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Search Incident to Arrest
(DVD) |
This DVD covers officer safety, proper arrest techniques and a clear method on how to conduct a search incident to arrest, including gender specific issues.
1999
30 minutes
ALERT Publishing, Inc. |
Seizures of Persons
and
Principals of Officer Safety and Survival
(2 DVD set) |
This DVD discusses the foundation of necessary elements to seize a person.
1997
23 minutes
ALERT Publishing, Inc. |
Edged Weapon Defense and Disarming,
and
Close Quarter Cuffing Techniques
(2 DVD's in one.)
(DVD) |
Edged Weapon Defense and Disarming
Discusses several positive techniques on how to avoid attacks with edged weapons. The scenarios presented are correctional situations.
Close Quarter Cuffing Techniques
A video for correction officers, providing easy-to-follow lessons and safety techniques.
2000
13 minutes and 14 minutes
ALERT Publishing, Inc. |
DUI, Deranged, Or?
(VHS) |
Presents a situation of a man who could be under the influence, mentally ill, or in need of medical attention. The officers must consider different possibilities and act accordingly.
2003
12 minutes
ALERT Publishing, Inc.
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Swimming Pool Operations: A Framework for Action
(VHS) |
This educational video is widely used in the training of swimming pool operators. It addresses many of the key chemical, physical and biological issues in the pool environment. It visually illustrates many day-to-day problems encountered by pool professionals. The program assists instructors in addressing these issues by showing specific examples that are difficult to explain verbally.
1993
54 minutes
Sandy Mac / NRPA |
On Drowning
(VHS) |
This video shows actual people in trouble in the water and can help lifeguards understand signs of drowning. It is a classic look at victim recognition and surveillance. It was produced in the early 1970’s, and rescue techniques and equipment have changed a lot, but this program provides valuable information on the drowning response. Concepts discussed in this video have been incorporated into lifeguard training programs.
1971
17 minutes
Water Safety Films, Inc. |
| Safe and Efficient Operation of Hand-Held Cutoff Saws |
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. (DVD)
VISTA
17 minutes |
Disappearing Dummies: Why Lifeguards Can't See
(DVD) |
This video demonstrates how people, waves, and wind make it more difficult for lifeguards to detect a person on the bottom of a pool.
2006
11 minutes
Aquatics Safety Group |
Five Minute Scanning Strategy
(DVD) |
This program describes a system of scanning to help lifeguards to stay alert while watching people in the pool. Aquatics managers and supervisors should review first and determine appropriateness for their specific operation.
2006
11 minutes
Aquatics Safety Group |
Controlling Static Electricity on Plastic Pipe
(DVD) |
This DVD covers the following: a) a brief history of static electricity and its properties; b) a demonstration of safe, easy methods for controlling the potential hazard while using plastic pipe; c) how static electricity is generated when using plastic pipe; d) how to safely ground all tools and squeeze-off devices; e) the personal protective equipment and general safety equipment used to meet minimum requirements; f) how purge operations should be conducted to reduce the possibility of static charging.
1990
16 minutes
SGA Distribution Technical Training Committee |
Fundamentals of Leak Survey and Detection
(DVD) |
This video is designed to be used with your gas utility’s leak detection training as a refresher course, or as an introduction to leak investigation. MODULE 1(Leak Location and Detection Equipment Methods) covers the various methods available to search for leaks, and explores the different types of leak detection equipment available; MODULE 2 (Leak Classification and Priority Grading) explains the recommended systems for classifying leaks, and how to develop a formal system of leak classification and priority ranking for repairs.
1993
43 minutes
SGA Training Resources |
High Impact Fall Prevention
(VHS) |
The accidents graphically re-created in this video will show employees that shortcuts and other common safety mistakes can lead to painful and sometimes fatal falls. Ladder safety, housekeeping, aerial lifts, fall arrest systems, proper footwear, recognizing hazards and other topics related to fall prevention are featured.
1997
19 minutes
Americal Training Resources |
| Brentwood (TN) Bank Robbery and Shootout |
Video depicts shootout with bank robbery suspect in Tennessee. The video breaks down how a shooting was handled by several officers. The suspect was killed and several officers were wounded.
