We
have four libraries of which you may borrow from. These libraries are the
Safety, Small Business, Reference and the Volunteer Libraries. These materials may be borrowed free of charge by members of the
Plattsburgh - North Country Chamber of Commerce.
SAF050-
5S for Safety: New Eyes for the Shop
Floor
1999
An
uncluttered, well organized, and understandable workplace is the foundation
for safety. This video is a set of universal principles and activities that
sustain safe conditions on the shop floor. These videos focus on improving
unsafe and hazardous conditions that exist before an accident has occurred.
It uses a unique method to diagnose the causes of accidents. It then
draws on 5S techniques an OSHA guideline to identify, implement, and
standardize best practices for shop floor conditions. 5S stops the conflict
between safety and profit because when you use the 5S approach, you will
increase productivity and profits while improving safety.
SAF060-SAF065
-
7Minute Solutions Training Series
1996
7Minute
Solutions feature brief, lively videos that summarize critical safety
information for veteran drivers. They're handy tools for providing the kind of
refresher training that can keep veteran drivers alert and aware on the road.
SAF060-
7-Minute Solutions: Backing
1996
Reduce
the chance of a backing collision with this 7-minute reminder!
The
majority of commercial vehicle accidents involve backing. This engaging
program demonstrates proper backing procedures for some of the most common
problem areas such as jacking, chasing, and blind‑side backing. Includes
10 Driver Skill Cards that reinforce the video's message, an Instructor's
Bulletin that outlines training, and a driver quiz to document training.
SAF061-
7-Minute Solutions: Coupling &
Uncoupling
1996
Deliver
an important safety message in just 7 minutes!
This
attention‑getting program takes drivers step-by-step through proper
coupling and uncoupling procedures, from inspecting the fifth wheel to
removing the wheel chocks... and from positioning the rig to pulling the
tractor clear of the trailer. Cautions drivers against carelessness and
shortcuts. Includes 10 Driver Skill Cards that reinforce the video's message,
an Instructor's Bulletin that outlines training, and a driver quiz to document
training.
SAF062-
7-Minute Solutions: Extreme Weather Driving
1996
Don't
let your drivers’ head out into bad weather without watching this video
first!
In
just seven minutes drivers pick up valuable tips on driving safely in wintry
conditions, rain, fog, and extreme heat. Includes 10 Driver Skill Cards that
reinforce the video's message, an Instructor's Bulletin that includes training
tips, and a driver quiz to document training
SAF063-
7-Minute Solutions: Night Driving
1996
This
to‑the‑point program helps remind drivers that driving at night is
more difficult ‑‑ and more dangerous. It discusses why night
driving is dangerous (vision glare, fatigue, drunk drivers, headlights, etc.)
and offers helpful advice for improving night driving safety, such as
increasing following distance and using high beams whenever possible.
SAF064-
7-Minute Solutions: Seeing Hazards
1996
This
video program reminds drivers about the kinds of hazards they're likely to
encounter on the road, and more importantly, how to handle these dangers
effectively. Roadwork, bridges, accidents, and other drivers' actions are just
a few of the driving challenges addressed. Includes 10 Driver Skill Cards that
reinforce the Video’s message, an Instructor's Bulletin that outlines
training, and a driver quiz to document training.
SAF065-
7-Minute Solutions: Truck Fires
1996
Conduct
refresher training on this important topic in just 7 minutes!
This
fast‑paced program reminds your drivers of key fire prevention
techniques and what to do if a fire starts. It discusses the importance of
keeping the engine areas clean, checking fuses and tire pressure, watching for
smoke, and explains how to respond to engine fires, tire fires, and cargo
fires. Also includes 10 Driver Skill Cards that reinforce the video's message,
an Instructor's Bulletin that outlines training, and a driver quiz for
documenting training
SAF100-
2004
Emergency Response Guidebook
A
guidebook for first responders during the initial phase of a dangerous
goods/hazardous materials incident
SAF150
– B. LANN Equipment Co., Inc.
