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Toxic and
Hazardous Substances
General
Safety
Chemical
Hazards in Construction (THS-002)
Discusses chemical hazard signals; control programs for dusts, liquids and
gases; and plans for safety from the start of the construction project. (13
min., 1987, English) WCBBC
Hazardous
Materials for Maintenance Department (THS-032)
Excellent program for anyone working in a maintenance facility,repair shop
or other general maintenance area. Explains the safety basics for working
with a variety of chemicals and hazardous materials, e.g., glues, solvents,
flammables, gases, and other potentially hazardous materials. (27 min.,
1997, English) DBP
Chemical
Safety (THS-003)
Basic chemical safety for those employees who use, handle, store and dispose
of chemicals in the workplace. Meets general training requirements, targeted
to those employees not in a heavy chemical environment, but who use small
amounts of chemicals in their everyday environment. (7 min., 1991, English)
DBP
Chemicals
and Personal Hygiene (THS-004)
This video explains the effects different chemicals can have on the body and
outlines proper safety procedures to be followed. It is a general overview
that explains the ways chemicals can enter the body. The video discusses
protective clothing, good housekeeping, use of proper containers for
chemicals, and proper hygiene habits. (12 min., 1989, English)
JJK
Chemicals
in the Workplace (THS-005)q
Teach your employees how to recognize potential chemical hazards, use safe
chemical storage practices, how to read an MSDS, what to do in case of a
chemical accident, and proper first aid procedures. (18 min., 1988, English)
JJK
Dealing
with Chemical Safety (THS-009)
This video includes: details on chemical entry into the body, the dose and
hazards, fire and explosion, environmental pollution, control measures,
storage and transportation, and evaluation of handling and storage methods.
Discusses the realization of the risks and having an ongoing program to
minimize the hazards to reduce accidents and make the workplace safer. (15
min., 1989, English) SFTC
Hazardous
Chemical Containers (THS-012)
Teach employees to identify types of chemical containers and the importance
of safety measures and proper handling methods. (17 min., 1989, English)
JJK
How
to Handle Flammables (THS-014)
Flammable materials handling information in this video includes: recognizing
dangerous situations and distinguishing between types of flammables.
Emergency procedures and storage and transit concerns are also covered. (17
min., 1989, English) JJK
Flammable
Liquids Safety (THS-010)
Designed as a training program for employees working with flammable liquids.
Explains LEL, UEL, flashpoints and other pertinent information that all
employees working with flammables should know and understand. (9 min., 1990,
English) DBP
Up
In Smoke (Flammable Liquids) (THS-016)
When handled improperly, flammable liquids can spell disaster. This short
video illustrates some common mistakes and explains proper handling of
flammable liquids. (5 min., 1990, English)
SFTS
Flammable
and Non-Flammable Compressed Gases (THS-031)
This video provides employees with data about proper handling and storage
methods for compressed gases. (16 min., 1989, English)
JJK
Working
Safely with Compressed Gases (THS‑017)
Head off explosion dangers and satisfy OSHA 1910.01! Protect workers from
potential chemical and explosion risks with this new SafeWork video!
