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| ANSI MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS | | | Explains the standardized format of the ANSI material safety data sheet which aims to make MSDSs easier to read. Describes how the sixteen sections answer four basic questions about working safely with hazardous chemicals. Accompanying guide available.
2007, 13 minutes, No. 690181 | | | |
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| AIR HANDLERS, PART 1: MECHANICAL SYSTEMS | | | Shows how basic air handlers of HVAC systems work, how to perform preventive maintenance, and how to troubleshoot common problems that compromise indoor air quality.
Accompanying guide available.
1996, 15 minutes, No. 620197 | | | |
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| AIR HANDLERS, PART 2: CALIBRATION | | | Demonstrates how to calibrate and test air handlers of HVAC systems in order to ensure indoor air quality. Covers pressure sensors and controls, temperature and humidity controls, smoke damper controls, and outside air and return air dampers.
Accompanying guide available.
1996, 16 minutes, No. 620198 | | | |
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| AIR HANDLERS, PART 2: CALIBRATION | | | Demonstrates how to calibrate and test air handlers of HVAC systems in order to ensure indoor air quality. Covers pressure sensors and controls, temperature and humidity controls, smoke damper controls, and outside air and return air dampers.
Accompanying guide available.
1996, 16 minutes, No. 690184 | | | |
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| AMMONIA SAFETY | | | Explains what anhydrous ammonia is, what its potential hazards are and what the correct safety procedures are for those who work with it. Accompanying guide available.
2007, 20 minutes, No. 690179 | | | |
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| ASBESTOS AWARENESS: ARE YOU AT RISK? | | | Addresses the five areas required by OSHA for asbestos awareness training: forms and uses, health effects, potential locations, recognition of friable asbestos and housekeeping requirements.
Accompanying guide available.
Closed captioned.
1994, 23 minutes, No. 690140 | | | |
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| ASBESTOS AWARENESS: ASBESTOS CUSTODIAL & MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES | | | Describes variety of specific work activities commonly performed by custodial and maintenance personnel who may have need for general asbestos information.
Accompanying guide available.
1995, 18 minutes, No. 620185 | | | |
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| ASBESTOS AWARENESS: UNDERSTANDING THE RISK | | | Provides basic awareness of asbestos, its hazards and OSHA’s requirements to reduce exposure. Aimed at those employees who perform custodial, maintenance or abatement duties. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 490156).
2006, 26 minutes, No. 690156 | | | |
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| ATMOSPHERE SUPPLYING RESPIRATORS | | | Examines use of atmosphere supplying respirators, including when to use them, components, features of airline and SCBA respirators, medical evaluation and fit testing, donning procedures, and care and maintenance.
Accompanying guide available.
1998, 16 minutes, No. 620242 | | | |
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| CHEMICAL HANDLING SAFETY: CORROSIVES | | | Explains the hazards of solid, liquid and gaseous corrosives, safe handling, PPE and emergency response.
Accompanying guide available.
Closed captioned.
2003, 17 minutes, No. 690062 | | | |
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| CHEMICAL HANDLING SAFETY: FLAMMABLES | | | Shows how to identify, handle and store flammable materials, and how to respond to a spill, leak or fire.
Accompanying guide available.
Closed captioned.
2003, 17 minutes, No. 690061 | | | |
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| CHEMICAL HANDLING SAFETY: SOLVENTS | | | Covers health and fire hazards, and symptoms of exposure to solvents. Gives precautions for handling, storage and emergency response.
Accompanying guide available.
Closed captioned.
2003, 16 minutes, No. 690063 | | | |
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| CHEMICAL HANDLING SAFETY: THE BASICS | | | Introduces basic principles of chemical safety, including hazard identification, storage and handling, PPE and emergency procedures.
Accompanying guide available.
Closed captioned.
2003, 17 minutes, No. 690060 | | | |
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| CHEMICAL HAZARDS IN THE WORKPLACE | | | Presents basic training on hazardous chemicals, including chemical labels, material safety data sheets and the written plan required by OSHA. Provides optional test segment at end.
