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 Construction
Employee Safety Orientation - Construction (CON-010S)
This is an important program for getting new hires off on the right foot.
This is a Spanish video that trains employees in construction safety issues
such as protective equipment, guarding, accident reporting and more. It
meets OSHA requirements for training in general and specific safety issues
such as protective equipment, guarding accident reporting, and much more.
(16 min., 1990, Spanish) DBP
Controlling
the Field: Job Site Safety Inspection (CON-044)
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This video gives guidance to construction contractors and supervisors on how
to best prepare for regular job site safety inspections. (17 min., 1991,
English) AGCA
Contractor
Safety: General Requirements (CON-048)
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When it comes down to it, the host employer is ultimately responsible for
making sure workers are trained properly. This program will help train all
workers on specific safety regulations and could help your organization
avoid catastrophic accidents. Topics include: slips, trips and falls; fire;
confined space entry; trenching and shoring; lockout/tagout. Includes
Employee Handbooks. (20 min., 1991, English)
CTT
Hazard
Communication Standard for Construction (CON-005)
Covers the Hazard Communication Standard for Construction, 29 CFR 1926.59.
(14 min., 1992, English) OSHA
Warning
Labels and Signs in Construction (CON-009)
This video describes the identification and understanding of the various
systems using labels, tags and signs, including HAZCOM, NFPA, HMIS and
Smartrik systems. (16 min., 1998, English)
CTT
Roofing
Contractor Safety (CON-022)
Roofing is one of the industries that is well known for its hazards and for
disabling work injuries. Because of the physical injury hazards found in
roofing work, roofing contractors pay some of the highest worker
compensation premiums in the nation. This video is designed to promote
safety awareness among roofing contractors. It covers: Housekeeping &
Access Around Site; Scaffolds & Other Work Platforms; Guardrail
Construction; Stairs & Ladders; Personal Protective Equipment; Fall
Protection; Tools & Equipment, and Electrical. (10 min., English)
ILL
Avoid
Hot Mix Hazards (CON-043)
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This video was produced to provide basic safety training for asphalt paving
and road construction workers exposed to hot mix hazards. Make sure your
entire workshop is fully aware of these dangers and ways to prevent hot mix
dangers. (14 min., 1993, English) AGCA
Pave
Your Way to Safety: Concrete Paving Safety (CON-045)
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Road construction workers are exposed to a unique set of safety concerns.
This video was produced to provide basic safety training to road
construction workers exposed to concrete hazards. (13 min., 1993, English)
AGCA
See also:
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Back
Safety—Spanish (BAC‑010S)
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Construction
Back Safety (BAC‑012)
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Construction
Electrical Safety (ELE‑021)
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Shoveling
Safety (ERG‑027)
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Avoid
the Heat: Fire Prevention in Construction (FIR‑026)
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Construction
Lockout/Tagout (LTG‑001)
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Construction
Forklifts: Extending Your Reach (MHS‑031K)
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Substance
Abuse Prevention in Construction (SUB‑006)
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Chemical
Hazards in Construction (THS‑002)
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Take
the Lead on Lead (THS‑034)
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Exposing
the Facts: Lead Exposure in the Construction Industry (THS‑040)
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Safety
and Use of Air Compressors (TLS‑025)
Fall
Protection
Fall
Protection (CON-023)
OSHA's 1926.503 requires fall protection for anyone working 6 ft. or more
above the ground. Excellent presentation covers: fall protection
types-guardrails, safety nets, fall arrest and monitoring systems, control
access zones; body harnesses and drop tests; types of lanyards, snaphooks
and d-rings; pre-use inspection of equipment; rescue methods. (21 min.,
1996, English) LIP
Fall
Protection: A Training Program for Employees Kit (CON-024K) 1
This comprehensive program gives your employees the information they need to
prevent injuries from falls and gives you a "leg up" in meeting
the 7 OSHA-required areas of fall protection training. The program covers 10
different fall protection systems, the safety monitoring system, limitations
of safety equipment, and when to use a fall protection plan. The kit
includes: 24-Minute VHS Training Video; Regulations Handbook; Overview
Handbook; Instructor's Guides and Employee Handbooks. Helps you meet the
requirements of 29 CFR Part 1926, Subpart M. (1997, English)
JJK
Fall
Protection: What's Required and Beyond (CON-025)