In The Line of Duty
49 minutes |
| Groundfighting for Smaller Officers |
Smaller officers are confronted by larger people. Smaller size doesn’t have to be a disadvantage. This dvd presents strategies to benefit female and small-stature officers in encounters with larger and stronger opponents, along with training regimens and factors to help officers gain and maintain tactical advantage. Additional training materials are included on the dvd.
2006
In The Line of Duty
31 minutes |
| Weapon Retention Training |
Officers are killed by suspects using the officer’s weapon. This dvd presents a weapons retention system and techniques. Additional training materials are included on the dvd.
2004
In The Line of Duty
34 minutes |
| Do You have the "Right Stuff" to Be a Professional Lifeguard? |
This video can help lifeguards understand their significant responsibilities. The program highlights some of the causes of incidents at public aquatic facilities. Testimonials from aquatics staff members emphasize the importance of training. Children also remind lifeguards why it is important to be prepared for emergency situations. Risk management suggestions are also provided.
PDRMA Aquatics
16 Minutes |
| Dog Attacks: Safety Now |
Help your utility field employees avoid being attacked. This safety training video shows what to do when you unexpectedly encounter a dog, how to read a dog’s behavior, how to protect yourself, and what to do if you are bitten.
AWWA 2000
26 Minutes |
| Respirator Safety: Safety First |
Shows types of respirators used by employees who come into contact with airborne hazards and when and how to use each one.
AWWA 2001
15 Minutes |
| Safe Handling of Water Treatment Chemicals: Safety First |
Prepares utility personnel to work safely with dangerous chemicals. The topics covered include storage and handling, personal protective equipment, disposal of common chemicals, and first aid for chemical injuries.
AWWA
19 Minutes |
| Hydrogen Sulfide: A Matter of Life or Death |
Hydrogen sulfide, an invisible, explosive, flammable and deadly substance,
may be found in situations faced by wastewater, landfill and other utility
employees. This program discusses the properties of hydrogen sulfide,
exposure effects, safety precautions, and emergency procedures. The DVD is
presented in both English and Spanish and includes training materials.
2004
Coastal
20 minutes
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| Basics of Landfill Safety |
Presents an overview of safety issues at a landfill. Topics include speed limits, dust, controlled access, signs, communication, and scavenging. The ethical and practical purposes of safety are also discussed. This video package has 2 DVD’s – English and Spanish.
2003
Blue Ridge Services
15 minutes |
| Basics of Spotter Safety- Landfills |
Discusses basic safety requirements and issues for spotters working at a landfill. Topics include public relations, law and order, communication, teamwork, establishing eye contact, personal protective equipment, and hand signals. This video package has 2 DVD’s – English and Spanish.
2003
Blue Ridge Services
13 minutes |
| Spotter Safety- Communicating with Drivers |
This video discusses the hazards and safety precautions for spotters who communicate with drivers at landfills. Topics include effective use of signs, verbal and non-verbal communication, maintaining visibility, eye contact, blind spots, hand signals, courtesy, and communicating with heavy equipment operators. (DVD)
2004
Blue Ridge Services
12 minutes |
| Handling Offensive Loads |
Discusses safety hazards and solutions for handling offensive loads at landfills. Topics include requiring prior notice, identifying the load, handling offensive loads, dumping in a separate area, masking or eliminating odor, and visually offensive loads. (DVD)
2003
Blue Ridge Services
10 minutes |
| Preventing Landfill Fires |
Presents the safety hazards of controlling landfill fires and how to safely fight fires. Discusses issues such as preparation, evacuating and securing the site, fighting the fire, staying upwind, and isolating the fire. (DVD)
2004
Blue Ridge Services
10 minutes |
| Controlling Landfill Fires |
Presents the safety hazards of controlling landfill fires and how to safely fight fires. Issues discussed include preparation, evacuating and securing the site, fighting the fire, staying upwind, and isolating the fire. (DVD)
2004
Blue Ridge Services
10 minutes |
| Working in Hot Weather |
Discusses topics such as sunburn, dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke, handling hot tools, machine overheating problems, and fire danger. Scenes at landfills. (DVD)
2004
Blue Ridge Services
12 minutes |
| Equipment Safety- General Issues |
Discusses basic safety requirements and issues for equipment safety and applies to most landfill equipment. Topics include walk-around pre-trip inspections, mounting and dismounting, basic operation, and parking. This video package has 2 DVD’s – English and Spanish.
