Foundry
Safety Videos & DVDs

Most injuries occur to new employees or employees transferred to new tasks. This video meets OSHA requirements for training in general hazards as well as guarding, personal protection, accident reporting and more.

Compliance with hazard communication standards requires specific training in chemicals and hazardous materials found in the workplace. This video details the use of material safety data sheets [MSDS], labels, and chemical information.

Back injuries are a big problem in most industries which could cost a business large amounts in both workers' compensation claims and lost productivity. This video explains the function of the back, lifting techniques and related demonstrations.

The potential for eye injury in the plant is high. This video details the requirements for eye protection as well as the types of protection available.

Getting employees to wear hearing protection can be a real chore. With all the sources of noise an employee encounters, they need to understand how to protect one of their most precious senses. This video explains the basics of hearing and how to protect it.

Employees rarely understand the proper use of respirators. They may have a general idea, but this program will give them the important facts regarding the use of a respirator. Employees will also feel more secure in wearing them once they understand proper use.

To be effective, respirators must fit properly. This video explains the method of attaining a good fit as well as the types of protection available.

The vast majority of accidents in the workplace are caused, in whole or in part, by the unsafe acts of employees. The major emphasis of this video is reducing unsafe acts through education.

Employees working in foundries and industry are frequently exposed to heat stress. Heat stress can slow down production, and worse, it becomes a medical emergency. This video identifies the signs, symptoms, and prevention of this potential killer.

Forklifts are common sights in heavy industry and foundries, however, anyone working on a forklift must be trained. This video meets OSHA requirements for forklifts. It explains engineering principles, safety operating procedures and operator maintenance.

Lifting heavy items in the plant is a fact of life. So is the safe use of chains, slings, and hoists. This video explains inspection, safety procedures, sling angles, hooks, and general rigging techniques.

Grinders and abrasive wheels are common, yet can he very dangerous. This safety video explains safe use, proper safety procedures and maintenance of these tools.

This training program is designed to educate and reinforce safety awareness for crane and hoist operators. Program includes a range of safety tips, including lifting/lowering loads, signals, equipment inspection, rigging requirements, sling angles and general safe work practices when using this type of equipment.