Video Library

25 MOST COMMONLY CITED OSHA VIOLATIONS: Explains the most commonly sited violations, what the violations are and to avoid citations for these types of violations. Excellent program for managers, supervisors, and employees to guide them in a better OSHA compliance.

A FOOT CLOSER TO SAFETY : This video covers the necessity for wearing proper foot protection. It highlights the basic types of safety shoes and the situations to use each design.

A HEART BEAT AWAY: There is only one thing worse than having a mini stroke or transient ischemic attack and that's ignoring it. Recognizing the warning signs and following up with at medical check up could keep you from suffering a major stroke, as this video illustrates.

A LIFT FOR SAFETY: Although important to may job sites, personnel lift baskets can be extremely dangerous. This Safety Shorts video overviews the proper procedures for a safe lift.

A MATTER OF DEGREE PART I & II: Outlines proper precautions to take when using one of the most dangerous tools in the workplace, the welding tool.

A SAFE RIDE: The “A Safe Ride” program is a portfolio of education pieces for riding pubic intended to increase awareness of escalators and moving walks.

A SHOCK TO THE SYSTEM: The shock that often accompanies a serious injury can just as deadly as the injury itself. The Safety Shorts video outlines the symptoms of shock and reviews the proper treatment.

A WELCOME INTERRUPTION... GFCI: Electrical shock especially with power tools, is in ever present danger in the workplace. Ground fault circuit interrupters are a major safety aide in prevention of danger. This tape explains both the need for and the operation of GFCI installation.

A-OK FINGER SAFETY: Reminds us that finger injuries, even minor ones can impair or enable a person to work productively. Proper gloves and a little safety awareness can help avoid these injuries.

ACCIDENT REPORTING: (5 Minutes) This program briefly describes what should be included in an accident report. Accidents can be controlled and prevented and supervisors must take an active role.

ACCIDENT CAUSES & PREVENTIONS (SPANISH) The majority of factors causing job-related accidents can be controlled by your employees! Increase awareness of risk-producing behaviors. Five major factors involved in accidents. Warning signs for supervisors

AERIAL LIFT TRAINING: This program demonstrates proper procedures for body harnesses.

AG LOCK OUT TAG OUT: Lockout tagout procedures must be in place in all areas with powered equipment including packing houses. This program is a great tool for training all employees in lockout/tagout procedures.

ALCOHOLISM IN THE WORKPLACE (SPANISH)- One in 4 people are affected by alcoholism in the workplace. Recognize the signs of alcoholism and be a positive part the solution. Physical, psychological effects of alcohol, typical behavioral signs, workplace patterns and positive steps a fellow employee/supervisor can take without diagnosing

ALL WASHED UP: Emergency showers and eye-wash units are an important secondary line of defense. This Safety Shorts video will teach you and your workers how and when to use them.

AMPUTATION INJURIES: Few injuries are more devastating, both for victim and bystander, than injuries involving amputation. Prompt and effective first aid can save the lift or limb of amputation victims. The prevention, treatment and long term care of various types of amputation injuries are covered.

AN INTRODUCTION TO OSHA FOR THE LATINO WORKER

BACK INJURY PREVENTION-LIFTING SAFELY: The variety of lifting tasks in the manufacturing industry require specific techniques under difficult conditions, and hazards resulting from incorrect methods. It is definitely a "must see" program for employees before an accident occurs. Good for retraining employees whom experienced a back injury.

BACK HOE SAFETY: Backhoes are complicated and dangerous machines requiring training for safe, efficient operations, This program is targeted toward new, as will as experienced operators. It covers safe operation, maintenance, and pre-start up procedures.

BACK TO BASICS: Four out of five Americans will have back problems. This Safety Shorts video shows what can cause back injuries and how you can avoid them.
BACKING SAFELY: A 13 minute video that offers practical safety information to reduce backing collisions.

BAR-B-Q HAL: This video covers the basic safety requirements of home bar-b-q cooking. Hapless Hal shows us some of the Do’s and Don’ts when you fire that backyard cooker.

BARRICADES-THE FORBIDDEN ZONE: Proper use of barricades can help avoid serious injuries. Tips on barricade safety on and of the job are offered in this video.

BASIC ERGONOMICS: This video is an introduction to the concept of matching the machine to the man. Ergonomics can make our working conditions more enjoyable as well as productive.

BASIC MICROBIOLOGY & FOOD BORNE ILLNESS-

BATTLING FATIGUE: This video covers the possible results of not getting enough rest coming to the job. It also covers the “witching” hours and easy steps to overcoming fatigue in the workplace.

BEATING A BLOWOUT: This video explains how to handle your vehicle in a tire blowout.

BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS IN THE WORKPLACE: Designed as an information/training video for employees who normally are not exposed to blood or body fluids, but an important part of providing precautionary information to employees.

BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS TRAINING: This program was developed to meet training requirements for employees who reasonably anticipate exposure to blood or body fluids on the job. This applies to anyone who is trained in first-aid/ CPR. Proper training and current knowledge is an absolute necessity for these personnel in order for them to perform their jobs effectively while reducing risk.

BOATING SAFETY: This video describes common boating hazards and discusses steps for avoiding accidents.

CALLING FOR HELP: How the 9-1-1 telephone system works and how you can use it most efficiently is shown in this Safety Shorts video.

CAR JACKS: Changing a flat tire can be a nuisance and a danger. Overviews the procedures for using a car jack safely.

CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME

CARGO SECURITY-Motivate drivers to take the necessary precautions to protect the property they control. Includes DOT compliance for cargo

CHAINS AND SAFETY: Proper chain safety and maintenance. Helpful hints for avoiding accidents.

