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ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION & ANALYSIS

Accident Investigation in the Workplace- 22 minutes

Author:

Summit Training Source, Inc.

Description:

This video program shows how to obtain the facts to an accident by apply a systematic approach to accident investigation. This video presentation provides a step-by-step guide to investigating accidents. The program covers:

  • How to take immediate action
  • How to gather evidence, both informational and physical
  • How to interview witnesses
  • How to analyze the details
  • How to recommend corrective actions

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Accident Investigation: Determining Root Causes - 16:30 minutes

Author:

Summit Training Source, Inc.

Description:

When an accident happens, a formal investigation of its causes is necessary to help prevent a recurrence. Summit's fast-paced Accident Investigation program offers a systematic approach to effectively investigate all types of accidents and determine their root causes - so you can prevent future incidents.
This thorough video presentation provides a step-by-step guide to investigating accidents. The program covers:

  • Purpose of an accident investigation
  • How to respond to different types of accidents
  • Conducting an investigation
  • Techniques to get accurate results when interviewing witnesses
  • Documenting findings and corrective actions
  • Implementing improvements

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Accident Investigation - The Accident: What to Do (1992) - 14 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This creative video program reviews the basic steps for investigating an accident effectively. This is the key to making sure the same accidents don't happen again!

  • Assembling an investigation kit
  • Gathering evidence
  • Key points in interviewing witnesses

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Accident Investigation: The Big Picture (1999) - 19 minutes

Description:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Author:

This innovative program discusses unsafe working conditions and will help your workers explore creative solutions that prevent future accidents.

  • Gathering fact and information
  • Evaluating accidents
  • Writing accident reports

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G2Weblink - 12 minutes

Author:

Frank Gates

Description:

This video instructs the user how to access the database, create reports and charts, view data, and how to view and access standard reports.

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How to Investigate an Accident (1992) - 13 minutes

Author:

Long Island Productions

Description:

All accidents, however minor, should be investigated to see patterns and prevent future accidents

  • Collection of facts: interviews, photos, equipment inspection
  • Analysis: assigning codes, maintaining databases, looking for patterns, recommendations
  • Typical investigation scenarios

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Incident Investigation - 16:25 minutes

Author:

Summit Training Source, Inc.

Description:

Properly determining "Root Cause" in the investigation process is essential in preventing the incident from recurring. In this program your employees will learn the skill and techniques necessary to go beyond contributing factors to identify the true root causes and develop corrective actions. This proactive training program focuses on:

  • Fact finding procedures
  • Data-gathering techniques
  • How to conduct an unbiased interview
  • Proper documentation
  • How to analyze details
  • Formulating recommendations

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Incident Reporting - You Can Save a Life (1996) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video was developed to urge employees to practice pro-active incident reporting. Through a dramatic, fictional account of a worker and his family, the video delivers the message that safe work practices can make the difference between life and death.

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Principles of Accident Investigation & Analysis (1998) - 15:45 minutes

Author:

State of Wisconsin
Department of Administration
Bureau of Risk Management

Description:

The presentation addresses how you, the supervisor need to investigate and analyze workplace injuries, illnesses, incidents and near misses and how your work unit can become even more efficient through proper handling of these situations.

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Star Witness: Accident Reporting (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

This Safety Shorts video reminds workers that observing the details of an accident and reporting them accurately can prevent lost time in the future.

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ADULT LEARNING

Adult Learning Train the Trainer Video and Workbook (1998) - 14 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description

This program provides tips for success when teaching adults including the concept of "just in time training."

  • Relevance of training information
  • Learning environments
  • Students as partners

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Making Learning Stick Train the Trainer Video and Workbook (1998) - 17 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Unless information and skills are reinforced, they're forgotten. Discover invaluable techniques to supply essential reinforcement in this strategy-filled program.

  • Benefits of learning
  • Evaluation and immediate feedback
  • Applying training to work situations

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BACK SAFETY

Back in Control: Managing Chronic Back Pain - 35 minutes

Author:

Control Video Corporation

Description:

This video describing an interdisciplinary program of pain management design by Dr. Gentry, a physical therapist and an orthopedic surgeon for persons suffering from chronic back pain.

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B-A-C-K: Posture, Mechanics, Exercise (1990) - 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video was developed to teach employees the importance of maintaining a healthy back. Emphasis is given to the importance of good posture, proper body mechanics and exercise. Employees will also learn proper lifting and carrying techniques.

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Getting Your Back into It (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Knowing how your back works can help avoid painful and costly injuries. This Safety Shorts video illustrates how the back works.

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Safetyman vs. The Masked Menace Ch. 2 "Back Trouble" (1990) - 5 minutes

Description:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Author:

Eighty percent of all workers will experience lower back pain at some time in their lives. This video covers safety tips the worker should follow to help prevent back injuries.

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Self-Help for Back Pain (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Understanding how back pain occurs can go a long way toward prevention. This Safety Shorts video focuses on preventing back injury and offers a few simple exercised for relieving back pain.

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The Big Stretch (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Stretching can make you feel good - and work better. This Safety Shorts video explains the importance of stretching and highlights its benefits.

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Watch Your Back (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Lifting heavy objects the wrong way can result in serious injury. This Safety Shorts video humorously illustrates the five step to proper lifting.

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Workers' Enemy Number One (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Forty Percent of all work-related injuries involve the back. This Safety Shorts video explains how to avoid back injury through a few common sense practices.

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BIOTERRORISM

Anthrax Awareness (2001) - 13 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video is designed to educate and protect your employees against the threat of Anthrax. This informative program will help answer basic questions about Anthrax while also dispelling excess fears.

  • What is Anthrax and how is it transmitted?
  • Symptoms and treatments
  • What to do in case of exposure
  • Anthrax vaccine
  • Suspicious packages and letters

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CHEMICAL SAFETY

Compressed Gases: Safe Handling (1995) - 18 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Most of us use pressurized gases in so many ways that we take them for granted. Despite their convenience, they can be dangerous if handled improperly. Proper handling requires special skills and training and is the focus of this important video program.

  • Classifications
  • Labeling
  • Flammable, non-flammable and toxic gases
  • Handling cylinders
  • Valves
  • Leaks

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Handling Gas Cylinders (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Although potentially dangerous, many workers often ignore safety around gas cylinders. This Safety Shorts video outlines the dangers for these "gas torpedoes."

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Hazard Communication: A Health Responsibility (1989) 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video was developed to familiarize employees with the safety information in the Hazard Communication Standard.

  • Identifying Hazardous Chemicals
  • Warning Labels
  • The MSDS
  • The Written Hazard Communication Program
  • Employee Training

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Hazard Communication: The Road to Safety (1995) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video includes essential information to help you comply with this frequently cited standard and to help employees identify hazards, understand warning labels and MSDSs

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Hazard Communication: Training for Employees (1994)

Author:

J. J Keller & Associates, Inc.

Description:

This program will help your employees understand the five major requirements of OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard:

  • Hazardous chemical inventory
  • Labels and labeling
  • Material safety data sheets
  • Information and training
  • The written program

Better still, it will help your employees understand how to protect themselves from injury! The program contains:

  • 18-minute video
  • Instructor's guide
  • Employee handbooks
  • Training
  • Awareness poster
  • A chemical hazards chart
  • Signs
  • Related hazard communication forms

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MSDS: Read It Before You Need It (1993) - 20 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This award-winning program will help you employees use and understand the MSDS and in so doing help to control the chemical hazards in your facility.

  • Product information
  • Exposure situations
  • Hazard prevention and PPE
  • Toxicology, ecology and disposal

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Recognizing & Identifying Hazardous Materials - 50 minutes

Author:

Union Pacific Railroad

Description:

This video was designed for Emergency Responders (Fire fighters, police officers, emergency medical personnel) who may be faced with an incident involving hazardous materials. Many times these individuals are the first people on the scene and the initial actions taken are critical to making the situation better. This video will educate you on:

  • What is a hazardous material
  • How to analyze the situation
  • How to recognize and identify hazardous materials
  • Planning a response
  • Implementing the plan
  • Evaluating the process and adjusting

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Respiratory Protection: Another World (1995) - 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video was developed to better inform employees of the proper selection, use and maintenance of respirators.

  • Hazardous Atmospheres
  • Types of Respirators
  • The Written Program
  • Medical Evaluation
  • Fit Testing

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CONFINED SPACE ENTRY

Confined Space Atmospheric Testing (1992) - 17 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video program not only reviews how and when to test, but also discussed what to do when air is unsafe.

  • Atmospheric testing
  • Procedures for proper pre-testing
  • How to respond when air is unsafe

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Confined Space Entry: Permit Required! (1990) - 21 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This top-selling video program will help protect your employees from the dangers of working in confined spaces.

  • Entry permit requirements
  • Safe atmospheric testing
  • Training the entry team

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Confined Space Hotwork: Checklist to Safety (1992) - 20 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video program ensures that your workers know the proper precautions required for confined space hotwork.

  • The hotwork permit
  • Fire watch
  • Emergency rescue

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Confined Space Non-Entry Rescue (1993) - 20 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video program reviews the dangers of confined spaces and the responsibilities of the attendant as well as hot to get someone out with endangering yourself.

  • The written permit
  • The retrieval system

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Confined Space Rescue (1991) - 31 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

As soon as this video program begins, you will notice why it has won so many awards. It reviews OSHA rescue requirements and technical rescue procedures.

  • OSHA rescue requirements
  • Developing the rescue team

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Confined Space Ventilation (1992) - 18 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Special safety precautions required for confined space ventilation are reviewed in this important video program, along with how and when to rescue.

  • When and how to ventilate effectively
  • Safety precautions

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Confined Spaces: A Training Program for Employees (1992)

Author:

J. J. Keller and Associates, Inc.

Description:

This comprehensive training program helps you conform to OSHA's confined space requirements. Both general education and specialized training about confined spaces are covered.

The program includes an 18 minute video that identifies confined space hazards, provides key definitions, outlines testing requirements, discusses written certification, and reviews training needs. The program also contains:

  • Employee Handbook
  • Instructor's Guide
  • Rescue Services Evaluation Guide Booklet
  • Confined-Space Entry Permits
  • Confined-Space Pre-Entry Checklists
  • Training Log
  • Awareness Poster
  • Confined-Space Sign

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DRIVING AND VEHICLE SAFETY

Battling Fatigue (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Fatigue on the job can mean trouble. The various types of fatigue and ways fatigue can be overcome are covered.