As of February 6, 1995, fall protection is required whenever employees are
potentially exposed to falls from six feet or greater. The two goals of fall
protection are to stop and arrest the fall. This video describes the sources
of most fatal falls and types of fall protection systems. It also shows
supervisors and employees various approaches to achieving 100 percent fall
protection under the Revised Subpart M ruling. Topics include: Fall
protection guidelines; positive fall protection; safety nets. (21 min.,
1997, English) CTT
Heightened
Awareness: Fall Protection in the Construction Industry (CON-026)
This video helps you comply with OSHA's new Fall Protection Standard for
construction which went into effect February 1995. Includes a 15-page guide
to help you comply with the new standard. (20 min., 1995, English)
AGCA
Personal
Fall Protection: One Step Beyond (CON‑027)
Each year, on average, between 150 and 200 workers are killed and more than
100,000 are injured as a result of falls. This new training program, which
is based on Subpart M, will show employees how to protect themselves from
such fatal falls. Includes: personal fall protection systems; lifelines,
snaphooks and harnesses; rescue; equipment care and inspection. (13 min.,
1998, English) CTT
Protección
De la Caída (Fall Protection) (CON-028S)
OSHA's 1926.503 requires fall protection for anyone working 6 ft. or more
above the ground. Excellent presentation covers: fall protection
types-guardrails, safety nets, fall arrest and monitoring systems, control
access zones; body harnesses and drop tests; types of lanyards, snaphooks
and d-rings; pre-use inspection of equipment; rescue methods. (27 min.,
1996, Spanish) LIP
How
Far Is That Fall? (CON‑029)
This video introduces the viewer to fall distance calculations for personal
fall arrest systems as found in 1926.502(d)(16). Topics covered include
anchor points, lanyard types, lanyard reach and various harness types.
Sample calculations for determining proximity to the edge of a platform and
fall distances are also included in the video. (22 min., 1998, English)
OSHA
Fall
Protection for Iron Workers (CON-049)
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Elevated iron work doesn't forgive lapses in safety, and it doesn't often
give second chances. This video program will help employees comply with
OSHA's specific rules for working on high iron and going home in the same
shape as when they came to work. Topics include: fall restraint systems;
positioning devices; fall arrest systems; equipment inspection; controlled
decking zone (CDZ). (18 min., 2001, English)
CTT
Scaffolding
Flytable
Safety (CON-003)
This unique training video, featuring live action and animated 3-D computer
graphics, focuses on the correct use of flytables in construction of
high-rise structures. It explains the basics of flytable operation and
provides step-by-step instructions for safe work procedures. Computer
graphics give viewers a close look. (13 min., 1993, English)
WCBBC
Construction
Scaffold Safety (CON-031)
This video was developed specifically for construction workers and provides
fast-paced training on safe use of scaffolds. (10 min., 1993, English)
CTT
Hard
Hat Safety Series: Stationary Scaffolds (CON‑032)
Most falls from scaffolds can be easily prevented. This program discusses
stationary scaffolds,hazards and how to work safely on and around them. (11
min., 1997, English) CTT
Mobile
Scaffold Safety, Rolling Towers (CON-033)
An excellent video detailing the assembly and dismanteling of mobile
scaffolding units. The video also educates construction workers on how to
safely work on Mobile Scaffolds. Includes fall protection and guidelines for
riding the scaffolding. (12 min., 1997, English) AGCA
Rigging
the Boardwalk (Scaffolds) (CON-034)
Working on a scaffold can expose you to a lot of hazards. This short video
looks at guardrails, access ladders and planking - some of the most
important aspects of scaffold construction and use. (5 min., 1992, English)
SFTS
Safety
on the Boardwalk (Scaffolds) (CON-035)
Working with mobile scaffolds or outriggers can expose you to all of the
usual hazards of scaffolds, plus a few more! This short video looks at the
special hazards of Mobile Scaffolds and Outriggers. It offers tips on how to
cut down on danger at the job site while you comply with OSHA regulations
for scaffolds. (5 min., 1992, English)
SFTS
Scaffold
Safety Pack (CON‑036)
Three scaffolding videos grouped into one tape: "Scaffolding",
"Rigging the Boardwalk", and "Safety on the Boardwalk".
(15 min., 1992, English) SFTS
Scaffolding
Safety (CON‑037)
Falls from scaffolding cause hundreds of deaths each year. This short video
illustrates proper safety procedures when working on scaffolds. (5 min.,
1990, English) SFTS
Scaffolds
- Safety at All Levels (CON-038)
A humorous video emphasizing the need for a Competent Person to inspect and
evaluate the scaffold. This video describes access ladders, base plates,
cross bracing, rail height and platforms. (18 min., 1998, English)
CTT
Stationary
Scaffolds (CON‑039)
This video emphasizes the need of a Competent Person inspection and
evaluation of the mobile scaffold. The topics include intended load
determination, assembly, dangers, fall protection and safe work practices.
