Safety Orientation
Safety Videos & DVDs

Package Contents:

• 1039a - Orientation 2000 (45 Minutes) - Preview
• 1040a - Orientation 2000 (16 Minutes) - Preview
• CD-ROM Written Materials (English Only)

The first program is our 45 minute Orientation program and the second program is our 16 minute version for refresher training or for those employees who do not need the more detailed longer version.

Topics include:

• Job safety responsibilities
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Safe lifting and Back Injury Prevention
• Hazardous Energy Source (Lockout/Tagout)
• Bloodborne Pathogens
• Sanitation and Personal Hygiene
• Ergonomics and Video Display Terminal (VDT) safety
• Machinery Operation
• Electrical safety
• and more.

Written Material CD-ROM includes:

• PowerPoint program
• Test Questions & Answers

This is the most comprehensive Safety Orientation program we know of. The program contains a large number of topics, including Employee Safety Responsibility, PPE, Bloodborne Pathogens, Safe Lifting, Sanitation and Personal Hygiene, Electrical Safety, Machines/Equipment, Ergonomics and much more.

This program contains a large number of topics, including Employee Safety Responsibility, PPE, Bloodborne Pathogens, Safe Lifting, Sanitation and Personal Hygiene, Electrical Safety, Machines And Equipment, Ergonomics and much more. This is the short version of 1039a.

This is our 14 minute Employed Safety Orientation Program for those looking for training programs that are 14 minutes or less in length. Meets OSHA requirements for training all employees who are exposed to "general hazards." Includes basic requirements, electrical, mechanical, back injury prevention, fire prevention, fire protection, personal protective equipment, and more. Available in Closed Captioning.

Supplements training in exposure to general hazards. Explains safety basics such as clothing, jewelry hazards, personal protection, machine guarding, electrical safety, safe lifting, fire protection, and more. Can be used as an employee orientation program.

Designed for office workers and focuses on the most common hazards and resulting injuries in an office. Discusses chairs, ladders, office equipment, video display terminals, safe lifting, fire prevention, and more.

Surveys the safety issues of working in an office environment, which has its own set of dangers and hazards, including slips, trips, falls, open file drawers, and dangerous paper cutters. A brief survey of good ergonomic technique.

This is a very important program for getting those new hires off on the right foot. It meets OSHA requirements for training in general and specific safety issues such as protective equipment, guarding, accident reporting, and much more. This is an older program and many municipalities and public agencies prefer the 1000ap package listed above.

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.

Package Contents:

• 5001a - Employee Safety Orientation - Preview
• 5005a - Housekeeping Safety - Preview
• CD-ROM Written Materials (English Only)

Written Material available in English Only.

All employees must be made aware of exposure to "general hazards." Includes basic requirements, electrical, mechanical, back injury prevention, fire protection, personal equipment, and more.

Meets OSHA requirements. Excellent for new and experienced employees. Trains employees in exposure to "general hazards." Includes basic safety, machinery, electrical safety, back injury prevention, slips and falls, cuts, burns, and employee safety responsibility

Basic safety education is an important part of learning at the elementary school level. This program is designed to teach young students the basics of home and school safety. Important topics include chemical awareness, fire prevention, electric appliance, machinery, and traffic safety.

As students begin to work with more sophisticated machines and chemicals, they need more advanced safety training. This program provides a basic introduction to industrial education and home safety, geared to the secondary student. Topics covered include basic electrical safety, machine guarding, handling and using chemicals at home, school, or work, fire protection and extinguishers, and general safety hazards.

This program meets OSHA requirements about general hazards in the classroom and school environment. Suitable for both inexperienced and experienced teachers, it covers electrical and mechanical safety, lifting, ladders, accident prevention and reporting, chemicals, and more.