This short training program on preventing repetitive motion injuries covers the importance of ergonomics and how tasks requiring repetitive motion in light industrial workplaces can impact your health. It also explores how non-work activities can contribute to these injuries. Most importantly, this video offer ways to help prevent these types injuries.
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters, commonly known as GFCIs, are electrical devices that are crucial for protecting you and others from electrical shock and fire hazards. This program features “10 Key Tips” that apply to GFCIs in both the home and the workplace. This is important training for employees of all industries and work environments.
In industrial workplaces, “housekeeping” is a critical component of any safety program. Good housekeeping not only helps prevent accidents and injuries, it can improve productivity, boost morale and impress clients and visitors. It’s also an OHSA requirement.
Welding, grinding, cutting, open flame and other spark-producing tools and operations are all capable of starting dangerous fires. Collectively known as hot work, such processes require specific permits and procedures be followed to prevent the ignition of vapors, liquids and solids that may be in or near the work area. This program covers safe work practices to help prevent such incidents.
This humorous program examines the “million” excuses offered by employees for not following established safety policies and procedures, not wearing personal protective equipment and for not using common sense on the job. This is a guaranteed attention-getter and a perfect meeting opener!
All too often, we hear about “active shooter” incidents… multiple shootings in nightspots, public areas… and workplaces. “Surviving an Attack” provides step-by-step explanations of the survival techniques that law enforcement agencies recommend to help people get through an active shooter incident alive and safely.
Personal Protective Equipment Safety Video–There are many potential hazards and risks in the workplace that require the regular use of Personal Protective Equipment or PPE. There are also a lot of excuses that employees give for not wearing their personal protective equipment, such as “It’s uncomfortable”, “I don’t have the time” or “It slows me down”. In reality, using required PPE is always the right choice.
Handling materials and products safely and efficiently is a major factor in the success of numerous industries throughout the world. That is why it is critical that Forklift and other Powered Industrial Truck operators are properly trained in the engineering principles and safe operating techniques of the various types of equipment in use today. This is our #1 Seller!
If safety is the name of the game, OSHA is not something you want problems with. You know they aim to help you make your business safe, so knowing what they know, and perhaps more importantly, what they typically find during inspections, will not only help you stay out of the way of violations but also to win the game of safety.
This program is designed to provide the viewer with safety basics in confined space entry. A “must-have” video if your people are required to enter confined spaces. Rescuers become victims in half of confined space accidents. This video covers such topics as oxygen deficiency, flammable and explosive gases, air monitoring and much more.
Some of the specific requirements discussed in this training video include: introduction to understanding and reducing arc flash hazards, arc flash protection, arc flash personal protective equipment requirements, required signs and labeling, training, documentation, work permits and more.
Personal fall system protection can be a full body harness, lanyard, snap hooks and an anchorage point. Employees must be kept informed of fall protections, OSHA standards, equipment and everything necessary to prevent falls. This program provides information on the various types of fall protection, when and how to use the protective equipment.
The perfect starter for a company’s safety library. Safety orientation is required by OSHA to inform all employees of the general hazards to which they may be exposed. Topics include: basics of job safety, equipment safety, PPE, dress code, chemical safety, fire prevention, ladder safety, slips and falls, safe lifting and more.
Technology is moving ahead, changes are being made everywhere you go and everyone is busy. Over the many years, safety has evolved into a very high profile responsibility. Safety laws and regulations are becoming more stringent and demanding. The goal of this training program is to help you understand over a dozen important safety topics.
True “accidents” are rare in the workplace. Research shows that most “accidents” are usually work-related “incidents”. The difference? An accident cannot be stopped from occurring whereas an incident can usually be prevented. Basically, almost all so-called “accidents” in the workplace are preventable, and need not happen. This program helps shows how.
Understanding the various labeling requirements for chemicals and the information provided to employees about the hazards chemicals in the workplace can be a challenge. Concern and confusion about these issues increased when OSHA updated its Hazard Communication Standard in 2012 so “HazCom” would align with the Globally Harmonized System (GHS). This course is an overview of the key issues.