Accompanying guide available.
2001, 20 minutes, No. 690141 | | | |
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| CHEMICAL SPILLS PART 1: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS | | | Discusses how to prepare for a chemical spill and how to deal with a spill or release emergency.
Accompanying guide available.
2001, 5 minutes, No. 690147 | | | |
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| CHEMICAL SPILLS PART 2: CONTROL PROCEDURES | | | Explains how to contain and clean up an incidental chemical spill (one that does not require a full-scale response team).
Accompanying guide available.
2001, 5 minutes, No. 690148 | | | |
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| CHLORINE SYSTEM SAFETY | | | Describes how to make systematic evaluation of chlorine system, determine problem areas, and plan for emergencies.
Accompanying guide available.
1993, 19 minutes, No. 690096 | | | |
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| CHLORINE | | | Introduces the hazards of chlorine and covers proper storage and handling, emergency procedures and personal protective equipment.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 5 minutes, No. 690145 | | | |
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| COMMON TOXICOLOGY TERMS OF AN MSDS | | | Explains common toxicological terms found in material safety data sheets.
1995, 10 minutes, No. 620226 | | | |
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| COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS | | | Presents safe work practices for the handling and use of compressed gas cylinders. Includes mechanical and chemical hazards, inspections, testing, storage and transportation.
Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available.
2000, 14 minutes, No. 690034 | | | |
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| COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS | | | Reviews proper labeling, handling, and storage of compressed gas cylinders.
1995, 5 minutes, No. 620207 | | | |
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| COMPRESSED GASES: SAFE HANDLING | | | Provides safe handling and storage information for compressed gases. Covers labeling, valves, leaks and the specific hazards of various types of compressed gases.
Accompanying guide available.
1995, 18 minutes, No. 690138 | | | |
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| CONFINED SPACE ATMOSPHERIC TESTING | | | Explains how to perform atmospheric testing of confined spaces. Includes information on instrument calibration, pre-entry and continuous monitoring, and responding to unacceptable test results.
1993, 17 minutes, No. 600011 | | | |
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| CONFINED SPACE CASE HISTORIES | | | Presents three case studies of confined space accidents and explains how they could have been prevented.
1995, 14 minutes, No. 620304 | | | |
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| CONFINED SPACE ENTRY AND THE ENTRY PERMIT SYSTEM | | | Covers the confined space entry permit system, confined space hazards and the responsibilities of each of the team members.
Accompanying guide available.
2002, 16 minutes, No. 620008 | | | |
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| CONFINED SPACE ENTRY: INVESTIGATION | | | Analyzes two confined space incidents to illustrate how to work safely in permit-required confined spaces. Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available. Closed captioned.
2005, 22 minutes, No. 620362 | | | |
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| CONFINED SPACE ENTRY: KEEPING PUBLIC EMPLOYEES SAFE | | | Describes the hazards of confined spaces and the procedures required for entry, including permits, atmospheric testing, equipment and the roles of the confined space entry team. Geared for government employees. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2008, 15 minutes, No. 620391 | | | |
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| CONFINED SPACE HOTWORK | | | Details requirements for hotwork in confined spaces, including confined space entry permits and hotwork permits.
1993, 20 minutes, No. 600010 | | | |
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| CONFINED SPACE RESCUE | | | Introduces potential confined space rescue team personnel to requirements for joining in-plant rescue team. Part 1 covers training, hazard recognition, and equipment. Part 2 covers technical rescue techniques, psychological aspects, and teamwork.
1993, 34 minutes, No. 600004 | | | |
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| CONFINED SPACE VENTILATION | | | Indicates when to ventilate, how to ventilate effectively, and safety precautions to be taken.
1993, 18 minutes, No. 600012 | | | |
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| CONFINED SPACES: DANGEROUS PLACES | | | Teaches how to work safely in and around confined spaces. Covers the types of hazards, entry permit requirements and emergency rescue. Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available. Closed captioned.
