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.
There generally are no “accidents” in the workplace. Research indicates that most “accidents” are usually work-related “incidents”. The difference? An accident cannot be stopped from occurring whereas an incident can usually be prevented. Consequently, almost all so-called “accidents” in the workplace are preventable, and need not happen. Plus, preventing accidents saves your company money.
A pre-trip vehicle inspection safety video will train your employees that sometimes the only way to know who is responsible for the condition of a vehicle before and after it is signed out, but do your employees know…
The answer lies in doing a proper pre-trip vehicle inspection. “Car and Light Truck Pre-Trip Vehicle Inspection” is your answer on how to train your employees to do more than fill out their inspection sheet, but to make sure that responsibility is in the right place.
Violence in the workplace happens in just about every business across the nation and in every country. According to statistics, homicide is the third leading cause of occupational injury deaths in the United States. This program is designed to identify and how to prevent workplace violence and homicide. Train your employees for the signs of violence before they become statistics.
This comprehensive program will train your supervisors & employees in the proper ways of handling 3rd party accidents. Slips & falls, property damage, vendor or customer accidents can be very costly if correct procedures are not followed. Your employees are already focusing on making their workplace safe, but what about retail, hospitality and other environments where the public may be involved in an accident?
People have demonstrated a willingness to take chances in exchange for certain gains. In the safety field it might be a forklift operator to drive fast to gain a little more productivity. This can produce accidents and property damage.
According to the insurance industry, government agencies and the National Safety Council, most industrial accidents and injuries are attributed to unsafe acts of employees. “Unsafe acts” mean taking a shortcut in a work procedure, not following company safety rules and negligence. This program will focus on the types of unsafe acts by employees and corrective methods.
Who is responsible for safety at your company? Is it the safety manager? No, the supervisors are responsible for the safety of all employees. This video not only explains what a safety program is but also shows how the supervisors actions and enforcement of the rules are the key factors in whether or not a safety program succeeds or fails.
Do your supervisors know the proper way to investigate an accident? If they don’t, the lack of knowledge can be costly to your company for many years. This program covers the basics of accident investigation & the facts to consider in developing an accident report. Additionally, a full accident scenario is reenacted to demonstrate the process.
The perfect starter kit for your company’s safety video library!
–Basic Employee Safety Responsibilities: Safety Orientation
–Manual Material Safe Lifting and Back Injury Prevention
–Fire Extinguisher Training and Fire Prevention
–Hazard Communications Training for the Workplace
–Forklifts and Powered Industrial Truck Training
This program is designed to provide solutions to employee productivity. It’s been said that a company is only as good as its supervisors. Good supervision by a good supervisor. A good supervisor is the link between employees and upper level management, a role model, a leader, an evaluator, should also be flexible and fair.
Preventive measures in hazardous areas and providing air monitoring to confirm that levels meet both government and institutional regulations. The Industrial Hygienist is responsible for making sure that contaminants in the air are at the lowest and safest levels possible. The video includes four major accidents investigated by the CSD. The accidents demonstrate what happens when reactions run out of control. Reactions result in fires, explosions and toxic releases that cause death, injury and environmental damage.
The Dark Ages of Safety program is great for its subtle humor and safety message. This program contains black and white footage from the National Archives showing the safety efforts from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. It’s a non offensive, humorous, yet is a powerful safety motivator.
MARCOM’s Safety Housekeeping and Accident Prevention DVD Program provides workers with the information they need to recognize on-the-job hazards and explain how they can prevent them. The DVD program comes with a comprehensive leader’s guide, reproducible scheduling & attendance form, employee quiz, training certificate and training log.
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.
There generally are no “accidents” in the workplace. Research indicates that most “accidents” are usually work-related “incidents”. The difference? An accident cannot be stopped from occurring whereas an incident can usually be prevented. Consequently, almost all so-called “accidents” in the workplace are preventable, and need not happen. Plus, preventing accidents saves your company money.
A pre-trip vehicle inspection safety video will train your employees that sometimes the only way to know who is responsible for the condition of a vehicle before and after it is signed out, but do your employees know…
The answer lies in doing a proper pre-trip vehicle inspection. “Car and Light Truck Pre-Trip Vehicle Inspection” is your answer on how to train your employees to do more than fill out their inspection sheet, but to make sure that responsibility is in the right place.
Violence in the workplace happens in just about every business across the nation and in every country. According to statistics, homicide is the third leading cause of occupational injury deaths in the United States. This program is designed to identify and how to prevent workplace violence and homicide. Train your employees for the signs of violence before they become statistics.
This comprehensive program will train your supervisors & employees in the proper ways of handling 3rd party accidents. Slips & falls, property damage, vendor or customer accidents can be very costly if correct procedures are not followed. Your employees are already focusing on making their workplace safe, but what about retail, hospitality and other environments where the public may be involved in an accident?
People have demonstrated a willingness to take chances in exchange for certain gains. In the safety field it might be a forklift operator to drive fast to gain a little more productivity. This can produce accidents and property damage.
According to the insurance industry, government agencies and the National Safety Council, most industrial accidents and injuries are attributed to unsafe acts of employees. “Unsafe acts” mean taking a shortcut in a work procedure, not following company safety rules and negligence. This program will focus on the types of unsafe acts by employees and corrective methods.
Who is responsible for safety at your company? Is it the safety manager? No, the supervisors are responsible for the safety of all employees. This video not only explains what a safety program is but also shows how the supervisors actions and enforcement of the rules are the key factors in whether or not a safety program succeeds or fails.
Do your supervisors know the proper way to investigate an accident? If they don’t, the lack of knowledge can be costly to your company for many years. This program covers the basics of accident investigation & the facts to consider in developing an accident report. Additionally, a full accident scenario is reenacted to demonstrate the process.
The perfect starter kit for your company’s safety video library!
–Basic Employee Safety Responsibilities: Safety Orientation
–Manual Material Safe Lifting and Back Injury Prevention
–Fire Extinguisher Training and Fire Prevention
–Hazard Communications Training for the Workplace
–Forklifts and Powered Industrial Truck Training
This program is designed to provide solutions to employee productivity. It’s been said that a company is only as good as its supervisors. Good supervision by a good supervisor. A good supervisor is the link between employees and upper level management, a role model, a leader, an evaluator, should also be flexible and fair.
Preventive measures in hazardous areas and providing air monitoring to confirm that levels meet both government and institutional regulations. The Industrial Hygienist is responsible for making sure that contaminants in the air are at the lowest and safest levels possible. The video includes four major accidents investigated by the CSD. The accidents demonstrate what happens when reactions run out of control. Reactions result in fires, explosions and toxic releases that cause death, injury and environmental damage.
The Dark Ages of Safety program is great for its subtle humor and safety message. This program contains black and white footage from the National Archives showing the safety efforts from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. It’s a non offensive, humorous, yet is a powerful safety motivator.
MARCOM’s Safety Housekeeping and Accident Prevention DVD Program provides workers with the information they need to recognize on-the-job hazards and explain how they can prevent them. The DVD program comes with a comprehensive leader’s guide, reproducible scheduling & attendance form, employee quiz, training certificate and training log.
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