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	Video Lending Library Subjects E - J \| Subjects A - D \| Subjects E - J \| Subjects K - N \| Subjects O - S \| Subjects T - Z \| Spanish \| ELECTRICAL A Welcome Interruption W3 Ground faults are the most common cause of electrical shock. The GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER prevents electrical shock and satisfies regulatory rules concerning protecting employees from ground-fault electrical shock. 5 min Safety Short Basic Electrical Safety in the Workplace B9 A program designed to make employees aware of basic electrical safety in the workplace. Plugs, cords, cables, disconnect switches, hand/power tool safety and other electrical safety requirements. 11 min Better Safe: Fire & Electrical Safety B18 In a Health Care setting; with good reminders! 14 min Electrical Safety E9 You must be trained and authorized for electrical tasks, why electrical lock out/ tag out is so important, verifying that clearance distances, scaffolds, lift trucks, pipes, etc. can become electrical conductors. 18 min Electrical Safety on the Farm and Ranch E11 Electrical Hazards - Equipment operation & working with electrical hazards. Very basic. Done in Spanish & dubbed in English. Spanish subtitles. From PG&E. 1993 11 min Fire Protection and Electrical Safety F9 Excellent for both new and experienced employees. Covers fire extinguishers, sprinklers, housekeeping chemicals, cords, receptacles, and general electrical safety. 1992 9 min Power Line Hazard Awareness P23 17 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 ERGONOMICS Back Injury Prevention B1 The variety of lifting tasks employees face require specific techniques. It is definitely a "must see" program for employees before an accident occurs. Good for retraining employees who experienced a back injury. 8 min Back Injury Prevention Through Ergonomics B2 This program explains why back injuries are frequent. It will also discuss the structure and function of the human back. Employee's posture, object weight and task design are also detailed. 15 min Back Injury Prevention through Exercise B3 Basic Ergonomics B10 Ergonomics, the science of matching man to machine, can affect the working conditions of each employee. This video humorously introduces this important concept. 5 min New! Back in Step-The Road to Recovery from Back Pain, 2002 (DVD) The most comprehensive back pain/injury recovery available. Uniquely designed to be viewed by people with a full blown back injury or those simply experiencing back pain or discomfort. This program teaches people their role in the recovery process and how to perform daily activities in a way that promotes the recovery of their backs. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (see Computers) C4, C5 Ergonomics For the 21st Century E19 This video covers ergonomics basics: taking breaks, factors affecting performance; ways of preventing injury, and exercises. 2000 Safety Source Ergonomics Safety E20 Fitting the Work to the Worker. 1). Worksite analysis, 2) hazard prevention, 3) implementation of medical management, 4) training and education. 1992 5 min Home Ergonomics H21 The ergonomic lessons employees learn on the job are too often forgotten on the home front. By applying similar principles, we can keep ergonomically safe and efficient, etc How to Control Back Pain H22 1/3 of all Americans suffer from back pain at some time of their life. Educate your employees to keep their backs healthy. 1992 9 min How to Prevent Back Injuries H24 1992 20 min Preventing Back Injuries P5 Repetitive strain injuries are an ever-increasing occupational hazard. Learn how to prevent these injuries for all occupations. 5 min Safe Lifting S3 This short video covers the basics of safe lifting techniques. “This video was very informative. Quick & concise.” 1991 5 min Safe Lifting and Carrying Techniques S4 Tips are offered on how to avoid back problems while lifting, pulling, pushing, bending or twisting when you are moving heavy or awkward objects. 1991 5 min Understanding the Working Back U2 This video shows how to lift things and not hurting your back. 15 minutes Worker’s Enemy #1 W18 Nearly half of all work-related injuries involve the back. This video explains how to avoid back injury through common sense practice. 5 min Working Safely with Video Display Terminals W12 Studies report that repetitive strain injuries now account for more than 50% of all workplace injuries. This video shows how to protect against repetitive strain injuries in the office. 