2007, 26 minutes, No. 620368 | | | |
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| CONFINED SPACES: YOUR TRAINING | | | Covers basics of confined space entry, including training, permits, atmosphere testing and monitoring, PPE, and attendant duties.
1995, 8 minutes, No. 620221 | | | |
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| DANGER: BENZENE | | | Reviews the hazards of benzene and encourages viewers to follow safety procedures.
Accompanying guide available.
1992, 5 minutes, No. 690146 | | | |
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| DEALING WITH HAZARDOUS SPILLS | | | Describes the five levels of HAZMAT training and the responsibilities of each level. Demonstrates how to clean up a small spill. Accompanying guide available.
2001, 23 minutes, No. 690201 | | | |
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| DECON | | | Teaches the principles of a decontamination operation for workers involved in cleanup actions at hazardous waste sites, hazardous releases and spills. Accompanying guide available.
1998, 17 minutes, No. 690203 | | | |
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| DISPOSABLE RESPIRATORS: EXPOSURE CONTROL | | | Discusses the proper use of disposable respirators, from simple dust masks to disposable half-mask styles with cartridges. Covers fit testing, changing and voluntary use. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2002, 11 minutes, No. 620108 | | | |
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| DON`T LET IT GET YOU DOWN: HYDROGEN SULFIDE | | | Describes characteristics of hydrogen sulfide, its physical effects, where it is found, how it is monitored, protective measures, and emergency procedures. Produced for petroleum industry.
1981, 18 minutes, No. 690009 | | | |
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| DRUM HANDLING | | | Covers safe handling of drums, including contents identification and sampling, opening, moving, and disposal.
1992, 18 minutes, No. 690072 | | | |
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| GLOBAL HARMONIZATION: WORLDWIDE HAZARD COMMUNICATION | | | Describes the Globally Harmonized System for the Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) created by the United Nations to standardize hazard communication systems around the world. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2008, 15 minutes, No. 690205 | | | |
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| HANDLING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS | | | Provides refresher lesson on working with and around hazardous materials.
1995, 6 minutes, No. 620215 | | | |
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| HAZ COM - YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW | | | Reviews the four components of the OSHA hazard communication standard.
2001, 5 minutes, No. 690143 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION | | | Teaches employees the basics of chemical safety and hazard communication, including MSDSs, container labels and the new Globally Harmonized System. Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available.
2005, 16 minutes, No. 690176 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION: BEHIND THE SCENES | | | Covers in an entertaining fashion key elements of hazard communication training for workers in general industry: physical and health hazards of chemicals, chemical labels and material safety data sheets. DVD also available (No. 490162). Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2006, 21 minutes, No. 690162 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION: ELEMENTS OF SAFETY | | | Provides an introduction to hazard communication. Covers the requirements of OSHA's hazard communication rule, chemical hazards, exposure limits, MSDSs and labels. Closed captioned.
2006, 19 minutes, No. 690167 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION: INFORMED FOR SAFETY | | | Emphasizes the importance of using material safety data sheets and container labels to learn about the physical and health hazards of chemicals found in the workplace. Describes best practices for working with chemicals. Accompanying guide available.
2008, 15 minutes, No. 690207 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION: KHAZ TALK RADIO | | | Uses a talk radio show format to educate viewers about hazard communication and chemical safety. Covers labels, material safety data sheets, chemical hazards, safe handling and accidental releases.
Accompanying guide available.
1998,15 minutes, No. 690144 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION: REGULATION AND RISK | | | Presents introductory information about the hazard communication standard and the importance of working safely with chemicals. Explains how to use material safety data sheets and labels. Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available. Closed captioned.
2006, 20 minutes, No. 690178 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION: YOUR KEY TO CHEMICAL SAFETY | | | Encourages employees to ask the following questions about hazardous materials: What am I working with? Can it hurt me? How do I protect myself? What do I do if something goes wrong? Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2009, 13 minutes, No. 690002 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION FOR NON-INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYEES | | | Describes common office chemicals and how to work around them safely. Discusses the requirements of OSHAs hazard communication rule and explains material safety data sheets and labels. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 490166).