Industrial
Safety and Fire Protection Equipment
SAF175-
Backhoe & Loader Safety - Construction Series
1996, 8 minutes
Equipment
and Safety Responsibilities These are a few of the topics covered:
PPE when operating equipment, Safety equipment, and Operator
maintenance
SAF190-
Back at Work
1994, 16 minutes
This
unique video program reviews proper lifting procedures and makes workers
realize how important lifestyle is when it comes to avoiding back injuries. In
fact, this program should make a positive impact on every aspect of your
employee’s performance at work and at home. This program shows
dramatizations to emphasize importance of lifestyle; it covers proper lifting
procedures, consequences of shortcuts, posture, exercise and physical fitness.
SAF200-
Back
Safety Training Kit
1993
Back
injuries account for 1/4 of all workers’ comp claims- and cost businesses
billions of dollars. Help protect your company’s employees - and its bottom
line - with Keller’s Back Safety Training Kit. This easy-to-use training
program teaches employees about the causes of back problems and the steps they
can take to keep injuries from occurring. It explains proper lifting and
strengthening exercises everyone can do.
SAF225-
Behavior Analysis-Understanding the
Causes
1997, 65 minutes
Introduction
to Behavior-Based Safety - Module 2
This
program describes “ABC Analysis,” a valuable tool for understanding the
factors that influence behavior and how to use them as leverage points to
improve safety.
SAF250-
Bloodborne
Pathogens In Industry: What Employees Must Know
1992, 1996
Help
protect your employees from HIV, HBV and other pathogens - and help meet
OSHA’s Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens standards (29 CFR
1910.1030) - with this all-in-one training package.
In a 20-minute video and accompanying handbook, your employees will
learn about the types of bloodborne pathogens and the ways they can be
transmitted. The program reviews work practices and engineering controls that
can help prevent infection, explains the use of personal protective equipment,
defines universal precaution, and explains the actions that must be taken
following an exposure incident.
2000
This
handbook is designed to help you make a holiday safety list that will ensure
that one of the holiday gifts you give is safer, happier memories. It covers:
activities with holiday and year-round safety issues, specific holiday
activities and post-holiday depression.
SAF255-
Color of Safety/Danger
A vital role in many applications. Looks at How Industry Liftrucks work, and How Industry Liftrucks work best for your employees.
SAF257-
Compressed Gases, Safe Handling
1996, 18 minutes
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 required special skills and training and is the focus of this
important video program. It covers: classifications, labeling, flammable, non-flammable
and toxic gases, handling cylinders, valves and leaks.
SAF258-
Confined Space Entry: Inside
Maneuvers Trainers Toolkit
(includes Poster)
1997, 22 minutes
Working
in a confined space is a lot like working in a submarine - space is tight,
atmospheric conditions are critical and potential hazards abound. This dynamic
program uses the USS Atlanta, a United Sates Naval Submarine and its crew as a
dramatic backdrop to compare the dangers of working to that of a submarine to
that of working in a confined space. This
Toolkit covers: space hazards, atmospheric testing, confined space entry
permit requirements, PPE, rescue and team responsibilities.
This
will provide contracting personnel and individuals who are responsible for on-site
contractors the basic knowledge and tools necessary to control hazards
associated with construction. It covers OSHA policies, procedures and
standards as well as safety and health issues. Topics covered include each
section of the OSHA construction standards. Special emphasis is placed on
those areas that are the most hazardous, using the OSHA standards as a guide.
SAF260-
Danger Zone- Your Back,
18 minutes
Your
back is vulnerable. STOP & THINK before you lift the load - Learn how to
lift properly.
SAF265-
Dealing With Stress, 1993,
18 minutes
Feeling
strong and well rested will not only make your employees happier people - but
it will make them better workers too. This award-winning video program
highlights the stress-producing scenarios unique to industrial environments.
Includes industrial and office scenes, physical signs of stress, counteracting
with stress, working your body, diet, exercise, attitude and behavior.
SAF269-
Dispensing LPG DOT/ASME,
21 minutes
This
video covers: Regulations and procedures, characteristics of the gases, and
the safety features of each.