(11 min., 1998, English) CTT
Suspension
Scaffolds in Construction (CON-040)
Another Hard Hat video describing the various types of scaffold assemblies,
hoisting, personal fall protection, recognizing hazards and safe work
practices. (10 min., 1998, English) CTT
Los
Andamios Fijos en las Construcciones (Stationary Scaffolds in Construction)
(CON-041S)
Most falls from scaffolds can be easily prevented. This vital program
discusses stationary scaffolds and how to work safely on and around them.
Includes: hazards; safe work practices. (11 min., 2000, Spanish)
CTT
Scaffolding:
Construction Safety Series (CON‑042K) 1
Covers fall protection, safety awareness, performing visual inspections, and
protection from falling objects. Also addresses: recognizing scaffolding
violations, reducing accidents, preventing injuries, avoiding costly fines
for non-compliance, and lowering workers' compensation costs. (18 min.,
1997, English) JJK
The
Sky's the Limit: Aerial Work Platform Safety (CON‑046)
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Working on scissor and aerial platforms can be very dangerous. This video
highlights potential hazards associated with construction work performed on
elevated platforms. (15 min., 2000, English) AGCA
See also:
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Construction Stairways and Ladders (HSK‑019)
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Ladder Safety in Construction (HSK‑020)
Excavations
Excavations
(CON-012)
This video demonstrates the common hazards associated with excavations and
the procedures for preparing and working in a trench. It covers soil
instability, pre-excavation requirements, and sloping and shoring
requirements. It also contains examples and situations that demonstrate how
to determine the appropriate support structures for an excavation. Actual
worker activities and footage of excavation sites are included. (NOTE: Good
Content, but does not reflect U.S. standards.) (22 min., 1991, English)
WCBBC
On
Solid Ground: A Plan for Safe Excavation and Trenching (CON-015)
This video presents general information and practices for construction
contractors on trenching and excavation. It discusses how to plan a project
to complete it safely. It emphasizes how to comply with OSHA requirements
and reduce accidents. The importance of evaluating site conditions is also
discussed. A well produced video that is easy to understand. (19 min., 1990,
English) AGCA
Trenchers:
Stay Alert - Stay Alive (CON-016)
Emphasizes moment-to-moment alertness and describes the seven primary safety
concerns: awareness training; pre-work inspections; loading and
transporting; job-site preparation; potential hazards; the danger zone; and
the operator's responsibility. (14 min., 1990, English)
LIP
Construction
Trenching & Shoring (CON-019)
OSHA estimates that approximately 90 deaths and thousands of injuries will
occur every year because someone didn't know basic trenching and shoring
safety guidelines. The practical safeguards covered here can help prevent
these needless casualties. Includes: evaluating an excavation site;
effective worker protection systems; emergency response.
(10 min., 1992, English) CTT
Cave
In! - Trenching & Shoring Safety (CON-021)
Every year about 400 U.S. workers die in trenches and 6,400 workers are
seriously injured in trench cave-ins. That’s why your people need to
understand trench hazards – and how to prevent cave-ins. Complies with
OSHA 1926.650-652. Topics include: grain size and saturation; cohesion and
soil testing; protective systems. Includes Employee Handbooks. (18 min.,
1994, English) CTT
Excavations
- 29CFR1926 Subpart P (CON-047K) 1
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This program discusses the safety and health hazards associated with
excavation operations, and explains safe work practices and control measures
to prevent accidents, injuries and illnesses. The requirements of OSHA's
Excavation Standard are discussed in great detail.
Comes with video and resource binder. (1992, English)
NAC
Seguridad
Del Trenching Y Del Apuntalamiento (Trenching & Shoring Safety Update)
(CON‑020S)
Meets training requirements for trenching. Avoid dangerous cave-ins and
other accidents. Includes: definitions of trench and excavation; support
systems, angle of repose and trench boxes; stress factors, including
weather, soil conditions, vibration/shock, early planning and testing;
shoring installation, inspection and removal; oxygen deficiency and
emergency evacuation. (14 min., 1999, Spanish)
LIP
See also:
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Dump Truck Safety (VEH‑017)
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