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General
Safety - Ladders
& Scaffolds |
| Ladders
|
Provides
basic guidelines for working on ladders and
rolling scaffolds. Covers general
maintenance, selection, lifting and
carrying, erecting, securing, inspection and
maintenance. Safety
Care, Inc. 18 min.
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| Temporary
Stairways & Ladders
|
Covers
temporary stairways and ladders; safety
inspections, proper positioning, climbing,
maintenance, use and procedures. Construction
Series, Safety Training Systems. 7 min.
1991
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| Ladder
Safety Training
|
Everyone
needs proper training for ladders, including
how to choose the right ladder, inspection,
set up, securing and working efficiently. JAJ
Products, Inc. 22 min. 1992
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| Ladder
Safety
|
Ladders
are necessary tools in most work places, and
are dangerous when taken for granted.
Explains safe use of various types of
ladders and portable steps. Safety Shorts Productions. 6 min. 1988
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| Watch
that First Step! Complying with OSHA's
Stairways and Ladders Standard
|
Provides
information about OSHA regulations, and
prevention of accidents. The American Subcontractors Association, Inc., The National
Association of Home Builders, Inc., The
Painting & Decorating Contractors of
America. 15 min. 1991
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| One
Too Many: Ladder Safety
|
Directed
to top management, presenting the story of a
construction firm executive who makes a
decision to see that his company adopts a
"zero injury" philosophy. 20 min. 1993
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| Ladder
Safety
|
Long Island Productions. 12 min.
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| Putting
It All Together: Scaffolding Safety
|
Developed
to train construction workers to safely
erect and dismantle scaffolds. 15 min. 1996
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| Success
at the Top: Stairway & Ladder Safety
|
Aids
in meeting the training requirements
outlined in the OSHA standard. 17 min. 1991
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| Rolling
Towers: Mobile Scaffold Safety |
Describes
how to safely erect and dismantle mobile
scaffolds, and educates construction workers
on how to safely work on mobile scaffolds.
12 min. 1997 |
| Swing
Stage Scaffolds: Raising Safety to a New
Level
|
Shows
the viewer how to properly install and work
safely on swing stage scaffolds. 13 min.
1997
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| Ladder
Safety
|
Reviews
proper use of ladders, including the
three-point rule, inspection, slant and
pitch, tie off, and the appropriate use of
different types of ladders. 6 min. 1992
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| Working
Safely on Scaffolds |
Covers
proper footing, the importance of guard
rails, materials and assembling, inspection,
handling tools, working in inclement
weather, and indoor scaffolds. 6 min. 1992
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General Safety - Cranes
& Rigging
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| Rigging
Part 1: Basic Rigging
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Riggers
checklist and sling leg loads. 34 min. 1986
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| Slings
and Rigging Hardware
|
inspection,
maintenance and application. Provides a
working knowledge of sling types, their
uses, and benefits. Covers inspection of
wire rope slings, synthetic web, and alloy
chain slings. Covers shackles, eye bolts,
hooks, turnbuckles, and more. 44 min. 1986
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| Wire
Rope Inspection
|
Covers
OSHA and ANSI inspection and maintenance
requirements, with instruction for
determining when items should be removed
from service. 41 min. 1986
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| Cranes
and Material Handling
|
Examples
of correct and incorrect set up, use of
cranes, ropes, and slings. Erwin Training Institute. 21 min. 1982
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| Safety
in Rigging - Wire Rope
|
Topics
include construction and characteristics,
safe working load, inspection, replacement
criteria, use, handling, and maintenance. Construction
Safety Association of Ontario. 19 min.
N/A
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| Safety
in Rigging - Slings
|
Topics
include configuration: single vertical
hitch, bundle hitch, single basket
hitch/double basket hitch, double wrap
basket hitch, single choker hitch, double
wrap choker hitch; capacity; angles; and
safe working loads. Construction
Safety Association of Ontario. 20 min.
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| Craning
with Confidence
|
Reminds
experienced operators not to be complacent
about familiar hazards, and introduces new
workers to things they must know to handle a
crane with confidence. International
Film Bureau, Inc. 17 min.
|
| Inspection,
Care & Storage of Slings
|
Examines
a range of lifting equipment and accident
prevention principles. Covers preliminary
checks, periodic inspections, safe use, and
proper storage of chain, wire, and fiber
chains. 20 min. 1994
|
| Play
it Safe: An Overview of Crane Safety
|
Highlights
basic crane safety practices for crane
operators, riggers and laborers working with
and around cranes. 15 min. 1992
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| Controlling
the Load: Crane Rigging Safety
|
Describes
the basics of safe crane rigging practices.
14 min. 1992
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| Working
Safely with Crane Rigging
|
Stresses
importance of signaling and communication,
and includes instruction on handling the
load, roll and swing, pinch points, and
inspection. 6 min. 1992
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General Safety - Tools
& Equipment
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| Roofing:
Some Do's and Don'ts, Rules and Regs
|
Covers
examples of roofing practices, both good and
bad, and explains why. Erwin Training Institute. 25 min.
|
| Tools:
Some Do's & Don'ts, Some Rules &
Regs
|
Reviews
good and bad conditions of hand tools,
reminds viewers to keep tools in good
working condition to prevent injury. Erwin
Training Institute. 18 min.
|
| Basic
Electrical Safety
|
Meets
mandatory training in electrical safety;
explains how to avoid specific electrical
hazards. Excellent for individuals exposed
to electricity on the job site. Construction
Series, Safety Training Systems. 11 min.
1991
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| Hand
Fed Chipper Safety
|
Step-by-step
procedures, proper clothing and protective
equipment, walk-around inspection, startup,
repair and maintenance preparation. Morbark
Product Support. 11 min. 1991
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| You
Bet Your Eyes (PPE-Eye Conservation
|
Reviews
street glasses vs. safety glasses, face
shields, laser goggles, and welding shields.