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Before You Turn The Key (2008) - 20 Minutes
Author: Coastal Safety & Environmental
Description:

Before You Turn the Key is a program about what we need to do every time we get in a vehicle, before we turn the key. We'll follow the main character, Highway Patrolman Ben Sullivan, as he describes the incidents that could have been avoided if people would only take the time to think and pay attention to their car. We will see the loss of a young child and the emotional distress caused by the carelessness of a driver. The program will show how making the right choices before you turn the key in any vehicle may save a life. Maybe even your own.

  • Be able to custom fit almost any vehicle to their body
  • Know how to properly adjust their mirrors to achieve optimum view
  • Understand the importance how safety belts and airbags work together
  • Know the importance of a walk-around inspection
  • Understand that various seat adjustments are for comfort and safety
  • Know how to avoid distractions while driving by being familiar with the dashboard and instruments
  • Know the proper position for the headrest to prevent neck injuries
  • Know how to protect themselves and others when backing up
  • Understand the simple precautions you take before you turn the key can help save lives.

Charging Up on Battery Safety (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Automobile batteries present more dangers than you might think. This Safety Shorts video takes a look at battery hazards and reviews the proper safety procedures for their maintenance.

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COV Train the Trainer Fleet Safety Program - 3-video set plus guide

Author:

Advanced Driver Training Services, Inc.

Description:

The objective of this program is to give professional drivers a set of kills that can be used to reduce the risk of accidents. This risk reduction is accomplished through the applications of basic principles, specific driving techniques and improved judgment.

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Driven to Distraction (2008)

Author:  Coastal Safety & Environmental
Description:

This groundbreaking program illustrates just how dangerous distracted driving can be. The main character is the embodiment of the various distractions that accompany drivers. Watch as he gleefully plots and plans to take attention from the road. The impact of this program is powerful and memorable.

  • Cell phone use
  • Talking to passengers
  • Reaching into laptop case
  • Eating and drinking

Added features and benefits of this DVD include:

  • English and Spanish versions
  • Informative training points and bonus material for refresher or training talks
  • Video-enriched training organized by learning objectives that facilitates discussion
  • A printable Leader's Guide
  • Resourceful web links to organizations such as OSHA, FEMA, NSC and the CDC, where viewers can download and print information on regulatory standards

Driving Defensively I (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Workers are reminded of dangers in daily driving routines and offers defensive driving principles.

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Driving Defensively II (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Additional defensive driving tips are offered in this Safety Shorts Video.

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Good Driving is an Attitude (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Driving safely is a conscious effort. This Safety Shorts video reminds us that good driving begins with a good attitude.

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Motor Vehicle Awareness - Easy as ABCD (1992) - 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Motor vehicle accidents are the single-largest cause of occupational fatalities. This video program discusses the common causes of motor vehicle accidents and reveals safety tips to help employees avoid accidents.

  • Driving under the influence
  • Safety belts
  • Special safety tips

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Road Rage (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Road Rage is a factor in many traffic accidents. Help make roads safer by avoiding confrontations with other drivers.

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Recognizing Drug & Alcohol Abuse/Driving in Rainy Weather (1995) - 32 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Do you know an alcoholic or an illegal drug addict? Chances are good that you do - chances are good that you work with one, too. This important video program will help supervisors and fellow employees recognize alcoholism and illegal drug abuse in the workplace.

  • Physical appearance
  • Behavior and job performance
  • Enabling and denial
  • Drug testing

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Use, Operation & Maintenance of State Owned Vehicles - 11:30 minutes

Author:

Commonwealth Films, Inc.

Description:

This video discusses the rules and regulations associated with operating a state vehicle. It highlights basic responsibilities, when and where to take the vehicle for maintenance and gas, who is allowed to ride in the vehicle and what to do in the event of an accident.

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Your Vest Won’t Stop this Bullet (2005) DVD or VHS

Author: International Association of Chiefs of Police
Description: This video is intended to heighten awareness of traffic during traffic stops and other roadside contacts to enhance safety.  This program was developed and produced by the International Association of Chiefs of Police’s Law Enforcement Stops and Safety Subcommittee in conjunction with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to assist law enforcement.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

Avoiding Electrical Hazards (1990) - 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This best-selling video program teaches workers how to work safely with and around electricity. It can be used for new employee orientation or as a general refresher. Complies with OSHA 1910.331-335.

  • Keeping your environment safe
  • Personal protection
  • Safe work procedures
  • Working on energized circuits
  • Working near equipment and lines
  • Lockout/tagout

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Lockout for Life! (1992) - 21 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

What better way to motivate your employees to follow proper lockout/tagout procedures than to show them re-enactments of accidents involving employees who didn't! This multi-award-winning video program does just that while it reviews those critical procedures.

  • Dramatic re-enactments of actual incidents
  • Hazards of uncontrolled energy
  • Equipment shutdown and isolation
  • Review of procedures

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The Mark Standifer Story: Lessons Learned from Arc Flash Tragedy

Author:

Aurora Pictures

Description:

Mark Standifer received 2nd and 3rd degree burns over 40 percent of his body and was nearly killed when he was engulfed in an arc blast while performing an electrical task at a wastewater treatment plant. While install relays on the door of a 13,800-volt switchgear, he made several crucial errors resulting in a tragedy that will affect Mark and his family for the rest of their lives. In this powerful program, viewers will see the mistakes Mark made and learn the lifesaving lessons from the incident. The importance of understanding all hazards of a job task and taking the necessary precautions to protect yourself from them is stressed throughout the video. Topics include always following safe electrical work practices, the dangers of complacency when performing electrical work, hazards of jewelry and flammable clothing and the purpose of an arc hazard analysis. The video also explains the reasons for arc flash regulations and the various clothing and personal protection required for hazard risk categories zero through four.

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OSHA's Hazardous Energy Source (Lock-out/Tag-out) - 10 minutes

Author:

Long Island Productions

Description:

Be confident that employees are following safe work practices and comply with 1910.147. Improper lock-out/tag-out can be deadly!

  • Energy types & characteristics
  • Equipment, situations, procedures for lock-out/tag-out on electric, hydraulic & pneumatic systems

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Shock Hazards: Power Tools (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Improperly used or maintained, power tools can injure or kill. Learn simple ways to prevent electric shock from power tools.

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EMERGENCY PLANNING

Anthrax Awareness (2001) - 13 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video is designed to educate and protect your employees against the threat of Anthrax. This informative program will help answer basic questions about Anthrax while also dispelling excess fears.

  • What is Anthrax and how is it transmitted?
  • Symptoms and treatments
  • What to do in case of exposure
  • Anthrax vaccine
  • Suspicious packages and letters

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Back in Business: Disaster Recovery/Business Resumption - 25 minutes

Author:

Commonwealth Films, Inc.

Description:

This indispensable introduction to disaster recovery/business resumption planning dramatically shows that proper planning can mean the difference between "life or death" for a business, government agency, or other institution. The video demonstrates for all employees at every level how important business resumption preparedness is to their jobs and their futures, and how their roles fit into the overall business resumption picture. Covers "everyday" emergencies (power failure, water damage, etc.) as well as major disasters.

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Disaster Preparedness (2001) - 20 minutes

Author:

Costal Safety & Environmental

Description:

In response to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11, 2001 Coastal has produced a special 20-minute video to address specific issues of disaster preparedness.

Coastal's SEA-J Special Report: Disaster Preparedness can help managers across the country and around the world to be prepared when, or if, the unexpected happens. This new video can also help organizations review fire and evacuation procedures, and increase security at their facilities. In addition, Disaster Preparedness can help your organization evaluate your level of preparedness, and alert your employees about how best to deal with the threat of package bombs. This program contains segments on:

  • Emergency Action Plan
  • Fire Drills
  • Package Bombs
  • Additional information on fire safety

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Emergency Action Plan (1999) - 15 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This vitally important program will teach your employees the basic aspects of emergency action planning. They will learn evacuation procedures as well as the importance of simulations and the responsibilities of all personnel.

  • Evacuation
  • Headcounts
  • Communication/command center
  • Medical attention center
  • Emergency provisions
  • Preparation and practice

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Garaventa Evacu-Trac CD7 Operator Training Video

Author:

Garaventa Accessibility

Description:

This video is an introduction to the design and operation of the Evacu-Trac CD 7. This piece of equipment is used in the emergency evacuation of physical disabled and/or injured employees. The video also contains the operators training program.

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Hurricane Fran - September 16, 1996

Author:

Unknown

Description:

This is a video representation of the power, destruction and damaged caused by a hurricane.

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Planning for Laboratory Emergencies (1995) - 11 minutes

Author:

Long Island Productions

Description:

A great source of introductory information concerning emergencies. Encourage your staff to learn the details of your company policies, while providing basic safety concepts.

  • Fire extinguishers: classes & fires they fight, PASS
  • Concerns and actions for chemical spills
  • Safety showers and eyewashes

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ERGONOMICS

Basic Ergonomics (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Ergonomics - the science of matching man to machine - can affect the working conditions of every employee. This Safety Shorts video is an introduction to this important concept.

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Ergonomics - 24 Hour Body (1998) - 18 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

From the perspective that you "wear" your body 24-hours a day and that you need to take care of it all the time, the program teaches employees how to use the ergonomic principles learned at work when working at home. Helpful with reducing lost workdays due to off-the-job-injuries.

  • Practical solutions to potential strains
  • How staying in your "safety zone" protects your body
  • Off-the-job safety procedures

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Ergonomics - Break the RMI Habit (1999) - 12 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This recently-released program incorporates requirements of the California OSHA Ergonomics Standard (Article 106, section 5110) with common-sense ergonomics procedures to help your employees work safer and smarter.

  • Introduction to RMIs
  • How to reduce repetitions
  • Good posture
  • Reverse stretching

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Ergonomics - Solving the Puzzle video and workbook (2000) - 18 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This important Trainer's Toolkit covers OSHA's newest standard (1910.1900) and will help you create an ergonomic work environment for your employees that will help reduce injuries, workers' compensation costs and lost workdays. The toolkit contains the video program, Ergonomics: Solving The Puzzle, employee handbooks, an expanded leader's guide, a laminated poster and several overhead transparency masters.