Live-action demonstrations dramatically illustrate recommended safety
practices in NFPA 55: Storage, Use and Handling of Compressed and Liquefied
Gases in Portable Cylinders, to teach employees correct procedures when
storing, using, and handling compressed gas cylinders. On-screen
demonstrations in a variety of industrial environments teach viewers how to:
check gas cylinders for proper labeling and evidence of leaks, corrosion,
and damage; separate gases according to type; secure storage areas; use
proper protective clothing; fill a propane cylinder; prepare and implement
an emergency plan. Don't wait for tragedy to strike. If you're a facility
manager, safety director, or training director, take steps now that will
result in safer conditions for years to come. (20 min., 1999, English)
SAFEW
Handling
Compressed Gas Cylinders (THS-011)
Train employees on proper handling of compressed gas cylinders. Reviews:
different types of gas storage; handling of cylinders; hazards associated
with gas leaks; features and proper use of gas cylinders. (13 min., English)
LIP
Compressed
Gases: Safe Handling (THS-036)
Most of us use pressurized gases in so many ways that we take them for
granted. Despite their convenience, they can be dangerous if handled
improperly. Proper handling requires special skills and training and is the
focus of this important video program. Topics include: classifications;
labeling; flammable, non-flammable and toxic gases; handling cylinders;
valves; leaks. Includes Employee Handbooks. (18 min., 1999, English) CTT
Taking
Care with Caustic (THS-020)
Though filmed in a setting for unloading railroad cars, this is an excellent
training video for those who work with caustics. It includes PPE, proper
containers for storage, unloading precautions and what to do if spilled. (18
min., 1988, English) PPG
How
to Handle Corrosives (THS-013)
Identifies types of corrosives and suggests handling methods, plus emergency
and personal protection procedures. (15 min., 1989, English)
JJK
How
to Handle Solvents (THS-015)
Reviews types of solvents and related handling methods. Includes guidelines
on emergency procedures and recognizing potential dangerous situations. (18 min.,
1989, English) JJK
Specific
Substances
Anhydrous
Ammonia (THS‑035)
Anhydrous ammonia plays a crucial role in making many necessities of life,
but it can be toxic – even deadly. This video program covers basic facts
about the chemical, while discussing personal protection and emergency
response. Topics include: how ammonia affects your body; avoiding personal
exposure; preventing release; first aid. (19 min., 1997, English)
CTT
Asbestos
Awareness: Are You at Risk? (THS-021)
This video program discusses OSHA’s Asbestos Standards (1910.1001 and
1926.1101) and provides an introduction to asbestos. Topics include: the
three forms of asbestos; adverse health effects; where asbestos can be
found; hazard communication; personal protection; housekeeping requirements.
(23 min., 1998, English) CTT
Asbestos/Building
and Inspections (THS-022)
This video describes the Asbestos Abatement Plan, it's components, types of
inspections, characteristics of asbestos; the terms friable, non-friable are
also reviewed. (11 min., 1997, English)
DBP
Guide
to Negative Air Filtration at Asbestos Abatement Sites (THS‑025)
Discusses how negative air technology evolved.
Explains how negative air filtration is used to control airborne
contamination at asbestos abatement sites.
Previous methods that were used to remove asbestos are presented,
along with their problems. (42 min., 1985, English)
SRCF
Procedures
for Asbestos Removal (THS-029)
Demonstrates removal procedures and precautions that must be taken when
asbestos is removed from buildings. (10 min., 1984, English)
WCBBC
Danger:
Benzene! (THS-008)
Benzene is a colorless liquid chemical and a key ingredient in many products
and industrial processes, but it also poses a major health and safety risk
for workers. When working with
or around benzene, it is crucial to remember that the substance is both
toxic and highly flammable. This
short video educates industrial workers about the hazards of benzene and
provides safety tips for safe
work habits. (5 min., 1990, English) SFTS
Carbon
Monoxide Poisoning (THS-023)
This video defines carbon monoxide and how to reduce the effects of this
health hazard. Almost every industry is exposed, but very little attention
is given to its effects. Excellent awareness program. (14 min., 1997,
English) DBP
More
than a Paycheck (Carcinogenic Substances) (THS-027)
Discusses cancer caused by work-related substances. Industrial processes are shown with commentary from some
affected workers and their families. Other
comments and analyses are provided by labor leaders and representatives from
the scientific and management communities.
Finally, methods of protecting workers are shown and discussed. (28
min., 1978, English) NAC
Chlorine
(THS-006)
This video covers the hazards of chlorine, basic safety procedures for
handling chlorine, and response tactics for discharges and fires.