15 min. 1975
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| An
X Factor (Logging Safety)
|
X
is the unknown factor. Common sense is the
best safety measure. Reviews different
situations and how they could have been
avoided. Caterpillar
Video. 22 min.
|
| Shake
Hands With Danger
|
Any
time you work on a piece of equipment, be
aware of safety measures, common safety
mistakes, and common sense. Caterpillar/National
Safety Council. 25 min.
|
| The
Hazards of Hurry
|
This
program, presented in the interest of safety
for all backhoe loader operators, shows
typical backhoe accidents caused by the
human tendency to hurry up. Caterpillar
Video. 21 min.
|
| Cat
Excavator File
|
Reviews
Caterpillar products and what they are used
for. Caterpillar
Video. 21 min.
|
| Long
Reach Excavators Operator Tips
|
Long
Reach Excavators are different than standard
excavators due to their extra range and
versatility. They have less force, but are
used primarily for soft materials.
Instructions on how to prepare for working,
maintenance, and transportation. Caterpillar
Video. 7 min. 1989
|
| Grader
Orientation
|
Reviews
basic safety, walk-around inspections,
start-up procedures, machine controls, and
shut down procedures. 34 min. 1994
|
| Advanced
Grader Techniques
|
Explains
general road maintenance, ditching, and
re-shaping roads. 15 min. 1992
|
| Wheel
Loader Operating Tips
|
Reviews
basic safety, walk-around inspections,
operator's compartment, setting the VCTC,
loading the bucket, truck loading, load and
carry, and shutting the machine down. 22
min.
|
| Track
Loader Operating Tips & Techniques
|
Operating
characteristics, safety, walk-around
inspection, best methods for several
different tasks, and shut down operations.
27 min. 1993
|
| H
Series Tractors Field Report
|
Reviews
tractors and what they are being used for. Caterpillar
H-Series Motor Grader Orientation Video.
16 min. 1990
|
| The
Hazards of Hurry
|
This
program, presented in the interest of safety
for all backhoe loader operators, shows
typical backhoe accidents caused by the
human tendency to hurry up. Caterpillar
Video. 21 min.
|
| Welding
Safety
|
Promotes
awareness of the hazards of welding
operations, covering types of welding, PPE,
fire prevention, safe work practices, and
special situations. Long Island Productions. 13 min. 1986
|
| Band
Saw Operation & Safety
|
Reviews
what band saws are used for, major parts,
function of each part, and the adjustments
needed for operation. Long Island
Productions. 13 min.
|
| Digging
Dangers
|
Equipment
operators describe their worst accidents and
how they might be avoided. Demonstrates how
signs, flags, paint and marking tape are
used to alert excavators to the presence of
underground lines. Underground
Focus Magazine. 15 min. 1989
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| Digging
Dangers II
|
Demonstrations
of vacuum excavating and directional boring.
Also includes actual footage from a tragic
accident where a road grader operator was
killed when he struck a gas pipeline, plus
several other fatal accidents. Underground Focus Magazine. 20 min. 1990
|
| Digging
Dangers III
|
Features
a contractor whose crew was involved in an
accident that killed three people. His
insights are incredible. Underground
Focus Magazine. 15 min. 1992
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| Winning
Moves in Maintenance
|
Take
precautions before your equipment gives out.
Caterpillar.
16 min.
|
| Lockout
Procedure
|
This
program covers proper procedures for
isolating energy sources when servicing or
repairing equipment, verifying that a
zero-energy state is achieved, and proper
procedures for restarting equipment. 10 min.
|
| Shake
Hands With Danger
|
Any
time you work on a piece of equipment, be
aware of safety measures, common safety
mistakes, and common sense. Caterpillar/National
Safety Council. 25 min.
|
| Safety
on the Commercial Roof Job Site (1 of 2 tapes)
|
Personal
Safety on the Job / Safe Equipment &
Material Handling: Wearing PPE saves workers
from serious injury. Stresses importance of
foreman, lead man, and proper handling of
materials. Also focuses on being aware and
watching out for the other guy. 14 min.
|
| Safety
on the Commercial Roof Job Site (2 of 2 tapes)
|
Safe
Installation of Beams & Purlins / Safety
on Top Panels & Finish Work: Following
safety guidelines will help minimize the
risk of actions that lead to injury. Never
perform a task if you feel an unsafe
situation exists. 12 min.
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| Avoid
Hot Mix Hazards: Working Safely with Hot Mix
|
Produced
to provide basic safety training to road
construction workers exposed to hot mix
hazards. 12 min. 1993
|
| Take
Charge: Working Safely with Temporary
Electricity
|
Developed
to train construction employees how to work
safely around temporary electricity. 18 min.
1991
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| The
Sky's the Limit: Scissors & Aerial
Platforms
|
Highlights
potential hazards associated with
construction work performed on elevated
platforms. 15 min. 1993
|
| On
Your Guard: Basic Power Tool Safety
|
Covers
hazards associated with power tools and
shows safe power tool use. 13 min. 1993
|
| Make
the Right Move: Materials Handling Safety
|
Shows
how to safely handle common construction
materials and highlights materials handled
improperly. 14 min. 1993
|
| Pave
Your Way to Safety: Concrete Paving Safety
|
Provides
basic safety training to road construction
workers exposed to concrete hazards. 11 min.
1993
|
| What
Goes Up, Must Come Down: Demolition Safety
|
Describes
the primary hazards associated with
demolition operations and suggests ways that
workers can protect themselves and the
general public from these hazards. 12 min.