  • Creating a successful Ergonomics Program
  • Changing your workplace
  • Reducing repetitive motion injuries

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Ergonomics - Taking Matters into Your Own Hands (1995) 14 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video program teaches that using your arms, wrists and hands doesn't always have to be uncomfortable.

  • Repetitive motion
  • Minimizing force
  • Eliminating direct pressure

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Ergonomics - Your Body at Work (1991) - 20 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video was developed to show employees how they and their employer can work together to prevent problems associated with cumulative trauma disorders (CTD) while improving their workplace.

  • Introduction to CTD
  • Are you at Risk?
  • Analyze, Minimize, Neutralize

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Fighting the Strain - Ergonomics (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Ergonomics can be used effectively to combat strain and fatigue. This Safety Shorts video explains how to use ergonomics to create a more pleasant and productive workplace.

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Have a Chair (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Your office chair can be responsible for aches and pains of all sorts. This Safety Shorts video explains how to reduce back strain through proper chair use.

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Housekeeping - General Work Space (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Shorts Production, Inc.

Description:

Clutter in the workplace can often get in the way of safety. This Safety Shorts video stresses the importance of an orderly work area for keeping hazards at a minimum.

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No More Mr. Mean Screen (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Shorts Production, Inc.

Description:

By following a few simple steps, working with computers can be safe and more relaxing. This Safety Shorts video discusses the ergonomics of working with computers.

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Office Ergonomics (1993) - 15 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Employees who work in an office setting can be exposed to a great deal of physical stress. This program teaches workers how to eliminate unnecessary, uncomfortable situations and position their bodies so there is less stress and strain.

  • Workstation adjustments
  • Placement of keyboards and monitors
  • Office noise and traffic
  • Lighting and glare
  • The importance of taking short breaks

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Repetitive Strain Injuries (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Repetitive strain injuries are an ever-increasing occupational hazard. This Safety Shorts video demonstrates a few ways to prevent theses injuries.

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Task Exposure Analysis: Beginning the Pro-Active Safety Process (1995) - 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This program helps supervisors and employees predict where an incident could become a hazard and develop into an accident.

  • How Task Exposure Analysis works
  • Preparing for TEA
  • The four-step plan

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The Big Stretch (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Stretching can make you feel good - and work better. This Safety Shorts video explains the importance of stretching and highlights its benefits.

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Video Display Terminals: The Battle for Comfort (1996) - 21 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Computers are able to perform a multitude of tasks in mere minutes, and they even operate 24 hours a day! Unfortunately, people can't. Just a regular eight-hour workday can take quite a toll on the human body. This video program is designed to teach employees who work at computers how to eliminate the minor aches and pains, which could become a major problem.

  • Ergonomic principles
  • Working with your keyboard
  • Eliminating eyestrain
  • Relaxation exercises
  • Workstation analysis

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EYE SAFETY

All Washed Up (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

A secondary line of defense of protection in the workplace is emergency showers and eyewash units. This Safety Shorts video teaches workers how and when to use them.

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Eye Injuries (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Injuries to the eye can happen in an instant. This Safety Shorts video graphically depicts injuries that can be suffered when proper eye protection is ignored.

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FALLS AND SLIPS

Construction Stairways and Ladders (1992) - 10 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Before you take the first step up that stairway or ladder, be sure to review the crucial safety precautions demonstrated in this video program.

  • Proper setup and use
  • Inspection and maintenance
  • Constructing safe ladders and stairways

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Falls (1998) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Fall are one of the most common types of accidents, yet one of the easiest to prevent. The causes of falls and ways they can be avoided are examined.

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Housekeeping - General Work Space (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Shorts Production, Inc.

Description:

Clutter in the workplace can often get in the way of safety. This Safety Shorts video stresses the importance of an orderly work area for keeping hazards at a minimum.

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Ladder Safety (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Incorrectly used, a ladder can be one of the most dangerous tools in the workplace. Guidelines on safe ladder use are shown to help reduce ladder accidents.

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Nice Trip - See Ya Next Fall (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Nerves of steel? Perhaps, but falls from elevations are the NO. 1 killer in industry. This Safety Shorts video takes a sobering view of fall protection.

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Safetyman vs. The Masked Menace Ch. 1 "Slips, Trips & Falls" (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Thirteen and a half million people are injured in falls each year and 14,000 die as a result. This video covers safety tips the worker should follow to help prevent fall accidents.

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Scaffolds: Part I General Requirements (1997) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Fatalities and serous injuries associated with scaffolds are common. Help reduce accident by making sure supported scaffolds meet requirements for design and construction.

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Scaffolds: Part II Safe Work Practices (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Safe use of scaffolds can help reduce accidents. Before performing work on scaffolds, know the hazards and understand procedures to control or minimize those hazards.

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Slippin' & Trippin' (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Injuries from slips and falls are the second-highest workmen's compensation claim in the U.S. This Safety Shorts video illustrates a few way to avoid these hazards.

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Slips, Trips & Falls - Real Life video and workbook (2000) - 17 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video teaches employees how to avoid slips, trips and falls and places them in actual workplace situations where they must choose the correct course of action.

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Stairways and Ladders: The First Step (1991) - 18 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Stairways and ladders may not appear to be as dangerous as some high work surfaces; however, they can be equally hazardous. This program reviews essential safety procedures.

  • Complies with OSHA's proposed 1910.23-25
  • Set-up and use
  • Inspection and maintenance

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Step-by-Step: Avoiding Slips, Trips & Falls (1989) - 17 minutes

  Coastal Safety & Environmental
 

Each year more than 200,000 American workers are injured as the result of slips and falls. This video program alerts your employees to the serious consequences of falls and explains how most falls can be prevented.

  • Negotiating slippery surfaces
  • Controlling hazards
  • Proper equipment

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Stepladders (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

The stepladder is a simple tool to use, yet many people are injured yearly due to careless or improper usage. Help reduce accidents, by following guidelines for safe selection, set-up and use.

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The First Step to Danger (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

A nasty fall can hurt more than just your pride. This Safety Shorts video examines the reasons falls occur, and offers suggestions to prevent them.

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Walking & Working Surfaces: Watch Your Step! (1995) - 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This important video program will help train all workers about proper use of equipment and procedures on various walking and working surfaces. Complies with OSHA's proposed 1910 Subpart I.

  • Ramps
  • Scaffolds
  • Platforms

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FIRE SAFETY

Fire! In the Workplace (1989) - 17 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This program will help train employees about the causes and dangers of workplace fires. It also teaches employees fire prevention and safety techniques.

  • Classes of fires
  • Proper housekeeping
  • Extinguishing small fires

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Fire Safety in Residence Halls (1998) - 8:41 minutes

Author:

University of Maine System

Description:

This production was created to provide helpful fire safety information for campus residents. This information in this video is not comprehensive and is not intended to provide professional training. Other or additional fire safety measures may be required. Contact you campus official for additional information.

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Know Your ABC's - Fire Extinguishers (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

An industrial or construction site can house dangerous fire hazards. Different types of fire extinguishers and their appropriate uses are discussed.

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Preventing Office Fires (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

At the office, we tend to overlook fire hazards until it's too late. In this Safety Shorts video, the Firebug reminds us to be aware of this potential danger.

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The First Line of Defense - Fire Extinguishers (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Fire is a potential hazard in almost any workplace. This Safety Short video examines the basic types of fire extinguishers and reviews the proper use and maintenance.

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William & Mary Dorm Fire (2 video set)

Author:

Unknown

Description:

This is a narrative news video describing the hazards associated with fighting this fire, relief efforts and damages.

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FIRST AID

All Washed Up (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

A secondary line of defense of protection in the workplace is emergency showers and eyewash units. This Safety Shorts video teaches workers how and when to use them.

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Bloodborne Pathogens (1992) - 21 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Designed for industrial emergency responders, this award-winning video program will help you protect these employees.

  • The Exposure Control Plan
  • Standard Precautions
  • Recordkeeping requirements

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Bloodborne Pathogens for Corrections (1999) - 22 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Jail can be a violent place. Fights, drugs, rapes, searches and other events can expose employees to infected bodily fluids. Based on OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030, this vital video program will help workers keep dangerous bloodborne diseases locked away.

  • Bloodborne diseases
  • Transmission
  • Exposure Control Plan

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Bloodborne Pathogens for Law Enforcement (1997) - 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

As law enforcement personnel, you face dangers every day. The transmission of bloodborne diseases doesn't have to be one of them. This program reviews the essential elements of exposure control.

  • HBV, HIV and AIDS
  • Infectious material
  • Work controls, housekeeping, PPE

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Bloodborne Pathogens: The OSHA Standard for Industry (1995) - 20 minutes

Author:

Long Island Productions, Inc.

Description:

This awareness video details the OSHA standard for Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP). It discusses types of BBP, modes of transmission, exposures, OSHA required plans, personal protection equipment, housekeeping, work practices and confidentiality.

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Preventing AIDS and Hepatitis B in the Workplace: An Introduction

Author:

de'MEDICI Systems

Description:

This informational video is an introduction to the de'MEDICI interactive computer based training for healthcare workers. This system provides in-service training based on employee position and knowledge level. This program also provides a data basis that tracks training records.

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Tuberculosis Awareness (1996) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

The Centers for Disease Control has reported a resurgence of TB. Anyone can contract TB and its new drug-resistant strains, including your employees. This video program will help your employees understand TB and how to fight against it.

  • How you contract TB
  • Symptoms of TB infection
  • What happens if you become infected with TB
  • Who is at risk?

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FOOT SAFETY

A Foot Closer to Safety (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

A worker's feet are tow of his most important tools. This Safety Shorts video illustrates the necessity of proper foot protection and highlights the basic types of safety shoes.

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FORKLIFT SAFETY

Charging Up on Battery Safety (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Automobile batteries present more dangers than you might think. This Safety Shorts video takes a look at battery hazards and reviews the proper safety procedures for their maintenance.

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Danger: Hazardous Duty (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Loading docks and warehoused are among the most dangerous areas in any workplace. In this humorous Safety Shorts video, Hapless Hal learns a few important lessons about safety while working in these areas.

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Forklift 2000 - 2-video set (2000)

OSHA forklift rules mandate detailed and site specific training for operators based on the types of lifts ye use and site specific situations in the workplace.

Author:

Safety Advantage

Descriptions:

Video 1 - Forklift 2000 - The New Rules - 60 minutes
This program is designed to meet the OSHA's academic requirements for forklift operators.

