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IR751
BONDING AND GROUNDING OF FLAMMABLE LIQUID TRANSFER
Video
Excellent explanation of the need for proper grounding during the transfer of
flammables, beginning with a basic discussion of static electricity and the hazard it
creates. Ensure that employees understand how bonding and grounding eliminate
electric potential and remind them of the proper pre-transfer steps. 10 minutes.
FIR753
CHEMICAL SAFETY: FIRE AND EXPLOSION
Video
This program addresses the subject of fire and explosion as they relate to chemical
substances. The characteristics of chemicals — flashpoint, reactivity, vapor
pressure — are demonstrated, and the safe handling and storage of potentially
hazardous materials are stressed. An Employee’s Guide and Reference Card are
available. Also available in Spanish, French and Russian. 20 minutes.
FIR755
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS: HOW AND WHEN TO USE THEM
Video
Employees have two very important decisions to make when a fire breaks out:
whether to flee immediately and which type of fire extinguisher to use of
they decide to fight the fire. Prepare employees to make these
determinations and learn the safe operating procedures for various types of
extinguishers. 15 minutes. Also available in Spanish.
 | Types and Identification of fire extinguishers |
| When not to fight a fire |
| 4 classes of fires and the PASS system |
FIR757
EGRESS/EXIT SAFETY
Video
What a way to die! What if your building has emergency exits, but you can’t
escape disaster be-cause you can’t exit safely? Covered are obstructions, exit
doors, and how to exit safely. Key training points include: clear paths,
locations, blocked exits and awareness. 5 minutes.
FIR759
FIRE EXTINGUISHER TRAINING AND USE
Video
Ensure that your employees understand fire extinguisher classifications and use.
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Also available in Spanish. 14 minutes.
FIR781
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SAFETY
Video
This program was designed to engage the viewer in when and how to use a fire
extinguisher. Recognizing that these decisions are made in an emergency situation,
this straightforward approach helps the audience learn how to make the right
choices. 15 minutes.
FIR783
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Video
Educate employees on the classifications of fire extinguishers and the type
of fire for which they are suited. This excellent video demonstrates
proper use and federal requirements for storage and maintenance of
extinguishers. 5 minutes. Also available in Spanish.
FIR785
FIRE IN THE WORKPLACE
Video
Emphasize the importance of fire prevention with this excellent video, which includes
dramatic footage and personal accounts. Covers the leading causes of workplace
fires, including:
| Electrical fires: problem areas and inspections |
| Arson: most expensive crime — make your workplace less of a target |
| Smoking: careful disposal of cigarettes, designated smoking locations |
| Surviving a fire: stay low, know evacuation routes; fire extinguisher training |
Also available in Spanish. 20 minutes.
FIR787
FIRE PREVENTION
Video
There is a mass murderer on the loose. Its name is fire. Using the format
of a horror film, you learn that by taking a few simple precautions, and keeping your eyes
open for “fires waiting to happen,” you can help insure that you never
have to face the terror of a fire at work. Key training points include:
flammable storage, smoke inhalation, smoke detectors, and sources of heat. 5
minutes.
R791
FIRE PREVENTION AND SAFETY
Video
This program shows how to minimize the risk of accidental fires in your
workplace. Your employees will learn the importance of preventing and dealing with
fire emergencies, including:
| Causes of industrial and office fires |
| Fire-fighting tools and equipment, including fire extinguishers |
| Fire prevention techniques, including good housekeeping |
| Preparing for fire emergencies, including early detection and escape plans |
12 minutes.
FIR793
FIRE PREVENTION RESPONSIBILITY
Video
Presents basic fire prevention techniques. Emphasizes employee responsibility for
housekeeping, prevention of blocked emergency exists, electrical fire prevention and fire
extinguisher use. 10 minutes.
FIR795
FIRE PROTECTION AND ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Video
This video is excellent for new or experienced employees. It covers fire
extinguishers, sprinklers, housekeeping, chemicals, cords, receptacles, and general
electrical safety. 9 minutes.