1991 12 min Workstation Ergonomics–Part 1 Eye Strain 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 yourself 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, resulting in cumulative overuse. Computer users are especially susceptible to CTDs, sometimes called repetitive stress injuries. 5 min Back to Top FALLS Dancing Alone D1 The true story of Joe Gutkowski. After 24 years of marriage, he loses his life in an on the job fall. As family & friends describe the impact of his death, viewers realize it could be them. While only 11 minutes in length, this powerful film will have a lasting impact on the audience and set the tone for any serious safety discussion. 1996 11 min Falls F5 Falls are one of the most common accidents, yet one of the easiest to prevent. The causes of falls and the ways they can be avoided are examined. 1992 5 min HIGH IMPACT: Fall Prevention F3 The program features ten accident recreations that illustrate how shortcuts and other common safety mistakes can lead to serious injury and death. Your employees will learn that they can prevent most slips, trip, and falls by making a conscious effort to protect themselves in every situation where there is a potential for a fall. 19 min How to Prevent Slips and Falls H25 98% of slips and falls can be prevented! Eliminate workplace hazards before costly injuries occur. Outside and entry way; housekeeping, mats, polishing, waxing, and mopping safely, stair and ladder safety, and training. Don't take walking for granted! 12 min Ificouldawouldashoulda I2 How does it feel if you gamble with safety and you lose? As Harvey falls to his fate, he looks at what he could have, should have and would have done to avoid his fall. 1992. 5 min Preventing Trip & Slip Injuries P20 Covers slip and trip hazards, both inside and outside. 5 min Safetyman – Chapter 1 Slips and Falls S15 13 1/2 million people are injured in falls each year and over 14,000 die as a result. Safety tips for the worker are offered to help prevent fall accidents. 5 min Slips and Falls – Office, Retail, Public S27 Falls are the second most common cause of on-the-job injuries, second only to back strains. This refreshing video follows the world's most accident-prone travel expert around the world as we learn about trips to the great indoors. 5 min Slips, Trips, and Falls Safety on the Job S28 Slips, trips, and falls are a leading cause of injury and death on the job. In this program, insurance case histories expose the real cause of the majority of accidental falls: carelessness. Correcting or reporting potential hazards is covered. 17 min Back to Top FARMING ATV: Safety on the Farm A8 ATV's need to be driven carefully and with the proper personal protective equipment. This video offers a concise overview of ATV safety basics for both farm operators and employees. Helpful to anyone using ATVs for utility purposes. 10 min Electrical Safety on the Farm & Ranch E11 Electrical Hazards - Equipment operation & working with electrical hazards. Very basic. Done in Spanish & dubbed in English. Spanish subtitles. From PG&E. 1993. 11 min Orientation to Ag Vehicle Safety O6 This video covers many of the safety issues that apply to driving an agricultural vehicle, such as defensive driving, driving under the influence, safety belts, vehicle speed, driving in adverse weather, vehicle inspections and vehicle maintenance. Back to Top FIRE Better Safe: Fire and Electrical Safety (see Electrical) B18 Fire Escape: Getting Out Alive F7 The best way to survive a fire is to have a fire escape plan. Plan ahead, so you can get out alive. 1992 5 min Flammables, Combustibles & Explosives (see Chemicals) F25 Egress / Exit Safety E7 What a way to die. What if your building has emergency exits, but you can't escape the disaster because you can't exit safely? Obstructions, exit doors, and how to safely exit are covered. 1992 5 min Fire Escape – Getting out Alive F7 The best way to survive a fire is to have a fire escape plan. Plan ahead, so you can get out alive. 1992. 5 min Fire Extinguisher Training and Use F8 Covers: Checklist for monthly extinguisher inspections and guidelines; extinguisher classification, Use: PASS method, tips and safety; Fire prevention: housekeeping, flammable storage, electrical inspections, fire hazards. 1992 14 min Fire Protection and Electrical Safety F9 For both new and experienced employees. Covers fire extinguishers, sprinklers, housekeeping chemicals, cords, receptacles, and general electrical safety. 1992 9 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 min Know Your ABC’s – Fire Extinguishers K2 An industrial workplace can be full of dangerous fire hazards. Different types of fire extinguishers and their appropriate uses are discussed. 