CHAIN SAW SAFETY: Public works and many other occupations often use chain saws in tree trimming. Landscape maintenance and brush control, not to mention home use. The risks of injury demonstrate the need for training.

CHAINS, SLINGS, & HOIST: Designed for anyone using overhead cranes/jib hoists. Discusses sling, lifting, angles, safety procedures, inspection procedures, and more. Also available in DVD

CHANGE OF HABIT: Knowledge of how to take care of chemical and waste spills can improve plant safety and protect the environment. This video shows you how to help prevent these accidents from becoming a major disaster.

CHARGING UP ON BATTERY SAFETY: Batteries can be more dangerous than you think and should be treated with respect and accordance with proper safety procedures presented in this video.

CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL THREAT: This video addresses the threat of terrorist acts involving chemical or biological agents and how businesses and individuals can reduce potential risk with information and proper emergency planning.

COCAINE: THE TICKING CLOCK: Discusses the enormous problem of cocaine use in the workplace, and encourages workers to adopt a zero tolerance policy to cocaine in the workplace.

COLDS & FLU: Because no one is immune to the common cold or the flu knowledge about them can help us in the fight to stay well. This Safety Shorts video describes the differences between them, their causes, treatments and ways to help prevent their spread.

COMMUNICATING WITH IRATE CUSTOMERS-

CONFINED SPACE ENTRY TRENCHING & SHORING UNDERGROUND LOCATIONS: Meets training requirements for individuals assigned the job of trenching and shoring. Explains the safety rules, requirements, and emergency procedures.

CONFINED SPACE ENTRY: Confined space entry is one of the most dangerous and well-publicized hazards in the construction industry. This program meets training requirements for anyone working or entering a confined space. This program reviews the rules, emergency procedures, and more. Also available in DVD

CONTROLLING AUTO SKIDS-Demonstrate that skidding, though one of the most dangerous driving hazards, is both preventable & controllable. Vehicle control: steering, braking & acceleration, brake application: light, medium, firm & hard, brake pumping & its limitations, Traction: static, rolling & sliding

CPR: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation help saves thousands of lives each year. Step-by-step procedures are outlined.

CPR AWARENESS TRAINING: This video was designed as a safety awareness program. This program was not intended to be used to certify CPR providers. Serves as motivation for people to seek CPR training. Emphasizes the importance of CPR, being aware of safety procedures taken by others and how lives can be saved.

CROSS CONTAMINATION- Good, short video that provides the basic information needed to ensure integrity and safety in handling food production operations. Explains proper practices and procedures to prevent, detect and eliminate cross contamination. Chemical, bacterial and physical contaminants, contamination prevention and avoidance, time and temperature controls related to cross contamination

CUTTING IT SHORT-PART ONE: This video parodies the TV classic DRAGNET as a reminder to always practice safety when using a power mower.

CUTTING IT SHORT-PART TWO: This video takes viewers on a journey through a Twilight Zone parody to stress riding mower safety.

DANGER: BENZENE: Through this safety video we see that although benzene is a key ingredient in many products, it can also create a major health and safety risk for workers. Educate your industrial workers about the hazards and provide them with safety tips for safer work habits.

DANGER: HAZARDOUS DUTY: This humorous video depicts Hapless Hal learning a few important lessons about safety while working around loading docks and warehouses.

DATElLINE DISTRACTED DRIVING: Did you know that one quarter of all crasher are caused by distracted drivers? NBC Dateline's latest story puts distraction to the test in this fascinating demonstration that shows how using cell phone, and performing small tasks can be deadly! Viewers can quiz themselves to learn how their behaviors impact their risks. Part two tell the story of Morgan Lee Pena, a two year old who was killed by a man who, while talking on his cell phone, ran a stop sign. Includes an update on the cell phone controversy, and efforts by Mrs. Pena to create awareness on cell phone safety.

DEADLY DETOUR BARRICADED SAFETY II: Driving around road construction and barricades is not only tricky, it can be dangerous to both drivers and road crews. This video shows ways to get through the roadwork unscratched.

DEFENSIVE DRIVING- Gives an overview of the critical elements of defensive driving: visual
Scanning, identifying and dealing with road hazards, and communicating with other drivers.

DESTINATION SAFETY PART I & II: This video places emphasis on safety at home as well as on the job.

DIET RIGHT: This video examines the importance of managing your diet for a longer, healthier life.

DISCIPLINE: THE SUPERVISOR'S ROLE: This program defines discipline, how to achieve it, handling counseling and documentation. As well as how to avoid disciplinary actions. Discipline is the least understood leadership skill.
Also available in DVD

DISCIPLINE SAFETY ENFORCEMENT: This program defines discipline, how to achieve it, handling counseling and documentation, as well as how to avoid disciplinary actions. Discipline is the least understood leadership skill.

DISCRIMINTATION THE HIDDEN COST

DOG BITE PREVENTION: Program directed at mail carriers and meter readers, but also to anyone working around dogs and potentially dangerous animals. Includes on-cameras segment form Mr. R. Berman, Animal Behaviorist. Excellent Program.

DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR TRASH IS? : What do you consider useless trash? Most of our “trash” is still valuable. This video describes procedures for recycling at home and at the office.
DRUGS: IMPACT ON THE WORKPLACE-The drug industry is competing with the workplace and your employees need to be informed. Reasons why employees use drugs, how to recognize employees who use drugs, job performance, absenteeism, safety, risk management, and more, theft and drug dealing in the workplace

DRIVER ATTITUDE-This motivational video is packed with material covering safe driving procedures, seat belt use & even the effects of drugs & alcohol on driving.

DRIVING DEFENSIVELY I & II: This Safety Shorts video reminds us of the dangers we face in our daily routine of driving and offers safety principles which can protect us.