2003
Blue Ridge Services
10 minutes |
| Machine Maintenance |
Discusses the importance of maintaining landfill equipment, the importance of preventative maintenance, and the use of personal protective equipment. (DVD)
2005
Blue Ridge Services
15 minutes |
| Equipment Safety-Loaders |
This video discusses how to safely operate a wheel loader in the landfill, including things to think about when loading trucks, pushing waste, and grading with a loader. (DVD)
2005
Blue Ridge Services
14 minutes |
| Equipment Safety- Compactor |
This video discusses safety issues and solutions for operating a landfill compactor. Topics include machine characteristics, pre-trip walkaround inspections, mounting and dismounting, starting the machine, working near other vehicles and people, compacting guidelines, speed vs. safety, watching for hazardous materials, and working on a slope. (DVD)
2004
Blue Ridge Services
10 minutes |
| Equipment Safety- Dozers |
This video discusses the safety issues of operating a dozer at a landfill, including walkaround and pretrip inspections, mounting and dismounting, starting the machine, working around other vehicles and people, pushing, working on steep slopes, and working on the tipping pad. (DVD)
2003
Blue Ridge Services
10 minutes |
| Bloodborne Pathogens (Landfills) |
Intended for landfill employees, program covers topics such as sources of exposure, working safely, hazards to watch, personal protective equipment, minimizing your risk, and what to do if exposed. (DVD)
2005
Blue Ridge Services
15 minutes |
| Dealing with Unruly Customers |
This video addresses issues with what to do when a customer is showing aggressive behavior at a landfill. (DVD)
2006
Blue Ridge Services
10 minutes |
| Basics of Transfer Stations Safety |
This introductory training video presents an overview of safety issues at a transfer station. Topics include why safety is important and required, speed limits, dust, controlled access, signs, communication, scavenging, safety at the unloading area, traffic safety, heavy equipment safety, and personal protective equipment. The ethical and practical purposes of safety are also discussed. (DVD)
2004
Blue Ridge Services
20 minutes |
| Basics of Spotter Safety- Transfer Stations |
This video discusses the basic safety requirements and issues for spotters working at a transfer station. Topics include public relations, law and order, communication, teamwork, establishing eye contact, personal protective equipment, and hand signals. (DVD)
2004
Blue Ridge Services
13 minutes |
| Traffic Safety- General |
This video discusses the basic safety hazards and solutions for dealing with traffic at transfer stations. Topics include slow un-loaders, mixing vehicles, bulky loads, unstable vehicles, tire damage, dusty loads, litter loads, and planning for load placement. (DVD)
2005
Blue Ridge Services
11 minutes |
| Equipment Safety- Loader |
This video discusses how to safely operate a wheel loader at a solid waste transfer station. Topics include loading trucks, pushing waste, and grading with a loader. (DVD)
2005
Blue Ridge Services
12 minutes |
| Slips, Trips and Falls |
There are many hazards that can cause people to slip, trip or fall. The program discusses what to think about when these hazards are present and wearing proper PPE and clothing during inclement weather to stay safe. (DVD)
2006
Blue Ridge Services
14 minutes |
| Handling Difficult Loads |
This video discusses the safety hazards and solutions for dealing with difficult loads. Topics include slow un-loaders, mixing loads, mixing vehicles, bulky material, unstable loads, tire damage, litter loads, and planning for difficult loads. (DVD)
2005
Blue Ridge Services
10 minutes |
| Bloodborne Pathogens (Transfer Stations) |
This video discusses the hazards and safety measures for working around bloodborne pathogens. Topics include sources of exposure, hazards to watch for, working safe, personal protective equipment, minimizing your risk, other safety precautions, and what to do if you are exposed to bloodborne pathogens. (DVD)
2005
Blue Ridge Services
17 minutes |
| Poisonous Snakes |
Discusses how to identify venomous snakes versus non-venomous snakes, along with what to do in the event of snakebite. The situations presesented are at landfills, but the information could help others that might come into contact with snakes. (DVD)
2005
Blue Ridge Services
15 minutes |
| Safety First |
This video discusses how employees should prepare for and protect themselves from weather extremes, including very cold weather and very hot and humid conditions. (DVD)
2001
AWWA
16 minutes |
| Heat Stress: Don't Lose Your Cool |
This program discusses working in the heat, acclimatization, proper work procedures, fluid intake, eating habits, proper clothing and information on sunburn, heat rash, exhaustion and heat stroke. The DVD includes ENGLISH and SPANISH language options. (DVD)
2000
Coastal
16 minutes |
| Bloodborne Pathogens for Law Enforcement |
Law enforcement personnel frequently face the risk of bloodborne pathogens. This video reviews the essential elements of exposure control, including work controls, housekeeping and personal protective equipment. (DVD)
2002
Coastal
17 minutes |
| Do It for Me |
In this motivational DVD, children present excuses for not wearing safety gear. Parents explain why the gear is important. The children remind their parents about the importance of safety when they visit their parents in a variety of work situations. This program includes a leader’s guide on CD.