1993
|
| A
Firm Footing: Pile driving Safety
|
Describes
several of the most common pile driving
hazards and suggests protective measures for
pile drivers and others. 12 min. 1993
|
| Take
Control: Lock-out/Tag-out
|
Shows
the appropriate methods for locking-out
and/or tagging-out stored energy so
maintenance and repair work on machines,
equipment and other energy sources can be
performed safely. 18 min. 1993
|
| A
Safe Span: Bridge Construction Safety
|
Provides
bridge construction workers with basic
information on common bridge construction
hazards and protective methods. 14 min. 1995
|
| Hot
Work: Welding & Cutting Safety
|
Working
safely around welding and cutting
operations. 14 min. 1995
|
| On
the Go: Forklift Safety in Construction
|
Basic
safety training for those working with
and/or around forklifts. 17 min. 1995
|
| Making
the Move: Trailering Construction Equipment
Safety
|
Shows
the viewer how to safely load, transport and
unload construction equipment. 12 min. 1996
|
| Powder
Actuated Tool Safety
|
Operating
these tools requires appropriate training.
Defines equipment, types of loads, potential
hazards, and appropriate safety procedures
when operating this equipment. 6 min. 1992
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| Working
Around Construction Equipment Safely
|
Equipment
is faster and larger than ever before;
everyone must be more alert on the jobsite.
Operation should be well planned, a walk
around check completed, and a spotter should
be used when backing up. Know your equipment
and limitations. 6 min. 1992
|
| Working
Safely Around Explosives
|
Basics
of explosive safety. Minimal information for
crews, not blasters. 8 min. 1992
|
| Construction
Equipment Maintenance
|
Proper
maintenance prevents injuries and accidents.
Follow maintenance and inspection manuals,
maintain logs of inspections, protect the
equipment, store correctly, and most
importantly, use common sense. 5 min. 1992
|
| Warning
Signs
|
Signs
bring attention to potential hazards, and
should be noticed. Watch for signs, and know
where the dangers are. 4 min. 1992
|
| Working
Around High Voltage
|
Mark
all lines, overhead or buried, and use a
qualified signaler for equipment. Includes
basic tips if contact is made. 6 min. 1992
|
| Skid
Steer Loader Safety
|
Tips
for safe use, including safety procedures,
inspection, maintenance, proper use and
refueling. Stresses the importance of
knowing capabilities and limits. 9 min. 1993
|
| Cut-off
Saw Safety
|
Tips
to insure safety while using a cut off saw,
including proper PPE, clothing, and use. 9
min. 1993
|
| Laser
Safety |
Be
aware of hazards and how to avoid them.
Follow the outlined OSHA guidelines to
protect yourself and your co-workers. 6 min.
1997 |
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General Safety - Trenching/Shoring/Confined
Space
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| Survival
in Excavation
|
Excavation
projects have many hazards, including buried
utility cables. Provides safety procedures
for crew and businesses, in locating,
moving, uncovering and working around
utility lines. 20 min. 1996
|
| Shoring
Safely
|
Instruction
on locating utility lines, surface
encumbrances, proper placement of filling,
avoiding undermining, personnel safety, and
installing shoring. Zomar Productions, Ltd. 15 min. 1990
|
| The
Competent Person & Soils Testing
|
Explains
who is considered the competent person and
what the responsibilities are. Provides
clear and simple explanations of the soil
classifications system, five easy field
tests, and how to prepare for an OSHA
inspection. Zomar Productions Ltd. 27 min. 1992
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| Speed
Shore: Installation and Removal
|
Covers
worker protection, ramps and ladders, spoil
pile placement, plywood sheeting, and
classification of soil. Also reviews
different parts of hydraulic shoring and how
to install and remove it correctly. Also
reviews single cylinder shores and removal15
min. 1986
|
| Manholes,
Sewers and Vaults
|
Video
about the dangers of confined spaces and
safety practices. The
Film Communicators. 16 min.
|
| On
Solid Ground: Trenching
|
This
guide to OSHA's excavating standard covers
methods of sloping, shoring, shielding,
benching, and all the provisions of the
standard. 18 min. 1990
|
| In
the Trenches: Excavation Safety for Workers |
Teaches
how to work in and around excavations and
trenches safely. 14 min. 1996 |
| In
the Trenches: Excavation Safety for Workers
(Spanish) |
Teaches
how to work in and around excavations and
trenches safely. 14 min. 1996 |
| Survival
in Excavation: Safe Working Around Existing
Utilities |
Describes
everything that your excavator needs to know
to get started safely and efficiently, from
planning to job completion. 20 min. 1996 |
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Behavior
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| Behavioral
Accident Prevention
|
Six
steps to preventing accidents: Follow
Procedures and rules; report hazardous
equipment and conditions; wear PPE; maintain
equipment, tools, and the work area; submit
safety ideas; and think about the job and
what you are doing. 22 min. 1986
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| It
Won't Happen to Me
|
Real
people talk about real accidents. To reduce
the number of close calls, always keep in
mind the work area, the condition and use of
equipment, and job procedures. 19 min. 1987
|
| The
Time Line
|
Strong
feelings and inner distractions of the mind
affect present-time thinking. Keeping your
mind in the present and in control of your
situation reduces the likelihood of
accidents. MTI
Teleprograms. 13 min. 1985
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| Supervising
Safety I: You Make the Difference
|
When
an employee has an accident, management has
failed. This video deals with the people
management aspect of safety
responsibilities, and how to make your
operations safer. 15 min. 1985
|
| Supervising
Safety II: Making it Happen
|
Focuses
on communication techniques, telling your
employee what you want, showing them, and
rewarding their actions. Includes strategies
for dealing with people. 15 min. 1987
|
| Equipment
Theft Prevention and Recovery: The Experts
View
|
In
1983, $404 million was lost due to theft;
the average contractor spends $6600 a year.