Video 2 - Forklift 2000 - Site Specific Modules - 60 minutes
OSHA now requires that more "site-specific" training be conducted, including specific type trucks operators will be operating, other potential hazards. These video modules can be used in segments to meet the new "SITE SPECIFIC" training requirements. Modules include Carbon Monoxide, Propane Safety, Walkie Stackers, Battery Charging, and Electric Pallet Jacks. If companies don't use propane or pallet jacks, then that module need not be shown. The new rules are very specific about "site-specific" training.

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Forklift Safety (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

One of industry's most useful tools is the forklift - and potentially one of the most dangerous. This Safety Shorts video provides a checklist to ensure forklift safety.

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Forklift Safety Series: (3 videos)

Author:

Summit Training Source, Inc.

Description:

Meet regulatory compliance and eliminate forklift-related accidents with Summit's forklift safety series. Because of their size, weight, and the loads they carry, forklift accidents can cause serious injury and property damage. A variety of work environments and 3-D graphics create awareness and respect for the hazards associated with operating a forklift. Train with this comprehensive series and motivate your drivers to follow best safety practices to reduce incidents.

Video 1 - Forklift Safety: Battery Charging/Refueling - 7:40 minutes
Teaches techniques for changing batteries in electric powered lift trucks and procedure for refueling gas, diesel and liquefied petroleum models.

Video 2 - Forklift Safety: Operations - 11:30 minutes
Teaches the operator:

  • Pre-operation inspection
  • Safe operation
  • Load handling
  • Stability triangle
  • Refueling and battery changing

Video 3 - Forklift Safety: Safe Driving Skills - 13:52 minutes
Teaches the operator:

  • Hazard awareness
  • Pedestrian traffic
  • Load handling techniques
  • Driving skills

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Forklift Safety Compliance Package - 2-video set (1999)

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

In an effort to decrease the staggering number of injuries and fatalities, OSHA just finalized the new Powered Industrial Truck Standard (1910.178). This new Forklift Compliance Package offers you the chance to comply with the latest training requirements. The compliance package includes two video programs and a Compliance Guide

Video 1 - Forklift Fundamentals - Get the Facts - 18 minutes

  • Powered industrial trucks
  • Controls and instrumentation
  • Power plant inspections
  • Equipment inspection

Video 2 - Forklift Operations - Carry the Load - 19 minutes

  • Operating conditions
  • Special hazards
  • Vehicle and pedestrian traffic
  • Proper load manipulation

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Forklift Update - 5:20 minutes

Author:

Summit Training Source, Inc.

Description:

This video was created to help educate employees on the revised OSHA standard 1910.178; Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT) and how it will affect the workplace. Topics include:

  • Training program implementation and requirements
  • Common hazards associated with PIT
  • Periodic evaluation and refresher training

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Update for Experienced Operators (1999) - 16 minutes

Author:

Safety Advantage

Description:

A comprehensive program for forklift operators in the manufacturing environment. Teaches students' engineering principles, operator safety rules, and maintenance. Excellent training program.

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T-L-B's: Tractor-Loader-Backhoe (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Working with a tractor-loader-backhoe puts you in the center of countless hazards. A 360-degree perspective can keep you safe. Viewers are asked to ensure visibility all around the work area, use the "One Call" system and climb on and off equipment correctly. The use of stabilizers and weight distribution is discussed to ensure a safe work environment.

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Warehouse Safety: It's No Mystery (1996) - 22 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

While numerous hazards exist in warehouses, learning how to be safe in one doesn't have to be a mystery. This program teaches the most common hazards in warehouses and how to correct them.

  • Good housekeeping
  • Hazard communication
  • Personal protective equipment
  • Ergonomics and back safety
  • Materials handling
  • Driving a forklift safely
  • Working around forklifts

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G2WEBLINK

G2Weblink - 12 minutes

Author:

FrankGates

Description:

This video instructs the user how to access the database, create reports and charts, view data, and how to view and access standard reports.

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GENERAL SAFETY

Agenda 2000: Connecting Safety, Health & Environment with Corporate Performance - 9 minutes

Author:

National Safety Council

Description:

This information video was developed by the National Safety Council to promote their Continuous Improvement Module for Safety, Health and Environment. The components of this program address three audiences:

  • Senior Management
  • Management Team
  • Operations Management

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Battling Fatigue (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Fatigue on the job can mean trouble. The various types of fatigue and ways fatigue can be overcome are covered.

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Dreams into Nightmares (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

A single accident could spoil our dreams and goals we work toward. This Safety Shorts video takes a harsh look at the effects an accident can have on your company and its employees.

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The Five Concurrent Themes to Success (2005)  DVD or VHS

Author:

Gordon Graham (Graham Research)

Description: Your job is getting more and more complex.  In fact, the more complex it gets, the more you need a systematic approach to getting things done right.  This program is essential for everyone in the public safety workplace, regardless of position, job description or type of organization.  In this program, noted attorney, author and lecturer Gordon Graham shows you how the discipline of Risk Management, coupled with an understanding of “systems” and complemented with Customer Service, Accountability and Integrity all can work together to better assure that things get done right.

Housekeeping - General Work Space (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Shorts Production, Inc.

Description:

Clutter in the workplace can often get in the way of safety. This Safety Shorts video stresses the importance of an orderly work area for keeping hazards at a minimum.

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Introduction to Behavior-Based Safety - The Series (1997)

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This series is the first series of videotapes designed to explain the concepts of behavior-based safety. Created by Behavioral Science Technology, Inc. - the pioneers of applied Behavior-Based Study - these videotapes bring the concepts to life in a creative and interesting way. This series is useful for:

  • Explaining the concepts of behavior-based safety to gain buy-in at your site.
  • Providing background to new employees at sites already using behavior-based safety.
  • Introducing tools that advance safety performance.

Module 1: Foundation Concepts - Shifting the Paradigm

This module introduces the basic concepts of behavior, attitude and culture, and explores the relationships among them. Viewers will learn about:

  • Behavior, culture and attitude
  • Safe behaviors and at-risk behaviors
  • How behavior, culture and attitude influence each other.
  • What causes the accident cycle.
  • Why changing safety culture is difficult.
  • Why good attitudes do not necessarily lead to better performance.
  • How the behavior-based approach improves performance, attitude and culture.

Module 5: Problem Solving - Removing the Barriers

This module introduces the basic skills and steps involved in removing barriers to safe performance with behavioral problem solving. Viewers will learn about:

  • Identifying a problem.
  • Identifying root causes through Fishbone Diagramming.
  • Using brainstorming to generate possible solutions.
  • Evaluating the solutions.
  • Writing action plans.
  • Keeping the process "evergreen."

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Loss Control Management (1989) - 10:07 minutes

Author:

Virginia Productions

Description:

This video represents a company that has a rise in workers' compensation premiums. It discusses what caused this companies premiums to rise and strategies that can help reduce cost and take control of their workers' compensation claims.

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Office Safety: Personal Work Space (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Although we tend to think of our offices as safe places, they often hold potential dangers. This Safety Shorts video outlines some effective ways to prevent accidents at the office.

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On Any Given Day (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

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.

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Organizational Risk Management – The 5 Pillars of Success  (2005)  DVD or VHS

Author:

Gordon Graham (Graham Research)

Description: If you can honestly take the time to study the tragedies, you can find the causational factors.  These factors are People, Policy, Training, Supervision and Discipline.  Using the theory of analogs, these factors become the Five Pillars of Success.  The program speaks directly towards the processes involved in getting and keeping good people, developing good policy, making sure that your personnel are adequately trained, assuring that supervisors are in fact behaving like supervisors , and the proper use of the discipline process.  It is a must see for all supervisors and managers, and will explain to line personnel why bosses have to do some of the things they do.

Safety Is Your Responsibility (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Safety begins with the right attitude. This Safety Shorts video illustrates the importance of keeping safety in mind while on the job - and keeping personal matters at home.

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Safety Meeting: Give 'Em What They Want (2000) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This new video shows managers, supervisors and team leaders how to conduct the best safety meetings. Your organization will learn how to get the most from your safety meetings.

  • Determine your needs
  • Execute a plan
  • Stick to the time given
  • Keep it interesting
  • Save time for questions
  • Evaluate
  • Try out new material

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Self Interest of Safety (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

This motivational Safety Shorts video shows that working isn't something you do for management's sake - it's something you do for yourself.

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The Safety Mentor (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

The work mentor refers to a wise advisor or teacher. This Safety Shorts video explains "safety" mentoring to the worker and offers tips on how it can be used in the work place to prevent accidents.

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Timing is Everything (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Shift work can be hazardous because it interferes with the body's natural daily rhythm. This Safety Shorts video alerts viewers to the potential dangers of shift work and how to avoid them.

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Why Things Go Right: Why Things Go Wrong (2005)  DVD or VHS

Author: Gordon Graham (Graham Research)
Description: Many organizations wait for a disaster to occur before analyzing Department operations.  After an incident ends up in injury, embarrassment or litigation, policies, procedures and training are inspected and adjusted to prevent a recurrence of that type of mistake.  Risk Managers do not wait for mistakes to occur.  Rather they are proactive, and look for things that are going to go wrong.  In this program, noted attorney, author and lecturer Gordon Graham clearly presents the issues and answers.  By using the classic “risk/frequency” matrix, Mr. Graham shows you exactly where problems are going to occur, and more importantly what can be done up front to prevent problems from occurring.

Working Smart - General Office Safety (1992) - 20 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

OSHA reports that 40,000 disabling injuries and 2,000 safety-related deaths occur in offices each year! Working Smart: General Office Safety alerts employees to potential dangers in their offices.

  • Avoiding slips and falls
  • Fire safety
  • Preventing back injuries
  • Hazardous chemicals

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GROUNDSKEEPING SAFETY

Cutting It Short - Part I (1990) - 5 minutes (Mower Safety)

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Mowing the yard can be dangerous if the rules of safety are neglected. This Safety Shorts video parodies the TV classic Dragnet as a reminder to always practice safety when using a power mower.

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Cutting It Short - Part II (1990) - 5 minutes (Mower Safety)

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Riding lawn mowers can be dangerous - even deadly - when safety is ignored. This Safety Shorts video takes viewers on a journey through a Twilight Zone parody to stress riding mower safety.

