Utilising its longstanding experience in creative behaviour change, 303 MullenLowe has launched an emotive new SafeWork NSW campaign which highlights the impact of workplace safety on home and loved ones.
The first campaign developed by the agency since its appointment by SafeWork NSW earlier this year, it aims to tackle the challenge of people collectively embracing workplace safety under a new platform of ‘Safe at work. There for them’.
The wide-reaching integrated campaign emphasises the key relationships at stake when it comes to staying safe at work, by contrasting empty workplaces against positive moments of reconnection as loved ones return home at the end of a workday. Several real families were cast in the campaign which will be seen across TV/BVOD, OOH, radio, online and social from this week, targeting multiple audiences including CALD communities (First Nations peoples, Arabic, Vietnamese, Hindi, Mandarin, Cantonese and Korean among others).
303 MullenLowe Sydney CEO Joanna Gray said the campaign aimed to reduce the number of workplace fatalities, injuries, illnesses and serious claims related to both physical and psycho-social incidents such as workplace bullying across NSW.
“Even if people’s instinct for self-preservation isn’t enough to drive a significant change in workplace behaviours, reframing it as ultimately impacting those they love transforms the message into a powerful reminder that’s difficult to ignore,” she said.
The campaign is spearheaded by hero films created in collaboration with Finch and director Paola Morabito.
“The films are intended to create a visceral response as much as anything else, by contrasting moments of conspicuous absence in the workplace, that aren’t necessarily explained, with joyful moments of presence and reconnection at home,” said Bart Pawlak, 303 MullenLowe Sydney chief creative officer.
“This sets up the fundamental observation that you are important at work, and your absence will be felt, but that it’s at home where you’re irreplaceable. And, consequently, landing the primary motivation for why people should always keep themselves and those around them safe – there are others depending on it.”
“We are honoured to work with the team at Department of Customer Services to bring this campaign to market. The agency has come together with the client team in a meeting of the minds – both teams senior, streamlined, nimble and delivering a campaign of complexity and scale with excellence,” concluded Gray.
Credits:
303 MullenLowe
Chief Executive Officer Sydney – Joanna Gray
Chief Strategy Officer Sydney – Jody Elston
Chief Creative Officer Sydney – Bart Pawlak
Executive Creative Director Perth – Sara Oteri
Senior Copywriter – Glenn Dalton
Senior Copywriter – Robin Feiner
Senior Art Director – Simon Cox
Head of Production – Skye Lanser
Client Lead – Jen Hird
Account Manager – Taylor Murchison
Head of Design – Alby Furfaro
NSW Government, Department of Customer Service
Director, Customer Brand and Marketing – Taline Megerditchian
Marketing & Campaign Manager – Jacqueline Stuban
Senior Marketing & Campaigns Advisor – Vesna IIic
Senior Marketing & Campaigns Advisor – Avonlea Cannone
Marketing Advisor – Ryan Henderson
Production Company – Finch
Director – Paola Morabito
Executive Producer – Nick Simkins
Producer – Marge McInnes
DOP – Gregoire Liere
Post Production – ARC
Editor – Simon Price
Online – White Chocolate
Casting – Felicity Byrne
Audio Production – Squeak E Clean
Photographer – Toby Burrows