2007
ERI Safety Videos
16 minutes |
| I Chose to Look the Other Way |
This DVD encourages employees to help their co-workers to prevent injuries. By looking the other way when an unsafe act occurs, there can be unintended consequences. Everyone should be an active part of safety. This program includes a leader’s guide on CD.
2002
ERI Safety Videos
12 minutes |
| Office Safety: It's a Jungle in There |
This DVD covers the hidden and subtle hazards of working in an office, along with preventing injury, controlling danger, and formulating emergency plans. The DVD includes English and Spanish versions.
2004
Coastal
20 minutes |
| Think and Be Safe |
Not thinking about safety can cause injury, pain, suffering, and death. This motivational DVD emphasizes the need to think about the repercussions of actions, thinking before acting, thinking about the warning signs and acting on our thinking. This program includes a leader’s guide on CD.
2007
ERI Safety Videos
18 minutes |
| Safety's Most Wanted |
This DVD addresses uncorrected hazards, shortcuts, and complacency. Viewers will see how these injury instigators contribute to injuries and fatalities in work situations. This program includes a leader’s guide on CD.
2006
ERI Safety Videos
15 minutes |
| Hazard Communication for Public Employees |
This DVD training program will help train employees on how to work safely with the hazardous substances found in their workplace. The program covers physical and health hazards, how exposure occurs, personal protective equipment, material safety data sheets, and chemical container warnings and labels. This program includes English and Spanish versions.
2007
Coastal
19 minutes |
| Defensive Driving for Government Employees |
For government employees, motor vehicle accidents are a leading cause of death on the job. This DVD covers techniques to prevent accidents from happening. Topics include respect for the vehicle, driver responsibilities, seat belts, weather considerations, distractions, and more. This program includes English and Spanish versions.
Coastal |
| Effective Report Writing |
This DVD addresses the basic elements and objectives of good law enforcement report writing, basic tools of writing, understanding the importance of good grammar, and the importance of truthfulness and completeness to avoid loss of credibility and possible criminal and civil liability risks.
1999
Alert
34 minutes |
| Essential Communications Skills Parts I-III |
The DVD covers the importance of law enforcement officer communication skills, how communication plays a role in the effectiveness of criminal investigations, and that such skills impact officer safety.
2003
Alert
52 minutes |
| Search Warrant Process Parts I-III |
This DVD provides information to law enforcement personnel on how to apply for a search warrant, recognizing an apparently valid search warrant, and understanding considerations in search warrant execution.
2003
Alert
51 minutes |
| Sanitation Safety |
This DVD includes four sections: Rear Loader Safety, Auto Loader Safety, Recycling Pick-up Safety, and Transfer Station safety. Any section can be played separately depending upon the audience. People who work in sanitation and believe in doing the job safely provide important safety tips and information.
2007
Phantom Productions
60 minutes |
| Watch Your Step! Avoiding Slips, Trips, Falls and Back Injuries at Work |
This DVD addresses various issues involving slips, trips and falls, including housekeeping, offices, ladders, and personal protective equipment.
2006
Workplace Media Collection
22 minutes |
| Defensive Flagging: A Survivor's Guide |
This combination English/Spanish DVD illustrates the dangers inherent in flagging. It emphasizes the importance of wearing high-visibility vests, using proper equipment, and following standard procedures in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.
2006
TEEX
18 minutes |
| On the Job: Sampling |
This DVD demonstrates the role of monitoring water quality. Kinds of samples, equipment, sample location, correctly collecting a sample, and procedures are discussed.
2000
AWWA
11 minutes |
| On the Job: Leak Detection |
This DVD covers steps for planning a water distribution system leak detection program, equipment, and common procedures for detecting non-surfacing and surfacing leaks.