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Groundskeeping Safety - Be a Pro (1996) - 17 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

If you're a professional groundskeeper, you know that maintaining lawns, trees and shrubs requires the use of potentially dangerous equipment and chemicals. This program teaches you how to avoid unnecessary accidents by thinking: safe? or sorry?

  • Personal protective equipment
  • General checklist for safety
  • Tractors, riding mowers and push mowers
  • Trim and brush-cutting equipment and blowers
  • Checklist for hazardous materials

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Groundskeeping Safety - Dealing with Bugs & Critters (1999) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This new program, designed especially for public works, utility, government employees or anyone whose job function includes grounds maintenance or outdoor responsibilities, is essential for a safe work environment.

  • Basic PPE
  • Snakes, wasps, bees, fire ants
  • Poison ivy/oak
  • First aid

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Handling the Heat (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Heat stress is a common health and safety problem in many workplaces. This Safety Shorts video explains how to recognize heat stress and offers some remedies.

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Lyme Disease (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Lyme disease is a potentially serious illness transmitted through the bite of a tick. Learn how to recognize Lyme's symptoms and how to prevent it.

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Outdoor Safety - Critters and Plants (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

The beauty and tranquility of the outdoor world may be dangerously deceptive to the unwary and uniformed. In this video two surveyors encounter some unexpected hazards and learn valuable lesions in outdoor safety.

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Safety 101 - Heat Stress: Don't Lose Your Cool video and workbook (2000) - 14 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This brand-new video program provides a no-nonsense approach to heat stress and how to prevent or treat heat disorders.

  • Sunburn
  • Heat rash, exhaustion, stroke
  • Acclimatization
  • Work procedures
  • Fluid intake
  • Eating habits
  • Clothing

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HAND SAFETY

Ergonomics - Taking Matters into Your Own Hands (1995) 14 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video program teaches that using your arms, wrists and hands doesn't always have to be uncomfortable.

  • Repetitive motion
  • Minimizing force
  • Eliminating direct pressure

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Murder on Your Hands (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Hand injuries account for nearly one-third of all workplace accidents. This Safety Short video parodies a 1940's-era detective movie to emphasize the need for proper hand protection.

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HEALTH AND FITNESS

Battling Fatigue (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Fatigue on the job can mean trouble. The various types of fatigue and ways fatigue can be overcome are covered.

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The Big Stretch (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Stretching can make you feel good - and work better. This Safety Shorts video explains the importance of stretching and highlights its benefits.

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Timing is Everything (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Shift work can be hazardous because it interferes with the body's natural daily rhythm. This Safety Shorts video alerts viewers to the potential dangers of shift work and how to avoid them.

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HEARING SAFETY

Hearing Protection: A Sound Practice (1989) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

On a day-to-day basis we are all exposed to noise. Noise at different levels can cause permanent hearing damage. In this video you will learn:

  • What are hazardous noise levels
  • How the ear works
  • The importance of hearing protection

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HOUSEKEEPING SAFETY

Housekeeping - General Work Space (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Shorts Production, Inc.

Description:

Clutter in the workplace can often get in the way of safety. This Safety Shorts video stresses the importance of an orderly work area for keeping hazards at a minimum.

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INDOOR AIR QUALITY

Indoor Air Quality: Fundamental Improvements - 2-video set

Author:

Indoor Air Service, Inc. Educational Programs

Description:

Poor Indoor Air Quality… is a growing public concern. Building owners, school districts and corporations realize they must address this issue, but how? This turnkey, on site, educational/training program is an organized and practical way to learn and apply the fundamental "preventative" tasks. Designed specifically for the Facility Maintenance staff, because only they can make …the truly "Cost Effective" improvements

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INFECTIOUS DISEASE

Bloodborne Pathogens (1992) - 21 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Designed for industrial emergency responders, this award-winning video program will help you protect these employees.

  • The Exposure Control Plan
  • Standard Precautions
  • Recordkeeping requirements

top of page

Bloodborne Pathogens for Corrections (1999) - 22 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Jail can be a violent place. Fights, drugs, rapes, searches and other events can expose employees to infected bodily fluids. Based on OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030, this vital video program will help workers keep dangerous bloodborne diseases 3locked away.

  • Bloodborne diseases
  • Transmission
  • Exposure Control Plan

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Bloodborne Pathogens for Law Enforcement (1997) - 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

As law enforcement personnel, you face dangers every day. The transmission of bloodborne diseases doesn't have to be one of them. This program reviews the essential elements of exposure control.

  • HBV, HIV and AIDS
  • Infectious material
  • Work controls, housekeeping, PPE

top of page

Bloodborne Pathogens: The OSHA Standard for Industry (1995) - 20 minutes

Author:

Long Island Productions, Inc.

Description:

This awareness video details the OSHA standard for Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP). It discusses types of BBP, modes of transmission, exposures, OSHA required plans, personal protection equipment, housekeeping, work practices and confidentiality.

top of page

Preventing AIDS and Hepatitis B in the Workplace: An Introduction

Author:

de'MEDICI Systems

Description:

This informational video is an introduction to the de'MEDICI interactive computer based training for healthcare workers. This system provides in-service training based on employee position and knowledge level. This program also provides a data basis that tracks training records.

top of page

Tuberculosis Awareness (1996) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

The Centers for Disease Control has reported a resurgence of TB. Anyone can contract TB and its new drug-resistant strains, including your employees. This video program will help your employees understand TB and how to fight against it.

  • How you contract TB
  • Symptoms of TB infection
  • What happens if you become infected with TB
  • Who is at risk?

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LADDERS AND SCAFFOLDING

Construction Stairways and Ladders (1992) - 10 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Before you take the first step up that stairway or ladder, be sure to review the crucial safety precautions demonstrated in this video program.

  • Proper setup and use
  • Inspection and maintenance
  • Constructing safe ladders and stairways

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Ladder Safety (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Incorrectly used, a ladder can be one of the most dangerous tools in the workplace. Guidelines on safe ladder use are shown to help reduce ladder accidents.

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Scaffolds: Part I General Requirements (1997) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Fatalities and serous injuries associated with scaffolds are common. Help reduce accident by making sure supported scaffolds meet requirements for design and construction.

top of page

Scaffolds: Part II Safe Work Practices (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Safe use of scaffolds can help reduce accidents. Before performing work on scaffolds, know the hazards and understand procedures to control or minimize those hazards.

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Stairways and Ladders: The First Step (1991) - 18 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Stairways and ladders may not appear to be as dangerous as some high work surfaces; however, they can be equally hazardous. This program reviews essential safety procedures.

  • Complies with OSHA's proposed 1910.23-25
  • Set-up and use
  • Inspection and maintenance

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Stepladders (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

The stepladder is a simple tool to use, yet many people are injured yearly due to careless or improper usage. Help reduce accidents, by following guidelines for safe selection, set-up and use.

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LAWN MOWER SAFETY

Cutting It Short - Part I (1990) - 5 minutes (Mower Safety)

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Mowing the yard can be dangerous if the rules of safety are neglected. This Safety Shorts video parodies the TV classic Dragnet as a reminder to always practice safety when using a power mower.

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Cutting It Short - Part II (1990) - 5 minutes (Mower Safety)

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Riding lawn mowers can be dangerous - even deadly - when safety is ignored. This Safety Shorts video takes viewers on a journey through a Twilight Zone parody to stress riding mower safety.

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LOCKOUT / TAGOUT

Lockout/Tagout: Safety Training for Employees Program

Author:

J.J. Keller and Associates, Inc.

Description:

This training program will give your authorized, affected, and other employees the information they need to help prevent injuries and comply with OSHA requirements. Specifically, it will educate your employees on:

  • The difference between authorized and affected employees
  • Preparing for shutdown
  • Shutdown
  • Isolating equipment
  • Applying lockout/tagout devices
  • Releasing stored energy
  • Releasing lockout/tagout
  • The use of tags alone
  • Lockout/tagout inspections
  • Group lockout/tagout procedures

This training program includes the following:

  • 15-Minute Video -- Use this video to kick-off your training session and to get your employees' attention. Introduces the issue of lockout/tagout and its requirements to your employees.
  • Instructor's Guide -- Shows step- by-step how to prepare for and present your training. Tells you what you should do before, during, and after your training session. Also includes training tips and transparency masters. Helps you train with confidence!
  • Employee Handbooks -- Easy- to-read books give detailed info on lockout/tagout, including definitions, OSHA requirements, and proper procedures. Learning activities increase employee involvement, and quizzes test employees' understanding of the material.

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MANAGEMENT, COMMUNICATION AND LEADERSHIP

Agenda 2000: Connecting Safety, Health & Environment with Corporate Performance - 9 minutes

Author:

National Safety Council

Description:

This information video was developed by the National Safety Council to promote their Continuous Improvement Module for Safety, Health and Environment. The components of this program address three audiences:

  • Senior Management
  • Management Team
  • Operations Management

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Ben Franklin on Leadership - 23 minutes

Author:

Career Track

Description:

In this inspiring video, renowned Franklin interpreter Ralph Archbold portrays the stately founding father as he shares firsthand insights into the leadership actions and ideals that helped create "the land of opportunity."

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How to Lead a Team - Series

Author:

CareerTrack Publications

Description:

  • Volume 1: Where to Begin - 37:49 minutes
    Are you new to a team? Are you leading a team that is new to you? In this video program, you'll see how you can foster team identity by building trust, dealing constructively with conflict and boosting team member capabilities. You'll learn the special qualities it takes to lead a successful team, and see real-world examples of what works…and what doesn't.
  • Volume 2: Building a Strong Foundation - 27:02 minutes
    Teams that deliver results have three things in common - team identity, team member commitment and trust. In this volume, you'll help your team answer a crucial question: Why are we a team? Then you'll learn how to craft a vision, set meaningful goals and convert your team's "purpose" into an action place that moves you toward your goals.
  • Volume 3: The Facilitation Tool Kit - 41:35 minutes
    How well do your team members interact, communicate and get things done during meetings? In this volume, you'll gain the specific skills and tools you need to guide meetings, discussions and brainstorming sessions smoothly and productively. You'll learn to create a safe meeting environment and keep team members, group goals and meeting agendas focused on a common purpose.
  • Volume 4: A Problem-solving and Decision-making Tool Kit - 35:44 minutes
    Your team may have great intentions. But unless they've got problem-solving skills and techniques, finding solutions won't come easy. In this volume, learn to help your choose the problem-solving style that works best for them… avoid common problem-solving pitfalls…and use compromise and agreement to reach consensus.
  • Volume 5: Ensuring Accountability - 16:39 minutes
    Too many of today's work groups are teams in name only. In this volume, you'll find out what you can do to strengthen the bonds between team members, encourage people to be responsible for their own contributions, and create a cohesive team that wants to work together.
  • Volume 6: Dealing with Conflict - 31:45 minutes
    Do you and your team try to avoid open disagreements, especially when everyone's seething inside? Does confrontation bring team discussion to a grinding halt? In this volume, you'll explore the root cause of conflict…and learn why healthy conflict is essential to team success. You'll also discover techniques and strategies to encourage your team to resolve their differences while developing tolerance for each other's ideas, beliefs and desires.
  • Volume 7: Leadership Issues - 32:23 minutes
    This series concludes with a look at solutions to four common problem areas that you will likely encounter as your team evolves. And finally, you'll learn to encourage leadership within your team…discover ways to help your team cope with change…and see how to keep your team growing and moving forward.

