Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety
Training Videos
The following films are
available for departmental use by calling Environmental and Occupational Health
and Safety at extension 3700 or by stopping in the department located in room
2046 Cushwa Hall.
ITS: INDUSTRIAL TRAINING SYSTEMS CORPORATION
Lab Hood Safety
Air Purifying Respirators
Bloodborne Pathogens: Workplace Precautions for Industry
Computer Fitness: How to Work Comfortably, Productively, and Safely
The Right Moves: Ergonomics in the Workplace
Safety Management
Communications/Human Relations
Employee Safety Training
Safety Inspections
Accident Investigations
Industrial Hygiene
Personal Protective Equipment
Ergonomics
Machine Safeguarding
Hand Tools and Portable Power Tools
Materials Handling and Storage
Electrical Safety
Fire Safety
BBP: SAFETY PAYS
Safety and The Supervisor: A Positive Safety Attitude Pays
Medical Emergencies in the Workplace: Those First Crucial Minutes
Gear Up for Safety
Keep Housekeeping Standards High
Get a Grip on Hand Safety
Hunt Down Hazards
Electrical Safety: Don't Put Your Life on the Line
Fight Fire with Prevention
Skin Protection-The Hazards in the Workplace
Working with Hazardous Materials: Ten Steps to Greater Safety
Seven Steps to Ladder Safety
Protect Your Hearing
Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls
Off-The-Job Safety
Safe Materials Handling
Drive Safely
Lockout, Tag Out-Six Steps to Safety
Near Misses
Safe Stocking and Storage
Short Cuts
Body Mechanics: Preventing Pain and Strain
Commitment to Safety: Safety Orientation
Accident Reporting and Investigation
Safety and Substance Abuse
Work Zone Safety
Preventing Hand Injury
Machine and Equipment Safety
Personal Protective Equipment
Repetitive Motion Injury: Prevention is in Your Hands
Disaster Preparedness: What to do if It Happens
Heat Stress
Respiratory Safety
Working in Confined Spaces
CINEMA SAFETY PRODUCTS
Table and Radial Arm Saw Safety
ITS: INDUSTRIAL TRAINING SYSTEMS CORPORATION
LAB HOOD SAFETY
#600-20
12:15 min.
OBJ: Discusses reducing laboratory exposures that result from incorrect selection and use of
laboratory fume hoods. The basic "do's" and "don't's" for working safely in a hood are
emphasized.
AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATORS
#826-03
18:00 min.
OBJ: Provides specific information about air purifying respirators, covering such topics as
advantages and limitations, the basic types and styles, and the various parts of a respirator. Proper
use and maintenance is emphasized. Step-by-step donning instructions and importance of fit
testing are demonstrated.
BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: WORKPLACE PRECAUTIONS FOR
INDUSTRY
#801-22
16:00 min.
OBJ: Assists employers with the required training of Emergency Response Teams, housekeeping
personnel, and in-house laundry departments on taking proper precautions to avoid contact with
bloodborne pathogens. The concept of universal precautions, correct selection and use of personal
protective equipment are fully examined.
COMPUTER FITNESS: HOW TO WORK COMFORTABLY,
PRODUCTIVELY, AND SAFELY
#840-09
19:05 min.
OBJ: Addresses all of the key aspects of working safely with video display terminals including:
body positioning, chair and workstation adjustments, screen glare, workstation layout, and
repetitive motion. Also addressed is the concern over VDT radiation. Several exercises are
described and demonstrated to help employees maintain flexibility and reduce strain.
THE RIGHT MOVES: ERGONOMICS IN THE WORKPLACE
#827-24
18:00 min.
OBJ: Valuable, practical instructions are presented to help supervisors identify ergonomic
deficiencies in the workplace. By reducing the likelihood of repetitive motion and other
ergonomic disorders, employers can reduce lost time and improve productivity. Emphasizes a
team approach to controlling hazards; explains the most common causes of ergonomic disorders
and provides step-by-step instructions for identifying problem areas. Examples of typical disorders
and their solutions are clear and plentiful.
NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL: SUPERVISORS' DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SAFETY MANAGEMENT
17:30 min.