DRUG ADDICTION INTERVENTION: Drug addiction robs productivity and ruins lives. This video shows what you can do to intervene if you or someone you know is chemically dependent.

DRUGS AT WORK: EMPLOYEE VERSION & EMPLOYER VERSION: These videos are about using drugs at work and the consequences.

DRUG TESTING AT THE WORKPLACE: This program is designed for companies now using or considering drug testing. Explains the necessity for testing/screening, general drug policies, and how tests are conducted. Emphasizes lab efforts to protect employee rights and how tests are conducted to reduce the possibility of mixing specimens and giving false results. Excellent program for introducing a drug abuse program to employees.

DUMP TRUCK SAFETY: Safety awareness program that emphasizes job site safety procedures for operators. Reviews checklist on daily maintenance inspections, and loading/unloading procedures. Also available in DVD

EATING HEALTHY FOR LIFE:

EFFECTIVE SAFETY MEETINGS: Get the most out of work-hours spent on training by sharpening your skills at creating highly effective safety meetings.

EGRESS\EXIT SAFETY: Prevent workers from getting trapped in a building in case of an emergency. This Safety Shorts video shows you tips on how to escape routes safely.

ELECTRICAL BURNS: The biggest danger in treating victims of electrical burns is shock hazards to the rescuers. This video covers this and the basic precautions of initial treatment of electrical burns

ELECTRICAL SAFETY: Program designed to make employees aware of basic electrical safety in the workplace. Review of safety requirements on plugs, cords, cables, disconnect switches, hand/powered safety, and other electrical safety equipment.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE W/P:

EMERGENCY EVACUATION: Explains the essentials of evacuations, precautions to take and what to do in case of an emergency. Also available in DVD

EMERGENCY ELEVATOR EVACUATION-Trains fire-fighters how to perform emergency elevator rescue in high -rise buildings. Covers the fire fighting rescue team, equipment, and 4 rescuer types

EMPLOYEE SAFETY ORIENTATION: Required by OSHA for training all employees who are exposed to "general hazards." Includes basic requirements, electrical, mechanical, back injury prevention, fire protection, personal protective equipment, and more. A perfect program to show new employees in need of retraining.

EVERYONE HAS A STORY: Road sharing tips for Motorists & bicyclists.

EXERCISE YOUR HEART: You can improve your quality of life with regular aerobic exercise. This video illustrates proper warm-up, dynamic exercise and cool down.

EYE PROTECTION: (5 Minutes) This program briefly describes that eyes have many defense mechanisms within themselves, but that is not always enough. Also describes what to do if you do get something in your eye.

FALLS: One of the most common types of accidents are also the easiest to prevent. Causes and avoidance measures are discussed.

FIGHTING THE STRAIN-ERGONOMICS: An introduction to developing the science of ergonomics and a demonstration of how simple awareness of need can lead to some “common sense” solutions to the physical strain of repetitious movements or extended periods of body positioning required by many tasks in the workplace.

FIRE ESCAPE-GETTING OUT ALIVE: This Safety Shorts video shows us that the best way to survive a fire is to have a fire escape. Learn how to plan ahead so you can get out of the fire and smoke alive.

FIRST AID KITS: Injuries can occur anywhere. Every workplace should have a first aid kit. This video discusses the different types of kits, proper placement and maintenance of first aid kits.

FLASHBURN: Arc welding may result in FLASHBURN to the eyes if proper precautions are not used. Introduce your workers to the damaging effects of FLASHBURN and how to prevent it.

FORKING AROUND: Students are asked to identify the safety hazards in the video clips. The clips are played back with narration and graphics depicting the errors. (This program is mildly humorous)

FUELING A MACHINE: Although a simple procedure, refueling a machine can be dangerous. This Safety Shorts video serves as a graphic reminder that creativity in the workplace is no substitute for safety.

GENERAL SAFE WORK PRACTICES: (SPANISH) Outlines basic job responsibilities, safe work practices such as housekeeping, safe lifting, personal protective equipment. Meets requirements for training in exposure to “general hazards.”

GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE-Ensure employees work safely while maintaining your facilities in beautiful condition. Dressing for sun protection, other PPE, inspection and repair of equipment, battery charging, handling and maintenance, material safety data sheets

GOOD DRIVING IS AN ATTITUDE: Driving safely is a conscious effort and good driving begins with a good attitude.

GOOD SAFETY IS GOOD BUSINESS: Safety is good business, both for employers and employees. It holds down costs, keeps businesses more competitive, and protects people and jobs.

HABIT DEFENSE-COVERING THE BRAKE-Help drivers reduce their odds of being involved in an accident. Contains useful techniques for both seasoned & novice drivers. Precautions, 3 principles of defensive driving, covering the brake-what it means, when to do it, habit defense & overcoming bad driving habits, techniques for intersections, hill, arm signals

HANDGUN SAFETY: Details a few simple but impotent rules for handgun safety.

HANDLING GAS CYLINDERS: Gas cylinders containing everything from Acetylene to Nitrogen and Oxygen are common in most industrial sites. This video warns against taking these canisters for granted, reminds about their hazardous potential and demonstrates proper handling and storage techniques.

HANDS UP: This Safety Shorts video alerts you to street robbery and offers tips to help prevention, day or night.

HAPLESS HAL’S ROADSIDE SAFETY: Unexpected mechanical problems can be a real headache and a real danger. A humorous step by step approach for dealing with automobile trouble.

HARD HATS HARD HEADS: This video centers around the first aid for head injuries. Head injuries that can be avoided by wearing hard hats instead of trying to have a hard head.

HAVE A CHAIR: Backaches are one of the major causes of lost work time in the U.S. One of the major causes of backache in the office environment is improperly adjusted chairs. Learn how office chair adjustment can help employee back problems.

