YOUTH HEALTH AND SAFETY

Produced in West Germany, designed to show drivers how children differ from adults in their perceptions of traffic. It shows that children cannot be expected to fully comprehend traffic rules or the reasons behind them and will often do the unexpected. Drivers are cautioned, not to rely solely on traffic regulations, to protect children and to remember that children are spontaneous and will often do what is least expected.

This program covers basic training in fire prevention and electrical safety for all persons involved with a school, i.e. teachers, administrative personnel, maintenance personnel, and junior and senior high school students.

It is always better to try and prevent accidents from occurring, but accidents do happen. This video program gives us a brief insight about biology and what the right procedures are to take in case there is an accident.

This video covers safety equipment and training requirements in the shop environment, i.e. welding, electrical mechanical, personal protective equipment, hand and power tools, and fundamentals of industrial safety.

Meets OSHA and EPA requirements, explaining labeling, storing, using, handling and disposing of hazardous chemicals and materials.

This video teaches children the importance in reading signs and understanding what they mean. Children are encouraged to be constantly aware of cars whether they are walking on the sidewalk or in a cross-walk.

This video details upon the four basic safety rules for kids on what is the right and smart thing to do when meeting strangers.

This video program demonstrates the proper approach for teaching young children grades 1 through 6 about the Operation Lifesaver program. Operation Lifesaver program informs children about the necessity for safety around trains and railroads. This program was videotaped in an actual classroom setting and features Gene Price as the presenter.

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

This video was made by Union Pacific Railroad to inform children about the hazards around railroads. Two boys, while visiting a classmate who lives near a railroad track, see an engine at work. A young brakeman strikes up a conversation with the boys and tells them how he switches cars, what the whistle signals mean and how he communicates with the engineer. He also tells the boys of the crew's concern for the safety of the children playing near the tracks. After learning how the trainmen work, the boys have a greater respect for hazards around railroad tracks.

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