OBJ: Approaches safety and health management as a planning function; discusses the importance
of planning for safety and health, much like companies plan for production, cost control, research,
and marketing: focuses on redirecting efforts from "accident prevention" to safety management
planning.
COMMUNICATIONS/HUMAN RELATIONS
17:11 min.
OBJ: Improves supervisors' communications and motivational skills; shows that the supervisor is
a communication bridge between employees and management; supervisors communicate in three
ways: writing, verbally, nonverbal.
EMPLOYEE SAFETY TRAINING
16:58 min.
OBJ: Teaches safety training methods that will aid in employee development and safety
awareness; discusses the importance of safety training in preventing accidents and injuries, the
need for training new employees and transferring employees; teaches the four-step approach
called "Job Instruction Training".
SAFETY INSPECTIONS
16:36 min.
OBJ: Teaches how safety inspections fit into a successful safety management program; discusses
the goal of safety inspections as recognizing, understanding and controlling potential hazards;
describes three kinds of inspections: continuous, formal, planned in-house; and formal, planned
outside inspections.
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
16:30 min.
OBJ: Identifies accident investigation techniques for the purpose of preventing future mishaps;
presents the importance of following a thorough, step-by-step procedure when investigating all
workplace accidents, including near misses.
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
16:26 min.
OBJ: Teaches recognition of potential health hazards and how to eliminate or control hazards;
discusses anticipation and recognition of potential hazards, evaluation of the problem, and action
to correct the problem.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
14:04 min.
OBJ: Makes supervisors aware of the importance of the right personal protective equipment
(PPE) and the need to ensure that employees wear it.
ERGONOMICS
13:56 min.
OBJ: Presents the basic principles of ergonomics so supervisors can recognize problems, evaluate
them, and suggest ways to control them; deals with injuries and illnesses due to repetitive motion,
excessive twisting, bending, reaching, poorly designed work stations, insufficient lighting,
vibration, extremes in temperature, and poorly designed tools.
MACHINE SAFEGUARDING
16:15 min.
OBJ: Teaches identification of mechanical hazards before accidents occur and to implement
mechanical safeguarding programs.
HAND TOOLS AND PORTABLE POWER TOOLS
16:13 min.
OBJ: Emphasizes that using the right hand and power tools and training workers to use them
properly can prevent accidents and injuries.
MATERIALS HANDLING AND STORAGE
14:34 min.
OBJ: Discusses the role of safety in controlling accidents in materials handling and in storage of
materials.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
14:23 min.
OBJ: Presents the importance of recognizing, understanding, and controlling electrical hazards
and; discusses use of appropriate control measures to reduce the potential for injuries.
FIRE SAFETY
16:23 min.
OBJ: Discusses the importance of recognizing fire hazards and using appropriate fire control;
emphasizes prevention as the most important part of a fire safety program.
BBP: SAFETY PAYS
SAFETY AND THE SUPERVISOR: A POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
PAYS OFF
22:00 min.
OBJ: Illustrates the importance of a proper safety attitude and how it can prevent accidents in the
workplace.
MEDICAL EMERGENCIES IN THE WORKPLACE: THOSE FIRST
CRUCIAL MINUTES
20:32 min.
OBJ: Shows employees the importance of knowing first-aid procedures and to provide them with
the basic information they need to report emergencies and administer first-aid treatment.
GEAR UP FOR SAFETY
4:23 min.
OBJ: Drives home the point that protective equipment is vital to the safety of the department and
the need for protective clothing when working under certain conditions.
KEEP HOUSEKEEPING STANDARDS HIGH
6:00 min.
OBJ: Reminds employees of the importance of keeping their work areas neat and clean.
GET A GRIP ON SAFETY
5:50 min.
OBJ: Enhances the employee's appreciation of the importance of proper hand protection and the
need to get immediate first-aid treatment for any hand injury, no matter how small.
HUNT DOWN HAZARDS
10:50 min
OBJ: Shows employees that hazard detection and correction is their responsibility; teaches
electrical hazard awareness.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY: DON'T PUT YOUR LIFE ON THE LINE
8:40 min.
OBJ: Makes employees recognize that electricity is a major cause of industrial fire; teaches
electrical hazard awareness.
