed the team” into a record you can put in front of an auditor or a tribunal.
Turn one contract obligation into a lesson.
Bring a contract and we'll show how its key obligations become practical training for the site team.