2004, 17 minutes, No. 690166 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION FOR PUBLIC EMPLOYEES | | | Presents an introduction to hazard communication and chemical safety that is geared to government employees working in a variety of environments. Closed captioned.
2007, 18 minutes, No. 690175 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION FOR SCHOOLS: THE ROAD TO SAFETY | | | Addresses hazard communication for school employees, covering training requirements, chemical hazards, and material safety data sheets.
Accompanying guide available.
1995, 17 minutes, No. 620271 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS, YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW | | | Tailors the importance of hazard communication to automotive repair and fleet maintenance facilities. Portrays potential hazards in actual job settings.
2002, 12 minutes, No. 620288 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS | | | Encourages viewers to be familiar with chemicals in their workplaces, to read material safety data sheets and labels, to use personal protective equipment and to know what to do in emergencies.
Accompanying guide available.
2000, 5 minutes, No. 690142 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLING: HAZARD COMMUNICATION | | | Explains purpose and components of OSHA Hazard Communication standard, including container labeling and MSDSs.
1994, 14 minutes, No. 620178 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LABELS | | | Describes container labeling requirements for hazardous materials. Covers HMIS, NFPA, DOT and EPA labeling systems.
Accompanying guide available.
2002, 22 minutes, No. 690049 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE AWARENESS FOR TRADESPEOPLE: ELECTRICIANS | | | Tailors importance of hazard communication to electricians. Portrays potential physical and health hazards in their actual job settings.
1993, 12 minutes, No. 620235 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE AWARENESS FOR TRADESPEOPLE: GROUNDS PERSONNEL | | | Tailors importance of hazard communication to grounds personnel. Portrays potential physical and health hazards in their actual job settings.
1993, 20 minutes, No. 620240 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE AWARENESS FOR TRADESPEOPLE: MILLWRIGHTS & TINSMITHS | | | Tailors importance of hazard communication to millwrights and tinsmiths. Portrays potential physical and health hazards in their actual job settings.
1993, 23 minutes, No. 620237 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE AWARENESS FOR TRADESPEOPLE: PAINTERS | | | Tailors importance of hazard communication to painters. Portrays potential physical and health hazards in their actual job settings.
1993, 16 minutes, No. 620236 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE AWARENESS FOR TRADESPEOPLE: PIPEFITTERS | | | Tailors importance of hazard communication to pipefitters. Portrays potential physical and health hazards in their actual job settings.
1993, 16 minutes, No. 620239 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE AWARENESS FOR TRADESPEOPLE: TOOLMAKERS | | | Tailors importance of hazard communication to toolmakers. Portrays potential physical and health hazards in their actual job settings.
1993, 15 minutes, No. 620238 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE AWARENESS FOR TRADESPEOPLE: CARPENTERS | | | Tailors importance of hazard communication to carpenters. Portrays potential physical and health hazards in their actual job settings.
1993, 16 minutes, No. 620234 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES - THE FUNDAMENTALS | | | Provides an introduction to hazardous substances. Covers hazard awareness, minimizing exposures and the roles of the organization and the individual employee. Accompanying guide available.
2008, 9 minutes, No. 690210 | | | |
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| HAZARDOUS WASTE AWARENESS | | | Reviews proper handling and storage of hazardous waste in workplace.
1994, 6 minutes, No. 690110 | | | |
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| HAZCOM CASE HISTORIES: LEARN FROM THEIR MISTAKES | | | Presents case studies of three chemical accidents, and explains how they could have been prevented by reading warning labels or material safety data sheets.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 19 minutes, No. 690151 | | | |
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| HAZCOM: AN INTRODUCTION TO MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS | | | Gives viewers basic information about material safety data sheets.
Accompanying guide available.
2001, 5 minutes, No. 690149 | | | |
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| HAZMAT SPILLS: ARE YOU READY? | | | Reviews emergency response to chemical spills: recognition, reporting, and evacuation. Also discusses control and cleanup basics.
