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Fire Safety
Fire
Prevention Responsibilities (FIR-001)
Outlines common hazards, which causes workplace fires. Housekeeping
responsibilities and proper use of extension cords are among the common
prevention areas. It also covers choosing the correct fire extinguisher. (10
min., 1997, English) DBP
Spanish: Fire
Prevention Responsibilities (FIR-018S)
Fire
Prevention and Safety (FIR-004)
This video reviews fire prevention steps and fire emergency procedures. It
covers common causes of workplace fires; good housekeeping and other fire
prevention measures; fire extinguishers and their proper use; equipment
shutdown; evacuation and other employee responsibilities; and first aid.
(Excludes explanations of legal (OSHA) requirements.) (17 min., 1991,
English) LIP
Fire
Prevention and Safety: Industrial (FIR-005K) 1
Shot in various industrial settings, this video shows how to recognize fire
hazards and correct them with housekeeping and safety procedures.
Demonstrations cover selection and use of fire extinguishers for every
type of fire. Includes a booklet which contains a discussion guide and a
quiz. (12 min., 1994, English) KRAMES
Fire
Protection (FIR-006)
This video shows how to recognize fire hazards and correct them using
housekeeping and safety procedures. It covers the selection and types of
fire extinguishers. (5 min., 1997, English)
DBP
Fire
Safety Training Kit (FIR-008K) 1
A training kit that shows employees how they can help reduce the risk of
fire and what they should do in the event of a fire. It covers the three
elements needed for materials to ignite, fire hazards in the workplace,
lifesaving fire prevention techniques and what to do in castoff fire. The
kit includes an instructor's guide, employee handbooks with quizzes,
employee safety training records, training log, sample warning signs and
safety posters. (15 min., 1994, English)
JJK
Identifying
Fire Hazards (FIR-011)
This program emphasizes that identifying and neutralizing fire hazards in
the workplace requires an ongoing commitment. Included in this program are
fire protection equipment, sources of ignition, storage practices, labeling,
fire doors, delivery of incoming goods, compressed gas storage, hot work
permits, electrical hazards, machinery hazards, waste removal, signposting,
heating, and good housekeeping. (14 min., 1988, English)
SFTC
Fire
Safety: Real, Real Life (FIR-019K) 1
This interactive fire safety video program will take employees through some
"real-life" situations and force them to think about how they
would respond. It encourages them to make life-or-death decisions from the
safety of their seats. In a contemporary approach, this program covers all
the important information regarding fire safety. Includes employee
handbooks, pocket reference cards and a Leader’s Guide. Topics include:
four elements and classes of fire; how to extinguish a fire; Emergency
Action Plan; (EAP); the three A’s – Awareness, Attitude, Action;
real-life situations. (15 min., 1998, English)
CTT
Spanish: La
Seguridad con el Fuego: Vida Real (Fire Safety: Real, Real Life) (FIR-015S)
Fire
Safety: There's No Second Chance (FIR‑020K) 1
Shot on-location at the Virginia Beach Fire Training Center, this unique
program re-creates an actual workplace fire with tragic circumstances. This
Trainer’s Toolkit teaches workers what causes fires, how to prevent them
and what to do in the event of a fire. The toolkit contains the video
program, Fire Safety: There’s No Second Chance, employee handbooks, a
leader’s guide and several overhead transparency masters. Topics include:
elements of fire; classes of fire; fire prevention; how to extinguish a
fire; Emergency Action Plan (EAP). (20 min., 1996, English)
CTT
Spanish: La
Seguridad Con el Fuego: No Hay Segunda Oportunidad (Fire Safety: There's No
Second Chance) (FIR-021S)
Fire
in the Workplace (FIR‑027)
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This video offers an overview of the three primary causes of fire in the
workplace. It is fast-moving and filled with live-action footage. Divided
into special segments, fire professionals give life-saving tips on
electrical safety, protecting against arson, home office safety and
emergency evacuation planning. Designed for group training, "Fire in
the Workplace" shows employees how to guard against the three main
causes of workplace fires. This program comes with reproducible reference
guides for group training. (25 min., 1994, English)
IDEA
Spanish: Fire in
the Workplace (FIR‑028S)
Fire
Extinguishers
Know
Your ABC's: Fire Extinguishers (FIR-013)
Industrial or construction sites often house dangerous fire hazards of all
kinds. When fires occur, knowing how and when to use a fire extinguisher is
imperative. Explained are the proper type of fire extinguishers to use for
different types of fires. Key Training Points: fire classes; use;
maintenance; types. (5 min., 1989, English)
SFTS
What
to Do in Case of Fire (FIR-014)
Use this video to train your employees in the basics of fire fighting. This
video explains situations that can cause fires and the four basic types of
fires (National Fire Protection Association). Discusses what kinds of
extinguishers should be used for each type of fire, how to assess the size
and extent of a blaze, and the dangers involved in trying to extinguish or
escape from a blaze. (18 min., 1988, English)
JJK
Fire
Extinguishers at Work (FIR-017)
Part of NFPA's SafeWorkTM video series, Fire Extinguishers at Work helps you
save lives on the job and meet the requirements of OSHA 1910.157! Plus,
because it's based on NFPA 10, this video provides an added level of safety.