6 minutes 1993
This video is 5-minutes on supervisor leadership. This video covers the
enforcement for the safety rules. Documentation for counseling on safety
issues. 4 ways to enforce the rules are: 1) create the safety rules, 2) train
the employees on these rules, 3) identify any problems or issues and 4)
enforce the rules.
SAF275-DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE…IT IS YOUR BUSINESS
Employer
Handbook and Resource Guide – includes poster.
Domestic
violence is a wide spread societal problem with consequences reaching far
beyond the family. The costs to businesses are immense, not only in the tragic
loss of human lives, but in lost productivity, increased healthcare costs,
increased absenteeism, and increased employee turnover. See how you can adapt
the model policy for your company.
SAF289
– EFFECTIVE SAFETY AUDITING TRAINING MANUAL
June 11, 2002 - Training manual covers training outline. Outline
includes audit types, OSHA Standards review, observation techniques and
corrective action.
SAF300-
Employee
Safety For The Hospitality Industry
1998
General
managers, supervisors and trainers responsible for safety and compliance
training will turn to this book again and again. Includes information,
examples and guidelines specific to hotels and motels. Covers need-to-know
topics such as the OSHA inspections, workplace hazards, personal protective
equipment, employee injury and record keeping, accident investigation, and
employee safety training.
SAF325-EMPLOYER
GUIDE AND MODEL SAFETY & HEALTH ACCIDENT PREVENTION PROGRAM
Volume I, II, III, IV
I & II – 1999, III – 2000, IV - 2000
The
purpose of this guide is to provide employers with the means to develop,
implement and assess a Safety and Health Accident Prevention Program. Although
a Safety and Health Accident Prevention Program is not currently mandated by
OSHA regulations, having a program makes good business sense. Accidents are
costly and an effective safety and health program can help reduce their chance
of occurring. Consider what one lost workday due to an injury could cost an
employer in terms of both direct and indirect expenditures.
SAF345-
Ergonomics,
Break the RMI Habit
1997, 12 minutes
This
program incorporates the new requirements of the California OSHA Ergonomics
Standard (Article 106 Section 5110) with common-sense ergonomics procedures to
help your employees work safer and smarter. This program, which is based upon
only approved ergonomics standard in the country, is ideal for use in all US
workplaces. Covered is: introduction to RMI’s, how to reduce repetitions,
food posture, reverse stretching.
SAF347-
Ergonomics: Solving The Puzzle (Includes poster)
2000, 18 minutes
Get
a head start and snap into compliance with the new Ergonomics Standard! This
new Trainers Toolkit covers the proposed OSHA standards and will help you
create an ergonomic work environment for your employees that will help reduce
injuries, workers’ compensation costs and lost workdays. It covers: creating
a successful ergonomics program, changing your workplace and reducing
repetitive motion injuries.
SAF350-
Ergonomics: Your Body At Work 1991,
20 minutes
This
award-winning video program reviews proper ergonomics mechanics and will help
employees avoid injuries. How to make low-cost ergonomics worksite
improvements is examined. Also includes an employee handbook.
SAF365-Eye
Safety - Why Gamble?
14 minutes
Compliance
with OSHA’s Eye Protection Standard (1913.133) is made easier with this
award-winning video program. It reviews how to avoid injury as well as
emergency procedures to follow if an accident should occur. It covers
protective eyewear, avoiding injury and emergency procedures.
SAF375A,
SAF375B - Eye Safety
13 minutes
a
true story about William Frank. After
35 years, he is now blind. See how important your PPE Eye Equipment is.
SAF390-
Federal Register Part II, Nov. 23, 1999,
Occupational
Safety and Health Administration, 29 CFR Parts 1910, Ergonomics Program;
Proposed Rule
The
Occupational Health and Safety Administration’s proposed Ergonomics program
standard to address the significant risk of work-related musculoskeletal
disorders (MSD’s) confronting employees in various jobs in general industry
workplaces.
Safety Shorts
Fire
Extinguishers, their use and their care.