2000
AWWA
15 minutes |
| On the Job: Trenching and Excavation |
New field employees learn basic safety and work procedures for water-main installation and repair in this video. The video shows proper clothing and safety equipment, working around heavy equipment, and ladders and trench boxes. New employees also see what goes on during typical pipe installations and repairs.
2000
AWWA
11 minutes |
| Chain Saw Safety, Maintenance and Operations |
This DVD covers chain saw features, maintenance, sharpening, protective equipment and apparel, and operation. A major chain saw manufacturer produced the program.. The program includes English and Spanish versions.
2006
STIHL
63 minutes |
| Proper Operation of Leaf Blowers |
This DVD promotes safe and courteous use of power blowers. Topics include equipment inspection, worksite inspection, personal protective equipment, use of nozzle extenders, being aware of surroundings, and preventive maintenance. The program includes English and Spanish versions.
2000
Portable Power Equipment Manufacturers Assn.
20 minutes |
| Stealing From Thieves: Equipment Theft Prevention |
Job sites are a common target for thieves. Equipment can be found in remote locations, is easy to start, and worth a lot more than many cars. This program discusses how thieves operate, tips to prevent theft, and implementing a prevention program.
2007
Vista Training
20 minutes |
| Headaches for Vandals: Jobsite Vandalism and Tool Theft Prevention |
Job sites are common targets for vandals. Children and others can get access to job sites filled with valuable tools and materials. This program covers small tool theft and damage prevention by discouraging entry to the job site, preventing damage and downtime, and addressing liability exposures and costs.
2007
Vista Training
11 minutes |
| Flammable Liquids Safety |
This set of DVD's provides information to employees working with flammable liquids. "Flammable Liquids Safety" defines flash point, lower flammable limit, upper flammable limit, auto ignition temperature, and other terms. "Bonding and Grounding of Flammable Liquids" illustrates static electricity and how to reduce static electricity when transferring flammables. The package also includes a leader's guide on CD.
Digital 2000
9 minutes |
| Shallow Water Blackout (For Swimming Pools) |
Shallow water blackout (SWB) results from an insufficient amount of carbon dioxide to activate the body's natural impulse to breathe. Swimmers who practice prolonged underwater breath-holding are particularly at risk of SWB. By rapidly breathing deeply prior to submersion (hyperventilation), swimmers blow off an excessive amount of carbon dioxide. When the oxygen level in the blood runs low before the carbon dioxide level rises to the point that triggers the breathing reflex, the swimmer loses consciousness. The swimmer never actually feels as though a breath is needed. Once submerged underwater, the swimmer is hidden from the view of lifeguards by surface glare and ripples/waves on the surface. A series of events is then triggered, including the inhalation of water, possible convulsions, and ultimately cardiac arrest and death.
2008
Aquatic Safety Research Group
30minutes |
| Hazard Tree-Risk Assessment and Mitigation for Tree Workers |
This DVD contains a model job briefing, advanced rigging, and risk mitigation techniques and the latest methods to qualify and quantify hidden defects.
Tree Care Industry Association
30 Minutes |
| Handling Sodium Hypochlorite Safety |
Chlorine Safety
Intended for all who are handling or may handle sodium hypochlorite.
The Chlorine Institute, Inc.
21 Minutes |
| First Response to Chlorine Exposures |
Chlorine Safety
This DVD presents an overview of medical symptoms and treatment of chlorine exposure.
The Chlorine Institute. Inc.
9 Minutes |
| Safety
First: Lockout/Tagout for Water Distribution (DVD) |
Lockout/tagout is one of the most important safety procedures that water operators need to know. Needless injuries and deaths happen year-after-year, either because lockout/tagout was improperly performed or because it was not communicated to all parties who should have known. This video provides a basic overview of lockout/tagout procedures, including why equipment must be locked and tagged when taken out of service, who performs the procedure, what materials and equipment are needed, notification, and recordkeeping.
AWWA
15 Minutes
2006 |
| Brush Chipper Operation and Maintenance |
his video covers drum, disc, and mechanical drum chippers. Topics covered include brush chipper operations and maintenance, chipper safety checklist, items to avoid wearing when chipping, attaching a chipper for towing, stacking brush, chipper operations, and safety during maintenance.
