This video discusses major bloodborne pathogens, how to safely respond to accidents and injuries, and take proper precautions.
15 minutes
Coastal 2002

Flaggers have the responsibility to keep the work zone safe. This video discusses clothing and equipment, flagging skills (stopping, releasing, slowing) and six situations that flaggers might address.
18 minutes
ATSSA

Backing is the cause of a large number of collisions-a disproportionate number since drivers spend a relatively small amount of time actually backing. The video offers practical safety information that can help drivers eliminate backing collisions such as: tips to avoid backing, specific steps for a safe back, procedures for backing with a helper, and procedures for backing with a trailer.
13 minutes
National Safety Council/FLI 1995

A pursuit takes on epic proportions when officers from many agencies become involved. The pursuit on narrow, rain-slicked roads will offer many points for discussion and training and includes interviews with the officers involved.
44 minutes

This video is about the tragic shooting death of a New Mexico deputy who was transporting a prisoner. It will have a report on the shooting, “lessons learned”, and many important safety tips for officers transporting prisoners.
32 minutes

This video features groundfighting training scenarios. Both police and security officers found themselves in groundfighting situations.
29 minutes

This video is a continuation from Part One that features groundfighting training scenarios. Both police and security officers found themselves in groundfighting situations.
42 minutes

This video discusses an officer that was wounded and discusses his determination to survive his wounds.
38 minutes

This video shows two deputies shot and killed during a warrant service. Includes in-depth analysis of the incident, plus critical safety tips and learning points for all law enforcement personnel conducting warrant services.
29 minutes

This video shows street officers the critical first steps needed when coming onto a major crime scene. It also details the areas for officers charged with protecting crime scenes. There is discussion on new computer technology changing the way police artists work.
38 minutes

This video details efforts to disarm a subject who was waving and flourishing a samurai sword for hours. It presents the department’s efforts to disarm the subject with everything from verbal tactics, to beanbags, to a water cannon, and includes in-depth interviews with officers using force from beanbags to TASERs.
40 minutes

This program shows how a newly appointed safety coordinator was able to create a successful safety and loss control program. The program addresses how to gain management’s support, how to locate safety training resources, techniques for establishing an effective safety committee, and how to create a successful supervisor and employee safety training program.
Zomar 2003
23 minutes

Some of the worst fall injuries don't always involve someone plummeting from a high place such as a 100-foot chemical tank; they result from simple incidents like a trip over an unsecured rug or a slip on a slippery substance.  Topics include the importance of wearing proper footwear, recognizing and controlling slip/trip hazards, transitional areas and changing walking surface conditions, correcting fall hazards, situational awareness and moving from one level to another.
ERI
19 minutes

This video instructs in eye safety procedures and equipment.  Learn about eye hazards such as chemicals, gases, heat and light, flying fragments from machinery, and infrared radiation.  The video covers the use and maintenance of goggles, safety glasses, face shields, and filtering lenses.  It explains safety certification, equipment safety checks, emergency first aid, and eye-washing stations.
AWAA
15 minutes

This program will help everyone involved in an investigation: management, employees and investigators will understand their roles in the process.  Viewers will also learn how to recognize common mistakes made during investigations and how to make the right changes that can prevent injuries and improve workplace safety.
(DVD)
ERI Safety 2006
23 Minutes

This water utility training video provides information regarding OSHA standards and DOT regulations and gives employees an instant refresher course on safe compressed gas handling procedures including: the five basic parts of gas cylinders and their purpose, safe handling basics and the potential consequences of mishandling, personal protective equipment, transporting cylinders, visual inspections, labels and markings, storage and handling.
AWWA
15 minutes

A focus is placed on three of the most dangerous situations concerning driving for any type of driver. Advice is provided to reduce the risk with all three topics.
WUMBUS
17 minutes

1) OFFICE ERGONOMICS covers workstations, chairs, desks, computers, and wrist supports. 2) LIFTING AND BACK STRAIN explains correct lifting techniques and back supports. 3) LABORATORY ERGONOMICS discusses use of microscopes, computers, and work habits to improve efficiency and reduce fatigue in the lab.
AWWA
45 minutes

This program will show viewers how to spot potential hazards related to using hand and power tools, and take the necessary steps to avoid injuries before they occur.
ERI Safety, 2005
18 minutes

