Emergency Preparedness
Videos and DVDs

Earthquakes can occur anywhere, not just in California. This video explains emergency preparedness in dealing with earthquakes.

This program is designed to inform non poultry workers as to what the Avian Flu is and how to help prevent catching or spreading the Avian Flu.

This program is designed to explain how to prepare for emergencies in the home. Earthquake, tornado, hurricanes, and other emergencies. Excellent for industrial training as this type of training is useful in the home and for family members.

This program explains how to prepare for emergencies at work such as, earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, and other emergencies. Training to reduce property damage and prevent injuries during emergencies.

This training program teaches hospitality managers how to be more aware of security and their surroundings. Discusses what to do incase a suspicious person or item is found in a hotel. Teaches managers how to plan for an emergency, what to do incase a weapon or bomb is found in the hotel. Talks about three levels of security and what should be done at each level to properly protect guests.

This training program teaches hospitality employees how to be more aware of security and their surroundings. Discusses what to do incase a suspicious person or item is found a hotel. Teaches employees what to do incase a weapon or bomb is found in the hotel room. This program teaches employees what to do if an item is left behind and how to handle a guest that is trying to claim that item. Teaches the employee to check identification before handing over guest information.

Supplements OSHA requirements for emergency preparedness training and reinforces safety orientation training in fire protection and electrical safety.

This video is all about the STEP program of Hazardous Waste Operations (HAZWOPER), also known as Safety Training and Emergency Preparedness. It lays a solid foundation for the employee to learn all about HAZWOPER and Emergency Responses. Along with this is a general survey of the CERCLA and CFR laws that are in place when dealing with Hazardous Materials.

Overview of basic fire prevention techniques with emphasis on employee responsibilities for housekeeping, avoid blocking of emergency exits, electrical fire prevention and protection, and fire extinguisher use.

Includes written materials (English only)

This video will graphically impact your employees in the need for greater prevention of fires. Dramatic live footage of burned people, plus very graphic photos of burned persons. Stresses the need for proper handling of flammables, bonding/grounding and fire prevention in general.