DVDs and VHS Videos

Training video for personnel within a company assigned to investigate work place accidents. Using a dramatized accident, the video goes through the specifics of what's involved with the procedures such as immediate action, obtaining evidence, interviewing witnesses, and corrective action. Accident investigation has two goals: find the cause and prevent the accident from occurring again. (22 minutes)

Discusses general information and actions that a driver should know and do following an accident or breakdown. (10 minutes)

Brief explanation of the importance of reporting and recording near-miss incidents as a means of preventing work-related accidents. Stresses the importance of learning from near misses and responding to them in a positive and proactive way. (8 minutes)

Excellent program for all health care employees. Targeted at the cause of most accidents, unsafe acts. Explains how employees can reduce and eliminate accidents and injuries through safety awareness and attention to the job, job procedures and safety rules. (10 minutes)

Brief description of various types of unsafe acts that can lead to accidents and injuries. Stresses the importance of fact-finding and not fault-finding when determining the causes of accidents and injuries. Discussion deals with the importance of documentation, training and counseling to prevent unsafe acts from leading to accidents. (6 minutes)

Produced by NASA - Apollo era - circa 1970s. Good message and content for safety regarding chain of events leading to an accident. Case study of two incidents at NASA - one regarding Lockout/Tagout, one pertaining to events of an accident. (30 minutes)

The basics of construction job site accident investigation, prepared by the Associated General Contractors. Presented loosely in the style of Sergeant Joe Friday of ""Dragnet."" Good for supervisory training and for construction safety training. (15 minutes)

Near miss accidents discussed. Many good examples of incidents where there could have been severe injuries, but since there was no injury, no accident was reported and no investigation done. (15 minutes)

A light approach to how the back functions through a sample and practical demonstration. Copyright 1993. (13 minutes)

A light approach demonstrating methods for maintaining a healthy back. Copyright 1993. (15 minutes)

A light approach that highlights a variety of factors that increases the risk of back disorders. Copyright 1993. (14 minutes)

Mechanics of back, types of back injury, safe lifting methods, and general care of the back are discussed. Industrial situations, factual but somewhat ""talky."" (20 minutes)

Helping to understand the anatomy of how the back/spine function and what precautions to take while lifting, bending, and/or twisting. Helpful hints on how to strengthen the back and perform safe lifting techniques. (23 minutes)

Discusses the anatomy of the back and the proper lifting procedure utilizing the legs. Highlights posture, exercise and proper positioning of the back to prevent pain/injury at work and home. (13 minutes)

Narrated by MacLean Stevenson. Back injury prevention. Interviews with actual workers with back injuries. Discusses behavior modification to reduce accidents/back injuries. (10 minutes)

This training program covers proper lifting procedures and workplace scenarios. It addresses how lifestyle choices and everyday activities can contribute to back injuries and problems.  (25 minutes)

This video will show employees what causes back injuries, what to do if their backs are injured, and how to care for and strengthen their backs. (10 minutes)

Short review of proper lifting techniques, exercises and day-to-day work practices that will help reduce potential back injuries. (11 minutes)

Back injuries and other musculoskeletal discords are rampant in the healthcare industry. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nurses’ aides, health aides, radiology technologies, therapists as well as licensed practical nurses and registered nurses make up six of the top ten professionals at the greatest risk for back injury. This important video will teach your staff: • Back protection when working with patients • Recognizing risk tasks in daily work • Identifying risky patients and risky locations • Types of mechanical devices to use during patient care. (16 minutes)

Detailed analysis of the most common causes of pain to the lower back. Focuses on areas that may cause lower back pain: weight, physical condition, muscle tone, smoking, posture, etc. Describes some of the jobs and tasks that can lead to back pain. Proper posture, warm-up exercises, rest breaks, job rotation, bed rest, physical therapy, strengthening problems, and massage are described as means to reduce/prevent back pain. (43 min.)