THE Lockout-Tagout Program for Your Company! Lockout-Tagout is a vital safety procedure which is used in industry and research environments to ensure that potentially dangerous machines and equipment are properly shut off and de-energized prior to maintenance, set-up or service.
Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls… What could be more basic? And yet, slips, trips and falls are the #1 cause of employee accidents and injuries. When it comes to slip and fall injuries, no one wins. The GOOD news is that the vast majority of slips and falls, over 90%, are preventable incidents that can be avoided.
Preventing heat illness is a priority in numerous industries and workplaces around the world. No matter where you are working or what you are doing—driving a vehicle, harvesting vegetables or working in warehouses or construction sites—heat illness can strike before you even realize it.
A Basic Employee Responsibilities Safety Video should accomplish many things quickly and clearly. You need to deliver the basics, you need them to be understood and you need them to be remembered. Specifically designed to be suitable for most industries, this program is an excellent overview of safety basics that are vital to safe work practices.
This program was researched and developed by Safety Video and a risk control consultant with over 30 years of experience working directly with numerous companies—large and small. We have distilled this information so employees can not only learn to lift safely, but learn other manual material handling techniques as well.
Fire extinguishers are common to all workplace settings but most employees have only a vague idea of how to safely operate them. This program demonstrates step by step procedures for safely extinguishing a fire using the PASS system. Fire prevention is serious business and should be taken seriously by everyone in the workplace.
Eye protection and hearing conservation are two things that clearly demonstrate the principle that if you don’t care of something then you can never get it back. The information in this video is as valuable as your ability to hear and see clearly. Don’t take either for granted.
This training program is provides a basic overview of the common hand and power tools that are found in workplaces, workshops and garages around the world. Employee awareness of potential hazards, combined with proper use and following proper safety procedures can reduce accidents and injuries dramatically.
A Basic Employee Responsibilities Safety Video should accomplish many things quickly and clearly. You need to deliver the basics, you need them to be understood and you need them to be remembered. Specifically designed to be suitable for most industries, this program is an excellent overview of safety basics that are vital to safe work practices.
This program was researched and developed by Safety Video and a risk control consultant with over 30 years of experience working directly with numerous companies—large and small. We have distilled this information so employees can not only learn to lift safely, but learn other manual material handling techniques as well.
Fire extinguishers are common to all workplace settings but most employees have only a vague idea of how to safely operate them. This program demonstrates step by step procedures for safely extinguishing a fire using the PASS system. Fire prevention is serious business and should be taken seriously by everyone in the workplace.
Eye protection and hearing conservation are two things that clearly demonstrate the principle that if you don’t care of something then you can never get it back. The information in this video is as valuable as your ability to hear and see clearly. Don’t take either for granted.
This training program is provides a basic overview of the common hand and power tools that are found in workplaces, workshops and garages around the world. Employee awareness of potential hazards, combined with proper use and following proper safety procedures can reduce accidents and injuries dramatically.
Understanding the various labeling requirements for chemicals and the information provided to employees about the hazards chemicals in the workplace can be a challenge. Concern and confusion about these issues increased when OSHA updated its Hazard Communication Standard in 2012 so “HazCom” would align with the Globally Harmonized System (GHS). This course is an overview of the key issues.
THE Lockout-Tagout Program for Your Company! Lockout-Tagout is a vital safety procedure which is used in industry and research environments to ensure that potentially dangerous machines and equipment are properly shut off and de-energized prior to maintenance, set-up or service.
Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls… What could be more basic? And yet, slips, trips and falls are the #1 cause of employee accidents and injuries. When it comes to slip and fall injuries, no one wins. The GOOD news is that the vast majority of slips and falls, over 90%, are preventable incidents that can be avoided.
