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	Video Lending Library Subjects A - D \| Subjects A - D \| Subjects E - J \| Subjects K - N \| Subjects O - S \| Subjects T - Z \| Spanish \| ASBESTOS Asbestos Safety A7 Designed for general safety awareness. It explains what asbestos is, where it’s found and what everyone can do to reduce their exposure to this cancer causing substance. It includes work settings, schools, home and other structures. 8 min The Asbestos Threat A6 Designed for general safety awareness. It explains what asbestos is, where it’s found and what everyone can do to reduce their exposure to this cancer causing substance. It includes work settings, schools, home and other structures. 8 min Back to Top CHEMICALS Asbestos Safety (See Asbestos) The Asbestos Threat (See Asbestos) Chemical Safety C9 Basic chemical safety for those employees who use, handle, store and dispose of chemicals in the workplace. Meets general training requirements, aimed at those not in a heavy chem. environment, who use small amounts of chem. in their everyday work. 5 min Chemical Safety: Your Right to Know C8 Over time, employees may begin to disregard potential chemical hazards. Provide the necessary reminders and meet required training. Includes: chemical hazards; toxic, corrosives, flammables reactive, routes of chem. entry into the body, more. 1992 9 min Flammables, Combustibles & Explosives F25 This video discusses the difference between flammables and combustibles. It covers compressed gas, combustible dust, safe handling, what to do when someone is burned, cleanup and disposal, and MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet). 14-_ min Hazard Communication for Janitors/Custodians H9 Covers: employees rights and safety concepts, MSDS chemical labeling, storage, handling, chemical characteristics and effects, necessary protection, spillage/leakage/accident procedures, first aid. 10 min The Invisible Killer – Carbon Monoxide C3 Carbon Monoxide in the workplace is an invisible killer that strikes without warning. Learn to recognize its symptoms and first aid procedures to help anyone who's overcome. 5 min Just Say No to Anything That Glows – Chemical Storage J2 What glows in the dark and wears a hard hat? The worker who doesn't know how to store hazardous materials. Explore how to make dealing with hazardous materials a kinder and gentler ordeal. 1992 5 min Lab Safety 1 – Chemical Hazards L1 Laboratory workers are routinely exposed to hazardous chemicals. Safe work-practices help keep exposures below limits and protect workers from health hazards. 1992 5 min Lab Safety 2 – Potential Hazards L2 Laboratory worker routinely face physical hazards that can cause serious injury, and even death. 1992 5 min Lead in Paint Can be Deadly L6 Lead in house paint is an often-unrecognized danger to adults and children. Be aware of the dangers and how to avoid them. 1992 5 min NFPA Hazardous Materials Labeling and Identification N4 Covers the National Fire Protection Association Hazardous materials labeling method. With: the importance of labels and their requirements; color coding; label location and differing degrees (classes) for each hazard type; safety precautions. 10 min Working with Pesticides W14 Safe storage and disposal methods. 1989 15 min Working with Pesticides W15 Infield clothing, equipment and environmental safety. Working with Pesticides W16 Calibrating, mixing and applying pesticides. 15 min Working with Pesticides W17 Sprayer operation and maintenance guidelines are covered. 15 min Back to Top COMMUNICATION: CUSTOMER AND EMPLOYEE Communicating Effectively with Customers Series This series of programs addresses communicating with the customer and providing superior service as an important sales activity – the first step in making the next sale. Each module covers an important step in effective communication with all customers, whether it is someone who purchases your products or services, a fellow worker, a supervisor or manager. The Art of Questioning A5 16 min Communication is Selling C14 16 min Communicating with Irate Customers C13 14 min Effective Communications Starts with You E4 14 min Effective Telephone Communication E6 13 min Professional Word Power P21 13 min Conflict Communication Skills C16 14 min Back to Top COMPUTERS Carpel Tunnel Syndrome C4 Help your employees avoid pain and lost work time due to this preventable nerve condition. This program discusses: symptoms, pain, tingling, poor gripping, hand anatomy, protection of median nerve, and syndrome causes. 14 min Computeritis C15 Computeritis is a cumulative trauma disorder that stems from repeated striking of computer keys. This disability is potentially crippling, and may affect hundreds of thousand of workers. 