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 General
Awareness
& Emergency Preparedness
Awareness
Safety
- The Bottom Line (GEN-009)
This video is designed to show the value of sound safety programs and their
economic benefits. Includes explanation of insurance rates, lost time costs
and the benefits to productivity and profit of a highly committed safety
attitude. (20 min., 1997, English) AGCA
Accidents:
It Can't Happen to Me (GEN-020)
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Program explains how accidents occur and how they can be prevented. Contains
interviews with people who have been involved in accidents, injuries, or
near misses, including a discussion with a survivor of the MGM Grand Hotel
fire. (10 min., 2000, English) ASTI
Accidents:
It Can't Happen to Me (GEN-023)
This video shows graphic results of industrial accidents and stresses the
need for safe work practices. Depicts how accidents are caused and
prevention measures. Emphasis is on unsafe acts of employees and their
personal responsibility for injury prevention. (10 min., 1996, English)
DBP
Dreams
into Nightmares (Accident Effects) (GEN‑017)
A single accident could spoil dreams and goals. This short video takes a harsh look at the cost of ignoring
safety rules and the impact it can have on individuals in the workplace. (5
min., 1992, English) SFTS
Hapless
Hal Plays the Behavior-Based Safety Game (GEN-006)
Every year, thousands of workers die from accidental injuries, and millions
more suffer from disabling injuries. In the majority of these accidents,
unsafe behaviors are either a direct cause or a major contributing factor.
Behavior-based safety programs encourage employees to focus on safe work
behaviors. Using a video game format, this video addresses these Key
Training Points: consequences of unsafe acts; changing work habits;
coaching; measuring safety performances. (7 min., 2000, English)
SFTS
Emergency
Preparedness
Disaster
Preparedness (GEN-003)
Compiled from Safety & Environmental Health Affairs Journal (SEAJ) in
response to the events of September 11, 2001, this video includes the
following segments: Introduction; Emergency Action Plans; Fire Drills;
Package Bombs. (20 min., 2001, English)
CTT
Expect
the Unexpected (GEN-012)
An introduction to Emergency Preparedness in the workplace, this video shows
how to deal with man-made and natural disasters in the workplace. It shows
the advantages of emergency planning and demonstrates a systematic approach
to Emergency Preparedness. Experts in the field give practical advice on how
to set up an emergency plan. Hazard analysis, hazard reduction, and testing
of the plan are covered in general terms. Specific case studies show how 2
companies successfully cope with workplace emergencies. This video
emphasizes job safety and security through planning, training, and practice.
(15 min., 1990, English) WCBBC
Emergency
Action Plan (GEN-014)
This vitally important program will teach your employees the basic aspects
of emergency action planning. They will learn evacuation procedures as well
as the importance of simulations and the responsibilities of all personnel.
Topics include: evacuation; headcounts; communication/command center;
medical attention center; emergency provisions; preparation and practice.
(15 min., 1999, English) CTT
Hazard
Identification
Why
Don't--and Can't--Employees See Risk? (GEN-001)
This video program discusses the reasons behind poor risk perception and
risk recognition, and how people can improve in these abilities. Produced by
BST. Topics include: defining and communicating risk factors; improvement of
risk perception. (20 min., 2001, English)
CTT
Can
You Spot the Hazards? (GEN-002)
Accidents and injuries occur every day in the workplace. Many are caused by
unsafe acts; others are caused by unsafe conditions. To stay safe on the
job, learn to spot and correct hazards before they cause accidents. Key
Training Points: inspecting the work environment; identifying hazards;
dressing safely. (7 min., 1999, English)
SFTS
Real
Life
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Felt Comfortable (GEN-007)
This tragic true life story is about Randy Fellhoelter and the conditions
which led up to his narrow escape from death. Randy tells his dramatic story
to an audience of co-workers and its impact can be felt as well as viewed.