Detailed analysis of the most common causes of pain to the upper back, neck, and head. Focuses on causes, treatment and prevention. Describes some of the jobs and tasks that can lead to cumulative trauma. Proper posture, simple warm-up exercises, rest breaks, job rotation, and massage are described as means to reduce upper back, neck, and headache pain. Stresses ergonomics, education, and exercise as ways to prevent pain. (34 minutes)

Shows mechanics of back, reviews lifting motions and methods. Various examples. (10 minutes)

Short video touching briefly on back injury statistics, back mechanics (anatomy), proper lifting, and how to lift in unusual situations. (5 minutes)

How to lift safely, lighthearted examples of a man trying to give his dog a bath. Industrial situations. Copyright 1991. (13 minutes)

Basic content. Good refresher video to be used during a lunch box talk or brief employee meeting/get together. (5 minutes)

Explains the benefits of stretching in the work place. Shows/demonstrates actual stretches to use. (13 minutes)

Narrative and presented in lecture format by Leonard Ring (internationally known authority on industrial ergonomics and back injury control.) Explanation of the physics of the back and how lifting affects the back. Highlights the physical limitations associated with lifting and an explanation of how to properly lift. Mr. Ring is very informative and enthusiastic in the presentation of the content. Excellent content material. (20 minutes)

Protecting yourself from bloodborne diseases on the job requires knowing the facts and taking sensible precautions. This program discusses the safe work practices you must follow to reduce your risk of infection. Covers OSHA 1910.30. • Workplace transmission of bloodborne pathogens • Reducing your risk • Personal protective equipment. (23 minutes)

HIV and Hepatitis B precautions are reviewed in a healthcare facility. Copyright 1992. (19 minutes)

Touches on the symptoms and long term effects of HIV and Hepatitis B. Briefly touches on the OSHA regulation, five ways to reduce exposure, clean up procedures, use of personal protective equipment, proper disposal of contaminated materials, employee procedures to follow if exposed including who to notify, employee responsibilities/action to take when an employee has been exposed, vaccination requirements, and exposure plan. Produced 1992, information still applies. (24 minutes)

Review of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens regulations. (22 minutes)

Review of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens regulations. (22 minutes)

Introduces employees to key aspects of bloodborne pathogens...and critical techniques for dealing with work-related accidents and emergency first-aid situations. Employees will also learn how they can assist victims without becoming exposed to infectious diseases. (20 minutes)

Review of OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens standard. Emphasis on Hepatitis B and HIV prevention. Technical detail is explained in understandable terms. Industrial situations are well illustrated. (16 minutes)

Basic explanation of Universal Precautions to prevent the spread of HIV and Hepatitis. Uses enactments of situations in which emergency response personnel are exposed to potential infection through contact with blood. Clearly and graphically depicts emergencies and the necessary precautions to prevent the spread of disease by bloodborne pathogens. (18 minutes)

Stresses the importance of communication in safety. Six guidelines for communicating safety issues. (20 minutes)

The video presents, through a series of scenes, effective stress management techniques. (13 minutes)

Dramatization of confined space. Discusses the definition of a confined space and the potential confined spaces on a construction site. Hazards of confined space, procedures for confined space entry, such as testing and air monitoring, Lockout/Tagout, personal protective equipment, competent person, and rescue rules. (18 minutes)

Confined spaces and a confined space entry safety program for public works employees are reviewed. Training in the risk and hazards for each entry are also discussed. Copyright 1992. (5 minutes)

Explanation of Confined Spaces. Hazards of Confined Space work. Shows situations which can cause death in Confined Spaces. Discusses proper procedures for Confined Space Entry and the reason for the procedures. (22 minutes)

With this program, you can meet OSHA's general education and specialized training requirements. It gives your employees tips and techniques for working safely in permit-required confined spaces, and identifies the hazards they commonly face. It also explains the role-specific responsibilities for confined space entrants, attendants, entry supervisors, and the on-site rescue and emergency team. (18 minutes)

Deals with OSHA's Confined Space Standard. Video runs through all the requirements under the standard such as entry permits, lockout/tagout procedures, air monitoring/testing, stand-by person requirements, personal protective equipment to be used, etc. It also shows an emergency rescue of an employee who had fainted in a confined space due to an allergic reaction to a bee sting. (16 minutes)

Overview of hazards and controls involved in bridge construction. Reviews job site plan, common hazards, and proper personal protective equipment. (12 minutes)