SAF392-
FIGHTING FIRE WITH PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERS
18 minutes
This video covers the different classes of fires and examples of each
class. It shows the proper use of the fire extinguishers, explaining the
agents in each one and how they work.
11 minutes
This is an introduction to 6 different types of fire extinguishers,
their agents and how they work. It teaches how to attack using the correct
fire fighting tactics and strategy.
30 minutes 1983
Houston Fire Dept.
This video teaches the different classes of fires and gives examples of
each. It teaches the different types of fire extinguishers, what each is used
for and how to use them. Each fire extinguisher has a rating and a maximum
time of use. Also covered are some live examples of using the proper fire
extinguishers.
SAF395A- 17
minutes
Each year thousands of Americans die as a result of fires. Fire
protection education is clearly important for everyone-at home, at work, at
school, and in the community. This is an educational program designed to teach
the public to: 1) Operate portable fire extinguishers safely and effectively,
2) know the different types of extinguishers and how to use each type and 3)
evaluate whether or not to fight a fire with an extinguisher.
SAF400-
Fire
Safety Training Kit
1992
Keller’s
Fire Safety Training Kit can help you give employees a solid understanding of
fire prevention and fire response. This video-based program explains the
elements of combustion (the fire triangle), the classes of fires, and the
hazards commonly found in the workplace. It also tells what to do in case of
fire, reviews types and proper use of extinguishers, cites OSHA requirements
for fire exits, and more. A wide range of support materials makes it easy for
you to organize and present the training.
SAF425-
First Aid On The Job, Initial
Response
26 minutes
This
video program is designed specially for those who may not be first aid
certified, but may be first on the scene of an accident. It is hosted by Bobby
Sherman. It explains when and how to move a victim, stop bleeding, symptoms of
shock and prevention and awareness of bloodborne precautions.
SAF450-455
- Focus On Safety Training Series
- This series of brief, informational videos on 1996
SAF450
- Eye Protection
SAF451
- Hand Protection
SAF452
- Foot Protection
SAF453
- Hearing Conservation
SAF454
- Slips, Trips & Falls and
SAF455
- Ladder Safety
can
help you provide “quick hit” safety reminders where they are needed most.
In less than ten minutes per subject, individual employees or groups can
refresh their safety knowledge and renew their commitment, helping reduce the
likelihood of accidents.
SAF475-
Forklift
Safety: Compliance Package
1999,
17 minutes & 18 minutes
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.
SAF500
& SAF500B - Forklift
Safety: An Operator Training Program
SAF500 - 1995,
SAF500B
-1999
In
addition to the nuts-and-bolts of forklift safety, this program features a
unique perspective only a seasoned operator could provide ... because it was
written in large part by a former forklift operator. It can help you prevent
damage to equipment, products and people. It's good refresher program for
seasoned operators, and valuable training tool for new operators, as well. Use
it to help meet OSHA’s 1910.178(1) training requirements!
SAF514
– OSHA 10-Hour General Industry
Safety Manual
This will provide management personnel and individuals that are
responsible for safety at their work site, the basic knowledge and tools
necessary to control hazards associated with general industry. Anyone who is
in a management or supervisory role, and has responsibilities to oversee
worker safety, will benefit from this. It covers all of the key OSHA standards
as well as general safety and health issues. Special emphasis is placed on
those areas that are most hazardous in general industry.
This
Book includes sections regarding:
Part
1903-Inspections, Citations & proposed Penalties
Part
1904-Recording & reporting occupational injuries & illnesses
Part
1910-General Industry
General
Duty Clause
States
with Approved Plans-State Office Directory-Regional & National Offices
Directory
of CFR Titles & Chapters
Safety
& Health Management Guidelines
It’s
The Law! Mandatory posting
Sharps
Injury Log
OSHA 101 Form & OSHA 200 Log
SAF525-
The Gift of Fear
Survival
Signals that Protect Us From Violence
Gavin
De Becker (Book) 1997
We
all know there are plenty of reasons to fear people from time to time. The
question is, what are those times? An important and provocative book that
offers real solutions to problems of fear and personal violence-from an expert
who knows the territory and explodes the myths.