It provides information on identifying the presence of chlorine,
health hazards of exposure, how vapors behave, protective clothing for
mitigation activity, and chlorine container design. (25 min., 1989, English)
EFG
Chlorine
Safety (THS-007)
The danger of chlorine is well documented, yet dozens of employees are
injured each year by this deadly gas. This
video explains the risks and hazards of chlorine, as well as safe use and
leak procedures. (12 min., 1990, English) DBP
Safety
First: Chlorine (THS‑019)
A good video which traces the handling of chorine from eh railcar to the
workplace. It includes information on properties, PPE and safety. (21 min.,
1986, English) PPG
OSHA
Formaldehyde Standard (THS-033)
Educate your employees on the OSHA regulation through the use of this video
which deals with formaldehyde, its hazards and: symptoms and effects of
exposure to formaldehyde; exposure limits - both permissible and short-term;
proper labeling - PPE; spill and emergency procedures; medical plans. (13
min., 1993, English) LIP
Hydrogen
Sulfide: A Matter of Life or Death (THS-037)
Whether working in a manufacturing plant, laboratory or mine, or for a
public utility, your employees’ health depends on understanding the
potential hazards of hydrogen sulfide and the safe work practices necessary
to avoid injury. Hydrogen sulfide is a poison, and in high concentrations,
it can kill. This new video program will help teach workers how to protect
themselves. Topics include: What is hydrogen sulfide?; the effects of
hydrogen sulfide; air monitoring requirements; personal protective
equipment; emergency response/first aid procedures. Includes Employee
Handbooks. (18 min., 1993, English)
CTT
Take
the Lead on Lead: OSHA's Lead Standard (THS-034)
An excellent video for assessing lead in the environment. It explains a
3-step plan for safely determining the presence of lead, exposure assessment
and engineering controls to minimize exposure. (18 min., 1995, English)
AGCA
Lead!
Treat It With Respect (THS-038)
Lead is one of the most common and most dangerous materials in construction.
The long-term damage to workers can be deadly, but with proper training
workers can learn to protect themselves. Complies with OSHA’s Lead in
Construction Standard (1926.62). Topics include: danger of lead hazards; how
it enters the body; exposure limits; PPE; housekeeping; medical
surveillance. Includes Employee Handbooks. (17 min., 1993, English)
CTT
He's
Not the Man I Married...Could it be Lead? (THS-039)
q
A bilingual motivational video for workers on lead safety. Geared especially
to workers in radiator shops, foundries, battery manufacturing, construction
and demolition, lead type setting, steel manufacturing, and
electronics.Discusses risks, protective actions, symptoms of lead poisoning,
and physical dangers. Reinforces that lead poisoning is preventable. (17 min.,
1991, Both English and Spanish) CDHS
Exposing
the Facts: Lead Exposure in the Construction Industry (THS-040)
q
This video describes how lead is used in the construction industry, its
effect on the human body, and how workers can protect themselves from
overexposure. (17 min., 1992, English)
AGCA
Lead
in the Workplace (THS-041) q
Employees rarely understand the dangers of lead exposure. This program will
give them important facts regarding lead exposure and the potential ailments
that can result from this occupational hazard. (15 min., English)
ASTI
Methylene
Chloride Information Video (THS‑018)
This video emphasizes the safety of the inspector, finding or establishing
safe zones to decrease exposure to this highly toxic solvent used commonly
in the painting industry. (12 min., 1997, English)
Plain
Talk About a Serious Problem: Silicosis (THS‑028)
An introduction to silicosis, followed by a discussion of the mechanics of
dust, the respiratory system, threshold limit values (TLV), and individual
dust susceptibility. Narrated by Andy Griffith. (18 min., 1983, English)
NCDLMQ
Safety
and Health Factors for Working with Silica (THS-030)
This program covers the health hazards associated with breathing silica
dust, and methods of controlling these hazards.
Health problems caused by exposure to silica dust are discussed.
Proper engineering controls and safe work practices to prevent
exposure are presented. (24 min., 1982, English)
OSHA
Silica
Exposure: It Can Leave You Breathless (THS-042) q
This video highlights the use of silica in the construction industry, its
effects on the body, and how workers can protect themselves from the hazards
associated with silica exposure. (13 min., 1998, English)
AGCA
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