Overview of operating, inspecting, recognizing hazards, and safe operating procedures for boomlifts on a construction site. (11 minutes)

Good overview of buck truck basics including operator training, pre-start walk around inspection, work clothes/PPE, preplanning, awareness of surroundings and overhead power lines. (15 minutes)

General overview of safe practices as well as dangers associated with the use of electricity on the job site. (11 minutes)

Implementing a construction site safety inspection program. Explanation of the reasoning why inspections should be conducted and who should conduct them. A step by step guide on how to conduct the inspection process. Good tape for initiating a self-inspection program. (17 minutes)

Emphasis is on good communication skills amongst motorists and other flaggers. A good basic training film for inexperienced flaggers. (17 minutes)

General rules and applicable OSHA regulations for excavation and trenching. (19 minutes)

General overview of hazards and safety procedures involved in concrete paving construction work. (14 minutes)

Good overview of the basics when working around power lines when using lifting equipment or moving items manually. Talks about the “safe distance” which needs to be maintained when working around power lines. Also addresses underground electrical lines. Good content for new operators or as a refresher for experienced operators. (18 minutes)

Dramatic speed by a driver in front of an actual student truck driver class. The driver explains how “The 5th Reason – Speeding” caused an accident in which he caused. Excellent short presentation which gets everybody thinking! Copyright 1997. (7 minutes)

Expresses the point that “just getting by” is not good enough when driving. Video talks about how the driver has to plan ahead to avoid accidents – it uses trick pool shots to emphasize planning ahead. Also talks about how being a professional driver includes portraying the company in a positive manner through good customer relations. Good message. Copyright 1990. (14 minutes)

Give your 15-passenger van drivers the training they need to operate safely. This new program will give them needed information about • Loading and handling • Common causes of rollovers • Safety guidelines • Buckling up. (13 minutes)

General driving content. Six questions to safer driver: vehicle condition. Driver condition. Defensive driver. Seatbelt use. Speed limits. Pedestrian and bicyclist awareness. (20 minutes)

Driving Straight Trucks (VHS)
Basic driving tips and information including backing, driving in traffic, accident situation, and pre-trip inspections. (14 minutes)

Safe tractor/trailer operation in winter conditions, Western United States special concerns, precautions to be taken when driving in fog. Interviews with tractor/trailer driving instructions, fleet operation managers, and drivers. Instruction and footage to maneuver out of a jackknife situation. Excellent practical discussion and footage of safe tractor/trailer operation in winter, mountains, and fog. (20 minutes)

Driving safety. Trucks, tractors/trailer driving safety. Attitudes towards driving, driving footage. Narration in conjunction with actual road footage. Interviews with general manager and drivers of trucking company. Very good content and message. (25 minutes)

The story depicted in this video is a true story. The driver recounts that this accident happened in a fraction of a second. Video talks about always being in a hurry and that bending/stretching the rules will catch up with you. It emphasizes that drivers need to pay attention to the road and what they are doing. Video is short and to the point. Really gets you thinking. Copyright 1999. (8 minutes)

Basic driver education type information dealing with visibility hazards associated with fog, wet roads, rain, snow, oversized/wide loads, and night/day time driving. Brief information on stopping distance also touched on as well as pre-trip safety tips. Produced 1993, information still applicable. (15 minutes)

Emphasizes the ABCD's of defensive driving which include: Alertness, buckling-up, courtesy, and driving defensively. Narration in conjunction with actual road footage. Good content and message. (19 minutes)

Driving safety. Night driving footage filmed mainly throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. Brief interviews with safety professionals and drivers of area trucking companies. Very good content and message. (9 minutes)

Basic content. Good refresher for winter conditions. Winter road conditions. Footage combined with questions and answers. (25 minutes)

Specifically deals with the proper loading, unloading, and tie down procedures of light to heavy construction equipment using transport trailers. Illustrations are used with rollers, track equipment, rubber tired equipment, as well as the use of trailer winches. (24 minutes)

Specifically deals with the proper loading, unloading, and tie down procedures of light to heavy construction equipment using transport trailers. Illustrations are used with rollers, track equipment, rubber tired equipment, as well as the use of trailer winches. (24 minutes)

