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Division of Safety & Hygiene Video Library - Miscellaneous Videos (VHS only)
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Miscellaneous Videos
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| ACCIDENTS AREN`T JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS | | | Features Martin L’Esperance, a firefighter and paramedic, speaking on taking responsibility for your own safety both on and off the job, and the huge consequences of not doing so.
Accompanying guide available.
2003, 20 minutes, No. 690039 | | | |
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| CHAINSAW MAINTENANCE & SAFETY | | | Covers components of chainsaws, maintenance requirements, and safe operation.
1993, 17 minutes, No. 690094 | | | |
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| CUSTODIAL STAFF SAFETY | | | Addresses hazards and safe work practices of custodians, including slips, trips, and falls, lifting, and electrical hazards.
1995, 9 minutes, No. 690106 | | | |
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| CUSTODIAN`S GUIDE TO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY | | | Covers six safety concerns of school custodians: lifting and carrying, ladders, chemicals, trips and slips, tools, and asbestos. Accompanying guide available.
1991, 25 minutes, No. 690120 | | | |
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| DANCING ALONE | | | Presents effects of work-related accident on family members and friends.
1995, 11 minutes, No. 690098 | | | |
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| DEADLY DUST III | | | Teaches employees who work in grain elevators the facts about grain dust explosions and their role in preventing them.
Accompanying guide available.
Closed captioned.
1995, 22 minutes, No. 690139 | | | |
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| DELIVERING THE GOODS | | | Identifies potential hazards and safe work practices for route sales and delivery workers, with an emphasis on loading procedures and lifting techniques.
Accompanying guide available.
2001, 13 minutes, No. 650045 | | | |
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| DISASTER SAFETY: AFTERMATH AND CLEANUP | | | Provides an introduction to safety issues for workers involved in cleanup operations after disasters. Includes recognition and control of physical and health hazards, PPE and stress. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 490159).
2006, 17 minutes, No. 690159 | | | |
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| DOG BITE SAFETY | | | Shows how to recognize potential problems with dogs and how to avoid being attacked. Aimed at workers who must enter residential areas where dogs might be present.
1993, 14 minutes, No. 690092 | | | |
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| EMERGENCY EVACUATION: GETTING OUT ALIVE | | | Teaches employees how to respond appropriately to emergencies such as fires, earthquakes, hazardous materials incidents and explosions. Geared to industrial and office workers. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2004, 16 minutes, No. 690171 | | | |
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| EMERGENCY EVACUATION OF THE FACILITY | | | Details the steps to follow during the emergency evacuation of a correctional facility. Emphasizes the need for safety, security and preparation. Accompanying guide available. DVD also available (No. 490157).
2002, 9 minutes, No. 690157 | | | |
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| EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS | | | Discusses how to recognize and respond to workplace emergencies such as medical emergencies, severe weather, and chemical spills.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 14 minutes, No. 690099 | | | |
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| EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS | | | Stresses importance of being prepared for natural disasters and job-specific emergencies with proper planning and drills.
1994, 6 minutes, No. 690107 | | | |
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| EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS: A SUPERVISOR`S ROLE | | | Emphasizes the responsibility of management to identify, plan, prepare and implement for all types of emergencies. Addresses workplace violence, tornadoes, floods, fire and power outages. DVD also available (No. 490163).
2005, 34 minutes, No. 690163 | | | |
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| EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS: AN EMPLOYEE`S RESPONSIBILITY | | | Addresses the personal roles and responsibilities of employees for emergency preparedness. Includes terrorism, fire, floods and workplace violence. DVD also available (No. 490164).
2004, 26 minutes, No. 690164 | | | |
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| GUIA PRACTICA DE LA COCINA | | | Demonstrates safety procedures for food service workers in two segments: food handling, especially food poisoning prevention techniques, and safe work practices in the kitchen, especially for electricity, lifting, fire and heat. Also available in English (no. 690114).
Accompanying guide available in Spanish.
1998, 23 minutes, No. 690028 | | | |
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| HOTEL SAFETY: A REALITY CHECK-IN | | | Illustrates health and safety issues for hotel workers, including bloodborne pathogens, hazard communication, fire safety and back safety. Gives specific precautions for housekeeping, security, kitchen and maintenance staffs.