1994, 7 minutes No. 690104 | | | |
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| HAZWOPER FIRST RESPONDER: AWARENESS LEVEL | | | Provides the information needed for the first responder awareness level (level 1) of OSHA’s HAZWOPER standard. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2002, 15 minutes, No. 690069 | | | |
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| HAZWOPER FIRST RESPONDER: OPERATIONS LEVEL | | | Focuses on the training required for first responder operations level (level 2) of OSHA’s HAZWOPER standard. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2002, 17 minutes, No. 690070 | | | |
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| HAZWOPER: ROLE OF THE FIRST RESPONDER | | | Explains role of first responder to hazardous materials incidents in industrial workplace, including hazard recognition, use of PPE, and planning.
1996, 9 minutes, No. 690103 | | | |
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| HAZWOPER: YOUR ROLE AS A FIRST RESPONDER | | | Introduces role of first responder in hazardous materials incidents under OSHA’s HAZWOPER rule.
1995, 12 minutes, No. 690108 | | | |
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| HEARING CONSERVATION TRAINING FOR EMPLOYEES | | | Explains how noise exposure damages hearing and how to prevent hearing loss through audiometric testing, hearing protection and reducing off-the-job noise exposure. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2008, 15 minutes, No. 620393 | | | |
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| HEARING PROTECTION: HCP & PPE | | | Describes why hearing conservation programs are important in controlling noise exposure. Demonstrates various types of hearing protection and their use and care.
1994, 11 minutes, No. 620218 | | | |
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| HEARING VIDEO | | | Uses the style of a humorous TV science show to demonstrate how your ears work and the effects of hazardous noise on your hearing.
1997, 19 minutes, No. 620092 | | | |
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| HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM AWARENESS | | | Summarizes the requirements of OSHAs hexavalent chromium rule. Covers the health effects of hexavalent chromium and measures needed to reduce and monitor exposure. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2006, 17 minutes, No. 690168 | | | |
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| HYDROGEN SULFIDE SAFETY | | | Provides an introduction to safe work practices around hydrogen sulfide applicable to a variety of environments.
Accompanying guide and CD-ROM available.
2002, 14 minutes, No. 690032 | | | |
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| IMPROVING INDOOR AIR QUALITY | | | Presents simple guidelines for managing indoor air quality. Explains factors affecting IAQ: sources of contamination, building occupants, and HVAC system.
Accompanying guide available.
1996, 20 minutes, No. 620203 | | | |
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| INDOOR AIR REPORT: BREATHE EASY | | | Examines indoor air quality issues by defining problem and discussing solutions and preventive measures. Accompanying guide available.
1994, 16 minutes, No. 620194 | | | |
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| INTRODUCTION TO HEARING PROTECTION | | | Explains how noise damages ear, how hearing protectors work, and what employers are required to do.
1994, 6 minutes, No. 620229 | | | |
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| INVISIBLE KILLER | | | Describes where carbon monoxide is likely to be found, symptoms of poisoning, and first-aid procedures. Accompanying guide available.
1989, 6 minutes, No. 620204 | | | |
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| LABORATORY SAFETY: THE FINER POINTS | | | Provides a general overview of laboratory safety, including chemical fume hoods, emergency showers and eyewash stations, chemical storage and safe chemical use. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2002, 17 minutes, No. 690084 | | | |
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| LEAD! TREAT IT WITH RESPECT | | | Explains dangers of lead exposure to workers and their families, symptoms of lead poisoning, and methods to reduce exposure to lead.
1993, 17 minutes, No. 620074 | | | |
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| MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS | | | Assists viewers to read and interpret material safety data sheets. Describes important sections and commonly-used terms. Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available. Closed captioned.
2007, 18 minutes, No. 690177 | | | |
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| MOLD AWARENESS | | | Provides a general overview of the hazards of mold in indoor environments. Addresses how to prevent and eliminate mold problems.
Accompanying guide available.
Closed captioned.