1992 5 min Lighting Up Your Life L10 How much light is too much, or not enough? A semi-humorous light is cast on the topic of safe lighting tips and techniques. 1992. 5 minutes Preventing Terminal Illness P19 VDT Ergonomic Programs that Work Working Safely with Video Display Terminals W12 The U.S. Department of Labor reports that repetitive strain injuries now account for more than 50% of all workplace injuries. VDT operators are among the most vulnerable. This video shows how to protect against repetitive strain injuries in the office. 1991 12 min Workstation Ergonomics Part 1 – Eyestrain W19 Eyestrain is the number one complaint in office jobs. Applying ergonomic solutions may relieve eyestrain: adjusting your work environment to fit your body, to make you more comfortable and reduce stress and strain. 5 min Workstation Ergonomics Part 2 – Cumulative Trauma Disorders W20 A CTD is a condition of wear and tear on tendons, muscles and nerves that result from cumulative overuse. Computer users are particularly susceptible to CTD’s, sometimes called repetitive stress injuries. 5 min Back to Top CONFINED SPACE Confined Space Entry Permit Required C17 This video program will help protect your employees from the dangers of working in confined spaces. Discusses: Entry Permit Regulation, safe atmosphere testing, personal protective equipment, and training the entry team. 1990 21 min High-Risk Rescue H19 Approximately 60% of all confined space fatalities are rescuers. Viewers are made aware of the hazards in a confined space, the proper equipment required to effect a rescue and the fact that only trained individuals should ever attempt a rescue. 1992. Once too Many – Confined Space Entry O5 When entering a confined space, a few basic safety procedures will assure a healthy exit. The rules of entering a confined space are outlined. 5 min Permit Required – Confined Space P2 Defines confined spaces. Lists some of the physical and atmospheric hazards. Discusses following written procedures, wearing correct equipment, properly venting spaces before entry. 1993 5 min Respiration Protection R3 An overview of equipment selection, fitting, cleaning and sanitizing, storage and repair. 1991 Who’s Job is it Anyway? – Confined Space W7 Confined spaces pose many hazards to entrants, as well as to would-be rescuers. It's important that all affected employees: entry supervisors, entrants, and attendants know, in advance, what is expected of them at any given time and situation. 5 min Back to Top CONSTRUCTION Backhoe/Loader Operations B5 Standard information 10 min Bucket Trucks B16 Bucket truck: one type of aerial lift device used to allow workers to gain access to heights. Key points in this video: Equipment design - hazards - clear paths - load limits - personal protective equipment. 5 min Call Before You Dig C2 Great information for preparing a site. Get the specs first! 8 min Chains and Safety C24 The dangers of chains are often ignored until someone gets hurt. Proper chain safety and maintenance are shown. Helpful hints for avoiding accidents are offered. 5 min Chainsaw Safety C6 This video shows how to safeguard against disabling injuries that happen each year in the US. Interviews with industry professionals combined with 'how to' demonstrations make this video an excellent safety tool. 15 min Crane Operator Safety C19 General information on how to operate a crane. 1992 12 min Cranes, Chains, Slings & Hoist Safety C21 Designed for anyone operating jib hoists or cranes, this video explains sling angles, safety techniques, inspection procedures and more. 1990 12 min Dump Truck Safety D11 Reminds employees to follow proper procedures and correct bad habits: types and sizes of dump trucks, vehicle inspections to detect problems; loading, unloading and dumping safely; vehicle maneuvering & terrain; driver attitude and fitness. 1992 10 min Ladder Safety in Construction L4 Train employees on tall hazards, and encourage them to pick the right ladder for the job, use it safely and as intended. 11 min Mobile Scaffolds M10 Mobile Scaffolds can be easily overturned because they’re so light. Take steps to ensure stability when installing or using mobile scaffolds. 5 min Portable Generators P10 While Portable generators allow you to “take your power with you,” Safety dictates that you can’t take that power for granted. Topics: accident prevention, awareness, safe operating procedures. 5 min Rigging the Boardwalk R8 Working on a scaffold can expose you to a lot of hazards. Guardrails, access ladders and planking - some of the most important safety aspects of scaffold construction are reviewed. 