Driving footage, driver interviews. Interviews safety tips with professional driver instructor. Actual trucking footage with tips for backing up vehicles. (25 minutes)

The basis for good control of the vehicle in the winter. Video is based on operation of tractor/trailer but has very good points for all trucks. Actual footage of how to handle an ice skid condition for a tractor/trailer. Very good content, presentation, and footage. Copyright 1996. (12 minutes)

Viewers will see a worker almost cause a chemical to overflow, due to the side effects experienced from an OTC cold medicine taken. In another situation, an employee recklessly drives a forklift after having increased the dosage of prescription medicine. Viewers will be shown the mistakes that these employees made while taking their medications and the steps that they should have taken to ensure they were using these medicines correctly, safely, and with the proper care. (13 minutes)

Review of drug and alcohol abuse on the job site and what can be done to help control/eliminate it. (14 minutes)

General overview of safe practices as well as dangers associated with the use of electricity on the job site. (11 minutes)

Excellent explanation and demonstration on the basics of electricity. Presents a clear and informative explanation on the behavior/patterns of electricity and why it is important to deal with it in a safe manner. (17 minutes)

Brief explanation of guidelines regarding safe use of electrical equipment and machinery. Explains what to look for in locating possible hazards with electrical systems and hardware. Basic prevention of electrical fires and electrical shock accidents. (8 minutes)

Using job site settings, it outlines how to identify hazards, how to isolate wiring and what to inspect for when using temporary wiring. Also touches on Lockout/Tagout, the use of GFCIs, the Assured Grounding Program and how electricity works in general. Produced 1991. (17 minutes)

Why it is important to know and follow emergency evacuation procedures. Why it is important to remain calm during evacuation procedures. What should be done if an employee is the first one on the scene of a chemical spill, a fire, an explosion or a natural disaster. Why it is important to meet for a head count. Why it is important to keep aisles and exits clear. What steps to take to secure a work area before evacuating a building. Actions to take to protect yourself in case of fire, explosion or chemical spill. (9 minutes)

Brief explanation of planning and training needed to prepare employees for possible emergencies such as fires, storms, bomb threats, earthquakes, or other emergencies. Emphasis in on planning and training for prompt and proper response. (8 minutes)

Exercise video designed for warm-up at the beginning of the work shift. Features non-aerobic and low-stress stretching for the neck, shoulders, arms and hands. Can be helpful in prevention of upper extremity injuries. (16 minutes)

Good overview of guardrails, personal fall arrest systems, anchorage points, life lines and other components of fall protection systems. (Does not address residential fall protection.) (11 minutes)

Brief video on recognizing potential fall hazards (both environmental and personal factors). Also discusses the components of a fall protection system including anchorage points, lanyards and full body harness. (7 minutes)

Sub part M requirements. L.P.R. Construction Company of Colorado (innovator of fall protection) is used for examples. All types of fall protection are reviewed, including guardrails, personal fall arrest, and nets. Good attention to detail. (21 minutes)

Worksite conditions that lead to falls. Discussion of OSHA regulations regarding railings, excavations, leading edge, floor openings, fixed position systems, personal fall protection, and safety monitoring. In depth explanation of fall protection systems. (20 minutes)

The video points out unsafe acts and unsafe conditions that cause falls in stairways, ladders, raised platforms such as loading docks and scaffolding. (12 minutes)

OSHA Fall Protection requirements. Use of body harnesses, lanyards, etc. Good demonstrations. Mostly high rise situations, but also good for lower level cases. Includes information on window cleaning and on high ladder climbing. (18 minutes)

How to safely extinguish a fire is reviewed. Points emphasized are: knowing how to size up a fire, accessing the immediate dangers, choosing the proper extinguisher, how to use an extinguisher, knowing when to get out, and being prepared. Copyright 1992. (12 minutes)

This film is a basic overview of the types of fire extinguishers, which type an employee should use based on the exposed materials and how to use it properly. (14 minutes)

Explains and demonstrates the selection and use of fire extinguishers. Where to use them and how to use them. Also discusses the limitations of fire extinguishers. Very good short presentation. (6 minutes)

