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In order to provide more efficient service to our policyholders in regard to assisting them with their safety efforts, we are offering a videotape loaner program.
We ask that you limit the selection to no more than two videotapes at one time. The videotape(s) may be held for a two-week period.
If you are interested in borrowing a videotape(s), please contact Customer Service at 1- 800-732-0777.
The following videotapes are presently available to our policyholders:
YOUR FIRST DAY - Training the new employee in safety at a building material dealer. (15:00) (English) (NLBMDA)
BACK INJURY PREVENTION - Manual material handling/back injury exposures. (18:17) (English) (HCI)
SELF HELP FOR BACK PAIN - Back exercises/injury prevention. (5:00) (English & Spanish) (SS)
WORKERS ENEMY #1 - Back injuries/redesigning the operation for the employee. (5:00) (English & Spanish) (SS)
EMPLOYEE SAFETY IN RETAIL - Set in a general retail store.Topics covered relate to all types of retail operations. Areas covered: slip/falls, lifting, use of utility knives, ladder safety, and use of carts andgeneral housekeeping. (15:00) (English) (LI)
LADDER SAFETY (5:00) (English & Spanish) (SS)
FIRST STEP TO DANGER - Trip/fall hazards, including ladders. (5:00) (English) (SS)
SLIPPIN & TRIPPIN - Review of falls and various situations encountered. Encourages good housekeeping. (5:00) (English & Spanish) (SS)
WHERE ARE YOUR HANDS? - Hand safety andexposures to injury. (5:00) (English & Spanish) (SS)
KNIVES & BOXCUTTERS - Knives disable more people than any other hand tool. Learn how to sharpen your skills safely when using knives and box cutters. (5:00) (English) (SS)
EYE INJURIES - Eye protection/review of graphic injuries. (5:00) (English & Spanish) (SS)
BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS - Examine what you need to know about the OSHA standard. Covered are: plans, engineering and work controls, personal protective equipment, universal precautions, vaccinations, training, counseling and record keeping. (5:00) (English) (SS)
HANDLING THE HEAT - Review of symptoms and emergency treatment for heat stress/exhaustion. (5:00) (English) (SS)
HEAT CAN KILL - Signs of heat stress/exhaustion and symptoms leading from heat exhaustion up to heat stroke. (5:00) (English) (SS)
HEAT ILLNESS- Overexposure to high temperatures and humidity can quickly lead to heat-related illness. Early recognition and proper treatment are necessary to help prevent a medical emergency.(5:00)(English)(SS)
HOUSEKEEPING - GENERAL WORK SPACE (5:00) (English & Spanish) (SS)
KNOW YOUR ABC's - Fire extinguisher use and classes. (5:00) (English & Spanish) (SS
MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT SAFETY - 7-part series reviewing forklifts and other mechanical equipment. (44:51) (English) (HCI)
THE FORKLIFT AND YOU - Reviews basic forklift operations, pre-operation checklist and conditions and operations specific to the retail lumberyard. Each section is subdivided so that the tape can be stopped for discussions between the trainer and trainee. This tape will assist you in developing your forklift-training program to comply with OSHA's new forklift safety rules. (45:00) (English & Spanish) (NLBMDA)
FORKLIFT SAFETY OSHA RULES - Reviews basic operating rules: speeding, riders, transporting loads, dock plates/wheel chocks and parking safety. (7:00) (English) (LI)
CHAIN SAW SAFETY - Basic training tape on hazards associated with chain saw operations. Reviews the proper selection of protective equipment and chain saw. (16:00) (English) (LI)
RADIAL ARM SAW - Reviews correct operating procedures for a radial arm saw. Discusses the setting up of the saw, selecting the proper blade, adjusting the guard, and utilizing the proper protective equipment and positioning when making a cut. (5:00) (English) (SS)
TABLE SAWS - Key Training Points: environment, personal protective equipment, accessories, know your saw, and maintenance. (5:00) (English) (SS)
SAW OPERAITON SAFETY - Reviews safe operating procedures for panel saws, table saws, radial arm saws, circular saws, miter saws, and chain saws. Each saw is broken down into individual sections relating to the specific safety features and safe cutting procedures for the individual saw. There is also a section relating to general saw safety rules and procedures as well as a managers guide to safe saw operations. (39:00) (English) (HCI)
ELECTRICAL SAFETY - Basic overview of electricity and how it works. Discusses the purpose and need for a ground wire. Reviews the use of hand-held electrical power tools. (6:00) (English) (LI)