Accompanying guide available.
1996, 29 minutes, No. 690136 | | | |
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| INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM: WHEN DUTY CALLS | | | Describes the Incident Command System and its relationship with the National Incident Management System. Discusses how public and private emergency responders at all levels organize to work together to manage all types of domestic incidents. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 490161).
2006, 20 minutes, No. 690161 | | | |
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| INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM: WHEN SECONDS COUNT | | | Explains advantages of Incident Command System and how it works in all types and sizes of emergency response situations.
1993, 15 minutes, No. 690073 | | | |
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| INJURIES DON'T TAKE HOLIDAYS | | | Features Martin L'Esperance speaking on three safety topics pertinent to the winter holiday season: fire safety, driving safety, and the misuse and abuse of alcohol.
2003, 20 minutes, No. 690133 | | | |
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| KITCHEN CARE | | | Demonstrates safety procedures for food service workers in two segments: 1) food handling, especially food poisoning prevention techniques, and 2) safe work practices in the kitchen, especially for electricity, lifting, fire, and heat.
Also available in Spanish (no. 690028).
Accompanying guide available.
1998, 23 minutes, No. 690114 | | | |
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| KEVIN BAILEY STORY | | | Re-creates the traumatic accident that occurred on a farm in northeastern Ohio. Features interviews with Kevin Bailey, his family and those who treated him for his injuries. Accompanying guide available.
2001, 15 minutes, No. 690172 | | | |
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| LIFE IS FOR LIVING | | | Presents a series of accident scenarios, illustrating how seemingly minor actions can lead to serious injuries. Can be used as a tool to start meetings or stimulate discussion.
Accompanying guide available.
2000, 3 minutes, No. 690035 | | | |
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| LOG AND LUMBER LOADING SAFETY | | | Presents safe operating procedures for log loaders used in lumber yards and sawmills, including pre-start checks, loading and transporting, and attachments. Produced with assistance of Ohio Div. of Safety & Hygiene.
1996, 18 minutes, No. 690097 | | | |
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| MAILROOM SECURITY | | | Dispels misinformation about hazards presented by suspicious mail and provides best safety practices for recognizing and dealing with suspect mail. Geared to mailroom workers.
2001, 6 minutes, No. 690027 | | | |
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| OCCUPATIONAL DOG BITE SAFETY | | | Demonstrates how to work safely among the dogs encountered in residential areas. Explains canine behavior and body language so workers can evaluate risks and take appropriate actions.
2002, 18 minutes, No. 690115 | | | |
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| OFF THE JOB SAFETY | | | Addresses safety precautions for off-the-job situations such as camping trips.
1995, 10 minutes, No. 690101 | | | |
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| OFF THE JOB SAFETY | | | Covers basic safety in the home, including food safety, carbon monoxide, and gun storage.
1996, 6 minutes No. 690105 | | | |
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| PLANNING FOR DISASTER: TORNADOES | | | Presents tornado safety information for workplace. Covers preparedness, response, and recovery.
1995, 10 minutes, No. 690112 | | | |
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| PROMISES PROMISES | | | Dramatizes how the poor choices we make about safety both on and off the job can impact the ability to keep promises to loved ones. Features the stories of 3 different families.
Accompanying guide available.
Closed captioned.
2004, 14 minutes, No. 690121 | | | |
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| RETAIL SAFETY ORIENTATION | | | Provides an introduction to health and safety issues for retail workers. Includes lifting, ladders, fires, bloodborne pathogens and personal hygiene. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 490160).
2006, 20 minutes, No. 690160 | | | |
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| RETURN TO WORK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM | | | Describes benefits of return-to-work programs for both employer and employee. Stresses importance of communication and creation of meaningful transitional work jobs.
Accompanying guide available.
1998, 25 minutes, No. 700045 | | | |
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| SAFE OPERATION AND USE OF ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES | | | Discusses safe operating procedures for all-terrain vehicles used on the job. Includes ATV pre-ride inspections, protective gear, traveling on slopes and rough terrain and hauling tools and supplies. Accompanying guide available. DVD also available (No. 490165).