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The Five Concurrent Themes to Success (2005)  DVD and VHS

Author: Gordon Graham (Graham Research)
Description: Your job is getting more and more complex.  In fact, the more complex it gets, the more you need a systematic approach to getting things done right.  This program is essential for everyone in the public safety workplace, regardless of position, job description or type of organization.  In this program, noted attorney, author and lecturer Gordon Graham shows you how the discipline of Risk Management, coupled with an understanding of “systems” and complemented with Customer Service, Accountability and Integrity all can work together to better assure that things get done right.

Interpersonal Communication Skills - Series

Author:

CareerTrack Publications

Description:

  • Volume 1 - 1 hour, 5 minutes - Communicate to be liked, trusted and respected
    Volume one of Interpersonal Communication Skills begins where you start any communication - at the first meeting. You will learn how to…
    • Start conversations and make a good first impression
    • Develop instant rapport with anybody
    • Put people at ease - and feel comfortable yourself
    • Relieve the nervousness that can impede calm, clear communication
    • End a conversation in a positive, proactive way.
  • Volume 2 - 1 hour, 8 minutes - Communicate to increase understanding and minimize mistakes
    Volume two of Interpersonal Communications Skills helps you look at communication from both sides. You'll discover how to improve the ease and effectiveness of communication, both as the sender and receiver.
  • Volume 3 - 1 hour, 14 minutes - Communicate to increase your personal power
    In Volume 3 of Interpersonal Communication Skills, you will learn specific words, behaviors and techniques to overcome communication challenges and come across more powerfully.
  • Volume 4 - 56 minutes - Communicate better with you team
    After viewing this program with your tean, and using the ideas you learn, you will all experience:
    • Closer working relationships
    • Less rework
    • Goals met more quickly
    • Greater collaboration

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Managing the Risks of Volunteers (Public Entities) (1998) - 15:29 minutes

Author:

Colorado Intergovernmental Risk Sharing Agency

Description:

They coach, assist in community clean-ups and even help fight fires: but volunteers are often exposed to risks of injury, and your public entity to resulting risks of liability. This 16-minute CIRSA-produced video will help you identify, plan and address the various risks of your volunteer program, while providing useful tips such as appointing a volunteer coordinator, establishing a volunteer management program, evaluating potential safety hazards and reviewing insurance coverages.

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Organizational Risk Management – The 5 Pillars of Success (2005)  DVD and VHS

Author: Gordon Graham (Graham Research)
Description: If you can honestly take the time to study the tragedies, you can find the causational factors.  These factors are People, Policy, Training, Supervision and Discipline.  Using the theory of analogs, these factors become the Five Pillars of Success.  The program speaks directly towards the processes involved in getting and keeping good people, developing good policy, making sure that your personnel are adequately trained, assuring that supervisors are in fact behaving like supervisors , and the proper use of the discipline process.  It is a must see for all supervisors and managers, and will explain to line personnel why bosses have to do some of the things they do.

Professional Supervision Skills by Jack M. Everitt

Author:

CareerTrack Publications, Inc.

Description:

  • Volume 1 - 1 hour, 8 minutes
    Here's some of what you'll learn:
    • Five changes you need to make to go from a "boss" to a supervisory leader
    • The Supervisory Leadership Index: 13 areas every supervisor needs to master for maximum effectiveness
    • Eight ways to successfully launch or revive a supervisory career
    • The 5 parts of effective goal setting
    • AIR: breathing life into you goals
    • Managing you time, including:
      • Budgeting time realistically
      • Daily planning
      • Dealing with interruptions
      • Handling conflicting goals and priorities
    • Scheduling you priorities by the week rather then the day
    • Boss -, self- and system-imposed priorities
    • "Self-appointments": a powerful technique that will help you protect what is important to you
    • 10 tried, true and tested techniques for managing your time
    • How to work with clerical and support staff to increase your daily efficiency
  • Volume 2 - 59 minutes
    Here is some of what you will learn:
    • Performance management - the life cycle of an employee
    • Hiring winners: getting the most out of the selection process
    • How to get off to a great start through orientation
    • Coaching: what it is, why you should do it and 5 steps to doing it effectively
    • 9 ways to improve your listening skills
    • 4 questions to ask: deciding if it's time to move to counseling
    • How to conduct a counseling session: moving through the delicate transition from coaching to discipline.
    • Taking the next step: the 4-step process of discipline
    • How to deal with the aftermath of employment termination.
  • Volume 3 - 1 hour, 26 minutes
    Here is some of what you will learn:
    • How to create a motivational environment
    • Sustaining motivation: 4 ways to keep the ball rolling when things are going well
    • Creative alternative to raises
    • Recognizing and utilizing each employee's hidden strengths
    • Creating teams: the advantages of a synergistic, innovation work group
    • The supervisor as a team player: building support within the organization
    • Aligning with your boss: 2 communication models you need to examine to work effectively with upper management
    • Adopting the platinum rule
    • What to do when a manager other than your boss gives you a direct order
    • Advanced career development: ways to increase your visibility and effectiveness
    • Creating balance in your life
    • How to avoid the "self-destruct" syndrome, and red flags to watch out for

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Why Things Go Right: Why Things Go Wrong (2005)  DVD and VHS

Author: Gordon Graham (Graham Research)
Description: Many organizations wait for a disaster to occur before analyzing Department operations.  After an incident ends up in injury, embarrassment or litigation, policies, procedures and training are inspected and adjusted to prevent a recurrence of that type of mistake.  Risk Managers do not wait for mistakes to occur.  Rather they are proactive, and look for things that are going to go wrong.  In this program, noted attorney, author and lecturer Gordon Graham clearly presents the issues and answers.  By using the classic “risk/frequency” matrix, Mr. Graham shows you exactly where problems are going to occur, and more importantly what can be done up front to prevent problems from occurring.

OSHA

Bloodborne Pathogens: The OSHA Standard for Industry (1995) - 20 minutes

Author:

Long Island Productions, Inc.

Description:

This awareness video details the OSHA standard for Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP). It discusses types of BBP, modes of transmission, exposures, OSHA required plans, personal protection equipment, housekeeping, work practices and confidentiality.

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OSHA Recordkeeping: Keep It Simple! (1996) - 20 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Documenting workplace injuries and illnesses and keeping accurate records will mean fewer time-consuming revisions, citations and expensive penalties. This program provides the basic instructions and guidelines for when and how to complete the necessary OSHA forms, and it reviews who is considered an "employee."

  • Why keep records?
  • OSHA forms
  • Recordability
  • Injuries versus illnesses
  • Cases not to record
  • Access to OSHA records

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OSHA Inspection: Overcoming the Fear (1994) - 24 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video program discusses how you can best prepare for an OSHA inspection.

  • What to look for
  • Your rights as the employer
  • Frequently cited violations

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The Dirty Dozen: OSHA's Top 12 Violations (1993) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This exciting program will point out the 12 most serious violations of the OSHA standards for General Industry.

  • The most common OSHA violations
  • Responsibilities of the Supervisor
  • Employee Training

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OUTDOOR SAFETY

Battling Fatigue (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Fatigue on the job can mean trouble. The various types of fatigue and ways fatigue can be overcome are covered.

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Chainsaw Safety

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video provides important safety information about chainsaws. This video will teach you techniques to minimize or eliminate injuries of yourself or others. You will also learn key procedure to operate a chainsaw safely and effectively.

  • Important tips on personal protective equipment
  • Safety features to look for when operating a chainsaw
  • Safe operation of a chainsaw

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Construction Stairways and Ladders (1992) - 10 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Before you take the first step up that stairway or ladder, be sure to review the crucial safety precautions demonstrated in this video program.

  • Proper setup and use
  • Inspection and maintenance
  • Constructing safe ladders and stairways

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Groundskeeping Safety - Dealing with Bugs & Critters (1999) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This new program, designed especially for public works, utility, government employees or anyone whose job function includes grounds maintenance or outdoor responsibilities, is essential for a safe work environment.

  • Basic PPE
  • Snakes, wasps, bees, fire ants
  • Poison ivy/oak
  • First aid

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Handling the Heat (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Heat stress is a common health and safety problem in many workplaces. This Safety Shorts video explains how to recognize heat stress and offers some remedies.

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Lyme Disease (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Lyme disease is a potentially serious illness transmitted through the bite of a tick. Learn how to recognize Lyme's symptoms and how to prevent it.

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Heat Can Kill (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Heat stroke and heat exhaustion can occur in any hot work environment. This Safety Shorts video describes the symptoms of both conditions and outlines proper first aid for each.

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Lyme Disease (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Lyme disease is a potentially serious illness transmitted through the bite of a tick. Learn how to recognize Lyme's symptoms and how to prevent it.

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Outdoor Safety - Critters and Plants (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

The beauty and tranquility of the outdoor world may be dangerously deceptive to the unwary and uniformed. In this video two surveyors encounter some unexpected hazards and learn valuable lesions in outdoor safety.

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Safety 101 - Heat Stress: Don't Lose Your Cool video and workbook (2000) - 14 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This brand-new video program provides a no-nonsense approach to heat stress and how to prevent or treat heat disorders.