HAZ-COM AN OVERVIEW: This video gives us a quick reference guide to hazardous communication requirements. It’s designed to be an introduction to Haz-Com requirements, labeling and material date sheets.

HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS : Required by OSHA for training employees who use chemicals/hazardous materials in the workplace. Also available in DVD

HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS (SPANISH): Required by OSHA for training all employees in chemicals/hazardous materials used in the workplace. Hazard Communications explains material safety data sheets, labeling, and basic safety when using these materials. Also available in DVD

HAZRDOUS SPILL CLEANUP: Excellent program for all persons using oil solvents and other hazardous materials. Program explains clean up procedures, emergency action, hazardous waste and provides information to help control the effects of spills and clean up operations. Also available in DVD

HAZWOPER: Chemical Protection Clothing—Designed to explain different types of protective clothing, requirements, variety of limitations of protective clothing and information relating to one of the most important aspects of HAZWOPER training. Explains potential heat stress related to wearing chemical protective clothing. Also available in DVD

HAZWOPER: Donning, Doffing & Decontamination—Excellent program designed to meet the training requirements for the subject title. Explains how to donn chemical protective clothing, how to properly remove it and decontamination procedures. Interesting actual HAZWOPER footage of proper decontamination from real life situations. Also available in DVD

HAZWOPER: Identifying Hazardous Materials—Required training for emergency responders and 8-hour refresher course. The program is designed to lay the groundwork for a variety of HAZWOPER skills, including the definitions of TLV, TWA, TLV-C, methods of exposure, dusts, fumes, gases, compressed gas cylinders and much more. Can be used to train persons in HAZWOPER or general safety relating to hazardous waste and chemicals.

HAZWOPER: Medical Surveillance Programs: Medical program requirements, introduction to program, exposure recordkeeping requirements and heat stress basics. Excellent program to train employees in the requirements of a Medical Program for HAZWOPER, program requirements, medical examinations, recordkeeping and necessary information to meet the raining requirements of annual refresher training or initial HAZWOPER training requirements. Also available in DVD

HAZWOPER: On-Site Safety Considerations: Program explains different types of hazards that can be encountered in HAZWOPER operations. This exceptional program meets basic requirements of an annual refresher training and basic safety training of lockout/tagout, confined space entry, unsafe conditions, unsafe acts and the most common physical hazards prevalent in HAZWOPER operations. Reinforces the HAZWOPER plan requirements and more. Also available in DVD

HAZWOPER: Orientation—Explains the basics of HAZWOPER, introduction to requirements, laws and regulations. Explains minimum emergency plan requirements and identifies regulations that are applicable to HAZWOPER. Excellent program to introduce or refresh personnel in their HAZWOPER responsibilities.

HAZWOPER: Respiratory Protection Selections and Use—Basic training requirements for wearing, selecting, using, storing and handling respirators. Explains different types of respirators and how to use them. Fit testing respirators requirements explained and a demonstration of how to properly fit test respirators included. Also available in DVD

HAZWOPER: Safety and Health Plan—Overview of general safety and health plan requirements, emergencies incident characterization, remedial actions and site safety plan creation. Explains site control issues, routine operation, on-site emergencies, medical care, evacuation procedures and more. Explains employer responsibilities and emphasizes the importance of testing the plan.

HEADACHES: In this Safety Shorts video learn each kind of headache, its causes and proper treatment. Emphasis is placed on the two most common headache types, tension and migraine.

HEALTHCARE SAFE LIFTING: This video discusses lifting safely in the health care profession.

HEARING THE GOOD THINGS IN LIFE: Long term hearing loss is a major problem for industrial workers, even through protection is readily available. This videotape uses humor to make a point. Wearing hearing protection pays.
Also available in DVD

HEAT CAN KILL: Heat strokes and heat exhaustion are ever present in hot environments. This video covers the signs of heat strokes or exhaustion an d how to handle it's victims.

HEAT STRESS: (Humorous Program) More illnesses are surfacing from employees working in abnormally high temperatures, such as in hot warehouse or warm assembly environment. This video discusses heat stroke, heat stress, fainting, and precautions to take when working in a hot environment. Also available in DVD

HOME SAFETY PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE: Each year, some 20,000 deaths occur in the home, mostly the results of falls, burns or accidental poisonings. This Safety Shorts video reminds us to be aware of potential dangers during everyday activities.

HOODS UNDER THE HOOD: Poorly maintained vehicles are like time bombs waiting to explode. This Safety Short video shows you how to prevent accidents through basic vehicle safety maintenance.

HOUSEKEEPING GENERAL WORK SPACE: This video covers the need to keep our work space clean and organized. Proper housekeeping is one of the first steps in maintaining efficient and safest working conditions.

HOUSEKEEPING IN MANUFACTURING: An important aspect to safety that is often overlooked or ignored is housekeeping. Good housekeeping can help prevent workplace accidents, property damage and injuries. Emphasizes everyone's cooperation and effort keeping their workplace clean, orderly, and safe. Also available in DVD

HOW TO INVESTIGATE AN ACCIDENT: Teaches supervisors the basics of accident investigation, the important points to consider when developing facts for an accident report. Goes through a scenario if an accident investigation.

HOW TO DEVELOP A SAFETY PROGRAM: Designed for supervisors and middle management. This tape explains how supervisors are the keys to any program and how to provide safety leadership in a manufacturing environment. Complete step-by-step program for successfully developing and implementing an effective safety program. These steps have reduced accidents and injuries by as much as 50% to 75%. Also available in DVD

HURRICANES, TORNADOES, & FLOODS (ENGLISH & SPANISH): Disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, & floods are a threat that everyone should be prepared for. This program is an excellent guide on what steps to take so that you and your employees are prepared both at work and at home. Also available in DVD

INDOOR AIR POLLUTION: Examines the sources of indoor air pollutants and lists a few steps for solving the problem.

