EMPLOYEE SAFETY

This video promotes safety in the normal daily routine. Encourages personal responsibility towards saefty in the workplace.

Discusses the importance of knowing the hazards of the job and the precautions to be followed. Employees should be proud of a safe workplace and report any dangerous activities.

This video discusses how to resolve conflicts between employees in the workplace so the outcome is not worse than the beginning.

This video examines job duties of employees and poses questins that might be asked by the employee when learning a new function.

A safe workplace begins with safety conscious employees. In this video, gumshoe detective Joe Entrencher solves a case on increased accidents at the Acme Corp.

In this dynamic video, plant employees return from break to find a co-worker lying next to a conveyer where she had been electrocuted and a finger nail file was lying next to her body. As the investigation proceeds, viewers will see how other tragic mistakes involving electricity may have been similar to the mistake that caused Donna's death.

Safety in the workplace is no accident. Employees can help reduce accidents and injuries by fulfilling specific responsibilities for safety.

Required by OSHA for training all employees who are exposed to “general hazards.” Includes basic requirements. Electrical, mechanical, back injury prevention, fire prevention, fire protection, personal protective equipment and more.

Required by OSHA for training all employees who are exposed to “general hazards.” Includes basic requirements. Electrical, mechanical, back injury prevention, fire prevention, fire protection, personal protective equipment and more.

An investigator interviews railroad personnel who have had accidetns to determine why they happened. Invariably the people point out that someone else was at fault. Illustrates how every employee can affect the safety of those working around him.

Your ability to recognize a hazard could prevent an accident from occuring. This video stresses the importance of making your supervisor or manager aware of the hazards affecting your work area or your coworkers. Teamwork makes a diffrence.

This program trains supervisors, managers and employees in the preventative techniques, workplace security and other tips to help prevent workplace violence. A death in the workplace through the violent behavior of another employee can be prevented through training and understanding the need for good employee relations.

This video program explains unsafe acts to employees, written counseling and information useful to supervisors and managers in their efforts to eliminate accidents and injuries in their place of employment.

The vast majority of injuries are caused by unsafe acts of employees. This program explains unsafe acts, verbal and written counseling. Provides general information to employees and supervisors on how to control unsafe acts.

This video is specifically for the solid waste management industry. Explains unsafe acts of employees, verbal and written counseling. Provides general information to employees and supervisors on how to control unsafe acts.

The true story of Randy Fellhoelter's close encounter with death after intentionally violating safety work rules and procedures. Although Randy's accident was caused by his accidental contact with 7,200 volts of electricity, the video focuses on how individual behavior plays a major role in accidents and/or accident prevention. The specific details of the accident were omitted from the video to draw attention to the conditions that led up to the tragedy that changed Randy's life forever. WARNING THIS IS A VERY GRAPHIC VIDEO

Years of experience do not guarantee accident-free conditions. Working safely depends on individual safety awareness. This video, produced by the Union Pacific Railroad, reviews their 1978 accident record which included 12 fatalities. Examined in this program are gruesome reminders that it "can happen anytime."

This video is full of facts and figures to illustrate that accidents can happen to anyone. In order to greatly reduce our risk of becoming an accident statistic, we must always practice safety procedures.

This video reviews the statistics of preventable accidents and what safety training should contain. A list of work related deaths and injuries is given. Stresses management involvement in promoting accident prevention.

Video Series helps you train your employees on sensitive issues that may affect productivity, create a hostile work environment, or pose a legal threat to your organization. As part of the Winning Workforce series, Sexual Harassment defines sexual harassment, what constitutes it, and the laws surrounding it. Teaches employees how to avoid sexual harassment and discusses the benefits of doing so.

Three real-life testimonials of people injured on the job drive home the point that ignoring safety policies can have drastic consequences that last a lifetime. Additional graphic pictures of industrial injuries accompanied by descriptions of what caused them and are guaranteed to make a lasting impression on anyone who views this tape.

Statistics have shown that the vast majority of accidents in the workplace are caused, in whole or in part, by unsafe acts of employees. The major emphasis of this program is reducing accidents and injuries by promoting awareness of unsafe acts.

Uses humor for a fresh, original approach that employees can't ignore. Motivates a self-examination of safety attitudes and effects behavioral change. Emphasizes the prevention of slips, trips and falls. Demonstrates proper lifting.

This video addresses workers between 18 to 24 years of age and why one out of ten employees in that age group is injured on the job. Covers a wide range of jobs and duties, supervisors' responsibilities as well as instilling the proper attitude towards the job in the employee.

Safety begins with the right attitude. Keeping safety in mind while on the job and keeping personal matters at home are discussed.

Employers spend millions of dollars a year on safety programs. This video reminds us that both employers and employees share an equal responsibility for making sure those safety programs work.

Employers spend millions of dollars a year on safety programs. This video reminds us that both employers and employees share an equal responsibility for making sure those safety programs work.

This is a topic and law that every employee needs to be made aware of and this video does it for you. It defines harassment, shows types of behavior that could be considered harassment and counsels employees what to do when they encounter it.

This video educates employees about the types of sexual harassment including "Hostile Work Environments". Scenarios are presented which depict subtle forms of discrimination and the negative effect they have on employees and company morale. Viewers are trained to recognize Sexual Harassment of and type and steps are outlined for effectively dealing with harassment.

This video is designed to help promote a respectful workplace by educating the viewer of equality, accepting differences and appreciating diversity.

Workplace Violence is on the rise. How to prevent violence in the workplace before it stars is an employersresponsibility and is discussed in this video.

Safety rules are written for reason. Without rules or an understanding of their meanings, employees could jeopardize their limbs and life. In this program, important safety rules are examined and explained for track and maintenance or way employees.

Today, more than 1,000 Americans are murdered on the job. Increasingly, these murders are at the hands of coworkers who may be angry over being fired, stressed, on drugs, or mentally unstable. As violence begins to invade our work space, it's important to ask, "How safe am I at work?"

Violence in the workplace is on the rise. Today, more than 1,000 American's are murdered on the job every year. Most assaults are robbert related, but many are against employers or ex-employers. Non-fatal assaults, from fist-fights to shootings, are even more common. This video will train you on applicant screenings, counseling, security programs and crisis management.

Goes over seven major steps to prevent violence in the workplace. Covers how to identify situations that could turn for a successful training program on violence in the workplace.

Reviews the 911 emergency phone service, security guards, the use of panic buttons, administrative regulations, protection of employees and employee safe rooms.

Everyone has a tendency to blame most accidents on "carelessness" a meaningless term when trying to determine the cause of an accident. This program stresses ways in which to identify the cause of accidents that are wrongly identified as "carelessness"

This video uses a "wheel of misfortune" as a way of explaining that for every action there are a set or prescribed outcomes. When procedures are not followed incidents can occur and the spin of the wheel may not offer you just a warning but an injury.

This video contains information vital to the safety of your workforce. This video is Ideal for induction purposes and for use as a general safety refresher. Vital information is presented in and easy to understand manner and real life accident scenarios are recreated to highlight specific safety hazards.

This video discusses workplace safety & security. Being aware of suspicious or unsafe work habits of employees may trigger a security issue. Enforcing security helps to ensure safety.

How serious is violence in the workplace? This video discussess the typicak profile of a person who may commit a violent act in the workplace and offers training tips for employees on how to deal with a violent incident. Establishing a policy regardign violence in the workplace is stressed.

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