SAF530-
Grounds keeping Safety,
Be a Pro!
1997, 17 minute
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? It covers: personal protective equipment, general checklist for
safety, tractors, riding mowers, push mowers, trim and brush cutting equipment
and blowers, and checklist for hazardous materials.
SAF532-
Hand Protection:
Lessons For A Lifetime (Includes poster)
1996, 22 minutes
We
take our hands for granted - that is, until something dreadful happens. This
Trainers Toolkit features workers who recount their experience with hand
injuries. Very Motivational! This toolkit covers: hazard assessment, machine
hazards, electrical hazards and PPE.
SAF533-Handling
Compressed Gas Cylinders,
13 minutes
This
video takes a look at each of the gases individually: carbon dioxide,
acetylene, hydrogen, chlorine, oxygen and nitrogen. It covers the safe
handling procedures of the gas cylinders.
SAF538-
HazMat Training Basics
1999
General
awareness hazmat training by itself may not be enough to prevent costly
employee errors. And it’s definitely not enough to fully satisfy DOT’s
hazmat training requirements. 49 CFR Section 172.704 requires general
awareness training...and safety awareness training... and function-specific
training. This video covers the 3 DOT-required areas of HazMat training -
general awareness, function-specific, and safety.
SAF539-HAZWOPER
Training: Awareness Level
Video - 1990,Handbook - 1995
Designed
for all employees, this informative video program reviews awareness-level
training. It can be used for new employee orientation and for mandatory
refresher training.
It
covers: legislative background, hazardous materials definitions, activities
and workers covered by the HAZWOPER standard and awareness-level training.
SAF541-Heightened
Awareness: Fall Protection in the Construction Industry,
20 minutes
Fall
Protection in the Construction Industry
-Enforcing
fall protection procedures
-Discipline
actions for those who don’t comply
-Preplanning
for potential all exposure
-Comprehensive
training and Using PPE
SAF546
– Construction
Industry – Code of Federal Regulations
--1926CFR
This
book includes:
Part 1903-inspections, citations, & proposed penalties
Part 1904-recording & reporting occupational injuries and illness
Part 1910-general industry-selected topics-
Part 1926-construction
General
duty clause
Multiple
employer citation policy
States
with approved plans-state office directory
Regional
and national offices
Directory
of CFR titles and chapters
It’s
the law! Mandatory posting
OSHA
Form 101 & OSHA Form 200
SAF550-
Holiday
Safety At The Top Of Your List
1994, 17 minutes
Holidays
are a joyful time, but can also be dangerous if you aren’t careful. This
unique program will show you and your employees how to have a safe holiday
season. Includes holiday safety checklist.
SAF600-
Hazard
Communication Training For Employees
The Hazard Communication Standard (1910.1200) is the one OSHA has cited
most often in the last ten years. We brought together a top compliance editor
and a skilled professional trainer to create a program you can use to help
protect your company from OSHA fines and help protect your employees from
hazardous chemicals.
SAF615-
Heads Up!
Hard Hat Safety
1996
Over
100,000 occupational head injuries are reported every year because most of
those injured failed to wear required head protection. This video program
explains how getting in the hardhat habit will help your workers protect
themselves. Complies with OSHA 1910.135.
SAF620-
Hearing Protection: It Makes Sense (Includes poster)
1995, 22 minutes
This
Trainers Toolkit will help workers understand exactly how noise affects them
and what they can do to protect themselves from hearing loss. It covers: the
human ear, preventing hearing loss, audiometric testing, engineering and
administrative controls and PPE.
21 minutes
This video covers the safe use of hand and power tools. It shows the
use and care for the dangerous woodworking tools. You need to know your
project, dress safely, have a clean and neat workplace and always use the
proper tools.
SAF625-
Hotel Safety Orientation,
A Reality Check-In
1996, 29 minutes
The
potential hazards in a hotel setting are unlike any other. Besides being
responsible for the safety of your employees, you are equally responsible for
the safety of your guests. Help all of your employees take a pro-active
approach to safety by reviewing what to watch out for in your hotel. This
video covers: security, fire safety/emergency response and slips, trips and
falls.