A brief review of types of fires. Also discusses the use and maintenance of fire extinguishers. (5 minutes)

Explains the difference between flammable and combustible materials. Explains flash point and auto-ignition temperature. Deals with precautions in handling flammables, housekeeping, waste disposal, grounding and bonding, safe storage, safety containers, spill and leak procedures, first aid, and other topics regarding flammables. (15 minutes)

This all-in-one program makes it easy to train your forklift operators ... and meet OSHA's "formal instruction" training requirements (29 CFR Section 1910.178 (l)). This program covers safety topics that are critical to avoiding accidents and injuries, including general safety, pre-operation, operation, load handling, fuel/battery maintenance, and specialized units. (27 minutes)

This all-in-one program makes it easy to train your forklift operators ... and meet OSHA's "formal instruction" training requirements (29 CFR Section 1910.178 (l)). This program covers safety topics that are critical to avoiding accidents and injuries, including general safety, pre-operation, operation, load handling, fuel/battery maintenance, and specialized units. (27 minutes)

This all-in-one program makes it easy to train your forklift operators ... and meet OSHA's "formal instruction" training requirements (29 CFR Section 1910.178 (l)). This program covers safety topics that are critical to avoiding accidents and injuries, including general safety, pre-operation, operation, load handling, fuel/battery maintenance, and specialized units. (27 minutes)

Helps you comply with the training requirements of the HazCom Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200) and the GHS provisions.  Addresses the revised standard, and how the changes will help protect employees when they work with chemical hazards.  Assists with all required HazCom training including:  Written Hazard Communication Plan, chemical inventory and what it can tell you, provisions of the HazCom Standard, how to read a Safety Data Sheet, what GHS-style container labels are telling you. (20 minutes)

Helps you comply with the training requirements of the HazCom Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200) and the GHS provisions.  Addresses the revised standard, and how the changes will help protect employees when they work with chemical hazards.  Assists with all required HazCom training including:  Written Hazard Communication Plan, chemical inventory and what it can tell you, provisions of the HazCom Standard, how to read a Safety Data Sheet, what GHS-style container labels are telling you. (20 minutes)

This important program discusses the problems, causes and various forms of combative behavior which occur in long-term care facilities and helps you learn how to prevent your employees from being victims of combative behavior. • Forms of combative behavior • Potential causes • Keys to the successful management of combative behavior • Learning to deal with combative incidents. (23 minutes)

There are five million victims of the Alzheimer's disease in the U.S. alone. This compelling, brand-new video is an expertly-produced training program designed to give your staff information that can help them make a difference. This program is ideal for refresher training for C.N.A.s and other caregivers who frequently interact with residents who have Alzheimer's. • Identify the three stages of Alzheimer's • Apply the person-centered approach to caregiving • Obtain guidelines for activities of daily living • Prevent instances of hitting, biting and wandering. (20 minutes)

Whether your staff is moving patients, test tubes, laundry or food, they need to protect their back from undue stress. All healthcare workers have a high risk of developing musculoskeletal disorders or back injuries. This important video will teach your staff: • General back safety • Symptoms of back problems • Recognizing the dangers • Preventing MSDs • Safe materials handling. (15 minutes)

The problem of violence. The entire healthcare system in the United States is undergoing a fundamental change. Healthcare treatment is shifting from the hospital to the patient’s home. And your role as a home care provider is shifting to include more and more primary care. This program reviews the vital procedures that you and your employees should follow to minimize risk and have greater security when performing your very valuable work. • The problem of violence • The assault cycle • Pre-visit safety practices • Making safety your priority. (22 minutes)

Protect yourself and your staff from dangerous exposure to bloodborne pathogens with our important new video program. Knowing the rules of Sharp Safety can protect your staff from injury. This video program provides a thorough approach to sharps technology, safe handling techniques, and handling and disposing of sharps. • Facts on HBV, HCV and HIV • Information on HBV vaccinations • Five rules of sharps safety • What to do if you are stuck. (11 minutes)

Falls are the cause of 40% of all nursing home admissions. Today, healthcare professionals are taking pro-active steps to minimize and eliminate risk factors before falls occur. This new video will take a look at some of the assessment tools and protective strategies you can use to take the guesswork out of fall prevention including: • Why the resident fell • Types of falls • Preventing falls • Making your long-term care facility safer for everyone. (19 minutes)