This panel discussion reviews what thieves
are like, how to investigate the crime, and
how to know if what you find is yours. 70
min. 1985
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| It
Won't Happen to Me
|
Real
people talk about real accidents. To reduce
the number of close calls, always keep in
mind the work area, the condition and use of
equipment, and job procedures. 19 min. 1987
|
| Accidents:
It Can't Happen to Me
|
Depicts
how accidents are caused, and reviews
prevention. Emphasis on unsafe acts of
employees and their responsibility for
injury prevention. Long Island Productions. 10 min.
|
| An
X Factor (Logging Safety)
|
X
is the unknown factor. Common sense is the
best safety measure. Reviews different
situations and how they could have been
avoided. Caterpillar
Video.
22 min.
|
| Everything
to Lose
|
Warnings
about taking too many risks until an injury
does occur. Caterpillar
Tractor. 21 min.
|
| Internal
Theft: Stealing on the job
|
30%
of all recent business failures are a direct
result of internal theft. 25% of all
employees are looking for a chance to steal,
and this video tells you who to watch for
and why. 16 min.
|
| Roll
of the Drums
|
Don't
take too many chances. Caterpillar
Film and Video. 20 min.
|
| Team
of Your Life
|
Treat
co-workers and bosses with respect. Allied
Film and Video. 18 min.
|
| The
Time Line
|
Strong
feelings and inner distractions of the mind
affect present-time thinking. Keeping your
mind in the present and in control of your
situation reduces the likelihood of
accidents. MTI
Teleprograms. 13 min. 1985
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| Controlling
the Field: Jobsite Safety Inspection
|
Gives
guidance to construction contractors and
supervisors regarding an appropriate
approach to regular job-site safety
inspections. 17 min. 1991
|
| Just
the Facts: Accident Investigation
|
Shows
construction contractors how best to
investigate construction accidents to
prevent recurrence of similar accidents. 18
min. 1991
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| Work
Zone Ahead: Highway Work Zone Safety
|
Provides
basic safety training to road construction
workers. 12 min. 1996
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| Making
a Difference: Emergency Medical Response |
Designed
to assist contractors develop an emergency
medical plan and help ensure workers know
what to do when in an emergency situation.
15 min. 1999 |
| Safety:
The Bottom Line
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Designed
to show the value of sound safety programs
and their economic benefits. 20 min. 1997
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Back
Injury Prevention
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| Understanding
the Working Back
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A
nationally-recognized authority on back
injury control and ergonomics shows the
mechanics of movement and the consequences
of incorrect lifting habits. Explains
common-sense techniques. The
FPE Group. 20 min. 1985
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| Back
Injury Prevention
|
One
of the most costly injuries in the
construction industry is back injury. This
program explains safe lifting techniques,
10:1 ratio, hazards involved in stretching
and/or twisting, and more. 13 min.
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| On
the Road: The Lighter Side of Lifting
|
More
updated and correct lifting options.
Addresses that lifts and bodies are not
identical, therefore, resulting in the need
for different lifts to better fit the
situation. Hosted by an Orthopedic
Therapist. 22 min.
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| Smart
Lift
|
Eliminating
back injuries in the workplace starts with
awareness, and awareness happens with
education. This videotape demonstrates
correct exercises and lifting methods. Associated
Oregon Industries Retail Council. 8
min.
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| Safe
Lifting in the Warehouse
|
Many
things can go wrong with your back if you
don't think about safety and take care.
This video will help prevent back injury by
explaining how the back works, how to use it
correctly, and how to keep your back in
shape. Vocam Video Training Productions.
22 min. 1998
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| Back
to Basics: Back Injury Prevention
|
Covers
safe work practices for protection against
back injuries. 18 min. 1993
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Fall
Protection/Housekeeping
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Roofing: Some Do's and Don'ts, Rules and Regs
|
Covers examples of roofing practices, both good and bad, and explains
why. Erwin Training Institute. 25 min.
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| Watch
that First Step!
Complying with OSHA's Stairways and
Ladders Standard
|
Provides information about OSHA regulations, and prevention of
accidents. The American Subcontractors Association, Inc., The National
Association of Home Builders, Inc., The Painting & Decorating
Contractors of America. 15 min. 1991
|
|
Rose Drop Test
|
Reviews proper types of fall protection equipment available, and the
proper way to use them. Tips for use, and importance of shock absorbing
are also reviewed. FPC Safety
& Security. 30 min.
|
|
Steel Erection
|
General hints and tips. Erwin
Training Institute. 19 min.
|
|
Slippin' & Trippin'
|
Injuries from slips and falls are the second-highest workman's
compensation claim in the U.S. This vide illustrates a few ways to avoid
these hazards. Safety Shorts Productions. 5 min. 1989
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|
Safety on the Commercial Roof Job Site (1 of 2 tapes)
|
Personal Safety on the Job / Safe Equipment & Material Handling:
Wearing PPE saves workers from serious injury. Stresses importance of
foreman, lead man, and proper handling of materials. Also focuses on
being aware and watching out for the other guy. 14 min.
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|
Safety on the Commercial Roof Job Site (2 of 2 tapes)
|
Safe Installation of Beams & Purlins / Safety on Top Panels &
Finish Work: Following safety guidelines will help minimize the risk of
actions that lead to injury. Never perform a task if you feel an unsafe
situation exists. 12 min.
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|
Caught in Time: Fall Protection
|
1/3 of construction fatalities are a result of falls. This video reviews
three types of fall protection, fixed position systems, personal fall
protection, and safety monitoring systems. 19 min. 1991
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|
Don't Fall For It!
|
Recognize
where hazards are, overcome risky
situations, apply techniques that reduce the
odds of falling, and reduce the injury from
an unavoidable fall. Fall
Safe Inc. 15 min. 1986
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|
The Winning Ticket: Housekeeping on the Jobsite
|
Housekeeping on any job site requires teamwork and responsibility.