2003, 14 minutes, No. 690128 | | | |
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| MSDS: INFORMATION YOU CAN USE | | | Provides detailed information on material safety data sheets: how they are obtained, their common characteristics, and how they can assist with preventing and responding to emergencies.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 19 minutes, No. 620182 | | | |
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| NORM: NATURALLY OCCURRING RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS | | | Helps workers understand and manage naturally-occurring radiation exposure hazards. Emphasizes safe work practices around NORM contamination. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2008, 14 minutes, No. 690206 | | | |
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| NOISE AND YOU | | | Presents an introduction/review of how noise affects hearing and how to avoid hearing loss by assessing noise levels, reducing noise and using hearing protection.
Accompanying guide available.
2002, 19 minutes, No. 620106 | | | |
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| OSHA LEAD STANDARDS FOR CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL INDUSTRY: AN EMPLOYEE TRAINING PROGRAM | | | Provides information on health effects of lead and measures necessary to minimize exposure, including medical surveillance, air monitoring, respiratory protection, and medical removal.
1993, 21 minutes, No. 620161 | | | |
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| PSM & RMP AWARENESS | | | Gives an overview of the requirements of OSHA’s Process Safety Management standard and EPA’s Risk Management Program regulation. Accompanying guide available.
2007, 14 minutes, No. 690180 | | | |
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| PERMIT REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY | | | Describes hazards of confined spaces, entry procedures, attendant responsibilities and rescue.
Accompanying guide and CD-ROM available.
Closed captioned.
2001, 20 minutes, No. 600029 | | | |
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| PRACTICING SAFE SCIENCE | | | Addresses chemical, physical, radiological and biological hazards in the molecular biology laboratory.
1992, 29 minutes, No. 690155 | | | |
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| PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT: SOLVING THE PUZZLE | | | Outlines 14 key components of process safety management, such as process hazard analysis, training and mechanical integrity.
Date unknown, 20 minutes, No. 690082 | | | |
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| PROTECCION RESPIRATORIA: RESPIRE AIRE LIMPIO | | | Provides thorough explanation for respirator users, including selection, medical evaluation, fit testing, proper use, inspection, seal checking, disinfection and storage. Also available in English (no. 620284). Accompanying guide available in Spanish.
1999, 18 minutes, No. 620285 | | | |
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| QUE?! PROTEGIENDO SU AUDICION | | | Takes an entertaining approach to illustrate what happens to workers who ignore the signs of hearing loss and what employees can do to protect their hearing while they still can. In Spanish. Also available in English (No. 620341). Accompanying guide available in Spanish. DVD also available (No. 420342).
2006, 14 minutes, No. 620342 | | | |
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| RADIATION SAFETY | | | Examines hazards of ionizing radiation, how it is used in industrial workplaces, and safe work practices.
Accompanying guide available.
1998, 15 minutes, No. 620247 | | | |
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| RADIATION SAFETY | | | Presents safety precautions for those who work around radioactive materials. Describes types of radiation, biological effects of exposure, monitoring, safe work practices and emergency procedures. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 490158).
2005, 22 minutes, No. 690158 | | | |
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| REMEMBER CHARLIE | | | Features Charlie Morecraft recreating his near-fatal accident at an oil refinery, emphasizing the real consequences of failing to follow safety procedures.
2001, 56 minutes, No. 690134 | | | |
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| RESPIRATORY PROTECTION | | | Covers proper use of respirators, including inspections and fit-testing, as well as common respiratory hazards, types of respirators, and written procedures. Accompanying guide available.
1998, 12 minutes, No. 620241 | | | |
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| RESPIRATORY PROTECTION | | | Discusses how the respiratory system works, common airborne hazards and the proper use, care and fit of respirators. Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available.
2006, 14 minutes, No. 620367 | | | |
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| RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: A BREATH OF FRESH AIR | | | Provides thorough explanation for respirator users, including selection, medical evaluation, fit testing, proper use, inspection, seal checking, disinfection and storage. Also available in Spanish (no. 620285). Accompanying guide available.