This training program will look at the different components of heat stress. The purpose is to help you understand the hazards and dangers associated with heat stress and educate you on ways to prevent and protect yourself from illness and injury. (19:42 minutes)

Housekeeping in an office/manufacturing setting reviews seven essential rules to good housekeeping controls. Copyright 1991. (10 minutes)

Stresses the importance for good housekeeping practices on a job site. Fine key categories supplement the video, which are: fire and explosion hazards, storage and organization, slips and trips, accident prevention, and emergency procedures. (11 minutes)

Explains job hazard analysis for detecting hazards in the workplace by observing jobs, determining the steps involved, identifying hazards, detecting unsafe acts and unsafe conditions, and determining methods to reduce or eliminate specific job hazards through various means such as guarding, PPE, ergonomics, and training. (8 minutes)

Produced by AGC. Highlights OSHA requirements for stairway and ladder use at construction sites. Reviews potential problem areas on the construction site. Discusses selection, use, and proper placement of ladders per OSHA standards. (15 minutes)

This program will give your authorized, affected, and other employees the critical information they need to help prevent injuries and comply with OSHA's lockout/tagout training and retraining requirements. (20 minutes)

Begins with recreated work place accident that actually resulted in a fatality. Then addresses why Lockout/Tagout is needed and the proper procedures involved with the program such as power source identification, lock and tag uses, testing power source, devices to lockout/tagout power sources, and start up procedures. (16 minutes)

Uncontrolled energy can hurt, or even kill you. This video discusses OSHA's Lockout/Tagout Standard. It also teaches basic concepts about energy sources, what Lockout/Tagout is, and when to use it. (20 minutes)

Uncontrolled energy can hurt, or even kill you. This video discusses OSHA's Lockout/Tagout Standard. It also teaches basic concepts about energy sources, what Lockout/Tagout is, and when to use it. (20 minutes)

Stresses to contractors the importance of using Lockout/Tagout procedures on job sites. Identifies the necessary steps (seven) to be taken when performing Lockout/Tagout procedures on a job site. Also, the necessary steps (three) to be performed when releasing energy controls. (21 minutes)

The video covers the 4 key categories of machine safety: preliminary assessment, PPE, guards and safety devices, and maintenance and repair. (12 minutes)

The purpose of this video is to make employees aware of the burn hazards around them so that they can take steps to protect themselves and others from harm, and how to treat and identify types of burns. (10 minutes)

Life-Sustaining Response: This video covers basic emergency first response steps. (13 minutes)

Emergency First Response: This video contains emergency situations such as spinal injuries, broken bones, bleeding, shock, burns and choking. (17 minutes)

Viewers will see a worker almost caused a chemical to overflow, due to the side effects experienced from an OTC cold medicine taken. In another situation, an employee recklessly drives a forklift after having increased the dosage of prescription medicine. Viewers will be shown the mistakes that these employees made while taking their medications and the steps that they should have taken to ensure they were using these medicines correctly, safely, and with the proper care. (13 minutes)

Martin Lesperance, 20 years of experience as a firefighter and paramedic, shares his experiences and stories with a live audience. He addresses many important safety issues that all employees need to hear, including the following: Accidents aren’t “just one of those things;” the injuries we call “accidents” can be prevented. We all have reasons to work safely other than just ourselves. Why we must wear our personal protective equipment. If you notice a dangerous situation, fix it immediately. Martin Lesperance shares his experiences in a moving and effective way. (20 minutes)

The Bernie Inman Story: A hard hitting true story of how a workplace accident affects an entire family (not just the injured employee). CAUTION: Video does contain several graphic photographs of Bernie’s burned body. (20 minutes)

Takes a look at the hazardous movements and demands of an office-type setting. It specifically talks about the movements and corrective actions involved with hand/wrist, should/arm, and back/neck injuries. (17 minutes)

Ergonomic guidelines are reviewed showing how proper body mechanics and stretching can help employees do their jobs better, safer and more efficiently. Copyright 1993. (14 minutes)