Program stresses individual responsibility, why housekeeping is
important, and how it improves overall safety efforts. 14 min. 1995
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|
Heightened Awareness: Fall Protection in the Construction Industry
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A resource to help you comply with OSHA's Fall Protection Standards
for construction. 20 min. 1995
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Hazardous
Materials
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| Asbestos
Abatement
|
An
overview of asbestos abatement techniques
and technologies. Assumes no knowledge on
the part of viewers. For use by laymen and
professionals who must quickly understand
asbestos abatement procedures. Source
Finders. 50 min. 1985
|
| Asbestos
Covered Pipes and Surfaces
|
Used
extensively in the past, asbestos is
documented as a major cause of cancer. Video
reviews two kinds of contamination, visible
dust and invisible airborne fibers, how it
affects the body. Stresses knowing the
environment and hazards. Source
Finders. 48 min. 1986
|
| Lead
Safety: OSHA Lead Standards
|
Identifies
custodial and janitorial workers as an often
overlooked group at risk. Identifies where
asbestos might exist, and ways to deal with
it. 25 min.
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| Hazard
Communication: The Message is Safety |
Explains
the Hazard Communication Standard. 16 min.
1989
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| Hazard
Communication: The Message is Safety
(Spanish) |
Explains
the Hazard Communication Standard. 16 min.
1989
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| Handle
With Care: Jobsite Hazardous Waste Safety
|
Illustrates
the proper way to handle hazardous waste on
jobsites. 14 min. 1992
|
| Exposing
the Facts: Lead Exposure in the Construction
Industry
|
Describes
how lead is used in the construction
industry, its effect on the human body, and
how workers can protect themselves from
overexposure. 14 min. 1992
|
| Take
the Lead on Lead-Understanding OSHAís
Standards
|
Details
OSHA's lead standard for construction. 18
min. 1995
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| Silica
Exposure: It Can Leave You Breathless
|
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
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| Silica
Exposure: It Can Leave You Breathless
(Spanish) |
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
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| Within
Safe Limits: Preventing Asbestos Exposure |
This
video describes how asbestos is used in the
construction industry, its effects on the
body and how workers can protect themselves
from overexposure. 22 min. |
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Management
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| Supervising
Safety I: You Make the Difference
|
When
an employee has an accident, management has
failed. This video deals with the people
management aspect of safety
responsibilities, and how to make your
operations safer. 15 min. 1985
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| Supervising
Safety II: Making it Happen
|
Focuses
on communication techniques, telling your
employee what you want, showing them, and
rewarding their actions. Includes strategies
for dealing with people. 15 min. 1987
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| Construction
Contractor Safety
|
Safety
practices must be followed by everyone on
the site, and construction contractors are
responsible. This general safety tape covers
driving, operating equipment, PPE,
chemicals, and spills. DuPont. 13 min. 1988
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| Equipment
Theft Prevention and Recovery: The Experts
View
|
In
1983, $404 million was lost due to theft;
the average contractor spends $6600 a year.
This panel discussion reviews what thieves
are like, how to investigate the crime, and
how to know if what you find is yours. 70
min. 1985
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| Immigration
Reform and the Construction Contractor
|
AGC
panel discussion; three presentations on the
Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986;
and answers to direct questions. 40 min.
1986
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| 25
Most Cited, Serious Violations in
Construction
|
Covers
most cited violations, including electrical
equipment, trenches, accident prevention,
PPE, ladders, belt and pulley guards,
excavation material and guardrails. Erwin
Training Institute. 30 min.
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| Safety
Pays Incentive Program
|
How
do you motivate employees to improve safety?
You let them share in the success, make it
rewarding, and make it entertaining. 15 min.
|
| The
Road to Safety: An Overview of DOT
Commercial Driver D & A Testing
Requirements
|
Educates
contractors on the new drug and alcohol
testing requirements, trains employers on
the different protocol for proper drug and
alcohol testing for workers, and explains
what training is required for supervisors
and workers. 13 min. 1995
|
| Employer's
Rights After an OSHA Inspection
|
What
to do when an OSHA inspector issues a
citation, with a willful violation, serious
violation, repeated violation, and posting
requirements. Reviews courses of action. 13
min.
|
| Partnering:
Meeting the Challenges of the Future
|
The
biggest challenge for the future is dealing
with change. Innovation is the driving force
for the future, and partnering improves the
quality of services, equipment, timelines,
and reduces overall cost. Construction
Industry Institute Task Force. 22 min.
1989
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| Getting
the Facts: Accident Investigation
|
A
discussion of technique, theory, and
practice. Explores the basic causes of
accidents, accident investigations, and
communication issues. Industrial
Training Systems. 19 min. 1986
|
| AGC:
An Investment in Your Company's Future
|
Promotional
AGC Oregon-Columbia Chapter Video. 10 min.
1992
|
| Bidding
Your Money Hello
|
Problems
you see when you get the cheapest equipment
instead of the best for your money over the
years. Caterpillar.
22 min.
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| Facing
the Challenge
|
6
min. 1996
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| Safety
on Trial
|
40
min.
|
| Returning
the Injured Worker to the Job |
How
six Oregon employers are controlling workers
compensation costs. 20 min. |
| A
Manager's Guide to Hiring Practices |
The
Employer Advisor Video Seminar Series.
40 min. |
| Union
and Open Shop Contracting |
Projections
for future, including the pros and cons of
hiring union vs. non-union. Videotape of
conference speakers. 90 min. |
| A
Strategic Plan for Laborers' Training |
Education
and training ids the best way to prepare for
change. Having a vision for the future
provides a blueprint to build that vision
into reality. Construction
Industry Institute Task Force.
15 min. |
| The
Rules of the Game: Employee Safety
Orientation
|
A
general orientation for new employees.
Covers fundamental construction safety
practices such as housekeeping, teamwork,
hazardous materials, personal protective
equipment, fall protection, and other
topics. 15 min. 1992
|
| Step-By-Step:
Job Safety Analysis
|
Walks
construction contractors and supervisors
through a step-by-step process for
identifying potential construction hazards.