National Arborist Association
15 Minutes
2000 |
| Skid
Steer Pre-Operation Inspection (DVD) |
It’s easy to classify the skid steer
(or “Bobcat” type loader) as a simple machine to operate,
but anyone can quickly create a dangerous situation for the operator
or nearby people. This video discusses how to complete an inspection,
what to inspect, skid steer capacities, and work situations.
VISTA Start
Smart Training
12 Minutes
2007
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| Motor
Fleet Maintenance Safety (DVD) |
This DVD covers mechanic safety training,
addressing hazards associated with vehicle maintenance and repair.
The video explains basic tools, electrical hand tools, fire hazards,
and more.
Digital-2000
18 Minutes
2008 |
| Wheel
Loader Walk Around Introduction (DVD) |
This DVD covers manufacturer variations,
identifying future problems, tire care, proper inflation, tire dangers,
safety devices, and fire extinguishers, etc.
VISTA Start Smart Training
15 Minutes
1993 |
| Wheel
Loader Operating Techniques (DVD) |
This video covers a wide variety of machine
brands, working scenes, correct operation hills/rough terrain, hillside
dangers, and slip/trip recovery.
VISTA Start Smart Training
21 Minutes
1993 |
| TIPS
From the Pros: Wheel Loader (DVD) |
Tips relating to inspecting the wheel
loader machine and the jobsite, planning the job, machine adjustments,
material handling techniques, and trench back-filling techniques are
covered in this video.
VISTA Start Smart Training
17 Minutes
2005 |
| Backhoe
Loader Safe Operating Techniques (DVD) |
Provides tips on how to operate a backhoe
smoothly and safely in a wide variety of work conditions with several
different attachments.
VISTA Start Smart Training
15 Minutes
1992 |
| Backhoe
Loader Pre-Start Inspection (DVD) |
A good inspection means more than pulling
the dipstick and kicking the tires. This video provides an organized
way to perform a good daily pre-start inspection that helps keep the
machine running reliably all day long.
VISTA Start Smart Training
12 Minutes
1992 |
| Skid
Steer Safe Operating Techniques (DVD) |
This video continues from the skid steer
inspection video (#151) and discusses safe operating techniques such
as blind spots and backing, weather, safe hauling (terrain and slopes),
and ten tips from experienced operators.
VISTA Start Smart Training
13 Minutes
2001 |
| Backhoe
Loader Maintenance and Transport (DVD) |
People have died or been seriously injured
making avoidable mistakes during maintenance or transportation of their
machine. The lessons in this video were taken from real-life situations
and give the operator a chance to learn from the deadly mistakes of
others.
VISTA Start Smart Training
9 Minutes
1992 |
| Safety
Orientation- Nursing (DVD) |
Program designed to provide basic safety
orientation information to nurses. Program includes safe lifting techniques,
needle stick prevention, basic infection control procedures, electrical
safety and other important topics.
Digital-2000
14 Minutes
2007 |
| Be Safe, Be Proud: Safety Awareness for Supervisors and Route Managers (DVD) |
This program will help solid waste department supervisors, route managers, driver trainers, and others observe drivers, helpers, and shop employees and coach them on how to teach others to avoid injuries and accidents. Focused on solid waste collection and maintenance, it covers route observations, how to communicate with employees about safety issues, and the importance of following applicable safety rules. The video shows actual sanitation trucks and employees.
NSWMA
20 minutes
2008 |
| Be Safe, Be Proud - At the Transfer Station (DVD) |
This program will help both transfer station employees and haulers identify principal safety hazards at transfer stations and how to avoid injuries and accidents. Topics include traffic control, scavenging, personal protective equipment, spatial separation of equipment, and training. The video shows an actual operating transfer station and uses humor to keep employees’ attention.
NSWMA
18 minutes
2008 |
| Waking Up To Emergency and Disaster Management (DVD) |
This comprehensive training program was specifically produced to provide entities with the knowledge and information to implement disaster management programs. Community leaders have an obligation to citizens to be prepared for any type of emergency or disaster. This video can help reduce the losses associated with these potential threats.
CIRSA
24 minutes
2002 |
| Accident Investigations: Don't Play the Blame Game (DVD) |
This program describes the key steps in the accident investigation process and emphasizes the prevention of future accidents. The importance of prompt reporting, fact gathering, root cause, analysis, implementing corrective measures, and conducting follow-ups are covered. Near-miss accidents are also discussed.
CIRSA
24 minutes
2004 |
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