2006, 14 minutes, No. 690165 | | | |
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| SAFE OPERATION OF CHAINSAWS | | | Shows safe operation of chainsaws, including inspection, starting, holding and operating, lumbering, felling trees, and refueling.
1993, 15 minutes, No. 690093 | | | |
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| SAFETY FOR CUSTODIANS | | | Presents common hazards of custodial work and eight rules of cleaning safety.
1991, 18 minutes, No. 690088 | | | |
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| SAFETY ORIENTATION FOR CUSTODIAL & MAINTENANCE | | | Reviews safe work practices for school custodians and maintenance workers.
1991, 16 minutes, No. 690119 | | | |
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| SAFETY ORIENTATION FOR SCHOOLS | | | Presents an overview of safety issues for school employees that includes back safety, ergonomics, fire, hazard communication, slips, trips and falls and electricity. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2002, 15 minutes, No. 690174 | | | |
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| SAFETY: THE GOOD FIGHT | | | Chronicles the effect on his family of a young man's death in a grain silo accident. Discusses how the accident could have been prevented if the employer, the employee and his co-workers had all taken responsibility for his safety.
Closed captioned.
2003, 15 minutes, No. 690040 | | | |
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| SEAJ SPECIAL REPORT: DISASTER PREPAREDNESS | | | Presents three segments on disaster prevention issues in the workplace: importance of emergency action plans, benefits of fire drills and what to do in case of a fire, and how to handle suspicious packages.
2001, 20 minutes, No. 690021 | | | |
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| SEVERE WEATHER ALERT: ARE YOU PREPARED? | | | Explains general safety practices and procedures related to severe thunderstorms and tornadoes encountered at home, work, school or on the road.
Accompanying guide available.
2003, 15 minutes, No. 690038 | | | |
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| TEACHER SAFETY ORIENTATION | | | Provides basic orientation to safety for school teachers, including bloodborne pathogens, chemical safety, back safety, and classroom housekeeping and safety.
1995, 14 minutes, No. 620263 | | | |
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| TORNADOS: BE PREPARED! | | | Explains the nature and causes of tornados as well as precautions to follow when responding to tornado watches and warnings.
Accompanying guide available.
1992, 15 minutes, No. 690122 | | | |
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| TRAVEL SAFETY | | | Addresses safety precautions for business travel to minimize risks while driving, flying or staying in hotels.
Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available.
Closed captioned.
2004, 16 minutes, No. 690137 | | | |
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| VIDEO GUIDE TO CHAIN SAW SAFETY | | | Demonstrates how to effectively and safely use chain saws in landscape maintenance. Includes personal protective equipment, safety features, maintenance tips and safe operation.
2007, 23 minutes, No. 690173 | | | |
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| WINTER SAFETY | | | Covers off-the-job accident prevention in winter weather and during the holidays.
1993, 15 minutes, No. 690095 | | | |
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| WINTER WALKING | | | Gives tips for walking safely in winter. Geared to mail carriers, meter readers, and other workers who walk in residential areas.
1995, 8 minutes, No. 690100 | | | |
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| WORKING OUTDOORS: MOSQUITOES & TICKS | | | Raises awareness of the potential dangers of mosquitoes and ticks to those who work outdoors. Covers West Nile Virus and Lyme disease.
2004, 15 minutes, No. 690127 | | | |
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| WORKPLACE SAFETY: PREVENTING LIFTING AND CARRYING INJURIES | | | Presents an animated, virtual-reality tour of a restaurant, focused on preventing injury while lifting and carrying boxes and trays of food. Spanish-language version follows the English.
Closed captioned in English.
2000, 12 minutes, No. 690130 | | | |
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| WORKPLACE SAFETY: PREVENTING SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS | | | Presents an animated, virtual-reality tour of a restaurant, focused on preventing slips, trips and falls. Spanish-language version follows the English.
Closed captioned in English.
2000, 11 minutes, No. 690129 | | | |
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| WORKPLACE SAFETY: ROBBERY PREVENTION AND AWARENESS | | | Presents an animated, virtual-reality tour of a restaurant, focused on security procedures that help prevent robberies and workplace violence. Spanish-language version follows the English.
Closed captioned in English.
2000, 12 minutes, No. 690131 | | | |
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