5 min Roofing Safety – Hot Tar Roofing R9 Roofing has long been a hazardous occupation. This video details the risks, hazards and safety considerations for hot tar roofers 15 minutes Safe Operation of Pendant Controlled Cranes S5 This video covers; operator safety, operational checks, safe operation. It has good basics, although it is an older video. (Safety Managers note: the narration calls for 2 wraps on the drum to be lifted; code says 3) 1977 8min Safety on the Boardwalk S12 Working with mobile scaffolds can expose you to all of the usual hazards of scaffolds, plus a few more! The special hazards are covered and tips are shown on how to minimize danger at the job site, while you comply with regulations for scaffolds. 5 min Scaffolds: Part 1 General Requirements S17 Scaffolds are used in construction for both exterior and interior work. The frequent accidents that occur can be minimized or controlled by proper design and construction of scaffolds. 5 min Scaffolds: Part 2 Safe Work Practices S18 Scaffold hazards include structural instability, over loading, falling objects, and electrocution. Before performing work on scaffolds, make sure you are familiar with the hazards and procedures for dealing with them. 5 min Signal, The Universal Hand Signal S23 When working around cranes, knowing the proper way to direct them is essential. Widely used international hand signals for directing cranes are reviewed. 5 min Subcontractor Safety Orientation S35 10 min Tractor-Loader-Backhoe (TLBs) T6 T-L-B workers are in the center of countless hazards. A 360-degree perspective can keep you safe. Discussed: visibility, use of the 'one call' system, on and off safety, stabilizers and weight distribution. 5 min Traffic Control Through Work Zones T8 With emphasis on worker safety, this program shows how to safely set up traffic control for short-term jobs. Includes: basic flagging techniques, safe taper lengths, positioning of channeling devices, safe work practices. 21 min Trench Emergency T9 16 min 1993 Trenching and Shoring – The Hole Story T10 Every year, dozens of workers are killed in unsafe trenches. This video explains the risk, the need for shoring soils, and conditions that affect the stability of trenches, as well as offering alternatives to shoring. 1990/91 12 min Underground Safety: Trench Shields U1 The safe use of Trench Shields can be a life and death matter to a sewer or water construction worker. Highlighted are several key practices for using them safely. See guidelines demonstrated on real construction sites. 12 min Up-Right Boom Supported Elevating Work Platform Safety U9 General information on safety and operations. 1997 17 min Safety on the Job: Working on Aerial Lifts, Cranes and Swing Stages W10 The thousands of people who are injured each year from falls may lack training or experience; be careless or overconfident; or fail to use equipment properly. This program shows: how to safely operate aerial lifts, cranes, and swing stages. 15 min Safety on the Job: Working on Ladders, Poles and Scaffolds W11 Among the safety procedures outlined in this program are using the right equipment for the job; setting up properly; inspecting all equipment before use; climbing and descending properly; and knowing the weight capability of the equipment. 14 min. Zap! Power Line Safety Z1 Power lines are like snakes, silent, but deadly. We need to be aware of power lines, above and below ground. We need to know how to avoid this danger and what to do in an electrical emergency. 5 min Back to Top CRIME PREVENTION Auto Theft: Preventing the Crime A9 Using a professional car thief, this program shows why underground parking garages and convenience store parking lots are havens for car thieves. It also alerts viewers to common tricks and scams and gives preventative measures. 17 min Crimes of Opportunity C22 Protecting yourself from becoming a victim at work or the street. Segments show viewers what to do: if your car breaks down in an unfamiliar neighborhood, if you feel you're being followed, if faced with an armed assailant, and more. 1992 30 min Reduce Your Risk R2 This video demonstrates personal safety techniques employees can us anywhere. Participants learn: protection against mugging, car theft, carjacking, and other vehicle related crimes... more. 15 min Road Rage & Aggressive Driving R12 " Road Rage" is deliberate, violent behavior by a driver in response to a real or imagined traffic grievance. This timely program looks at road rage and aggressive driving from the driver's perspective. 20 min Back to Top CUSTODIAL/JANITORIAL A Custodian’s Guide to on-the-Job Safety C23 Here is a video that's focus is on preventing trip and slip hazards; how to safeguard against asbestos; power and hand tool safety; working with chemicals safely; safe lifting and ladder safety. 1991 25 min Bus Person, Dishwasher & Janitor Safety B17 A good safety attitude is essential when working in these service jobs. Includes teamwork and safety awareness, proper dressing, footwear and grooming, preventing cuts and burns, chemical and electrical hazards, and back injury prevention. 