FIGHT FIRE WITH PREVENTION
11:40 min.
OBJ: Teaches employees about industrial fires: what causes them; how to prevent them; how to
handle fire-fighting equipment; and how to act calmly if fire breaks out.
SKIN PROTECTION-THE HAZARDS IN THE WORKPLACE
7:10 min.
OBJ: Makes employees aware that even the most ordinary chemicals and materials can cause
injury to the skin; provides ways to prevent skin problems.
WORKING WITH HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: TEN STEPS TO
GREATER SAFETY
10:23 min.
OBJ: Shows your employees steps that they can take to protect themselves-and others-from the
danger of improper handling of hazardous materials in the workplace.
SEVEN STEPS TO LADDER SAFETY
12:45 min.
OBJ: Gives employees seven important safety rules to consider whenever they use a ladder-either
on or off the job.
PROTECT YOUR HEARING
9:30 min.
OBJ: Makes employees aware of the potential damage noise exposure can cause and how easy it
is to protect their hearing.
PREVENTING SLIPS, TRIPS, AND FALLS
10:49 min.
OBJ: Teaches employees to be on the lookout for unsafe acts and unsafe conditions and how to
prevent slips, trips and falls.
OFF-THE-JOB-SAFETY
OBJ: Provides employees with seven rules they can use to make safety a priority off-the-job as it
is in the workplace.
SAFE HANDLING MATERIALS
11:55 min.
OBJ: Shows employees eight simple rules for safe materials handling-rules that will make them
aware of material handling hazards and will make the department safer for everyone.
DRIVE SAFELY
12:20 min.
OBJ: Asks six important questions that every driver should ask about his or her driving; provides
practical information to make being on the road safer for everyone.
LOCKOUT, TAG OUT-SIX STEPS TO SAFETY
11:00 min.
OBJ: Shows employees the steps that they can take to protect themselves-and others-from serious
accidents.
NEAR MISSES
7:10 min.
OBJ: Shows employees the importance of reacting to near accidents and which responses are
effective.
SAFE STOCKING AND STORAGE
11:56 min.
OBJ: Makes employees aware of correct methods of stacking and storing so that employees will
be able to recognize storage hazards and bring them to someone's attention before they cause
injury or damage. Provides practical information needed to make departments safer for everyone.
SHORT CUTS
7:15 min.
OBJ: Shows employees the most common shortcuts taken on the job and explains why they are so
dangerous; explains why the correct way of doing everything is the smartest and safest choice.
BODY MECHANICS: PREVENTING PAIN AND STRAIN
11:44 min.
OBJ: Shows employees the correct ways to move their bodies and provides them with a means
for strengthening their muscles helping to reduce the risk of injury both on and off the job.
COMMITMENT TO SAFETY: SAFETY ORIENTATION
16:45 min.
OBJ: To focus on ten key areas of safety. These are the basic precautions that all employees
absolutely must take to protect themselves and their co-workers-no matter what their job or
where they work.
ACCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION
14:00 min.
OBJ: Explains the reasons most people object to reporting accidents in the first place; outlines a
five-point action plan explaining how employees can react more effectively when an accident
occurs; stresses the importance of employee cooperation in reporting an accident and emphasizes
the positive outcome of a thorough accident investigation.
SAFETY AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE
11:00 min.
OBJ: Substance abuse is one of the biggest safety problems on the job these days. This video
makes employees aware of the danger when people work under the influence of alcohol or drugs;
shows what to do if a coworker is using drugs or alcohol on the job.
WORK ZONE SAFETY
13:00 min.
OBJ: Makes employees aware of the existence of their work zones and teaches them how to
identify parameters of a work zone. Offers guidelines they can use to make
their work zones safe for themselves and for others, such as remodeling,
repairing, or reporting safety hazards.
PREVENTING HAND INJURY
MACHINE AND EQUIPMENT SAFETY
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
REPETITIVE MOTION INJURY: PREVENTION IS IN YOUR HANDS
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS: WHAT TO DO IF IT HAPPENS
HEAT STRESS
RESPIRATORY SAFETY
WORKING IN CONFINED SPACES