1998, 18 minutes, No. 620284 | | | |
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| RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: ANOTHER WORLD | | | Describes how the lungs work, hazardous atmospheres, the respirator selection process and respirator maintenance.
Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available.
Close captioned.
1998, 22 minutes, No. 620294 | | | |
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| RESPIRATORY PROTECTION & SAFETY | | | Teaches employees about the various kinds of airborne hazards and their potential effects on the body, the different types of respirators used to protect against these hazards and proper respirator use and care. Accompanying guide available.
2006, 24 minutes, No. 620358 | | | |
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| RESPIRATORY PROTECTION PROGRAM: EMPLOYEE TRAINING | | | Introduces employees to the measures required when respirators are used, including medical evaluations, respirator selection, fit tests, seal checks and cleaning. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2007, 16 minutes, No. 620361 | | | |
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| RESPIRATORY PROTECTION PROGRAM: EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITIES | | | Presents key elements of a proper respiratory protection program as required by OSHA’s respiratory protection standard. Geared to managers and supervisors. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2007, 20 minutes, No. 620360 | | | |
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| SAFE TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: DRIVER TRAINING | | | Focuses on truck drivers transporting hazardous materials. Covers pre-trip vehicle inspections, driving safety, including with a trailer, and DOT regulations.
Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available.
1997, 16 minutes, No. 690123 | | | |
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| SAFE TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: FUNCTION SPECIFIC TRAINING | | | Presents basic DOT hazardous materials regulatory information and describes common job functions required of various types of employees.
Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available.
1997, 20 minutes, No. 690125 | | | |
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| SAFE TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: GENERAL AWARENESS TRAINING | | | Provides a general introduction to the requirements for the safe transportation of hazardous materials.
Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available.
1997, 18 minutes, No. 690126 | | | |
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| SAFE TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: SAFETY TRAINING | | | Reviews types of chemical hazards and protective measures, as well as emergency response information, including use of emergency response guidebook.
Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available.
1997, 13 minutes, No. 690124 | | | |
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| SAFETY IN THE RESEARCH LABORATORY: CHEMICAL HAZARDS | | | Demonstrates the safety principles that apply to working with many of the hazardous chemicals found in the biology laboratory.
1994, 10 minutes, No. 690154 | | | |
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| SAFETY IN THE RESEARCH LABORATORY: CHEMICAL STORAGE HAZARDS | | | Discusses the basic principles of safe chemical storage in a typical research laboratory.
1995, 11 minutes, No. 690153 | | | |
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| SAFETY IN THE RESEARCH LABORATORY: EMERGENCY RESPONSE | | | Provides general guidance for responding to emergencies in the biology laboratory. Addresses fire safety and personal injuries, and demonstrates the proper cleanup of spills.
1994, 12 minutes, No. 690152 | | | |
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| SILICA SAFETY AWARENESS | | | Explains the risks of exposure to crystalline silica dust, what employers can do to ensure a healthy work environment and best practices for those who work around silica. Accompanying guide available.
2008, 14 minutes, No. 690209 | | | |
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| SILICOSIS | | | Reviews how workers can prevent silicosis by using PPE (especially respirators), engineering controls, and substitute materials.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 6 minutes, No. 620200 | | | |
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| SKIN CARE AND SAFETY | | | Discusses skin hazards such as chemicals, sunlight and sharp objects. Recommends six steps to follow to protect the skin, including PPE, good housekeeping and hygiene and prompt medical attention.
Accompanying guide available.
1991, 13 minutes, No. 620292 | | | |
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| SOLID WASTE SERIES: HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS | | | Presents basic information about hazardous materials in the workplace, including labels and material safety data sheets. Geared to solid waste collection workers.
2009, 12 minutes, No. 620015 | | | |
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| SOLVENTS | | | Highlights safe work practices for solvents. Covers physical characteristics, health issues and personal protective equipment. Accompanying guide available.
2009, 7 minutes, No. 690036 | | | |
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| TAKE HOME TOXICS | | | Presents precautions required to prevent unintentionally taking home toxic materials from workplace.