SHOCK HAZARDS - POWER TOOLS (5:00) (English) (SS)
LOCKOUT/TAGOUT - 2-Part video. Part 1 gives you an overview of the OSHA standards and reviews the importance of, and when to lockout/tagout, and the types of energy that needs to be controlled. Part 2 reviews the 6-steps to use during the lockout/tagout procedure and how to use specific lockout/tagout techniques. (27:00) (English)
LOCK/OUT-TAG/OUT:SAFETY TRAINING FOR EMPLOYEES:- This program can help you easily train your employees on proper lockout/tagout procedures, as required by OSHA under 29 CFR section 1910.47 . Focuses on procedures from shutdown to start-up making it easy to combine with your existing program, or us for retraining as mandated by OSHA. (English)
TAG, YOU'RE IT - Lockout/tagout procedures. (5:00) (English & Spanish) (SS)
WELDING SAFETY - Overview of standard welding operations. Reviews inspecting equipment, protecting employees and fire protection. (13:30) (English) (LI)
HANDLING GAS CYLINDERS (5:00) (English) (SS)
UP IN SMOKE - Proper flammable liquid usage and storage precautions - storage cabinets, proper discarding of soiled rags. (5:00) (English) (SS)
SPEEDING (Trucks) (5:00) (English) (SS)
STRAIGHT TRUCKS & VANS (Driving Techniques) - This is a 2-part video that can be utilized for two separate meetings or combined for one driver training meeting. The first section is a 20-minute presentation containing a general overview of a wide range of driving techniques needed to operate a straight truck or van. Areas covered include pre-trip inspections, basic vehicle controls, turning, backing, parking, scanning, hazard identification, braking, space management, accident avoidance, accident procedures and the driver's image and how it reflects on the company's image.
The second part of the video is a 5-minute presentation on extreme weather driving conditions. This section contains information on the pre-trip inspection covering items that directly relate to extreme weather driving, and specific driving conditions that your driver could encounter, i.e. snow, fog, black ice, etc. (25:00) (English) (JJK)
STRAIGHT TRUCK & VANS (Vehicle Inspection) - This program covers the essentials of a thorough vehicle inspection using humor to hold your driver's attention while providing information that they will need to know. 9-
points/steps to an exterior vehicle inspection as well as interior cab inspections are covered. (8:00) (English) (JJK)
DRIVING DEFENSIVELY (5:00) (English & Spanish) (SS)
DRIVING STRAIGHT TRUCKS (20:00) (English) (JJK)
DRIVING PRE-TRIP INSPECTION - Reviews how to complete a pre-trip inspection of your vehicle. A complete review of what to look for when you do a pre-trip inspection. (12:00) (English)
BACKING UP - Safely backing up large trucks, trailers and other vehicles can be a challenging task requiring more than a little skill. Mishaps can be prevented if some simple precautions and guidelines are followed. Key Training Points: Check your path, avoid distractions, tips to use when using guides. (5:00) (English) (SS)
CONSTRUCTION-JOB SITE SAFETY - Reviews large construction jobs covering information related to all sizes of jobs. Areas covered: Site surveys, personal protective equipment, use of hand tools, fall protection, excavation work, housekeeping and job site security. (21:00) (English) (LI)
CUSTOMER ACCIDENTS and THIRD PARTY LIABILITY - Reviews what you and your employees should do and say if someone is injured on your premises. (13:00) (English) (LI)
WHAT IS CARELESSNESS? - All to often accidents are classified as carelessness. This tape tries to redefine how accidents are classified. Looks for the cause of the accident not to just blame it on employee carelessness. (4:00) (English) (LI)
HOW TO DEVELOP A SAFETY PROGRAM - Reviews the basics for setting up a safety program. Geared towards management however, would benefit a safety committee. (5:00) (English) (LI)
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION - Reviews the objectives of accident investigations, fact-finding not fault-finding. Goes through the steps of completing an accident investigation. (8:00) (English) (LI)
SAFETY HAZARDS - People create workplace hazards including employees doing unsafe acts or not wearing proper personal protective equipment. This tape reviews what to do to reduce the hazards that are encountered on the job. (5:00) (English) (LI)
HAZARD COMMUNICATION - Reviews physical and health hazards as well as giving an overview of the information contained on a MSDS. (10:00) (English)
VEHICLE BACKING – Basic overview of safety techniques for backing up straight trucks, box vans, and private passenger vehicles. (15:39)(English)(TTN)