13 min (also in Spanish) Cleaning & Polishing Floors without Slips and Falls C11 Designed to improve floor surface appearance and at the same time reducing the possibility of slips and falls. These are some of the more costly accidents. This video helps train janitors/custodians on how to reduce the effects of slips and falls. 16 min Lighting up Your Life L10 How much light is too much, or not enough? A semi-humorous light is cast on the topic of safe lighting tips and techniques. 1992. 5 minutes Back to Top DISASTER PREPAREDNESS Earthquake Awareness & Risk Reduction E2 This Video is produced by Utah State U. and contains vital statistics on earthquake awareness and ways to reduce the risk of injury and death in the event of an earthquake. 1991 Emergency Evacuation E14 This video explains the essentials of evacuation precautions to take, and what to do in case of emergency. Although designed for hotels and multi-level buildings, it can be applied to any facility. 14 min Emergency Evacuation Procedures E15 1998 Hurricanes, Tornados & Floods H26 Over years, we have witnessed the devastating effects of natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornados and floods. You can reduce the damage to property and protect the lives of your family by being properly prepared. Topics include: being prepared; emergency kits; watches and warnings; evacuation tips; emergency procedures. 17 min I Plan to Live – Emergency Planning I1 The friendly but accident-prone planet of Infernia is about to destroy itself. They have no idea what to do in an emergency. Observe an Emergency Action plan in action. 1992. 5 minutes Planning for Disaster: Earthquakes P5 How to strengthen your facility's readiness by preparing in advance; how to prepare your employees while minimizing losses. Focus: preparedness, response, recovery. Planning for Disaster: Floods P6 This video will help you protect your employees and your assts, and will help you minimize losses in the case of devastating floods. Includes: securing your facility; assembly and evacuation; recovering after the flood. 8 min Planning for Disaster: Hurricanes P7 This video will help you protect your employees and your assts, and will help you minimize losses in the case of hurricanes. Includes: securing your facility; assembly and evacuation; recovering after the storm. 8 min Planning for Disaster: Tornados P8 This video will help you protect your employees and your assts, and will help you minimize losses in the case of tornados. Includes: securing your facility; assembly and evacuation; recovering after the twister. 8 min Back to Top DRIVING SAFETY Auto Theft: Preventing the Crime A9 Using a professional car thief, this program shows why underground parking garages and convenience store parking lots are havens for car thieves. It also alerts viewers to common tricks and scams and gives preventative measures. 17 min Backing Up B6 Safely backing up trucks, trailers, and other vehicles can be a challenging task requiring more than a little skill. Every year there are many accidents resulting in injury and damage due to carelessness when backing vehicles. 5 min City Driving C10 You face many distractions and hazards driving in the city. Sometimes, the distractions become the hazards. Driving in the city requires your full attention. 5 min 1992 The Five Minute Inspection F14 In just five minutes, this video shows you the steps to take to inspect your rig before you hit the road or something on it! 1992 5 min Hapless Hal's Roadside Safety H5 An unexpected mechanical problem can be a headache and a real danger. A step-by-step approach in dealing with automobile trouble while on the road and preventative maintenance are shown. Intersections I5 Intersections are the most dangerous driving situations in the city. Learn some easy to apply techniques to significantly reduce the likelihood that you will be involved in an intersection accident. 1992 5 min Low Visibility and Driving L13 Learn about fog, snow, rain and bright sun, night driving, oversized vehicles, obstacles within the vehicle, blinding spray from passing vehicles, effects of shadows, safe stopping areas, and more in this eye-opening video. 15 min Modern Technology and Driving M11 This video covers safety issues involving air bags, automatic safety belts, four-wheel drive, cruise control, car phones, and high-tech audio systems. 1993 15 min The Moment of Impact M12 Automobile accidents cause nearly half of all accidental deaths in the US. This video shows you what to do after an accident to make the best of a bad situation. 5 min Motorcycle Safety M15 There are more than 400,000 motorcycle accidents each year. Frequent causes of accidents are discussed. 