INJURY/ILLNESS PREVENTION PLAN: This program chooses the best methods from a variety of industries and explains how to properly develop an effective program, as well as how to obtain enforcement of and compliance with your company’s rules and regulations.

IT ONLY TAKES A SECOND- Also available in DVD

INTERSECTIONS: Intersections are the most dangerous driving situations in the city. Learn easy techniques to significantly reduce the likelihood that you will be involved in an intersection accident.

JUDGE, JURY, EXECUTIONER: This video brings home the fact that the ultimate responsibility for safety lies with each individual. Daily choices about safety matters may effect not only that day of our lives but, a must see for general safety conscious.

JUST A LITTLE NIP: This video reminds us to be aware and take responsibility for alcohol abuse in the workplace.

JUST SAY NO TO DAY-GLO: If not stored properly, hazardous materials could become a danger to you and those around you. Learn to deal with them safely.

KEEPING IT IN FOCUS: Guidelines and tips are provided in this video on bringing contact lenses into the workplace.

KNOW YOUR ABC's-FIRE EXTINGUISHERS: This video explains the different types of fire extinguishers to use for different types of fires.

LADDER SAFETY: Ladders are necessary tools in most work places. Ladders are also dangerous when taken for granted. This video explains the dangers and demonstrates the safe use of various types of ladders and portable steps. Also available in DVD

LADDER SAFETY IN CONSTRUCTION (SPANISH) Designed for step and straight ladders. Defines safety requirements, belt buckle rule, 4:1 ratio of straight ladders, how to reduce ladder injuries and unsafe behavior.

LAWN MOWER MAINTENANCE-An excellent tool to educate in field employees. Ensure they check equipment and keep it ready for use. Daily maintenance steps, extending engine life of all types of mowers, troubleshooting tips and in field checks, two-cycle vs. four cycle mowers

LEAD IN PAINT CAN BE DEADLY: Lead in household paint can be a serious danger to both adults as well as children. This short video shows how to remove lead paint safely.

LIFTING SAFELY IN CONSTRUCTION (ENGLISH & SPANISH): Back injury is a major concern in the construction industry. Program demonstrates how the back functions, safest method of lifting, and prevention of back injury.

LIGHT INDUSTRY TRAINING PROGRAM PART I & II: No description.

LIGHTING UP YOUR LIFE: A humorous view on safe lighting techniques is covered in this safety shorts video.

LOCK OUT TAG OUT: Meets OSHA's training requirements for "affected" and "authorized employees. Extremely helpful in training employees working with or around any type of machinery and equipment.

LONE DRIVER: Basic guidelines to ensure safety when driving alone.

LOOK, LISTEN, & LIVE: Can a company truck or private vehicle win a face-off with a 100-car train? This and other questions about railroad crossing safety are answered in this video that every person who drives should see.

LYME DISEASE: Learn how to recognize the symptoms of Lyme Disease and how it can be prevented.

MACHINE SAFETY GUARDS: This video explains how machine guards work and offers safety tips for the worker.

MAINTENANCE PERSON SAFETY: Designed for mechanics and maintenance persons, and explains some of the more important safety requirements of this trade. Covers electrical safety, machine guarding, and other required training subjects. Also available in DVD

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS: This video outlines the purpose of MSDS, describes each section of the form and the information therein and how MSDS sheets can help employees stay informed and work safely.

MOTORCYCLE SAFETY: This video discusses the most frequent causes of motorcycle accidents.

MURDER ON YOUR HANDS: Sam Spade investigates the recent hand injury increase at Acme Companies. To reduce hand injuries, he recommends wearing the proper gloves.

MY KID'S: Common household hazards are exposed including pesticides, lead, and sun.

NATURAL DISASTER PREPAREDNESS: Hurricanes can be disastrous. However, with proper planning fear of such a disaster can be minimized.

NICE TRIP, SEE YA NEXT FALL: The #1 killer in the industry are falls. This video takes a view of fall protection.

NIGHT DRIVING: This video describes safety tips for nighttime driving on even the most familiar street and highways.

NIGHT DRIVING TACTICS-Far more accidents occur between dusk and dawn than during the daylight hours. Increase awareness of increased risk in dark driving conditions. physics of light, mass, and motion, physiology of vision and reaction time, how fast is too fast in dark condition, safe driving tips: proper use of high beams, clean windshield, fog and rain concerns emergencies staying awake

NO MORE MISTER MEAN SCREEN: Working with computers can be safer and more relaxing. This video discusses the ergonomics of working with computers.

ON ANY GIVEN DAY: Accidents can happen at any time, often without warning. Eye-opening statistics and the benefits of regular safety meetings are covered to encourage employees to pay attention

ONCE TOO MANY: Outlines the rules for entering a confined space to ensure a healthy exit.

ONE BREATH AWAY: Just one breath is all it takes to die from hydrogen sulfide poisoning. This Safety Shorts does shows that extra efforts on the part of all workers on the job site is needed to protect yourself from highly toxic gas.

OSHA 300-NEW RULE: This video explains, step by step, exactly what the new requirements are and explains in simple language how effective compliance can be achieved. Also available in DVD

OSHA RECORDKEEPING: Designed for administrative persons responsible for safety and insurance-related repots. This video explains accident investigation, proper completion of records, as well as the procedure for hospital/clinic visits and follow up paperwork. Good program for administrative personnel, supervisors, and those persons charged with maintaining safety and training records

OSHA SAYS YOU MUST TRAIN-

OUTDOOR SAFETY-CRITTERS AND PLANTS: Being aware of the dangers amidst the beauty and tranquillity of the outdoor world is very valuable. In this safety shorts video two surveyors unexpectedly come across some hazards and learn more about outdoor safety.