1995, 6 minutes, No. 620212 | | | |
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| TEN STEPS TO CHEMICAL SAFETY | | | Leads viewers through a general orientation to chemical safety and hazard communication, focusing on 10 basic steps.
Accompanying guide available.
1998, 10 minutes, No. 620130 | | | |
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| THINK WHAT IF, NOT IF ONLY | | | Tells the story of Ken Woodward who lost his sight due to a chemical accident. Emphasizes how the accident affected his family and co-workers, and how it could have been prevented.
2002, 26 minutes, No. 690058 | | | |
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| THOSE WHO KNOW DON'T TELL: THE ON-GOING BATTLE FOR WORKERS' HEALTH | | | Introduces viewers to the history of occupational health, showing how workers and health professionals have collaborated over the past century to make workplaces healthier.
1989, 30 minutes, No. 690135 | | | |
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| UNDERSTANDING HAZARD COMMUNICATION (SPANISH VERSION) | | | Summarizes elements of OSHA's Hazard Communication standard, including labeling, MSDSs and training. In Spanish. Also available in English (no. 620181).
1994, 10 minutes, No. 620192 | | | |
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| UNDERSTANDING HAZARD COMMUNICATION | | | Summarizes elements of OSHA's Hazard Communication standard, including labeling, MSDSs and training. Also available in Spanish (no. 620192).
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 10 minutes, No. 620181 | | | |
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| UNDERSTANDING THE HAZARD CLASSES | | | Provides a detailed description of the nine DOT hazard classes, including recommended actions for emergency responders during hazardous materials incidents.
Accompanying guide available.
1999, 44 minutes, No. 690051 | | | |
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| USING AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATORS | | | Focuses on use of air purifying respirators, covering how to put them on and take them off, fit testing, inspection, maintenance, cleaning, and storage. Also discusses respiratory hazards and respiratory protection programs. Accompanying guide available.
1995, 18 minutes, No. 620199 | | | |
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| WASTE MINIMIZATION | | | Explains benefits of waste reduction and recycling, and suggests how they can be done by manufacturers.
1995, 6 minutes, No. 690102 | | | |
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| WHAT...?! PROTECTING YOUR HEARING | | | Takes an entertaining approach to illustrate what happens to workers who ignore the signs of hearing loss and what employees can do to protect their hearing while they still can. Also available in Spanish (No. 620342). Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 420341).
2006, 13 minutes, No. 620341 | | | |
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| WHAT HEARING LOSS SOUNDS LIKE | | | Replicates two basic types of hearing loss, conductive and noise-induced sensorineural, to demonstrate what hearing loss actually sounds like.
1995, 12 minutes, No. 620269 | | | |
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| WHAT YOU DON`T KNOW CAN HURT YOU: TOXICOLOGY | | | Introduces principles of toxicology, potential risks from toxic chemicals, and proper precautions for minimizing exposure.
1983, 22 minutes, No. 690017 | | | |
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| WHAT`S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?: HAZARD COMMUNICATION EMPLOYEE TRAINING | | | Introduces chemical safety concepts such as physical and health hazards, routes of entry, and chronic and acute effects. Describes labels and MSDSs and information they contain. Intended for Hazard Communication standard training.
Accompanying guide available.
1996, 17 minutes, No. 620233 | | | |
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| WHY PERMITS ARE IMPORTANT | | | Emphasizes importance of confined-space entry permits and responsibility involved when signing one.
1994, 9 minutes, No. 690111 | | | |
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| WORKING IN CONFINED SPACES | | | Provides overview of requirements for entering confined spaces.
1994, 9 minutes, No. 620220 | | | |
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| WORKING SAFELY WITH COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS | | | Covers safe storage, handling, and use of compressed gas cylinders.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 14 minutes, No. 620250 | | | |
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| WORKING SAFELY WITH METALWORKING FLUIDS | | | Explains types of metalworking fluids, their potential health hazards, appropriate work practices, and basic fluid management program. Accompanying guide available.
1997, 15 minutes, No. 620267 | | | |
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