  • Sunburn
  • Heat rash, exhaustion, stroke
  • Acclimatization
  • Work procedures
  • Fluid intake
  • Eating habits
  • Clothing

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PAIN MANAGEMENT

Back in Control: Managing Chronic Back Pain - 35 minutes

Author:

Control Video Corporation

Description:

This video describing an interdisciplinary program of pain management design by Dr. Gentry, a physical therapist and an orthopedic surgeon for persons suffering from chronic back pain.

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Self-Help for Back Pain (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Understanding how back pain occurs can go a long way toward prevention. This Safety Shorts video focuses on preventing back injury and offers a few simple exercised for relieving back pain.

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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

Personal Protective Equipment (1997) - 15 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

You encourage your employees to make decisions, but, as you know, they don't always make the right ones. This unique interactive video training package takes employees through some "real-life" situations and forces them to think about how they would respond. It encourages them to make life-or-death decisions - right from the safety of their seats.

  • Awareness, attitude, action
  • Proper use of personal protective equipment
  • Knowing equipment limitations
  • Cleaning and storing PPE

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Personal Protective Equipment: You're Covered (1994) - 17 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Updated to help you comply with the revised OSHA standards, this video program covers information on the safe use and maintenance of PPE. Complies with OSHA 1910-132, 133, 135.

  • Proper use and fit
  • Proper care and storage
  • The importance of using PPE

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PPE Hazard Assessment (2002) - 12 minutes

Author

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description

Accidents on the job - they can mean traumatic injuries to workers, not to mention a devastating expense to your company. This video program will help you avoid them by identifying potential hazards before they happen! Complies with OSHA 1910.132.

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Respiratory Protection: Another World (1995) - 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This program was developed to better inform employees of the proper selection, use and maintenance of respirators. This video is designed to provide your company with an effective tool for generating employee confidence, developing safe work habits and increasing productivity.

  • Hazardous atmospheres
  • Types of respirators
  • The written program
  • Medical evaluation
  • Fit testing
  • Maintenance and storage

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RETURN TO WORK/DISABILITY MANAGEMENT

Return to Work for Employees (1997) - 16 minutes

Author:

Milt Wright & Associations, Inc.

Description:

Employees will learn:

  • The Return-to-Work process can be a positive experience
  • To take control, rather then feel a victim of circumstances
  • To communicate one's needs to the supervisor and treating physician
  • To apply skills and abilities productively through transitional employment
  • Work can be therapy to accelerate the recovery process.

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Return to Work for Supervisors (1997) - 16 minutes

Author:

Milt Wright & Associations, Inc.

Description:

Supervisors will learn:

  • Early Return-to-work benefits both the employer and employee
  • Injury = Opportunity for alternatives and "thinking our of the box"
  • Communication with the employee and the treating physician can accelerate the Return-to-work process
  • Alternatives for transitional employment during the recovery process can be simple and inexpensive
  • Paying an injured employee for 70% productivity at the workplace is better than paying an employee to stay at home.

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Taking Control: The Workers' Compensation - Return to Work Connection (1993) - 26 minutes

Author:

Milt Wright & Associations, Inc.

Description:

This video demonstrates practical approaches to:

  • Reducing worker's compensation costs
  • Enhancing employer and employee communications
  • Implementing effective return to work
  • Changing the workers' compensation system into a winning process

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SAFETY COMMITTEES

Pro-Active Safety: The Self-Inspection (1996) - 15 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Teach employees how to stay safe and healthy by showing them how to keep an eye out for danger signals on the job.

  • Task Exposure Analysis
  • Self-inspection during the maintenance step
  • Making the most of self-inspections

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Pro-Active Safety in Action: Accidents Don't Have to Happen (1994) - 23 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

On-site stories of organizations which are using the Pro-Active Safety process will help motivate your employees.

  • Specifics on setting up a Pro-Active Safety program
  • How safety is integrated into the total organization
  • Role of management
  • Importance of continuous training

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Safety Meeting: Give 'Em What They Want (2000) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This new video shows managers, supervisors and team leaders how to conduct the best safety meetings. Your organization will learn how to get the most from your safety meetings.

  • Determine your needs
  • Execute a plan
  • Stick to the time given
  • Keep it interesting
  • Save time for questions
  • Evaluate
  • Try out new material

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Target Zero: Pro-Active Safety Attitudes (1996) - 16 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Zero accidents in the workplace is a possibility - and it all starts with a vision. Astronaut Buzz Aldrin helps to emphasize the importance of pro-active safety by reminding us that there was a time when the possible seemed impossible. This Trainer's Toolkit® contains the video program, Pro-Active Safety Attitudes: Target Zero!, employee handbooks, an expanded leader's guide, a laminated poster and several overhead transparency masters.

  • Vision and initiative
  • Creating expectations
  • Accident prevention
  • Building trust
  • Maintaining leadership

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The Pro-Active Safety Committee: A Team for Success (1996) - 13 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

As an employee, I feel good about my company and do a better job if they give me a fair say in my own safety..." says an employee interviewed in this video program, which shows how to make safety committees work.

  • Setting up a safety committee
  • Organizational structure
  • Feedback and evaluation

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TELEWORKING

Teleworking 3-Video Set and Workbook

Author:

Washington State University

Description:

Telework Introductory Kit
The fast-paced 13 minute video, "Telecommuting": "Management Tool for the 90's" gives an overview of telework, how it can benefit your organization and what it takes to set it up

  • Case studies of telework successes.
  • "Telework Basics" brochure.

Telework Manager's Kit
This is a combination of a 15-minute video and 24-page managers resource guide.

  • All the manager needs to understand telework, how it works and the benefits to managers. Telework from the managers perspective.
  • Hear from real managers about their experiences with telework.

Telework Training Kit for Employees and Managers
Helps teleworkers and their managers get off to a successful start. A thorough, easy-to-follow 17 minute video, "The keys to Telecommuting success" and training workbook combination.

  • Kit includes a sample telework policy and workbook master suitable for photocopying.
  • Takes you through the development of the telework agreement.
  • Can be used independently be the teleworker/manager pair or by a trainer.
  • In the comprehensive Telework Training Kit you'll find out about:
    • Appropriate tasks for telework
    • Computer security
    • Planning for the telework day
    • Designing the home work space
    • Maintaining close communications
    • Managing by results
    • Equipment needs

Telecommuting: An Alternate Route to Work Step-by-Step Guide
Telecommuting: An Alternate Route to Work" is a comprehensive look at telework, with complete, easy-to-use information for establishing a successful program.

  • The training section covers both teleworker and supervisor training sessions.
  • This step-by-step Guidebook will be an important telework resource. We've done years of work to make telework easy for you.
  • Find out about:
    • What telework can do
    • How to start your program
    • What to include in your policy
    • How to select teleworkers
    • How to train teleworkers
    • How to evaluate your program
  • Valuable materials:
    • Sample policies
    • Selection questionnaires
    • Evaluation surveys
    • Training handouts
    • Complete training curriculum
    • Where to find other resources

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TOOL AND EQUIPMENT SAFETY

Compressed Gases: Safe Handling (1995) - 18 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Most of us use pressurized gases in so many ways that we take them for granted. Despite their convenience, they can be dangerous if handled improperly. Proper handling requires special skills and training and is the focus of this important video program.

  • Classifications
  • Labeling
  • Flammable, non-flammable and toxic gases
  • Handling cylinders
  • Valves
  • Leaks

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Construction Stairways and Ladders (1992) - 10 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Before you take the first step up that stairway or ladder, be sure to review the crucial safety precautions demonstrated in this video program.

  • Proper setup and use
  • Inspection and maintenance
  • Constructing safe ladders and stairways

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Hand and Power Tool Safety – 15 minutes

Author: Long Island Productions
Description:

Hand and power tools can help workers perform their jobs more easily and efficiently, but only if they can use these tools safely. Remind them of the hazards and the importance of a good safety attitude. Covers:

  • Matching the tool to the job
  • Hazards associated with specific types of tools
  • Personal protective equipment

Handling Gas Cylinders (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Although potentially dangerous, many workers often ignore safety around gas cylinders. This Safety Shorts video outlines the dangers for these "gas torpedoes."

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Ladder Safety (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Incorrectly used, a ladder can be one of the most dangerous tools in the workplace. Guidelines on safe ladder use are shown to help reduce ladder accidents.

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Machine Guarding (1992) - 14 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Each year workers lose fingers, hands and arms; some even die because a machine was never safeguarded - or because the guard was removed for convenience. There are as many possible dangers as there are machines. That's why your employees must understand and use their first and best form of protection, machine safeguarding.

  • Categories and types of machine guarding
  • Importance of safeguarding
  • Places where most machine hazards occur
  • Safety control devices

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Powered Hand Tool Safety: Handle with Care (2000) - 19 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video program encourages viewers to consider the many dangers that can be part of using powered hand tools. A variety of powered hand tools are shown in use in different job settings. Training is outlined along the lines of "avoid, protect and defend." Employees will see the benefits of working safely with powered hand tools - on and off the job.

  • Avoiding dangers
  • Staying out of the way of tools
  • Proper use of PPE
  • Pre-use inspection of tools
  • Predicting dangers
  • Good housekeeping
  • Different categories of powered hand tools

Scaffolds: Part I General Requirements (1997) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Productions, Inc.

Description:

Fatalities and serous injuries associated with scaffolds are common. Help reduce accident by making sure supported scaffolds meet requirements for design and construction.

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Scaffolds: Part II Safe Work Practices (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Safe use of scaffolds can help reduce accidents. Before performing work on scaffolds, know the hazards and understand procedures to control or minimize those hazards.

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Shock Hazards: Power Tools (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Improperly used or maintained, power tools can injure or kill. Learn simple ways to prevent electric shock from power tools.

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Stairways and Ladders: The First Step (1991) - 18 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

Stairways and ladders may not appear to be as dangerous as some high work surfaces; however, they can be equally hazardous. This program reviews essential safety procedures.

  • Complies with OSHA's proposed 1910.23-25
  • Set-up and use
  • Inspection and maintenance

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Stepladders (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

The stepladder is a simple tool to use, yet many people are injured yearly due to careless or improper usage. Help reduce accidents, by following guidelines for safe selection, set-up and use.

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The Right Tool (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

A tool that's the wrong size or is used in the wrong way won't get the job done and can lead to injury. Learn to select and use the right tool.