P.M FOR SKIN CANCER-SLIP, SLOP AND SLAP: Working outdoors can lead to the exposure of a variety of health risks, including cancer. Show your workers how to prevent and recognize the disease with the simple precautions shown in this Safety Shorts video.

PASSENGER OVERBOARD: The nautical theme of a “Man Overboard!” is used to show how dangerous it is to have workers riding in the backs of pickups and other trucks. Thousands of workers risk injury and death daily. Prevent needless injuries using this safety flick.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMRNT: PPE is often overlooked. Failure to utilize PPE can have disastrous results. Video emphasizes the importance of personal protection and addresses hard hats, gloves, eye protection, hearing protection, and other aspects of PPE. Also available in DVD

PERSONAL PROTECTION: (5 Minutes) This a short program that goes over the basics of Personal Protection Equipment.

PERSONAL WATERCRAFT/RESPONSIBILITY

PERSONAL WORK SPACE: Safe work practices can be just as important in an office of white collar environment as in any area of industry. This video tape explains that point by example, then reviews good personal work space habits.

PLAYGROUND SAFETY DESIGN & MAINTENANCE-

PNEUMATIC TOOL SAFETY (ENGLISH & SPANISH): Provides general safety information relating to pneumatic tool use. Topics include PPE, tool inspection, hazards of compressed air, safe operation of tools and how to properly connect and disconnect the air hose. Stresses individual responsibility for workplace safety.

PREVENTING CUTS AND LACERATIONS: This video explains how to prevent injuries.

PREVENTING FIRE AND BURNS: This video explains how to prevent office fires

PREVENTING INJURIES ON THE JOBSITE (SPANISH): This is another program to increase safety awareness and improve personal accountability for behavior on the job. Excellent program to improve awareness and responsibility in the company’s safety efforts.

PREVENTING OFFICE FIRES: We tend to overlook fire hazards at the office, until it’s too late. Employees learn to be aware of this potential danger.

PREVENTING SLIPS & FALLS AND LIFTING INJURIES: This video explains and prevents slips, falls and lifting injuries on the job.

PREVENTING SLIPS & FALLS: (ENGLISH & SPANISH) Designed to promote awareness of slips and falls. Covers potential hazards, importance of proper maintenance and cleaning procedures, and many other aspects of slips and falls prevention. Focus is on engineering, and enforcement. Also available in DVD (English only)

PROTECTING AGAINST AIDS IN THE WORKPLACE: The deadly AIDS virus can be contacted from a worker who is injured and bleeding. Safe first aid practices (to a bleeding victim) are demonstrated.

PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Personal protective gear is important. This video discusses the importance of wearing hard hats, goggles, and other equipment.

PUMPING AIR: Portable air-powered tools are common in the workplace. This Safety Shorts video shows you how to safely use them without creating any of the various hazards that can occur.

RAIN EXTREME-Reminds drivers of proper following and stopping distances,
hydroplaning, and dangers posed by standing water and soft road shoulders.

RAPE AWARENESS: This Safety Shorts video discusses facts and offers preventative tips about brutal, violent and degrading crime-rape.

READY SET HURRICANE: Step-by-step visual instruction on how to strengthen your home’s most vulnerable points.

REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURIES: This video demonstrates ways to prevent strain injuries as an increasing occupational hazard.

RESPIRATOR OVERVIEW: This program covers up-to-date information on the proper procedure for selecting respirators for a particular hazard. Proper fitting procedures are outlined. Explains respirator capabilities and limitations, emergency situations, inspection, seal checks, exposure symptoms, and more.

ROAD CONSTRUCTION AHEAD: An action-packed video with all the awesome earth-moving & road construction equipment your kids will love to watch.

ROAD RAGE: This fifteen minute video presentation covers the rationale for keeping cool, calm and controlled in today’s stressful and potentially dangerous driving environment. It highlights common situations that can trigger conflicts between driver.

ROLLOVER EXTREME-Discusses the factors that cause rollovers: speed, wind, fatigue,
inattentive driving, and “phantom vehicles”.

ROAD WORK EXTREME-Reviews how to manage vehicles in and around road construction
Work zones, necessary precautions and what special hazards to be on the lookout for.

SAFE & AWAKE: Humorous monologue that illustrates the importance of a “SAFE attitude. Covers lifting techniques as well.

SAFETY AND THE SUPERVISOR (ENGLISH): Supervisors are responsible for safety, not the company safety manager. Explains a safety program, how the supervisor's actions, enforcement of afety rules, and legal respinsibilities are the key factors in an effective program.

SAFETY AND THE SUPERVISOR (SPANISH): This program explains a safety program, and also how the supervisor's actions and enforcement of rules are key factors in an effective program, and legal responsibilities of the supervisor. A great program for new safety supervisors.

SAFE LIFTING HEALTHCARE SERIES- Also available in DVD

SAFETY COMMITTEES: With limited time by the manufacturing industry, effective safety committees may be difficult to achieve. Safety committees can become a burden rather than providing a benefit. This program deals with effective safety committees within a limited amount of time. Also available in DVD

SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY: This presentation illustrates the importance of keeping safety in mind while on the job and keeping personal matters at home.

SAFETY ORIENTATION “IT BEGINS WITH YOU”: Also available in DVD

SAFETY ORIENTATION FOR AUTOMOTIVE PERSONNEL

SAFETY ORIENTATION FOR HOUSEKEEPING & MAINTENANCE IN HEALTHCARE

SAFETY PROGRAMS: This video reminds us that both employees and employers share an equal responsibility for making sure safety program work.

SAFETYMAN vs. THE MASKED MENACE: Each year thirteen and a half million people are injured in falls and 14,000 die as a result. Do your workers know the correct safety procedures to help prevent fall accidents? This Safety Shorts video covers these topics.

