SUBSTANCE ABUSE

This video explains drug and alcohol dependency and how supervisors should deal with employees suspected of chemical dependency.

Each year, drug abuse costs American businesses more than $100 billion. This video encourages workers to adopt a zero-tolerance cocaine policy in the workplace.

What You Need To Know Supervisors 60/60 Training consists of two 60 minute videos: Alcohol Supplement, fulfilling the mandated 60 minutes of alcohol awareness training, and Substance Abuse and Constructive Confrontation, fulfilling the mandated 60 minutes of drug awareness training.

Alcohol Supplement includes an overview of the Alcohol Awareness Training rules, five action scenarios based on various types of testing to increase supervisors awareness and a presentation on the effects of low-level alcohol use on job performance.

Substance Abuse and Constructive Confrontation highlights important training elements required by the DOT for supervisors, provides information necessary for an effective substance abuse program and explains how not enforcing a substance abuse policy can jeopardize company, public and employee safety. This program also features eight scenarios explaining how, when and why to confront employees and how to handle employees who appear to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

This chemical dependency video explains the effects of drugs such as alcohol, marijuana, cocaine and prescription drugs in relation to work efforts. Detection of chemical use on the job is reviewed and how supervisors can approach the abuser.

This video explains why testing/screening is necessary, general drug policies and how tests are conducted. Explains the length of time drugs stay in the human body and the types of drugs that can be detected.

Shows how a drug abuser, as an employee, affects your business and production level within the company. Shows different drugs and their effects.

Approximately 10% of the work force suffer from alcohol or drug problems. This video reviews the history of alcohol and drug problems in the workplace, why and when an employer should become involved in their employees problem and what measures to take to rectify the situation.

This video is designed for parents, educators and employers. It provides current information on drugs, alcohol, paraphernalia and symptoms of abuse.

Guest participants discuss citizen actions to stem the tide of drugs in the Nation's neighborhoods.

Guests debate the pros, cons, and implications of workplace drug testing, exploring one company's extensive drug testing program.

Los Angeles, home to the Crips and the Bloods, is the backdrop for this look at reducing crime and drug dealing by big-city youth gangs.

A video which shows how Phoenix, Arizona, developed a program to re-educate drivers who are arrested for driving while under the influence of alcohol. The video carries you through the instructional program, utilizing real life people who have completed the DWI course as they re-enact their roles in this important highway safety program.

Drunk driving hurts or kills a million people a year. This video shows how you can help win the battle for our highways.

Drugs, alcohol, even some prescription medicines can significantly reduce and employee's ability to concentrate on the job and react quickly when something goes wrong. In this program, a series of vignettes dramatize the consequences of substance abuse in the workplace.

Nearly half of all industrial accidents involve substance abuse and its adverse effects. This video looks at alcohol and drug abuse in the workplace, how it is everyone's problem and how everyone can help solve it.

This video explains the steps supervisors should take when work performance falls below acceptable standards due to suspected chemical dependency.

This informative video covers typical issues that occur with individuals who have alcohol problems at work. They include mood swings, sloppy work habits and low productivity. Employee assistance programs are discussed also.

In a moving introduction, the relatives of victims killed in DWI (driving while intoxicated) accidents discuss their thoughts and experiences. The facts presented here make it apparent that Americans do a lot of driving and drinking - but more action must be taken to prevent the combination of the two.

A fast paced, entertaining quiz designed to dispel the myths and give you the real facts about alcohol consumption. Jill Eikenberry and Michael Tucker challenge some of your favorite Hollywood celebrities with a series of fascinating questions about drinking.

It explains why testing/screening is necessary, general drug policies and how test are conducted. Emphasizes lab efforts to protect employee rights and how tests are conducted to reduce the possibility of mixing specimens and giving false results. Explains the length of time drugs stay in the human body and the types of drugs that can be detected.

In a work environment where safety and profit depend on clear thinking, drug users cannot be tolerated. This safety game show looks at the adverse effects of drug use and shows the true picture - the winners and losers of the drug trade.

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