15 min. 1993
|
| Preparing
for the Process-OSHA's Inspection &
Citation
|
Prepares
construction contractors and supervisors for
OSHA inspections by providing vital
information on employer rights and
responsibilities under the Occupational
Safety and Health Act of 1970. 14 min. 1993
|
| Getting
the Job Done Safely: Worker Safety
Orientation
|
Outlines
safe construction procedures for new
workers, and provides refresher training for
veterans. 14 min. 1995
|
| Take
the Lead on Lead-Understanding OSHA's
Standards
|
Details
OSHA's lead standard for construction. 18
min. 1995
|
| Part
of the Process-A Contractor's Guide for
Safety Management
|
Designed
for contractors performing industrial
construction where hazardous substances are
being processed. It teaches contractors how
to work safely in industrial process
facilities and to comply with OSHA's new
process safety management standard. 14 min.
1994
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| Employee
Accountability
|
7
min. 1992
|
| Public
Owner Project Labor Agreements |
Provides
a concise analytical guide for public
decision makers and their legal counsel on
many pitfalls of public project union-only
procurement preferences. 15 min. |
| Preparing
for COMET |
COMET
is a new campaign to organize non-union
workers. This video answers the key
questions about COMET and provides specific
recommendations that construction
contractors can immediately implement. (17
min) |
| When
You Have to Release an Employee |
This
video describes the challenges that every
company faces. It explains the good habits
that can help a company avoid losses. It
provides a six-point checklist, and it gives
specific answers to several of the most
common questions. 14 min. |
| Drawing
the Line: How to Prevent Sexual Harassment
on the Construction Site |
Features
three of the most prominent labor lawyers in
the construction industry explaining, in
plain English, the rules that all manager
and supervisors should follow. 38 min. |
| Crossing
the Line: What Can Create a Hostile Work
Environment |
Focuses
on comments, pictures and personal attitudes
that can easily get any employee and your
company into expensive trouble. It includes
four live-action scenes all shot on
construction sites and plain English
explanations by three of the most
experienced and prominent labor lawyers in
the construction industry. 15 min. |
| Partnering:
A Concept for Success |
Construction
disputes often evolve into costly legal
battles. The partnering program creates
positive working relationships; all people
on a project must work together, not against
each other. 12 min. |
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Occupational
Health
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| Clearing
the Air - Confined Space Entry
|
Discusses
the potential dangers of confined space
entry and shows how to enter confined spaces
safely. 16 min. 1991
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| Avoid
the Heat: Fire Prevention in Construction
|
Covers
common fire hazards and fire prevention. 15
min. 1993
|
| Fire
Extinguisher Operation
|
Reviews
proper operation procedures, inspection,
location requirements, and different types
of extinguishers. 6 min. 1992
|
| Compressed
Gas Safety
|
Stresses
safety precautions, proper storage and
transporting instructions for a safe working
environment. 5 min. 1992
|
| Chemical
Safety
|
This
program covers chemical hazards at home and
work. Complements training in hazard
communications and an overall review of
chemical safety. 6 min. 1992
|
| Carbon
Monoxide Safety
|
Carbon
Monoxide can not be seen or smelled, but can
cause brain damage or death. Be aware of the
danger, use monitoring devices, or supplied
air respirators when needed. 6 min. 1992
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Personal
Protective Equipment
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| Respiratory
Protection: Evaluating the Options
|
Shows
how respirators are evaluated, and three
factors that determine effectiveness: filter
efficiency, face fit, wear time, and
distinguishes between different types of
respirators. 37 min. 1987
|
| Those
Were the Days
|
On
the job safety is reviewed, with emphasis on
head, hearing, eye and face, respiratory,
hand, and fall protection. Stresses that
good safety never stops. Sanderson
Safety Supply Co. 6 min.
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| Foot
Safety
|
Examines
situations where safety footwear should be
worn, different types of shoes, boots, and
other safety footwear. Safety
Care Series. 15 min. 1990
|
| Fit
Test Procedures - ‡ Mask Respirators
|
Respirator
Qualitative Fit Test; a visual presentation
outlining regulations for fit test ‡ mask
air-purifying respirators as required by
OSHA 29CFR Section 1910.134. Wilson
Safety Products. 19 min.
|
| Eye
Injuries
|
Injuries
to the eyes can happen in an instant. This
video graphically depicts injuries that can
be suffered when proper eye protection is
ignored. Safety Shorts Productions. 5 min. 1990
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| Hard
Hats, Hard Heads
|
Hard
hats can prevent many disabling injuries.
Emphasizes the importance of wearing hart
hats and reviews proper first aid treatment
for head injuries. Safety Shorts Productions. 5 min. 1990
|
| Personal
Protective Equipment
|
Emphasizes
the importance of using personal protection
when required. Highlights hard hats, gloves,
eye protection, hearing protection, and
other aspects of protective equipment. Long
Island Productions. 9 min.
|
| Respiratory
Safety Training
|
Provides
a basic understanding of how the respiratory
system works, common hazards, and correct
use of respiratory equipment. OSHA and NIOSH
respirator fit testing and cleaning
protocols are reviewed. ERI
Safety Videos. 25 min. 1998
|
| The
Choice is Yours: AGC Guide to PPE
|
Instructs
about choices of personal protective
equipment, including head, eye, ear and
hand, respiratory protection and other
safety issues. 13 min. 1990
|
| Breathing
Easier: The Basics of Respiratory Protection
|
Designed
to provide workers with basic information
needed to use respiratory protection safely.
15 min. 1998
|
| Breathing
Easier: The Basics of Respiratory Protection
(Spanish) |
Designed
to provide workers with basic information
needed to use respiratory protection safely.