SAF650-
Job Safety
Analysis Training Kit
1997
One
of the best ways to help eliminate hazards is through careful safety analysis.
This
program provides tools and techniques to make job safety analysis easier and
more effective. Its foundation is a 104-page User’s Guide that walks readers
step-by-step through the process of selecting jobs for analysis, creating an
analysis team, conducting inspections, identifying hazards, and correcting
them. Accompanying the User’s Guide is a video that demonstrates processing
a job safety analysis, along with written materials that provide those who are
involved in analysis with valuable background information.
SAF700-
Keller’s
Construction Toolbox Talks
1998
We’ve
put together more than 100 toolbox talks on the topic most often requested by
construction companies. Packaged in one convenient binder are instructor’s
pages (with agendas and pre-station tips), handout pages you can photocopy for
employees, and sign-off sheets which document that training has occurred. Most
topics feature several different talks on specific subtopics, so you can
pinpoint the training you do.
SAF708-
LABORATORY
CHEMICAL SAFETY
21 minutes
Help
your employees use and understand you chemical hygiene plan and the
requirements of the Laboratory Safety Standard with this vital video program.
Programs covers: Complies with OSHA 1910.1450, hazard identification, exposure
monitoring and PELs, medical attention and recordkeeping, emergency
procedures.
SAF715-
LEAD!
Treat it With Respect
1998, 17 minutes
Lead
is one of the most common and most dangerous materials in construction. The
long-term damage to workers can be deadly, but with proper training workers
can learn to protect themselves. Complies with OSHA’s Lead in Construction
Standard. It covers danger of lead hazards, how it enters the body, exposure
limits, PPE, housekeeping, and medical surveillance.
SAF725-Lifting
Safely,
Previous Back Injuries
Most back injuries are caused from: 20% inflammation, 10% injuries, 70% degeneration of spinal discs. -How to properly lift, how the back works, how strains and muscles work.
SAF735-Line
Breaking, Use a Permit
1998, 16 minutes
After
the first 30 seconds of this video program, workers will realize the gravity
of the training they are about to receive. Every day lines and equipment must
be opened for different reasons. Although it is a relatively easy process, the
potential for disaster is great. Safely managing the materials flowing through
a pipeline system is the focus of this program. It covers: line and equipment
opening (LEO), establishing an effective safety program, LEO permits, lockout/tagout,
line breaking procedures/post procedures, and emergency response.
SAF750-
Lockout/Tagout:
Safety Training For Employees
1995, 15 minutes
This
convenient kit contains a 15-minute video along with support materials that
help make it easy for you to prepare and conduct a training program. Showing
proper lockout/tagout procedures performed in actual manufacturing plant
settings, the video provides clear demonstration of proper techniques. It
explains how to help avoid life-threatening situations, how to achieve a
“zero energy state”, discusses special situations (including lockouts at
shift changes), reviews the auditing process, and more.
SAF780-
Machine Guarding 1997,
14 minutes
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. It shows categories and types of machine guarding,
importance of safeguarding, place where most machine hazards occur and safety
control devices.
SAF790-Safety
Machine Guarding Manual
Machine-related accidents and injuries rank first among industrial
accidents that produce permanent, partial disability. This will provide
individuals that are involved with safety at their work site, the basic
knowledge and tools necessary to control hazards associated with basic
machinery and equipment. Anyone who is in an engineering, maintenance, safety
committee or supervisory role, and has responsibilities to oversee worker
safety, will benefit from this. It covers basic machine hazards, safeguarding
techniques, practical considerations, machine safeguarding assessment
elements, and a review of the OSHA related standards.