This program discusses the proper selection and use of personal protective equipment and shows painful examples of making poor decisions concerning our protection. Viewers will get the point that making excuses when it comes to wearing appropriate personal protective equipment offers no protection from workplace hazards. This video includes graphic re-enactments of accidents and should be previewed for appropriateness.
ERI Safety, 2006
19 minutes

Noise-induced hearing loss is preventable, but once acquired, hearing loss is permanent and irreversible. This video provides an overview of the causes of hearing loss, as well as preventive measures. It discusses the specific types of damage to hearing caused by both a sudden, intense noise and by chronic exposure to noise over time. It also covers noise measurement, noise control, hearing tests, and hearing protection devices.
AWWA, 2006
14 minutes

This video discusses safety communications between utility management and outside contractors. It provides key guidelines concerning the following subjects that a utility should follow and implement with each contractor: contractor safety records and background checks, utility safety and security policies and procedures, specific on-site hazards to be aware of utility safety features and equipment, potential litigation issues, contractor ID badges and sign-in/sign-out sheets.
AWWA, 2005
17 minutes

Water distribution operators will learn industry-approved practices for fire hydrant maintenance installation and repair with this video.
AWWA, 2006
21 minutes

Almost every water and wastewater utility has a pipe yard containing pipe, fire hydrants, valves, and other heavy materials and equipment. Safety must be stressed when employees are working around these potentially dangerous items, as well as around the forklifts and other equipment used to move them. Personal protection, lifting systems, chaining and slinging, loading and unloading are covered in this program.
AWWA
15 minutes

This video covers clothing, footwear, hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, high-visibility vests, blocking, slings, straps, and cables used to support and secure a load on a truck; safety using guide ropes to help balance and control long or awkward materials; unloading safety procedures including examining for damage to rigging and broken blocks that may allow a load to fall off a truck; attaching a load to lifting equipment; proper ground placement and protection of pipe prior to installation; trenching and shoring safety standards; procedures for lowering components into the ground.
AWWA
14 minutes

This video serves as a reminder that the threat of danger is real in the daily job of utility workers and that safety should always come first. Tom takes us through his account of the accident, the injury, learning to cope, and recovery.
American Public Power Assoc.

This video uses actual employees in real situations to focus on the workplace hazards faced by drivers and helpers on residential collection routes. Information on safe commercial collection and disposal practices is included.
National Solid Wastes Management Assn.
22 minutes

Landfills are busy places. This program discusses hazards for anyone who goes to a landfill. Personal protective equipment, vehicle safety inspections, working around vehicles, lockout/tagout, spotter responsibilities, and other safety recommendations are presented with real-life examples.
National Solid Wastes Management Assn.
22 minutes

Recommended for Sanitation departments.  Covers driver safety, vehicle safety, riding in vehicles, trash pick up, slips and falls, loading, dumping, using equipment, landfill safety, and more.
Digital 2000
12 minutes

This video is intended for those in Sanitation departments. Care of the back and safe lifting techniques are discussed.
Digital 2000
9 minutes

One of the most common job-site tools is the gas powered cut-off saw. Few saw users have had any training in correct use of gas-powered saws. This video can provide safety dividends that will provide a lifetime of paybacks. This video focuses on the following: a) primary focus on gasoline-powered saws, b) discusses saw adjustments, safety devices, c) correct blade type and application, d) correct saw starting techniques, and d) care and cleaning of the saw.
Vista
17 minutes

This video explains the importance of performing an inspection before starting a route, what to look for and how to best execute a pre-trip inspection.
Digital 2000
19 minutes

The job of the flagger is crucial for preventing highway work zone accidents. This program reviews vital flagging procedures such as: a) flagger requirements, b) proper clothing and equipment, c) flagger position, and d) stopping and releasing traffic.
Coastal
18 minutes

This video demonstrates how to work in/around trenches safely. Topics include knowing potential hazards and soil conditions, protective systems, safe work habits, and emergency procedures.
1996
Associated General Contrators (AGC)
14 minutes

Explains the common causes and solution to accidents as the result of backing sanitation vehicles. This video covers using helpers as spotters, backing without spotters, mirrors, zone of invisibility, spotter signals, residential backing, and more.
Digital 2000
10 minutes