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VIRGINIA SICKNESS & DISABILITY PLAN

VSDP Video Conference: Morning Session 1/27/99
VSDP Video Conference: Afternoon Session 1/27/99

 

This video will take you step-by-step through the enrollment process in the Virginia Sickness & Disability Plan. It covers general information about VSDP, enrollment process, how to fill out forms, leave and sick time conversations, CIPPS processing, short term disability information and return to work information. Several general questions and answers are discussed.

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WAREHOUSE SAFETY

Charging Up on Battery Safety (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Automobile batteries present more dangers than you might think. This Safety Shorts video takes a look at battery hazards and reviews the proper safety procedures for their maintenance.

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Danger: Hazardous Duty (1990) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Loading docks and warehoused are among the most dangerous areas in any workplace. In this humorous Safety Shorts video, Hapless Hal learns a few important lessons about safety while working in these areas.

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Forklift 2000 - 2-video set (2000)

OSHA forklift rules mandate detailed and site specific training for operators based on the types of lifts ye use and site specific situations in the workplace.

Author:

Safety Advantage

Descriptions:

Video 1 - Forklift 2000 - The New Rules - 60 minutes
This program is designed to meet the OSHA's academic requirements for forklift operators.

Video 2 - Forklift 2000 - Site Specific Modules - 60 minutes
OSHA now requires that more "site-specific" training be conducted, including specific type trucks operators will be operating, other potential hazards. These video modules can be used in segments to meet the new "SITE SPECIFIC" training requirements. Modules include Carbon Monoxide, Propane Safety, Walkie Stackers, Battery Charging, and Electric Pallet Jacks. If companies don't use propane or pallet jacks, then that module need not be shown. The new rules are very specific about "site-specific" training.

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Forklift Safety Series: (3 videos)

Author:

Summit Training Source, Inc.

Description:

Meet regulatory compliance and eliminate forklift-related accidents with Summit's forklift safety series. Because of their size, weight, and the loads they carry, forklift accidents can cause serious injury and property damage. A variety of work environments and 3-D graphics create awareness and respect for the hazards associated with operating a forklift. Train with this comprehensive series and motivate your drivers to follow best safety practices to reduce incidents.

  • Video 1 - Forklift Safety: Battery Charging/Refueling - 7:40 minutes
    Teaches techniques for changing batteries in electric powered lift trucks and procedure for refueling gas, diesel and liquefied petroleum models.
  • Video 2 - Forklift Safety: Operations - 11:30 minutes
    Teaches the operator:
    • Pre-operation inspection
    • Safe operation
    • Load handling
    • Stability triangle
    • Refueling and battery changing
  • Video 3 - Forklift Safety: Safe Driving Skills - 13:52 minutes
    Teaches the operator:
    • Hazard awareness
    • Pedestrian traffic
    • Load handling techniques
    • Driving skills

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Forklift Safety Compliance Package - 2-video set (1999)

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

In an effort to decrease the staggering number of injuries and fatalities, OSHA just finalized the new Powered Industrial Truck Standard (1910.178). This new Forklift Compliance Package offers you the chance to comply with the latest training requirements. The compliance package includes two video programs and a Compliance Guide

  • Video 1 - Forklift Fundamentals - Get the Facts - 18 minutes
    • Powered industrial trucks
    • Controls and instrumentation
    • Power plant inspections
    • Equipment inspection
  • Video 2 - Forklift Operations - Carry the Load - 19 minutes
    • Operating conditions
    • Special hazards
    • Vehicle and pedestrian traffic
    • Proper load manipulation

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Forklift Update - 5:20 minutes

Author:

Summit Training Source, Inc.

Description:

This video was created to help educate employees on the revised OSHA standard 1910.178; Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT) and how it will affect the workplace. Topics include:

  • Training program implementation and requirements
  • Common hazards associated with PIT
  • Periodic evaluation and refresher training

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Update for Experienced Operators (1999) - 16 minutes

Author:

Safety Advantage

Description:

A comprehensive program for forklift operators in the manufacturing environment. Teaches students' engineering principles, operator safety rules, and maintenance. Excellent training program.

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T-L-B's: Tractor-Loader-Backhoe (1992) - 5 minutes

Author:

Safety Short Production, Inc.

Description:

Working with a tractor-loader-backhoe puts you in the center of countless hazards. A 360-degree perspective can keep you safe. Viewers are asked to ensure visibility all around the work area, use the "One Call" system and climb on and off equipment correctly. The use of stabilizers and weight distribution is discussed to ensure a safe work environment.

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Warehouse Safety: It's No Mystery (1996) - 22 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

While numerous hazards exist in warehouses, learning how to be safe in one doesn't have to be a mystery. This program teaches the most common hazards in warehouses and how to correct them.

  • Good housekeeping
  • Hazard communication
  • Personal protective equipment
  • Ergonomics and back safety
  • Materials handling
  • Driving a forklift safely
  • Working around forklifts

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WORKPLACE VIOLENCE

21 Ways to Defuse Anger and Calm People Down Vol. 2 (1996) - 1 Hour 17 Minutes

Author

CareerTrack Publications

Description

You've had it happen to you: Someone erupts and you sit there speechless, your own emotions "flood" and you're left feeling frustrated and angry. You've seen it happen to others: Disputes bring your workplace to a halt - and mishandled anger damages relationships and stifles teamwork. But the good news is: You can learn to manage other people's anger and turn it into a catalyst for positive change, wit the help of this video training program. You'll discover dozens of anger-reducing techniques you can use with your co-workers, customers, employees, bosses.

  • The first thing to do when confronted by an angry co-worker

  • How to keep yourself calm when provoked by an angry person

  • Ways to help co-workers sidestep emotions and concentrate on solutions

  • One thing you should always do before jumping into the middle of a conflict

  • Precise language to use in the heat of outbursts, hostility, and personal conflicts

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Anthrax Awareness (2001) - 13 minutes

Author:

Coastal Safety & Environmental

Description:

This video is designed to educate and protect your employees against the threat of Anthrax. This informative program will help answer basic questions about Anthrax while also dispelling excess fears.

  • What is Anthrax and how is it transmitted?
  • Symptoms and treatments
  • What to do in case of exposure
  • Anthrax vaccine
  • Suspicious packages and letters

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When Domestic Violence Comes to Work (2000) 2-video set and workbook
Employer Version - 31 minutes
Employee Version - 20 minutes

Author:

Intermedia

Description:

When Domestic Violence Comes To Work 2000 can help educate employers and employees about domestic violence, and help develop policies, procedures and benefit programs. This training program can save your organization direct financial costs such as: increased medical and medical insurance expenses, reduced productivity, increased absenteeism, increased turnover, increased recruitment, hiring and training, attorney fees and court costs, disability accommodations, lost business, increased security, and consultant fees. It will also save in indirect costs, such as: fear and stress in the workplace, loss of internal and external credibility, reduced morale and reduced teamwork.

Upon completion of the program participants will have:

  • Increased understanding of domestic violence issues that affect the workplace, including domestic violence laws
  • Increased awareness and skill in recognizing, responding to, and supporting employees who are victims and perpetrators of domestic violence
  • Identified community resources and services for domestic violence victims and perpetrators
  • Identified organization costs
  • Increased understanding of organization liabilities
  • Increased understanding and the ability to review, revise and develop organization policies, procedures and programs regarding domestic violence in the workplace
  • Increased understanding of organization policies, procedures and programs for the safety of employees
  • Increased awareness of management and employee options for involvement in domestic violence prevention and education

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Workplace Violence - 2-video set and workbook

Author: The Richardson Company

Description:

Video 1 - Violence at Work: Employee Awareness (15 minutes), participants will learn to identify potentially explosive situations and to decide when to report unusual behavior by co-workers. In the second video

  • Identifies and defines the problem of workplace violence
  • Discusses common characteristics of perpetrators
  • Identifies root causes and warning signs
  • Explores the role of employees in reporting potentially violent situations

Video 2 - Violence at Work: Management's Responsibilities (17 minutes), managers will explore their role in preventing violence, and learn how to resolve conflict before a situation escalates to violence.

  • Explains the costs of workplace violence in human and material terms
  • Defines the "toxic work" environment and examines management styles
  • Covers specific steps to resolving conflict and defusing employee hostility

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Workplace Violence: Customer Service and Field Personnel video and workbook - 26 minutes

Author:

AIMS Multimedia

Description:

A comprehensive presentation designed to raise awareness amongst all types of employees regarding the growing problem of violence in the workplace. Whether that violence takes the form of verbal abuse or a threat of physical violence, whether the problem arises in the front office, on the factory floor, or out in the field, there are common-sense techniques to avoid becoming a victim.

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Workplace Violence: First Line of Defense video and workbooks (1994) - 30 minutes

Author:

Coastal Human Resources

Description:

As the second-leading cause of workplace deaths, violence represents a challenge to employers who must be prepared to respond to and manage these incidents. This program uses an interview with a convicted perpetrator as well as a compelling dramatization to communicate the impact of this problem.

  • Consistency of the perpetrator profile
  • Clear behavioral warning signs
  • Typical co-worker responses to perpetrator behavior
  • Concrete steps to manage incidents and prevent violence

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Workplace Violence: Recognizing and Defusing Aggressive Behavior video and workbook - 26 minutes

Author:

AIMS Multimedia

Description:

A straightforward look at the growing problem of violence in the workplace. Supervisors and managers learn the warning signs of dysfunctional behavior that may lead to violent episodes, from verbal abuse to the threat and reality of physical violence. Intervention techniques are discussed, as well as actual tactics in the defusing of potentially violent situations.

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Workplace Violence: The Calm Before the Storm (1994) - 25 minutes

Author:

Coastal Human Resources

Description:

In one year alone, workplace violence accounted for one out of five work-related deaths in the U.S. This video program is designed to help supervisors and employees identify the warning signs of workplace violence and prevent it.

  • Characteristics of a potentially violent employee
  • Violence Prevention Program
  • Stress management and conflict resolution
  • Threat-management teams

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Violence: Reducing Your Risk - An Employee's Guide to Avoiding Violence in the Workplace - 28 minutes

Author:

Media Partners Corporation

Description:

This workplace violence and harassment video is all about reducing your risk of being a victim. It teaches you how to avoid potentially violent situations and how to form a plan of action for escape or defense if violence occurs.

Experts in personal safety and law enforcement demonstrate simple yet practical and effective methods anyone can use to reduce their risk and defuse threatening situations.

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