Humorous
Safety Videos & DVDs

The "best ever" for its subtle humor and safety message. Contains black and white footage from the National Archives showing the safety efforts from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. It's non-offensive, humorous, yet powerful motivator for safety education and obeying safety rules.

Fresh approach to video-based safety training. Students are asked to identify safety hazards in scenes from video clips. The segments are repeated with narration and graphics explaining what hazards or unsafe acts exist. This method utilizes employee participation to make the training more interesting.

Another humorous video in the "What's Wrong With This Picture" series. This program is for forklift operators to enhance existing forklift training.

Program directed at mail carriers and meter readers, but also applicable to anyone working around dogs and potentially dangerous animals. Includes on-camera segment from Mr. R. Berman, Animal Behaviorist. Excellent Program.

This is a humorous video which is a takeoff of a 1940s private investigator character who reports to work early and walks around the workplace detecting numerous hazards. Guaranteed to "spark" any safety training program, yet improve safety awareness for all employees. (Not offensive to any audience).

This program explains eye protection requirements in a humorous manner. You will find your employees respond well to this entertaining and informative video.

This is the same program as 1007i (see below) only with added humor to make it more interesting.

This program approaches the problem of employees not wanting to wear safety glasses. This video was produced with some humor but stresses the need for proper eye protection.

More illnesses are surfacing from employees working in abnormally high temperatures, such as in a hot warehouse or warm assembly environment. This video discusses heat stroke, heat stress, fainting, and precautions to take when working in a hot environment.