5 min Motor Fleet Maintenance Safety M14 Motivate your fleet repair staff to see safety as part of their job as a professional! This video will help them review basic safety tips and industry-specific safety. 1990/91. 12 min The National Driving Test N2 This program helps drivers discover how skilled and knowledgeable they really are when driving and if they are prepared to handle traffic situations and possible hazards. The video presents 25 questions that cover an extensive variety of situations. 31 min On the Road Safety O4 This video reviews: 4 step accident prevention formula; stopping distances; reaction, braking and stopping times for 20 mph vs. 40 mph; complete inspection check list of vehicle; cautious driving through intersections, R/R crossings, lane changes, etc. 12 min Reduce Your Risk of Being a Victim While Driving R2 This video demonstrates personal safety techniques employees can us anywhere. Participants learn: protection against mugging, car theft, carjacking, and other vehicle related crimes... more. 15 min Road Rage & Aggressive Driving R12 " Road Rage" is deliberate, violent behavior by a driver in response to a real or imagined traffic grievance. This timely program looks at road rage and aggressive driving from the driver's perspective. 20 min Room to Live R10 An officer discusses his observations at accident sites. A very "moving" film that seems to reach a majority of its viewers. 1979 Safe Driving on Freeways S2 This video explains many basics of the law as a reminder of info. freeway drivers should already know. High Impact for anyone operating an auto, light truck, or other on-the-road vehicle. 17 minutes Safe Driving Tactics S1 This program advises viewers how to react to and avoid dangerous situations involving hydroplaning, rollovers, head-on collisions, highway hypnosis and wind waves causes by passing semis. Discusses basic driving tactics, more. 26 min Safety Belts and You S7 Here is a film that explains the importance of using safety belts every time you get into a vehicle. It also demonstrates what can happen to you if you do not use safety belts. 15 min Safety on the Job: Van & Truck Driving Length S13 A veteran tow truck operator explains the importance of being alert, wary, patient and considerate. He cautions on the results of poor judgment, lack of discipline, or not knowing the equipment. Teaches fundamentals that should become habits. 23 min Seatbelts and Birthdays S19 Ever wonder why you should wear a seatbelt whenever you're in a car? Here's your answer. 10 min Space Invaders S29 Here is a video designed for the professional driver. It describes space-time relationships and conditions affecting those relationships. Space cushioning is the focus of this film, which also deals with tailgaters. 9 min Speeding (cars) S30 Speeding is a national epidemic. It's deadly. It's everywhere. The viewer is motivated to make a life-saving decision - not to speed. 5 min Speeding (trucks) S31 Problems are multiplied when you mix trucks and speeding. The possible harm, damage and destruction are all bigger than life. It is the driver's responsibility to increase his awareness of potential hazards and reduce his speed. 5 min Surviving Winter Driving S39 This is a program that discusses loading techniques, vehicle conditions, slow starts, curves, turns, braking, jack knifing, skids, emergency equipment and more. 10 min Taming the Winter Road + guide T3 This educational program puts the audience in the driver's seat to test their reactions to 20 specific driving situations. Designed to test road safety knowledge and provide helpful info. for avoiding accidents and minimizing damage and injury. Video includes hosts Craig T. Nelson and Paula Zahn, with appearances by Tim Allen, Annie Potts and Barbara Mandrell. Correct responses are explained through dramatic stunts, re-creations, and real life film footage. 1993 11 min Vehicle Backing Accident Prevention & Child Safety V1 Backing accidents can be prevented! Through awareness & working without taking chances, your employees can have accident-free routes. 1992 10 min Vehicle Safety – Driving on the Road V2 A video that emphasizes the need for wearing seat belts, driving defensively, rules of the road and other safety awareness when operating a motor vehicle. 1992 17 min Watch Your Load W2 Loose items inside a vehicle can be deadly projectiles in an accident or sudden stop. Hapless Hal illustrates the dangers of unrestrained cargo. 5 min Winter Driving W8 How do you avoid slipping and sliding while driving on snow & ice? What do you do if you lose control of your car or if you get stuck in a snowdrift? Tips are given for dealing with winter driving hazards. 5 min Back to Top Last updated 10/30/2007
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