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Toolbox Safety Talks Ladders & Scaffolds Cranes & Rigging Tools & Equipment   Trenching/Shoring/Confined Space Behavior Back Injury Prevention Fall Protection/Housekeeping Hazardous Materials  Management Safety Training Occupational Health Personal Protective Equipment  Substance Abuse Highway/Road Workers' Compensation Heavy Equipment Operations Landscape Series

Toolbox Safety Talks
Fire Extinguisher Operation Reviews proper operation procedures, inspection, location requirements, and different types of extinguishers. 6 min. 1992
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
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
Compressed Gas Safety Stresses safety precautions, proper storage and transporting instructions for a safe working environment. 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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Head Protection Explains why hard hats are important and dispels myths surrounding their use. 5 min. 1992
Employee Accountability 7 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. 1992
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
Environmental Hazards in Construction Contaminated soil, toxic material and other environmental hazards are serious business. Teaches what to do if you come across a suspected hazard, including warning signs, proper response, and prevention. 7 min. 1999

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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.
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
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
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
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
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
Ladder Safety Long Island Productions. 12 min.
Putting It All Together: Scaffolding Safety Developed to train construction workers to safely erect and dismantle scaffolds. 15 min. 1996
Success at the Top: Stairway & Ladder Safety Aids in meeting the training requirements outlined in the OSHA standard. 17 min. 1991
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
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
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
Rigging Part 1: Basic Rigging Riggers checklist and sling leg loads. 34 min. 1986
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
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
Cranes and Material Handling Examples of correct and incorrect set up, use of cranes, ropes, and slings. Erwin Training Institute. 21 min. 1982
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
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.
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
Controlling the Load: Crane Rigging Safety Describes the basics of safe crane rigging practices. 14 min. 1992
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
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
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
You Bet Your Eyes (PPE-Eye Conservation Reviews street glasses vs. safety glasses, face shields, laser goggles, and welding shields. 15 min. 1975
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
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
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.
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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