15 min. 1998
|
| Breathing
Easier: Selecting, Fitting and Maintaining
Respirators
|
Designed
to provide workers with information
necessary for properly selecting, fitting,
and maintaining respirators. 17 min. 1998
|
| Sound
Advice: Hearing Conservation on the Jobsite
|
Safe
work practices for proper hearing
conservation on the jobsite. 13 min. 1995
|
| The
Best Strategy: PPE
|
Instructs
workers about personal protective equipment
including equipment required by the Fall
Protection Standard. 17 min. 1996
|
| Eye
and Face Protection
|
Explains
several different types of eye protection,
proper inspection, cleaning, storage, and
fit for safety glasses and face shields. 5
min. 1992
|
| Hand
Protection
|
Explains
the importance of gloves, and reviews
several different types of hand protection:
leather, rubber, and neoprene; stresses
importance of care in hand placement. 4 min.
1992
|
| Foot
Protection
|
Reviews
several appropriate boot styles and extra
foot protection, and provides instructions
for cleaning to maintain durability.
Stresses importance of paying attention to
placement of feet. 5 min. 1992
|
| Hearing
Protection
|
Includes
what noise levels are safe, what different
types of hearing protection are available,
and general site safety. 5 min. 1992
|
| Head
Protection
|
Explains
why hard hats are important and dispels
myths surrounding their use. 5 min. 1992
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Substance
Abuse
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| Safety
on the Job: Hazards of Substance Abuse
|
Covers
substance abuse on the job, illegal drugs,
prescription/non-prescription medication,
and alcohol. Outlines the hazards and
possible injuries to users and those working
around them. Aims
Media. 17 min.
|
| In
the Shadows: Codependents
|
Alcoholism
disrupts not only the life of the drinker,
but the lives of loved ones. Examine the
challenges and frustrations that confront
the spouse of an alcoholic. The
MTI Film and Video Series. 30 min. 1989
|
| Think
Again: Substance Abuse on the Job Site
|
Presents
the dangers of substance abuse on the
jobsite and how changes in employee behavior
can be an early warning of substance abuse.
14 min. 1992
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Highway/Road
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| The
Road to Safety: An Overview of DOT
Commercial Driver D & A Testing
Requirements
|
Educates
contractors on the new drug and alcohol
testing requirements, trains employers on
the different protocol for proper drug and
alcohol testing for workers, and explains
what training is required for supervisors
and workers. 13 min. 1995
|
| Flagging
and Traffic Control Devices
|
Reviews
different types and shapes of signs, cones, barrels, and barricades, and their
placement and maintenance. Division of Labor
and Industries. 19 min.
|
| Profit
in Safety Belts
|
Employee
motor vehicle accidents are the number one
cause of lost work time and on-the-job
fatalities. Buckling up reduces cost, as do
employee safety belt programs. 7 min.
|
| Elements
of Flagging Safety
|
Safety
procedures for a flagger and the dangers
involved. Emphasizes correct flagger
practice and advance warning sign placement.
ODOT.
9 min. 1994
|
| The
Alert Driver
|
Driving
while fatigued affects your safety awareness
and responsiveness. Reviews the importance
of proper rest, both mental and physical.
Reviews sleep patterns, effects of drugs,
and how families can help and cope. 19 min.
1997
|
| Traffic
Control for Maintenance Work Areas
|
Covers
the elements of traffic control zones,
traffic control equipment, the procedures
for signing and channelization, and the
nighttime requirements for traffic control. Utah
DOT. 40 min.
|
| Work
Zone Safety: Flagging Safety
|
Overview
of dangers in work zones, stressing proper
planning, use of barriers, spotters, and
planning an escape route. WA
Transportation and Utility Workers. 9
min.
|
| Workplace
Traffic Safety
|
Todays
Workplace investigates whether or not
traffic safety plays an important role in
the workplace. They find some interesting
answers by interviewing seven experts and by
taking an in-depth look at the key areas of
traffic safety. Associated
Oregon Industries. 30 min.
|
| Work
Zone Ahead: Highway Work Zone Safety
|
Provides
basic safety training to road construction
workers. 12 min. 1996
|
| Thinking
Ahead: Driver Safety
|
Provides
instruction on safe driving practices for
construction workers required to operate
motor vehicles while on the job. 14 min.
1996
|
| Health
Hazards in Highway Construction |
Highlights
the health hazards associated with highway
construction, their effects and how workers
can protect themselves from these hazards.
16 min. 1999 |
| Safety
Belts for Vehicle Safety
|
Safety
extends from the worksite to the automobile.
Not using safety belts shows an overall lax
attitude towards safety. Video explains
proper use, and dangers when belts are not
used correctly. 6 min. 1992
|
| Traffic
Control
|
Instruction
for individuals assigned the task of traffic
control/flagger. Explains proper equipment,
operating rules, and professional attitude.
6 min. 1992
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Workers'
Compensation
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| Introduction
to Worker's Compensation
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Worker's
Compensation Lecture.
90 min. 1994
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| Employer-Independent
Contractor Status
|
Worker's
Compensation Lecture. 90 min. 1994
|
| Arising
out of the Employment
|
Worker's
Compensation Lecture. 90 min. 1994
|
| Course
of Employment I
|
Worker's
Compensation Lecture. Includes premises,
going and coming, parking lot, overtime and
travel time. 90 min. 1994
|
| Course
of Employment II
|
Worker's
Compensation Lecture. Includes dual-purpose
trips, deviation, intoxication. 90 min. 1994
|
| Course
of Employment III
|
Worker's
Compensation Lecture. Includes personal
comfort doctrine, prohibited conduct. 90
min. 1994
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| Permanent
Disabilities-Occupational Disease
|
Worker's
Compensation Lecture. 90 min. 1994
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| Aggravation
vs. New Injury Claims
|
Worker's
Compensation Lecture. 90 min. 1994
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| Employment
Discrimination: Reinstatement of Injured
Worker
|
Worker's
Compensation Lecture. 90 min. 1994
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| Americans
With Disabilities Act
|
Worker's
Compensation Lecture. 90 min. 1994
|
| Returning
the Injured Worker to the Job
|
How
six Oregon employers are controlling worker's
compensation costs. 20 min.