Real-life fire footage puts viewers in the heat of action! Using live-action
demonstrations and explanatory graphics, this compelling program shows
employees what to do--and what not to do--when confronting fire. Make it
part of your training efforts and give workers the big picture from sizing
up a fire and deciding whether it's safe to fight it...choosing the right
device for each kind of fire...extinguisher operation basics...and
instructions for handling different types of emergencies. (17 min., 1999,
English) NFPA
How
to Select and Safely Use Portable Fire Extinguishers (FIR-031)
This fast moving and informative program uses special segments to show
employees how to operate portable fire extinguishers safely and effectively.
Video segments cover: fight or flight...knowing which to do; the limitations
of portable fire extinguishers; how to position yourself to avoid becoming
trapped; the four steps essential for safe evacuations. (10 min., 1997,
English) IDEA
Spanish: How to
Select and Safely Use Portable Fire Extinguishers (FIR-032S)
Evacuation
Evacuation:
The Employer's Guide to Survival (FIR‑002)
This video shows the basic elements that make up an evacuation plan.
Employees should understand the effects of smoke associated with fires and
become familiar with basic fire safety procedures. (15 min., 1997, English)
NFPA
Emergency
Evacuation: Getting Out Alive (FIR‑022)
When faced with an emergency situation, the chances of survival increase a
great deal with adequate training, preparation and an emergency action plan.
Make sure that your employees are prepared to handle any disaster - whether
natural or otherwise - with this brand-new training video from Coastal.
Includes: how to respond in several emergency situations; the importance of
drills; RACE. (16 min., 2000, English)
CTT
Spanish: Evacuacíon
de emergencia: Cómo Salir Vivo (FIR‑024S)
Getting
Out Alive (FIR-029)
This program shows viewers how to anticipate and survive a fire in the
workplace. More than 250 fire departments throughout the United States
contributed to the research for this 15-minute video. Their guidelines make
it an on-target safety tool every workplace can put to use. The video comes
with reproducible reference guides and a sample evacuation plan for group
training. (15 min., 1995, English) IDEA
Spanish: Getting
Out Alive (FIR‑030S)
Emergency
Response
Hazardous
Waste Operations and Emergency Response HAZWOPER (29 CFR 1910.120) (FIR-009)
A panel of OSHA authors of the HAZWOPER discusses the technical aspects of
the standard. They discuss the background of the standard, it's scope,
requirements for training and emergency response, and inspection procedures.
(50 min., 1988, English) OSHA
HAZWOPER
Training: Awareness Level (FIR‑010)
First Respondent Standard describing the five levels of First Responders
awareness level of hazards. This video explains the DOT classification of
hazards, routes of exposure, health hazards and the First Responders
emergency plan. (20 min., 1997, English)
CTT
In-Plant
Immediate Emergency Response Kit (FIR-012K) 1
This video kit helps you comply with Hazardous Waste Operations and
Emergency Response (HAZWOPER). It teaches employees how to conduct a plant
survey, how to develop a plan for each plant location, which supplies need
to be stocked at a spill control station, and how to document emergency
response situations. Includes an instructor's guide and pre- and
post-training quizzes. (19 min., 1989, English)
JJK
Specific
Industries
When
Fire Strikes (Commercial Kitchens) (FIR-033)
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A video guide for commercial kitchen employees. When Fire Strikes is an
excellent training tool for restaurants, schools and hospitals. Kitchen
employees work different shifts, there is a high turnover rate and, in many
regions, language barriers exist. That's why this video is a valuable tool
for your training library. Divided into three special segments, it sends a
strong safety message employees will remember. The video comes with
reproducible reference guides, plus a 27-page booklet. (15 min., 1996,
English) IDEA
Spanish: When
Fire Strikes (FIR‑034S)
Evacuation
of Health Care Facilities (FIR-025)
Major fires in health care facilities are rare, but can be deadly. Most
patients cannot leave the fire area without assistance. This hard-hitting
video follows the recommendations in NFPA 99 and NFPA 101® to train your
staff on: use of the manual fire alarm pull station; when to use a fire
extinguisher; horizontal and vertical evacuation; oxygen shutoff; smoke
compartments; smoke barrier doors. Ideal for all physicians, nurses,
volunteers, administrators, facilities and environmental departments, and
others working in a patient care environment. Show this video and save
lives! (2000, English) NFPA
Fire
Safety for Ambulatory Care (FIR-035)
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This popular fire safety training video covers the elements needed for fire:
Fuel, oxygen, heat and chemical reaction.
Topics also include: categories
of fires; evacuation of patients; leading through fire doors; the swing
carry; the two person single file carry. Geared towards healthcare settings.
(16 min., English) CTT
Avoid
the Heat:
Fire Prevention in Construction (FIR-026)
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Fire protection is one of the most important safety topics to cover with
your employees. This video covers common fire hazards and fire prevention on
the job site. (15 min., 1992, English)
AGCA
See
also:
·
Flammable
Liquids Safety (THS‑010)
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How to
Handle Flammables (THS‑014)
·
Up In
Smoke (Flammable Liquids (THS‑016)
·
Flammable
and Non-Flammable Compressed Gases (THS‑031)
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