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.
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.
There are different types of electricity or electrical energy; low voltage, high voltage, static electricity, alternating current, direct current, and so on. This program is designed to make you more aware of electrical safety. It’s important to understand how electricity works and preventing shocks. Meets the mandatory training requirements for electrical safety, and how to avoid specific electrical hazards. For anyone who is exposed to electricity on the job site.
An unintentional fire is one too many. If everyone took fire prevention seriously, there would be a dramatic reduction of fires. It is human nature to believe a fire can’t happen to you. Training can make a difference. Dramatic live footage plus very graphic photos of burned persons. Stresses fire prevention in general.
Do not put yourself and others in a dangerous situation in case of a fire. Exit the building if the fire gets out of hand. This program explains the different types and uses of fire extinguishers and fire prevention, and covers the basics of general fire prevention, conditions and requirements specific to the hospitality industry.
This program focuses on safety when working with electricity. A great electrical safety program for all employees. Discusses electrical safety, grounding, power/extension cords, double insulation, 3 prong plugs and more. Uses graphics and animations to better explain electrical principles.
A great electrical safety program for all employees. Discusses electrical safety, grounding, power/extension cords, double insulation, 3 prong plugs and more. A shorter version great for tailgate meetings.
Electrical safety is much more than plugging your equipment into a receptacle and beginning work.
This program focuses on the safe use of GFCIs. Explains what GFCI’s are all about—how they work and general safety procedures for protecting against electrical shock.
This program is designed to make you more aware of electrical safety. It’s important to understand how electricity works and preventing shocks.This programs covers a wide variety of topics, including plugs, cords, cables, disconnect switches, grounding, double insulation, hand power tool safety and much more.
Spark some discussion about electrical safety with this course that will help your team recognize, evaluate, and avoid electrical hazards.
Topics covered include personal protective equipment related to electrical safety and OSHA requirements for working on equipment as well as electrical injuries such as shocks, burns, electrocutions, and falls. Based on 29 CFR 1910.331-1910.35.
This video meets OSHA requirements for training authorized and non-authorized personnel as to what electrical hazards are and what can be done to prevent them. Topics such as grounding, lockout/tagout, double insulation and much more are covered. A valuable addition to your training library.
Use this course to learn safe work practices around Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (LASERs). This course covers the theory of laser light, how lasers work, types of lasers, laser classifications, laser hazards, low-power laser hazards, and laser pointer safety guidelines. Based on: STD 01-05-001 – PUB 8-1.7: Guidelines for Laser Safety and Hazard Assessment
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.
A thorough look at issues of electrical safety. Topics include: shocks, hazards, protective devices/equipment, general electrical rules, working on energizes and de-energized systems, work/equipment above 600 volts as well as related issues like fires and toxic fumes.
Supplements OSHA requirements for emergency preparedness training & reinforces safety orientation training in Fire Protection and electrical safety.
The responsibility of fire prevention is everybody’s. Good housekeeping, keeping fire exits unblocked and the correct way to use an extinguisher are all important. A section on electrical safety and the prevention of electrical fires is covered. Fire extinguisher training for different classes of fires are explained in this program.
Topics included are fire prevention techniques, flammable chemical safety and the proper way to store compressed gas cylinders. The Program is intended to assist employers to comply with OSHA training requirements. Fire prevention and proper response is extremely important and should be taken seriously by everyone in the workplace.
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
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.
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.
There are different types of electricity or electrical energy; low voltage, high voltage, static electricity, alternating current, direct current, and so on. This program is designed to make you more aware of electrical safety. It’s important to understand how electricity works and preventing shocks. Meets the mandatory training requirements for electrical safety, and how to avoid specific electrical hazards. For anyone who is exposed to electricity on the job site.
An unintentional fire is one too many. If everyone took fire prevention seriously, there would be a dramatic reduction of fires. It is human nature to believe a fire can’t happen to you. Training can make a difference. Dramatic live footage plus very graphic photos of burned persons. Stresses fire prevention in general.
Do not put yourself and others in a dangerous situation in case of a fire. Exit the building if the fire gets out of hand. This program explains the different types and uses of fire extinguishers and fire prevention, and covers the basics of general fire prevention, conditions and requirements specific to the hospitality industry.
This program focuses on safety when working with electricity. A great electrical safety program for all employees. Discusses electrical safety, grounding, power/extension cords, double insulation, 3 prong plugs and more. Uses graphics and animations to better explain electrical principles.
A great electrical safety program for all employees. Discusses electrical safety, grounding, power/extension cords, double insulation, 3 prong plugs and more. A shorter version great for tailgate meetings.
Electrical safety is much more than plugging your equipment into a receptacle and beginning work.
This program focuses on the safe use of GFCIs. Explains what GFCI’s are all about—how they work and general safety procedures for protecting against electrical shock.
This program is designed to make you more aware of electrical safety. It’s important to understand how electricity works and preventing shocks.This programs covers a wide variety of topics, including plugs, cords, cables, disconnect switches, grounding, double insulation, hand power tool safety and much more.
Spark some discussion about electrical safety with this course that will help your team recognize, evaluate, and avoid electrical hazards.
Topics covered include personal protective equipment related to electrical safety and OSHA requirements for working on equipment as well as electrical injuries such as shocks, burns, electrocutions, and falls. Based on 29 CFR 1910.331-1910.35.
This video meets OSHA requirements for training authorized and non-authorized personnel as to what electrical hazards are and what can be done to prevent them. Topics such as grounding, lockout/tagout, double insulation and much more are covered. A valuable addition to your training library.
Use this course to learn safe work practices around Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (LASERs). This course covers the theory of laser light, how lasers work, types of lasers, laser classifications, laser hazards, low-power laser hazards, and laser pointer safety guidelines. Based on: STD 01-05-001 – PUB 8-1.7: Guidelines for Laser Safety and Hazard Assessment
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.
A thorough look at issues of electrical safety. Topics include: shocks, hazards, protective devices/equipment, general electrical rules, working on energizes and de-energized systems, work/equipment above 600 volts as well as related issues like fires and toxic fumes.
Supplements OSHA requirements for emergency preparedness training & reinforces safety orientation training in Fire Protection and electrical safety.
The responsibility of fire prevention is everybody’s. Good housekeeping, keeping fire exits unblocked and the correct way to use an extinguisher are all important. A section on electrical safety and the prevention of electrical fires is covered. Fire extinguisher training for different classes of fires are explained in this program.
Topics included are fire prevention techniques, flammable chemical safety and the proper way to store compressed gas cylinders. The Program is intended to assist employers to comply with OSHA training requirements. Fire prevention and proper response is extremely important and should be taken seriously by everyone in the workplace.
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
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