1992 5 min Respiratory Protection R3 This video looks at the function of respirators, the situations where they are used as well as the types and the factors governing their use. Fit testing is examined in detail, including main problems. 15 min Back to Top FIRST AID Bloodborne Pathogens B14 This comprehensive video covers a broad range of information relating to bloodborne pathogens and related issues. Exposure prevention techniques, HIV, HBV, HCV and more are covered in depth. 18 min First Aid for Accidents F11 Because a seriously injured person may die before help can arrive, it's up to every worker to know first aid. In the program, several vignettes illustrate some of the most serious accidents that can occur in the workplace, etc. 1992. 17 min First Aid for Supervisors F12 When accidents occur supervisors must be prepared to act. Review their responsibilities: Emergencies vs. minor first aid treatment, elements of a good first aid program and treatment of common injuries. 17 min Head Injuries H17 Consider all head injuries seriously. Know first aid and when to seek medical care. Head injuries appear to be minor bumps, bleeding of the scalp, a fractured skull, or a bruise to the brain. Etc. 1992 5 min Heat Stress H28 Discusses signs, body's reaction, & how to avoid heat stress. Also, the effects of alcohol, medications & food. The video addresses acclimation, dressing for, sun protection & first aid for heat. With leader guide. 14 min Heat Illness H29 Symptoms and stages of heat illness reviewed and the best treatment for each symptom/stage offered. Suitable for all employees. 6 min Skin Care and Safety S25 1991 12 min The Skin Game S26 Dermatitis is an uncomfortable & preventable skin problem. This video shows some of the avoidable causes, and puts forth some pre-emptive safety solutions. 5 min Sun Safety: A Growing Health Concern S51 1999 11 min. 46 sec. This 11-minute video provides information on the health effects from overexposure to the sun, types of skin cancers, the ultraviolet (UV) index, individual characteristics that are risk factors, and preventative sun safety practices. Back to Top FORKLIFT Danger: Hazardous Duty – Loading Docks D2 Loading docks and warehouses are among the most dangerous areas in the workplace. Hapless Hal learns a few important things about safety while working in these areas. 1992 5 min Forklift Driving Skills F19 Discusses 3 main topics: The importance of driver safety; potential accident areas; and how to prevent accidents. Makes the point that SPEED is the most common cause of forklift accidents. 6.5 min Forklift Load Capacity F20 Discusses the three-point suspension system; load capacity; fulcrum, and combined center of gravity. (Safety supervisor may want to point out that operators are not wearing their seatbelts, and one fails to look back when loading.) 6 min Forklifts and Pedestrian Safety F22 More injuries happen to those around forklifts than to operators. Educate both drivers and those who work around the proximity of forklifts. 14 min Forklift Safety F18 This is a good overall video. It covers current regulations. and deals with topics such as: engineering principles, operator training, work basket, parking regulations., safety operator rules, trailer checks, ramp safety and operator maintenance. AIMS Media 12 min Pallet Jacks P1 Use pallet jacks to pump up your productivity without pumping up your numbers of injuries. 5 min New! Forklift Operator Safety Training F 27 Covers safety topics that are critical to avoiding accidents and injuries, including general safety, pre-operation, operation, load handling, fuel/battery maintenance, and specializing units. (27 Minutes) Upright Safety: Portable Personnel Lift Training U5 General safety rules for operating a Portable Personnel Lift (Aerial Man Lift - Non Self Propelled). Good information. 10 min Back to Top HAND AND POWER TOOLS Chains and Safety C24 (see Construction) 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 Knives and Box Cutters K1 Knives disable more people than any other hand tool. Learn how to sharpen your skills safety when using knives and box-cutters. 1992 5 min Metal Working M19 This video focuses on these four rules: 1) understand the machine’s operations and the potential hazards involved. 2) Acquire proper training and authorization before operating any tool or machine. 3) Always wear the correct personal protective equipment and clothing . 4) Follow safe operating procedures at all times and protect you from machine actions. It covers: saws, press brakes, universal iron workers, grinders, hoists and cranes, sanding, welding, cutting and more. 19 min Nail and Staple Guns N1 Hapless Hal, veteran of countless unsafe practices, shows how not to use pneumatic nail and staple guns in the humorous "Rambo" spoof. 