SALMONELLA-THE ENEMY WITHIN: This video reports on the most common food poisoning.

SCAFFOLDING SAFETY: Falls from scaffolding cause hundreds of deaths every year. This Safety Shorts video illustrates proper safety procedures for working on scaffolds.

SELF HELP FOR BACK PAIN: An understanding of what causes most back injuries and the application of a little common sense and a lot of caution go a long way toward prevention. Simple back exercises to be done on a regular schedule are demonstrated in this video.

SELF HELP HEIMLICH: Save a life of a choking victim even yourself with this lifesaving procedure.

SELF INTEREST OF SAFETY: This motivational Safety Shorts video shows that the one benefiting from a safe working method is the individual employee. “Working isn’t something you do for management sake-it’s something you do for yourself.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT-YOUR RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES: Sexual harassment is illegal in the workplace. In this Safety Shorts video, learn the law & their ramifications for today’s workers.

SHOCK HAZARDS POWER TOOLS: Check that power tool before use to prevent a shocking experience.

SLAG INJURIES TO THE EYE: Slag in the eye can be prevented with proper eye wear. If an inquiry does occur, it must be treated properly to avoid further damage.

SMALL BUS TYPE A/B PRECISION-Ensure bus drivers are not guessing if they have enough space when attempting a turn. This systematic approach helps them decide: Importance of lane position, correct turning point of the bus, determining the turning range, turning zone, 5-count mirror system

SMITH SYSTEM % KEYS TO SAFE DRIVING: An Excellent program designed to illustrate safe driving techniques. covers the five keys to safe driving using the "Smith System". A must sees for any employee who operates truck or vehicles on the road.

SMOKING: Every year millions of smokers in America attempt to kick the habit. This video reports on proper methods & effectiveness.

SOBER THOUGHTS ON DRINKING & DRIVING: This video is about drinking and driving.

SORRY I DIDN’T HEAR THAT: Noise on the job site can impair your hearing. This video helps you to become aware of it’s seriousness.

STAR WITNESS ACCIDENT REPORTING: Observing the details of an accident and reporting it can save you valuable time any money.

STATIC ELECTRICITY: Reduce the occurrence of static electric sparks and their damage using tips from this Safety Shorts video.

STOP THE BLEEDING: With severe bleeding, quick and proper action is vital. The basic first aid procedures are demonstrated.

STRESS & SAFETY

STRIKE ONE FOR SAFETY: Bone and joint injuries can occur at work or at play. This Safety Shorts video details just how important learning the proper steps and techniques can mean.

SYSTEM LIFTING (ENGLISH & SPANISH): The most comprehensive and up-to-date back injury prevention video on the market. “Bend your legs, not your back” is not enough. This video explains system lifting, or being aware of how your back anatomy and lifting technique work together to prevent injuries.

TAG YOU’RE IT: This video emphasizes the necessity of shutting down and locking out machinery prior to making repairs.

TEAM BUILDING: No description.

TEST TAPE 1 and 2: This video is designed to test your memory of the previous eleven SAFETY SHORTS videos. See how well you can do!

THE ANTHRAX THREAT: Gives a detailed summary of what anthrax is, how someone can become infected and how the infection affects the body. If you or your company receives a suspicious letter or package, knowing what steps to take to deal with the situation are vital to minimizing risk. Also available in DVD

THE BIG REACH I: Take a hard look at the do’s and don'ts of basic crane use. The key to crane operation safety is properly trained operators as is discussed in this Safety Shorts video.

THE BIG STRETCH: Just as in sports, a warm up period is a good idea in a workplace. This videotape demonstrates both the need and various techniques for limbering up and staying limber while on the job.

THE BREATH OF LIFE: Oxygen. Without a constant supply of oxygen, brain cells can be irreparably damaged. This video explains that.

THE FIRST HUNT: Before taking the first shot, proper hunting safety instruction is a must. The video helps you along the right path.

THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE: This video demonstrates the need for readily available fire extinguishers in every work environment. Proper selection and safe operating procedures are stressed.

THE FIRST STEP TO DANGER: A nasty fall can hurt more than pride. The reason falls from stairways occur and some suggestions on preventing them is examined.

THE FIVE MINUTE INSPECTION: Professional truck drivers need to make sure that their equipment is properly inspected and maintained. Learn the right steps for proper inspection.

THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE JETSKI WATERCRAFT: How to safely operate a jetski.

THE GORY STORY FIRE PREVENTION: This video is the most motivating high impact video on the market. Fires are an everyday occurrence, but little attention is paid to fire prevention. This video will have a long term effect on employees relating to causes, prevention and emergency action. Guaranteed to improve your company's fire prevention effort. Extremely graphic scenes of burns and fire injuries.

THE GORY STORY HAND WRIST INJURIES: This program is a true account of a maintence person who has his arm crushed by improper use of a crane, dropping a weight on his arm. Shows various stages of the injury, through surgery and finally, the end of treatment and back to work. Viewing this video will definitely leave a lasting impression, particularly those who have "worked for 20 years without an accident". The subject of the video has a 25 year record of accident free work history. His life was changed considerably after the accident.

THE HEIMLICH MANEUVER: (Preventing choking ”The Hug of Life”) A Red Cross approved training which possibly prevents a death by suffocation due to checking. Recognize the symptoms of choking and how to perform the HEIMLICH Maneuver on the victim.

THE HISTORY OF ASBESTOS: Outlines the historical use of asbestos and overviews it’s status in industry today.

THE INVISIBLE KILLER-CARBON MONOXIDE: Carbon Monoxide is a potential killer that strikes without warning. This video covers the basic signs of carbon monoxide build up and basic treatment for exposure.