Preventing heat illness is a priority in numerous industries and workplaces around the world. No matter where you are working or what you are doing—driving a vehicle, harvesting vegetables or working in warehouses or construction sites—heat illness can strike before you even realize it.
True “accidents” are rare in the workplace. Research shows that most “accidents” are usually work-related “incidents”. The difference? An accident cannot be stopped from occurring whereas an incident can usually be prevented. Basically, almost all so-called “accidents” in the workplace are preventable, and need not happen. This program helps shows how.
The perfect starter for a company’s safety library. Safety orientation is required by OSHA to inform all employees of the general hazards to which they may be exposed. Topics include: basics of job safety, equipment safety, PPE, dress code, chemical safety, fire prevention, ladder safety, slips and falls, safe lifting and more.
Technology is moving ahead, changes are being made everywhere you go and everyone is busy. Over the many years, safety has evolved into a very high profile responsibility. Safety laws and regulations are becoming more stringent and demanding. The goal of this training program is to help you understand over a dozen important safety topics.
Personal fall system protection can be a full body harness, lanyard, snap hooks and an anchorage point. Employees must be kept informed of fall protections, OSHA standards, equipment and everything necessary to prevent falls. This program provides information on the various types of fall protection, when and how to use the protective equipment.
Some of the specific requirements discussed in this training video include: introduction to understanding and reducing arc flash hazards, arc flash protection, arc flash personal protective equipment requirements, required signs and labeling, training, documentation, work permits and more.
This program is designed to provide the viewer with safety basics in confined space entry. A “must-have” video if your people are required to enter confined spaces. Rescuers become victims in half of confined space accidents. This video covers such topics as oxygen deficiency, flammable and explosive gases, air monitoring and much more.
If safety is the name of the game, OSHA is not something you want problems with. You know they aim to help you make your business safe, so knowing what they know, and perhaps more importantly, what they typically find during inspections, will not only help you stay out of the way of violations but also to win the game of safety.
Handling materials and products safely and efficiently is a major factor in the success of numerous industries throughout the world. That is why it is critical that Forklift and other Powered Industrial Truck operators are properly trained in the engineering principles and safe operating techniques of the various types of equipment in use today. This is our #1 Seller!
Personal Protective Equipment Safety Video–There are many potential hazards and risks in the workplace that require the regular use of Personal Protective Equipment or PPE. There are also a lot of excuses that employees give for not wearing their personal protective equipment, such as “It’s uncomfortable”, “I don’t have the time” or “It slows me down”. In reality, using required PPE is always the right choice.
All too often, we hear about “active shooter” incidents… multiple shootings in nightspots, public areas… and workplaces. “Surviving an Attack” provides step-by-step explanations of the survival techniques that law enforcement agencies recommend to help people get through an active shooter incident alive and safely.
This humorous program examines the “million” excuses offered by employees for not following established safety policies and procedures, not wearing personal protective equipment and for not using common sense on the job. This is a guaranteed attention-getter and a perfect meeting opener!
Welding, grinding, cutting, open flame and other spark-producing tools and operations are all capable of starting dangerous fires. Collectively known as hot work, such processes require specific permits and procedures be followed to prevent the ignition of vapors, liquids and solids that may be in or near the work area. This program covers safe work practices to help prevent such incidents.
In industrial workplaces, “housekeeping” is a critical component of any safety program. Good housekeeping not only helps prevent accidents and injuries, it can improve productivity, boost morale and impress clients and visitors. It’s also an OHSA requirement.
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters, commonly known as GFCIs, are electrical devices that are crucial for protecting you and others from electrical shock and fire hazards. This program features “10 Key Tips” that apply to GFCIs in both the home and the workplace. This is important training for employees of all industries and work environments.
This short training program on preventing repetitive motion injuries covers the importance of ergonomics and how tasks requiring repetitive motion in light industrial workplaces can impact your health. It also explores how non-work activities can contribute to these injuries. Most importantly, this video offer ways to help prevent these types injuries.
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