Randy discusses how our attitudes about taking risks can affect our lives
and those of our families and friends. Some of the scenes in this
high-impact video are very graphic and may not be suitable for all
audiences. Scenes of Randy's injuries were taken at the hospital and during
his recovery. This video should be seen by all employees, supervisors and
managers. (23 min., 1994, English) NSC
Remember
Charlie (GEN-008)
Imagine being burned over 45% of your body…and you have no one to blame
but yourself. This critically acclaimed video presents the story of Charlie
Morecraft, an Exxon refinery worker who was seriously injured in an
explosion. It is a deeply moving portrayal of the devastating real-life
consequences of the abuse of safety procedures and it dramatically changes
safety attitudes from uncaring and routine to "safety first and
always." (56 min., 1994, English)
LIP
Safety
Awareness: A Commitment to Yourself (GEN-013K) 1
After seeing the video and hearing firsthand accounts from workplace
accident survivors, employees will realize that workplace safety is more
than a slogan or a company campaign... it's a critical issue that affects
each and every one of them every day. In on-camera interviews, survivors
explain how carelessness or a lapse of concentration led to their accidents,
and how the resulting injuries dramatically altered their lives. This
high-quality video really drives home the point that safety awareness is
first and foremost a matter of personal responsibility. (30 min., 1996,
English) JJK
Kevin
Bailey Story, The (GEN-016)
This powerful presentation documents the devastating consequences of poor
safety practices. Kevin Bailey suffered a traumatic amputation of his right
leg at the hip and devastating injuries to his left leg after being caught
in a powerful rotating shaft. As Kevin fights for life, the video shows how
this type of injury affects not just Kevin but his entire family. During the
grueling rehabilitation process, Kevin was surprised to discover that other
injured workers had stories so similar to his. Each person thought accidents
happened to other people; each person's injury involved some type of
shortcut or carelessness. Video features interviews with Kevin, his family,
his employer and the EMTs and doctors who worked with him. (15 min., 2001,
English) ATR
Spanish: Kevin
Bailey Story, The (GEN-019S)
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Accidents
Aren't Just One of Those Things (GEN‑021)
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Martin Lesperance is an entertaining speaker who deals head-on with the
topic of safety. His humorous style and light-hearted approach effectively
convey the message that safety is vital. Employed as a professional
firefighter and paramedic, this best-selling author addresses the issues of
safety and how accidents can be avoided through preparation and awareness of
hazards. Through sharing
personal experiences, Martin helps workers to understand the impact of
preventable accidents on individuals, their families, and their futures.
Discusses how injury prevention is more than just about life and death,
about the mis-use of the word accident, and good safety tips that workers
can use in work and non-work situations. (20 min., English)
ATR
Spanish: Accidents
Aren't Just One of Those Things (GEN-022S)
Safety
Awareness II: The Gory Story (GEN-010)
This video captures employees' attention and makes them think "this
could be me!" through dramatic pictures of actual injuries--mangled
arms, legs, hands. A tremendous variety of accidents and resulting injuries
are covered. (9 min., 1999, English)
LIP
The
Convincer (GEN-018)
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Full color slides of graphic, actual injuries are shown to convince workers
that injuries could happen to them if proper safety precautions are not
followed. Typical industrial
injuries are shown (injuries to the eyes, hands, and legs). "It can
happen to you if you let it" is the video's message. (13 min., 1989,
English)
Examining
Fatal Shipyard Accidents: Hazards and Solutions - Volume 1 (GEN-015)
Reducing fatal shipyard accidents is the goal of the computer-animated video
produced by the Directorate of Science, Technology and Medicine.
"Examining Fatal Shipyard Accidents: Hazards and Solutions"
features 8 animated re-enactments of actual fatal accidents investigated by
OSHA. The fatal accidents and subsequent hazard abatement recommendations
are descriptions of what actually happened at the time the accidents
occurred. The scenes include crane hazards, confined space hazards, fall
hazards, electrical hazards, and improper use of equipment. The video is a
hazard awareness video and as such is not all-inclusive. It is advisory in
nature, informational in content and is intended to assist employers in
providing a safe and healthful workplace. (16 min., 2002, English)
OSHA
For
more real-life videos, see also:
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Back Safety (Real, Real Life)
(BAC‑016K)
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AIDS - Can I Get It? (BBP‑002)
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Confined Space Case Histories
(CHS‑012)
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Casos de la Vida Real en los Espacios
Cerrados (Confined Space Case Histories)
(CSH‑019S)
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Electrical Safety Series 4: Fatal Shock -
Electrical Case Histories (ELE‑007)
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Electrical Safety: Real, Real Life
(ELE‑025K)
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Fire Safety: Real, Real Life
(FIR‑019K)
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Hearing Protection: Real, Real Life
(HER14K)
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Slips, Trips and Falls: Real, Real Life
(HSK‑016K)
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Learn From Their Mistakes: Hazcom Case
Histories (HZC‑012)
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La Communicacion de los Peligros: Casos de
la Vida Real (Hazard Communication: Case Histories)
(HZC‑020S)
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Hazardous Materials Incidents
(HZC‑025)
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Lockout/Tagout: Real, Real Life
(LTG‑012)
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Forklift Case Histories: Serious Business
(MHS‑004)
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Personal Protective Equipment: Real, Real
Life (PPE‑021K)
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Safe Driving: Real, Real Life (VEH‑020K)
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