Demonstrates proper placement and adjustment of equipment in office work stations. Shows how proper placement/adjustment can help prevent back, neck, and wrist strains associated with chair, desk, table, keyboard, and screen arrangement. (6 minutes)

A user's guide to office ergonomics that stresses proper body mechanics and exercises that can reduce injuries. Copyright 1990. (12 minutes)

Learn good office safety practices to keep co-workers and themselves safe on the job. (15 minutes)

This video is designed to make employees more aware of the importance of safety and encourage them to take safety more seriously. The video covers four basic safety points: follow safety rules and procedures, keep everyone’s safety in mind, take action against hazards, and think “safety” before you act. (12 minutes)

Story of a somewhat bumbling supervisor and his encounter with OSHA inspection. Good review of OSHA requirements in industrial setting. (17 minutes)

Being prepared for an OSHA inspection shows contractors how to limit their liability, prepare an effective defense to any alleged violations, and explains the benefits from the appeals process. Copyright 1993. (16 minutes)

Produced by AGC. The types and reasons for use of personal protective equipment (PPE) on construction sites. Takes place on a contractor's construction site. Includes hearing protection, eye protection, breathing protection involving respirators, fall protection involving safety harnesses, foot protection, and hand protection. (12 minutes)

Eye Safety (DVD)
This video delivers important information on eye protection with a unique emphasis on personal responsibility.  The viewer is provided with three steps to eye safety that are extremely easy to relate to and understand.  Interviews with “real” people who would have lot their eyesight if they hadn’t been wearing eye protection provide powerful reinforcement for safe behavior.  (12 minutes)

The four points covered in the video are: wearing the right shoe; keeping shoes in good repair; remove, repair, or report foot hazards; and treating foot injuries promptly. (10 minutes)

How we hear and how to prevent hearing loss are reviewed in a manufacturing setting. Types of hearing protection are discussed. Copyright 1994. (9 minutes)

A short explanation of why the use of hearing protection is important in the workplace. Also briefly discusses the noise levels ad a short discussion of the ear anatomy. Good short presentation. Closed captioned. (7 minutes)

Produced by Prevent Blindness America. Narrated by Richard Karn (Al from TV show ""Tool Time""). Stresses the importance of wearing eye protection. Interviews with a variety of workers that had actual or near-miss eye injuries. Presented in a very informative fashion. Excellent eye safety presentation. (11 minutes)

Narrated by a blind person. Shows an adjustment of an industrial worker adapting to being blind as a result of an industrial accident. Includes a group practice work session that utilizes a blindfold so that people can feel the sensation of being blind. True story interview with industrial worker who became blind as a result of an industrial accident. Produced 1983, but information is still applicable. (30 minutes)

This video covers 8 common myths about personal protective equipment (PPE). (9 minutes)

A general overview of the OSHA Personal Protective Equipment regulations. (18 minutes)

A ""quick"" reminder for employees about the need for proper use of personal protective equipment. (5 minutes)

Specific information for supervisors on the 5-step hazard assessment process. (12 minutes)

Video emphasizes the importance of PPE and gets your employees to take training seriously. It features real-life demonstrations of employees using PPE correctly, and explains why proper selection, consistent use, and regular maintenance are so critical. Covers these essentials: Eye and face protection, head protection, foot protection, hand protection, respiratory protection and hearing conservation. (18 minutes)

Designed for new and veteran employees, this program helps you meet OSHA's PPE training requirements (29 CFR 1910, Subpart I). An engaging video emphasizes the importance of PPE and gets your employees to take training seriously. It features real-life demonstrations of employees using PPE correctly, and explains why proper selection, consistent use, and regular maintenance are so critical. (18 minutes)

Reviews types of personal protective equipment (head, face, eye, hands, and feet). Good for overall description of each type of personal protective equipment. Includes hazard assessment, selection of equipment. (21 minutes)

Starts off with blank screen with a football game on the radio. Turns out to be a blind man listening to son's football game. Narrator then goes into eye hazard examples, eye injury statistics, what to do when eye injuries occur, and people talking about eye safety who had near misses themselves. Produced 1982, but information still applicable. (8 minutes)

