School Safety

With the help of his puppeteer friend Ralph, Buzzy teaches safe ridership, stressing the importance of good behavior on the bus. (pre-school through grade 2)

Food Service Sanitation principals, bacteria growth, insect and rodent control, general health and sanitation practices, temperature controls, serving and storing foods and personal hygiene requirements are discussed..

Demonstrates how to evacuate ambulatory and non-ambulatory riders from the bus.

Designed for staff personnel, but can be used as a training course for high school students in fire prevention. Excellent training course for custodians, facility maintenance and fleet maintenance personnel.

Jim Ellis, noted school transportation expert, looks at the strengths and weaknesses of being a veteran bus driver including route hypnosis, lazy eyes, concentration and the importance of training. This program is filled with information and examples to remind veteran bus drivers of the importance of correcting bad habits before they cause a serious problem.

Meets OSHA training requirements for school custodians in the general hazards to which they are exposed. Hand/power tools, electrical, machine operations, lifting, fire prevention, asbestos,personal protective equipment and more. Excellent program for improving safety.

Meets OSHA training requirements in the general hazards to which high school teachers are exposed. Particularly useful for training experienced and inexperienced teachers in industrial safety in a school environment. Electrical, mechanical, lifting, ladders, accident prevention/reporting, chemicals and more.

Reviews safety in a shop environment, equipment safety, welding, electrical, mechanical, personal protective equipment, hand/power tools and the fundamentals of industrial safety.

Program explains OSHA/EPA requirements for labeling, storing, using, handling and disposing of hazardous chemicals and materials.

This is an informative program designed to help drivers understand the nature of middle school students.

Demonstrates the use of wheelchair lifts and tie-downs, personal safety restraints and other equipment and procedures involved in loading and unloading special needs students. Stresses the importance of the bus driver and attendant working as a team, as well as the procedures involved when there is only a driver aboard.

Meets OSHA and training requirements for employee "Right to Know" programs. This program addresses the needs of custodians and maintenance personnel.

Topics include chemical hazards, basic techniques to avoid chemical exposure, material safety data sheets (MSDS) and labeling. Meets OSHA Right to Know laws.

This video demonstrates the proper approach for teaching young children grades 1-6 about the necessity for safety around trains and railroads. Videotaped in an actual classroom setting and features Gene Price.

Teaches elementary students how to avoid accidents on the playground, reporting hazards, obeying supervision and generally how to prevent accidents on the playground. Excellent program to reinforce the lessons taught in the classroom on safety education.

Designed as an awareness program to supplement mandated operator training programs, this video explains how to inspect buses at the beginning of each day to ensure safety.

Teachers realize the importance of a good example and this program stresses how the examples set by supervisors and management contribute to the overall effectiveness of the safety program, particularly in a school environment.

Describes the challenges involved in transporting the physically disabled, stressing the importance of allowing them to become as independent as possible.

This video covers the problems caused by the many variables in wheelchairs from the differences in construction to the ways in which they must be secured on the bus.

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