SAF800-
Machine
Guarding: A Management And Employee Safety Program
1995
Over
10% of OSHA violations involve machine guarding. That makes it an issue
everyone should be paying attention to. This training program helps you reach
managers, supervisors and employees alike with information about how they can
contribute to an effective machine guarding effort. Use it to help meet OSHA
requirements under Section 1910, Subpart O. The training program features a
video that explains the roles of management and employees, discusses the
elements of a sound machine guarding policy, and looks at the responsibilities
each person has for maintaining a safe work environment.
SAF807-Mobile
Equipment Safety
19
minutes, slides to video tape presentation
What
you should know and do before and when you use your heavy equipment; such as a
dozer, crane, grader, caterpillar, etc.
SAF809-
Office Safety: It’s a Jungle in There Trainers Toolkit
(includes Poster)
2000
Every
year about six million people get hurt at work. Of them, two million are
injured. And more than 400,000 are just like you...they work in offices. This
brand new Trainers Toolkit shows how working in an office is a lot like being
in the jungle-the dangers are hidden and subtle. This toolkit covers:
preventing injuries at your workstation, controlling dangers of fire,
electricity and hazardous materials and formulating emergency plans.
SAF810-
Official OSHA Safety Handbook- 1996
On
each topic, the handbook reviews the relevant OSHA regulations and identifies
common workplace hazards. Readers learn about prevention strategies, proper
use of PPE, and specific safety procedures to follow.
SAF815-
OSHA,
Example Tools for Small Business, (CD ROM)
SAF816-
OSHA Dictionary
Definitions
From: 29CFR Parts: 1903 Inspections*1904 Recordkeeping*1910 General
Industry*1926 Construction
SAF818-Operator
Safety
- A Guide for the Professional, 19 minutes
This
video features William Shatner talking about liftruck safety.
SAF818.25-
SAF818.30-OSHA Safety Compliance
Video Seminar Series
This
series consist of 6 videos, each featuring one seasoned seminar presenters and
a live studio audience filled with safety professionals.
SAF818.25-.Accident
Investigations
Get
the facts about accident investigations, including their objectives, how to
respond and investigation procedure.
SAF818.26-.Background
Information About OSHA
Learn
the origin of the Occupational Safety and Health Act, its purpose and what the
act covers
SAF818.27-
Citations
and Penalties
Discover
the different types of violations and the intricacies of the appeals process.
SAF818.28-
Hazard
Analysis
Review
the definition and goals of hazard analysis, as well as details on
observations, inspections and audits.
SAF818.29-
OSHA Standards
Obtain
critical information about standards including development, adoption, the
methods of appealing and emergency temporary standards.
SAF818.30-
Workplace Inspections
Find
out all about inspection priorities and the complete inspection process.
SAF818.50-
Personal Fall Protection, One Step Beyond
1999, 13 minutes
Falls
are the third highest cause of workplace fatalities, behind homicides and
motor vehicle deaths. This video program covers OSHA’s Fall Protection
Standard and details proper safety practices for general industry. It covers:
types of personal fall protection systems, which systems you should use,
equipment anchorage, tie-off and use, rescue fall victims and equipment care
and inspection.
SAF819-
Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE): An Assessment And Training Program
1994
For
employees, a 22-minute video teaches when to use PPE, what equipment to use,
how to use it and maintain it properly, and more. For supervisors and
managers, a separate video provides information on how to conduct the required
workplace hazards assessments. Also includes: an extensive assortment of
support materials to help organize and present your training program.
SAF819.50-
Planning & Responsibilities,
Construction Sites
Operation
Safe Site this video covers hazard recognition for construction industries and
OSHA guidelines that the employee or employer are responsible for.
SAF820-
Pro-Active Safety Attitudes: Looking
Out for Number One
(Includes Poster)
1997, 19 minutes
This
multi-award-winning Trainers Toolkit takes a unique look at safety and safety
training. It underscores the importance of safety equipment and safety habits
and demands that all employees take responsibility for safety.
SAF820.50-
Pro-Active Safety Attitudes: Target
Zero
1996, 16 minutes
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 Trainers Toolkit covers vision and initiative, creating expectations,
accident prevention, building trust and maintaining leadership.
SAF821-
Powered Hand Tool Safety, Handle
with Care
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