Emergency Management
Safety Videos & DVDs

Designs the basic structure and function of the Incident Command System which can be used at any size incident. The ICS is nationally recognized as the best emergency management system.

Examines safety considerations in an emergency response. Discusses disaster worker safety, as well as civilian security and safety concerns.

Designed for all employees involved in a major incident or emergency in the workplace. Electrocution scenario with two victims explains what happened, why and how the incident could have been prevented.

Back strains and pain are the most common injuries for EMS personnel. This program was filmed on location at actual emergencies showing proper lifting techniques, as well as lifting patients on straight-back chairs and backboards down stairways.

Describes safety procedures and personal protective equipment guidelines and tips. Great orientation training program for volunteer fire department and emergency response personnel.

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

Although there is a massive amount of information available on this subject, it is important to help allay fear of the Anthrax threat, and 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.

This video goes through a typical chemical exposure drill. This video gives a typical medical staff and military personnel an idea of what to expect in case of a chemical biological disaster.

This video is about what an employer and employee can do to help prepare for an emergency. This program will help make you aware of potential threats and risks to your security. Program covers Anthrax, Nuclear, Chemical and Biological exposures.

Excellent program on airport and aircraft security. Featuring and interview with Dr. Paul Carlton, Director, Homeland Defense, Texas A&M University. Formally, Surgeon General, USAF.

This program has been developed to give you the information you need to protect yourself from being bitten by the mosquito and how to identify and eliminate the area where they breed and multiply.

This program should be used to train employees, supervisors and management relating to incidents in the workplace that could impact employees. Topics include Robberies, Suicides, Violence in the Workplace, Terrorism, Emergency Disasters and more.

This program addresses the natural and technological hazards citizens face. One of the most important things that ordinary citizens can do to become armed with knowledge, vigilance and an understanding of what to do in case of an emergency. This program will help provide knowledge you many know, or simply reinforce your understanding of terrorism and how you can help.

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.