Chemical & Hazardous
Materials Safety Videos

A survey of common toxic atmosphere hazards including oxygen deficiency, hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide/dioxide. Also covered are general examples of air monitoring techniques, sampling, calibration, and how to deal with combustible/toxic gases.

The danger of Chlorine is well documented, yet many employees are still injured each year by this deadly gas. This program explains the risks and hazards associated with the use of Chlorine. Also covered are safe use and leak procedures.

Excellent program for anyone working in a repair shop, maintenance facility or other general maintenance area. Explains the safety basics for working with a variety of chemicals and hazardous materials, e.g., solvents, flammables, glues, gases, and other potentially hazardous materials.

This program is an overview of a basic risk management program for those companies who use hazardous chemicals. Reviews environmental regulations relating to hazardous chemicals.

This program explains proper indoor air quality programs and the hazards associated with poor indoor air quality. Designed to allay fears of those office workers who believe their office building or indoor air quality is poor. Good program for all employees and management to learn how to improve indoor air quality.

Stimulates audiences to care more about the environment at work and at home. Stresses personal responsibility for housekeeping, clean environment, following company procedures relating to properly disposing of hazardous materials/chemicals, and more.

Put into effect in 1986, EPCRA is used to educate states on potential chemical hazards. This video shows how and where the information can be found, which companies must report their chemical use information, and what their method of disposal is.

This program outlines the potential chemical and biological threats facing us today. Also included are measures organizations can take to reduce these threats at work and at home. Excellent training program for companies wanting to help prepare employees for these potential threats.

This program fully explains what companies and employees can do to reduce the threat. This program features Dr. Dennis Perrota, State Epidemiologist for the State of Texas, who explains how to protect yourself from the threat. This is the best training video on this topic in the industry.

This video was developed with the assistance of Homeland Security, Louisiana Emergency Response, and the 62nd Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Response Team.

Additionally, Chris Troesh, a Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical expert has made this program easy to understand and provides needed information for anyone who may be exposed to nuclear radiation, primarily from the explosion of a dirty bomb, or accidental release. This is a training program for all employees, as the threat of a dirty bomb in the USA is high.

Educates employees who use, handle, store, and dispose of chemicals in the workplace. Meets general requirements for employees who use small amounts of chemicals on a daily basis.

This program outlines the potential chemical and biological threats facing us today. Also included are measures organizations can take to reduce these threats at work and at home. Excellent training program for companies wanting to help prepare employees for these potential threats.

Addresses hazardous materials and safety issues common to the automotive shops. Specifically targets material safety data sheets, chemicals, asbestos, and safety procedures.

This program covers chemical hazards at home and work. Complements training in hazard communications and an overall review of chemical safety. An excellent training tool.

This excellent program discusses and educates employees in the agriculture environment about the dangers and safety precautions involved when working with pesticides.

Include the following *written materials on CD-ROM:

• Pesticide Safety Leaders Guide
• Pesticide Safety Employee Handout
• Exam and Answer Key

*Written Materials Available in English Only.