5 min Landscape Equipment Safety: Power Hand Tools P12 Great general information on use of hand tools. Volume three of the landscape equipment safety series. 20 min Power Tools: General Safety P14 Power tools can be extremely dangerous. Help reduce hazards by getting to know the tool, keeping your work area clean and well lit and by wearing proper PPE. 5 min Radial Arm Saws R1 Radial arm saws can be valuable workshop aids… if used correctly. Safety rules for setup and various operations are examined. 5 min Short Cut to Disaster – Part 1 S20 When using chainsaws, safety begins by being prepared. Hapless Hal looks at proper clothing and procedures prior to using a chainsaw. 5 min Short Cut to Disaster – Part 2 S21 Chainsaws, when properly used, can be invaluable tools. Hapless Hal demonstrates safe procedures in using a chainsaw. 5 min Table Saws T1 Table saws can be extremely dangerous. Help reduce hazards by knowing your saw, and following safe procedures for operation and use. 5 min Using Power Tools Safely U2 20 min Back to Top HANDGUNS AND HUNTING The First Hunt F13 Hunting can be an enjoyable sport that can last a lifetime for an entire family. The need for proper hunter safety instruction before taking that first shot is shown. 1992 5 min Handgun Safety H2 Each Year approximately 1,000 American's will die from handgun accidents. A few simple, important rules for handgun safety are covered. 1992 5 min Firearm Safety Begins at Home F6 22 min Back to Top HAZARDOUS MATERIALS & COMMUNICATIONS An Employees Guide to Working with Hazardous Materials E18 This video explains the different types of hazards, health or physical. It reviews different types of warning labels and discusses how to real MSDS. It reviews hazard protections, preventions and detection and gives warning signs of possible hazards. 12 min Bonding & Grounding of Flammable Liquid Transfers B15 Explanation the need for property grounding during the transfer of flammables, including a basic discussion of static electricity and the hazard it creates. Discusses bonding and grounding to eliminate electric potential, and pre-transfer steps. 8 min 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 Facts About the Hazard Communication Standard F2 11 min Hazard Communication: A Guide to Compliance H8 16 min Hazard Communications for Janitors/Custodians H9 (See CUSTODIAL/JANITORIAL) Hazard Communication for Office Personnel H12 Basic hazard communication training program, but oriented to the office environment and the chemicals most closely association with offices. 9 min Hazard Communications: Your Right to Know H14 This straightforward video will give your employees a clear message-do not neglect chemical danger on the job! Encourage them to use the hazard communications information you provide. 13 min Hazard Communications: Right to Know- Nursing H13 Includes MSDS, proper labeling, storage and handling of chemicals and hazardous material. 10 min Hazardous Materials Regulations: Overview H15 Transporting hazardous materials (hazmat) can pose serious threats to public safety. 1992. 5 min HazWOPER Part 1: Training and Information H16 The US Department of Transportation has established laws regulating the transportation and shipping of hazardous materials. To help reduce incidents involving employers and employees are requires to know and follow HMR requirement. 1992. 5 min The Invisible Killer: Carbon Monoxide C3 (See CHEMICALS) Just Say NO to Anything that Glows – Chemical Storage J2 (See CHEMICALS) Lab Safety 1 – Chemical Hazards Lab Safety 2 – Potential Hazards (See CHEMICALS) Lead Paint Can be Deadly L6 (See CHEMICALS) Lock Out / Tag Out Hazardous Energy Sources L11 Equipment scheduled to be worked on needs to be "locked out" and/or "tagged out" so that it will not "operate" while it is being maintained or serviced to protect those performing that work. Procedures and reasons for using Lock Out / Tag Out are shown. Who should be authorized to do it and undo it is discussed, as well as when and why it is needed 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 Pesticide Worker Safety Information P4 Presented by Uniroyal Chemical Co. For agricultural handlers of equipment use with w. pesticides. Disc. Specific pesticides and where to find info on them; chemical labeling; Uniroyal chemicals; work attire, types of poisoning, storage, 1991 18 min What’s Wrong with This Picture W6 Hazard Communication Training Back to Top HEAVY EQUIPMENT Backhoe / Loader Operations B5 Bucket Trucks B16 Crane Operator Safety C19 (see CONSTRUCTION) Cranes, Chains, Slings & Hoist Safety C21 Dump Truck Safety D11 (See CONSTRUCTION) Front End Loader Operations & Safety F23 Your employees will be encouraged to take personal responsibility for their vehicles, their work environment and their safety. 