Accident Investigation

This video reviews the four main stages of an accident investigation and stresses the benefits of a proper accident investigation.

This program demonstrates the need to investigate accidents and to complete reports properly. It explains the basic form and why the information is necessary.

This video demonstrates techniques for identifying the contributing factors in an accident in order to prevent the same type of accident from happening again.

Helps employees identify workplace hazards; maintain records of illness, injuries and their causes. It explains, step by step, exactly what the new requirements are and how to fill out the proper forms. This is a very detailed video.

Help managers and supervisors meet the updated recordkeeping requirements of 29 CFR Part 1904. This program provides the information managers and supervisors need to comply with OSHA's revised regulation, and allows an organization to quickly identify and eliminate repetitive hazard situations. "OSHA Recordkeeping for Managers /Supervisors" covers the details of the regulation's requirements and shows actual workplace incidents that demonstrate what their responsibilities are in documenting and reporting recordable accidents. Other areas covered in the program are revisions in the regulation, why recordkeeping is important, which recordkeeping requirements apply to specific work environments, using the new recordkeeping forms and "Recordable Incident" scenarios.

This video is designed for personnel responsible for safety and insurance related reports. It explains accidents investigation, proper completion of records and follow-up paperwork. Good program for administrative personnel, supervisors, and those in charge of maintaining safety and training records.

This video program was produced by Union Pacific which illustrates their safety audit system that identifies safety hazards and measures the level of supervisor and employee awareness. The program discusses how the audit system enables management to evaluate the effectiveness of the safety program and identifies areas which require corrective action. Emphasis is placed on how the audit is conducted and the areas it covers: personal protective equipment; actions of people; tools and equipment; and housekeeping.

This video is designed for the safety manager. It discusses ways to evaluate the effectiveness of your safety program and how to make appropriate improvements and corrections.

Demonstrates the need to properly complete the accident investigation and why the information is important.

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