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Heavy
Equipment Operations
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| Safe
Tractor - Loader Operation
|
Teach
safe operation of common tractor-loaders and
ensure the safety of your crew and others.
This video demonstrates how to operate two-
and four-wheel drive tractors, skid steer
loaders and more. Associated
Landscape Contractors of America. 21
min. 1988
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| Operator
in Control: Driving a Forklift Safely
|
Reviews
daily forklift inspections, safe driving
practices, proper maneuvering, operating on
grades, loading and unloading, proper
stacking, parking, and unsafe forklift
practices. Addresses the new training
requirements in the federal forklift
standard.
OSHA-Smart Forklift 18 min.Safety
Series.
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| Think
Forklift: Methods and Hazards of Operation
|
Reviews
powered industrial trucks and the
differences from an automobile. Addresses
stability, falling loads, loading docks and
ramp hazards, collisions, and pedestrians.
Addresses the new training requirements in
the federal forklift standard.
OSHA-Smart
Forklift Safety Series. 12 min.
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| Unstable
Machine: The Nature of a Forklift
|
Reviews
common factors in forklift accidents:
stability, visibility, and operating
environment. Addresses practices to reduce
forklift accidents. Addresses the new
training requirements in the federal
forklift standard. OSHA-Smart Forklift
Safety Series. 10 min.
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| Forklift
Safety for Construction
|
This
training program helps you outsmart the
unique risks forklift operators face every
day while it helps you comply with OSHA's
new mandate (29 CFR 1910.178(l)). 15 min.
1999
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| Hand
Fed Chipper Safety
|
Step-by-step
procedures, proper clothing and protective
equipment, walk-around inspection, startup,
repair and maintenance preparation. Morbark
Product Support. 11 min. 1991
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| You
Bet Your Eyes (PPE-Eye Conservation
|
Reviews
street glasses vs. safety glasses, face
shields, laser goggles, and welding shields.
15 min. 1975
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| An
X Factor (Logging Safety)
|
X
is the unknown factor. Common sense is the
best safety measure. Reviews different
situations and how they could have been
avoided. Caterpillar
Video. 22 min.
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| Shake
Hands With Danger
|
Any
time you work on a piece of equipment, be
aware of safety measures, common safety
mistakes, and common sense. Caterpillar/National
Safety Council. 25 min.
|
| The
Hazards of Hurry
|
This
program, presented in the interest of safety
for all backhoe loader operators, shows
typical backhoe accidents caused by the
human tendency to hurry up. Caterpillar
Video. 21 min.
|
| Cat
Excavator File
|
Reviews
Caterpillar products and what they are used
for. Caterpillar
Video. 21 min.
|
| Long
Reach Excavators Operator Tips
|
Long
Reach Excavators are different than standard
excavators due to their extra range and
versatility. They have less force, but are
used primarily for soft materials.
Instructions on how to prepare for working,
maintenance, and transportation. Caterpillar
Video. 7 min. 1989
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| Grader
Orientation
|
Reviews
basic safety, walk-around inspections,
start-up procedures, machine controls, and
shut down procedures. 34 min. 1994
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| Advanced
Grader Techniques
|
Explains
general road maintenance, ditching, and
re-shaping roads. 15 min. 1992
|
| Wheel
Loader Operating Tips
|
Reviews
basic safety, walk-around inspections, operator's
compartment, setting the VCTC,
loading the bucket, truck loading, load and
carry, and shutting the machine down. 22
min.
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| Track
Loader Operating Tips & Techniques
|
Operating
characteristics, safety, walk-around
inspection, best methods for several
different tasks, and shut down operations.
27 min. 1993
|
| H
Series Tractors Field Report
|
Reviews
tractors and what they are being used for. Caterpillar
H-Series Motor Grader Orientation Video.
16 min. 1990
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Landscape
Series
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| Landscape
Maintenance
|
Identifies
chemical and physical hazards encountered in
the landscape business. Gives
recommendations on personal protective
equipment and safe work practices. Long
Island Productions. 14 min.
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| Safety
- Everyone's Concern
|
Danger
is always around, so this video reviews
proper clothing and safety gear, tools, and
tips to make your jobsite safe. 28 min. 1988
|
| The
String Trimmer/Brush Cutter
|
Shows
how to get the best results from proper
maintenance, safety and operation. Associated Landscape Contractors of America. 28 min. 1988
|
| The
String Trimmer
|
Shows
how to get the best results from proper
maintenance, safety and operation. Associated Landscape Contractors of America. 28 min. 1988
|
| The
Trim Mower
|
Shows
how to get the best results from proper
maintenance, safety and operation. Associated Landscape Contractors of America. 29 min. 1988
|
| The
Mid Mower
|
Shows
how to get the best results from proper
maintenance, safety and operation. Associated Landscape Contractors of America. 18 min. 1988
|
| The
Backpack Power Blower
|
Shows
how to get the best results from proper
maintenance, safety and operation. Associated Landscape Contractors of America. 16 min. 1988
|
| The
Power Hedge Trimmer
|
Shows
how to get the best results from proper
maintenance, safety and operation. Associated Landscape Contractors of America. 16 min. 1988
|
| The
Edger
|
Shows
how to get the best results from proper
maintenance, safety and operation. Associated Landscape Contractors of America. 30 min. 1988
|
| Lawn
Mower Maintenance
|
Provides
successful maintenance techniques to keep
your equipment operating efficiently with
minimum downtime, and troubleshooting tips
from the field. Long
Island Productions. 20 min. 1989
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