Who should wear head protection? The type of head protection that is available. How to select and take care of head protection. When and where head protection should be worn. How to use your head to stay safe in any situation. (11 minutes)

This video highlights the anatomy of the ear, explains how the hearing process works, decibel levels and how it affects our hearing, hearing protection, and an explanation of audiometric testing. Copyright 1993. (11 minutes)

Brief explanation of some ways to protect hands from injury. Deals with proper use of tools, types of gloves for various jobs, care of gloves, barrier creams, personal hygiene, and first aid. (8 minutes)

Detailed analysis of the most common causes of pain to the leg and foot. Focuses on cumulative trauma injuries and their prevention. Extensive description of the importance of proper shoes and cushions in preventing injury to the foot and leg. Simple stretching exercises to reduce foot and leg problems. Stresses ergonomics, education, and exercise as ways to prevent foot and leg injuries. (40 minutes)

Explains how we hear, what affects our hearing, and how to protect our hearing. (12 minutes)

The use and care of protective eye wear will help employees protect themselves and help companies comply with the OSHA Personal Protective Equipment standard. Copyright 1995. (8 minutes)

Outlines basic power tool safety specifically on circular saws, radial arm saws, table saws, portable drills, portable sanders, bench grinders, angle grinders, and reciprocating saws. General electrical safety touched on as well. Produced 1992. (14 minutes)

Exposure of excessive noise throughout industry, office settings and household exposure which can cause cumulative hearing impairments. Briefly dissects the inner ear and its workings. The use of proper hearing precautions for both work and home. (8 minutes)

Deals with vehicle and equipment repair technicians. Discusses the top three injuries involved with this type of work which are eye, hand, and back. Video shows hazards associated with each, personal protective equipment to be worn, and corrective action to be taken to avoid such injuries. Also briefly talks about dollars saved for repair shop owners if these and other general work-related injuries are prevented. (22 minutes)

Causes and risk factors related to repetitive motion trauma. Good instructions for workers, not overly technical, current. (13 minutes)

Good overview of repetitive motion trauma from supervisors standpoint. Good review of causes and methods to prevent repetitive motion trauma. Emphasis on industrial situations that cause carpal tunnel syndrome. (13 minutes)

Brief description of various types of injuries to the hand and wrist, including fractures, sprains, fingertip injuries, lacerations, and nerve compression. Graphic pictures of some hand injuries. Discussion of first aid, surgery and other measures to treat hand and wrist injuries. (6 minutes)

Produced by AGC. Respiratory protection in construction as it applies to OSHA standards. Discussion of a Respiratory Protection Program which highlights the component parts of the program. Discussion of use, storage, inspection, medical review, and proper selection. Highlights the differences of respirators, the importance of proper use, and proper training. (18 minutes)

Highlights the rules and standards for safe operation of robotic equipment. The video presents provisions of the American Standard for Industrial Robotics and Robot Systems – safety requirements: ANSI/RIA R15.06-1999. Very good overview of robotic safety. (20 minutes)

Identifies and explains the direct and indirect costs associated with workers' compensation claims (accidents/injuries). Reasons for establishing a comprehensive and formal injury-free safety program. Explains how and why safety generates profit. (18 minutes)

Outside workers encounter cold conditions. How to cope with hypothermia and frostbite. Good review of recognition and treatment. (15 minutes)

This video emphasizes on paying attention to safety signs, learn to recognize the safety messages, keeping safety signs clear for others, and posting your own messages when necessary. (12 minutes)

“Speaker presentation” format given by an EMT. Excellent content. Very engaging. Speaker presents actual situations in the work environment with practical approaches to eliminate falls. Messages stresses that “small falls are a big deal.” Applicable for all types of businesses. (21 minutes)

Produced by AGC. Hazards associated with electric and gas welding units. Precautionary measures to be taken when welding or cutting. Discusses use of welding components, protective clothing, confined space precautions, eye protection, and general safety precautions. (14 minutes)

A basic explanation of compressed gas cylinders, fourteen basic points are discussed, such as handling procedures, storage, regulator use, emergency procedures, etc. Good concise highlight showing the hazards of compressed gas cylinders. (6 minutes)