THE RIGHT TOOL: A tool that’s the wrong size or is used the wrong way won’t get the job done—and can lead to injury. This Safety Shorts video illustrates how to select and use the right tool.

THE SAFETY MENTOR: This video teaches safety to the worker and offers tips on how it can be used in the workplace to prevent accidents. This video is a reminder that respirators are a requirement, not an option in many industrial activities. Classifications of respirators for hazard protection are discussed and proper usage and maintenance of respirators is

THE SIGNAL: Cranes are a common sight around most heavy industry and construction. They can become a great danger to all workers in all job site categories. This video explains the importance of knowing and understanding the standard hand signals for crane operations.

THE SILENT EPIDEMIC: Today AIDS is the most popular sexual transmitted disease (STD). There are many other STD’S that strike millions of Americans every year, but very little is heard of them. Using this Safety Shorts video will help alert you or your employees to the dangers of STD’S.

THE SKIN GAME: Using a live football broadcast, this video humorously illustrates basic procedures for preventing

THERMAL BURNS: Learn proper first aid procedures for treating thermal burns before EM’S arrive on the scene.

TIMING IS EVERYTHING: Viewers are alerted to the potential dangers of shiftwork and how it can be avoided.

TO HEAR THE BIRDS SING: A worker’s lungs are a highly vulnerable area for sickness and even death in the workplace. This video is a reminder that respirators are a requirement, not an option in many industrial activities. Classifications of respirators for hazard protection are discussed and proper usage and maintenance of respirators is demonstrated.

TO STOP A THIEF: Last year over a million cars were stolen in the United States. Follow a small town reporter on the trail of a stolen car and pick up tips on how to protect your personal and/or company car from being the next seized in this Safety video.

TOXIC TIME BOMBS: A training program on hazard communications.

TOXINS & POISONS (SPANISH)- An excellent program to remind your employees that working with toxic substances requires a high level of caution. Includes: chemical characteristics & effects on the body; PPE, handling labeling & storage; accidents procedures & first aid.

TRAFFIC CONTROL: Poor traffic control leads to accidents and lawsuits. This is an excellent program addressing all aspects of traffic control common to contractors and public agencies. Signing, cones, warning devices, flagging and more are covered.

TRAFFIC EXTREME-Discusses how to avoid heavy traffic and how to stay safe and calm in
Congested traffic situations.

TREE TRIMMING SAFETY: This video explains the safety and maintenance considerations for working with chains saws, chippers, high-lift trucks, and general tree trimming safety.

TRENCHING AND SHORING: Meets training requirements for those persons assigned the job of trenching and shoring. Explains the safety rules, requirements, procedures and emergency procedures. Also available in DVD

TRENCHING SAFETY I: Trenching work has a fatality rate of 112% more than that for construction work in general. Safe trenching guidelines are provided in this basic video.

TRUCKING ACCIDENTS & BREAKDOWNS-Comply with required procedures for 49 CFR 392.22, 392.40, and 392.41. Covers 7-step accident response: Federal regulations on trucking accidents, post-accident actions minimize hazards, documenting and reporting accidents, what not to do in case of an accident, proper response for breakdowns

TRUCKING LEFT & SPECIALIZED TURNS-Give your tractor-trailer drivers proven techniques to use when performing left turns or other difficult maneuvers. Includes: encroachment, correct pivot points, sight patterns, and control of driving lanes

UNDERGROUND LOCATION: No description.

UP IN SMOKE: Flammable liquids are a part of most environments and it is up to the worker to take proper precautions for both usage and storage. This reminds all employees to be responsible and demonstrates responsible procedures.

UPDATED TRAINING FOR EMPERIENCED OPERATORS: This video is comprehensive and helps meet the new OSHA training requirements for forklift operators. Topics include general safe operating procedures, engineering principles, centers of gravity, fulcrum points, raised loads, rear wheel steering and much more. A great program for training experienced operators on the new regulations.

VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINAL SAFETY: Directed towards individuals using VDTs. Discusses the myths about electromagnetic radiation and other effects of VDT usage. VDTs are safe if properly used. Explains how to avoid eye strain and persistent neck and backaches when working with VDTs.

VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE- Also available in DVD

WATCH YOUR LOAD: It isn’t always the driver ahead of you that presents the biggest hazard. The load in your own vehicle may be a major hazard to driving safety. This videotape cautions against hazard loading and unrestrained cargo in every sort of vehicle, then demonstrates some proper loading and load securing techniques.

WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT: Warehouse Hazcom

WHAT’S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?: A fresh approach to video-based training. Students area asked to identify safety hazards in workplace video clips. The segments are repeated explaining what hazards or unsafe acts exist. This method demands employee participation making the training more interesting to employees tired of standard safety videos. Also available in DVD

WHAT IS CARELESSNESS: Everyone has a tendency to blame most accidents on carelessness which is really a meaningless term when you're trying to determine the cause of any accident. This program identifies the more common misconceptions about the word "carelessness" and stress the cause(s) of many accidents wrongly identified as carelessness. Also available in DVD

WHEN EVERY SECOND COUNTS: Learn what to do if you ever find yourself submerged in a canal. This video produced by WPTV channel five details an escape plan.

WHEN LIGHTNING STRIKES: Take a trip to the 20th century, with guide Ben Franklin, to learn more about

WHERE ARE YOU HANDS: By posing the question “where are your hands?” This video illustrates that this is the key question to keep in mind (at all times) while working with machinery and power tools.

WOMEN & HEART DISEASE:

YOUR GUIDE TO SERIOUS FUN: How to responsibly use a jetski.

YOUR HEART AN OWNERS MANUAL: How healthy is your heart? This Safety Shorts video shows what you can do to reduce your chance of a heart attack.
 

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