1992 13 min Fueling a Machine F24 Refueling a machine can be highly dangerous. This video recreates a near-fatal accident as an example of what can happen when you take shortcuts and ignore safe work procedures. 1992 5 min Safe Operation of Pendant Controlled Overhead Cranes S5 This video covers operator safety, operational checks, and 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) 8 min Side Loader Operations & Safety (Garbage Trucks) S22 Remind your employees of the hazards and encourage a good safety attitude. This video highlights Pre-trip inspection checklists; defensive driving; personal injury prevention; avoiding slips and falls; safe lifting; gloves; etc. 1991 11 min Signal; The Universal Hand Signal S23 Tractor-Loader-Backhoe (TLBs) T6 (See CONSTRUCTION) Back to Top HOME Firearm Safety Begins in the Home F6 22 min Hapless Hal’s Holiday Hints H6 Mishaps can quickly dampen your holiday spirit. Risks of fires, crime, and alcohol-related injuries increase during the holiday season. Hapless Hal illustrates ways to reduce these risks by making safety a holiday tradition. Home Ergonomics H21 (See ERGONOMICS) Outdoor Safety – Critters and Plants O8 The beauty and tranquility of the outdoor world may be dangerously deceptive to the unwary and uninformed. Two surveyors learn valuable lessons in outdoor safety. 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 Back to Top HOSPITAL/ HEALTH CARE Better Safe: Fire & Electrical Safety B18 (See ELECTRICAL) Cleaning & Polishing Floors without Slips and Falls C11 (See CUSTODIAL/JANITORIAL) Controlling Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens C18 (See FIRST AID) Sanitation in Health Care Cafeterias S16 Designed for employees working in cafeteria, including cleanup personnel, dishwashers, food services, cooks and maintenance staff. It explains bacteria, food handling, cleaning/sanitizing and more 1992 13 min Universal Precautions: Nursing U3 5 min Back to Top HOUSE KEEPING Accident Causes & Prevention A2 Aimed at reducing the occurrence of employee unsafe acts, thereby eliminating the majority of accidents. This video provides employees with a thorough understanding of the concept of unsafe acts and how they contribute to accidents. 11 min Employee Education: Safety in the Office E16 This program illustrates the importance of picking up pencils, paper clips, and other objects that cause falls, and making sure that telephone and electrical cords aren't lying across pathways. Etc. 13 min Falling Objects F4 Keeping an eye out and being aware are the first steps to insure you are not the victim of a falling object. Good housekeeping track of equipment is another. 5 min Office Safety O1 Employee awareness is the focus of this film. It demonstrates how to create a safe office while reducing the chances of accidents and personal injury. Topics include, fire safety, protecting your back, toxic substance poisoning, avoiding the dangers of CDT's and reducing personal stress. 1989 20 min Office Safety – Personal Work Space O2 Clutter in the workplace often creates more than an eyesore - it can get in the way of safety. Stacks of paper, boxes, trash and other items that collect throughout the work area can be fire hazards and can even block safe exits. The importance of an orderly workplace and its role in keeping hazards to a minimum are explained. 5 min On any Given Day O3 Accidents can happen at any time, often without warning. General statistics and the benefits of taking safety seriously are presented in this attention-grabbing video. 5 min Safety Housekeeping and Accident Protection S11 This video shows employees how to pay special attention to housekeeping considerations. It encourages them to develop a Safety First state of mind, recognize potentially hazardous conditions, and become familiar with risks involved in their jobs. It emphasizes preparation & knowledge when handling tools, chemicals, and personal protective equipment. 17 min Three Steps to Safety T7 A job hazard analysis that workers and employers use to define, analyze and prevent potential hazards before they occur. How to use this concept every day is explained. 5 min. Subjects A-D Subjects K-N Subjects O-S Subjects T-Z Back to Video Library Home Page Back to Top Last updated 10/30/2007
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