FIR797
FIRE SAFETY
Video
This program takes a common-sense approach to fires and fire safety. The four
requirements of combustion — fuel, heat, oxygen, chemical reaction — are
explained, together with techniques for controlling these requirements to eliminate fire
hazards. The four classes of fires and appropriate reactions to each are presented
in memorable detail. Topics include fireproof containers, grounding, alarms, exits,
elevators, extinguishers, and hoses and hydrants.
9 minutes.
FIR799
THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE — FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Video
Fire is a potential hazards at any workplace. The basic types of fire
extinguishers are shown, as well as their proper use and maintenance. Key training
points include fire classes; extinguisher types; using, recharging and maintaining
extinguishers. 5 minutes.
FIR801
GETTING OUT ALIVE
Video
Ensure that your employees know what to do in the event of a major fire. This
video shows specific details about planning for and surviving a workplace fire.
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15 minutes.
FIR803
KNOW YOUR ABCS — FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Video
An industrial or construction site can house dangerous fire hazards. Different
types of fire extinguishers and their appropriate uses are covered. Key training
points include fire classes; extinguisher types; using, recharging and maintaining
extinguishers. 5 minutes.
FIR805
PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERS
Video
This program is designed to be used in public education programs as well as in fire
service training. Defines the rating system for portable extinguishers.
Demonstrates how to select and use the correct type of portable extinguisher for the type
of fire. Shows how to inspect portable extinguishers. Also available in
Spanish. 20 minutes.
FIR807
PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER SAFETY
Video
This program discusses the different types of fires: ordinary combustible;
flammable liquid oil or gas fires; electrical fires; and combustible metal fires.
The four classes of fire extinguishers (A, B, C and D) are discussed in detail, along with
the contents of each. 26 minutes.
FIR809
PUBLIC ASSEMBLY
Video
When fire breaks out in workplaces where the public is often present, the chances for
tragedy increase. This dramatic video features footage from fire emergencies where
many people were confronted with life or death choices en route to their escape from
burning structures. Emphasizing the responsibility that organizations have to
prevent fires, the video offers employees and managers a unique view of tragedies that
could have been pre-vented with proper training and practice. 15 minutes.
FIR811
STATIC ELECTRICITY
Video
Static electricity can be a real problem. Solid tips on how to reduce the
incidence of static electricity sparks and their resultant damage are given. Key
training points include the source of ignition, causes and prevention. 5 minutes.
FIR813
STAY LOW, STAY ALIVE —SMOKE INHALATION
Video
In most fires, smoke and toxic gases are the real killers. Smoke is an angry,
vengeful menace who demands respect, or he will kill. Key training points include
evacuation, smoke inhalation and smoke detectors. 5 minutes.
FIR815
USING FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Video
Choosing the right fire extinguisher for a fire emergency is only half the battle when
confronted with a fire emergency. Equally important is the safe and efficient use of
the extinguisher designed for putting out the fire. This program shows experienced
firefighters demonstrating the safe use of water, foam, CO2, and dry chemical
extinguishers on various fires. Also discussed are halon extinguishers and some of
the inherent hazards associated with portable fire extinguishers. 14 minutes.
FIR831
ADVANCING HOSE LINES
Video
Shows how to pull and carry hose from a pumper to the fire location. Demonstrates
advancing hose-lines into final position for applying water. Present how to extend a
section of hose and how to retrieve a loose hose line. Shows methods of operating and
controlling medium and large diameter hose lines. 20 minutes.
FIR833
BASICS OF VENTILATION
Video
Presents the principles of ventilation and safety procedures to use when ventilating a
structure. Describes the pros and cons of six types of ventilation. Identifies
the factors involved in determining the integrity of a roof system. Presents the
principles of forced ventilation. 20
minutes.
FIR835
CONTAINMENT SERIES
Video Series
This series consists of four videos (FIR836-FIR839) which may be ordered
individually. Each video comes with a program overview, teaching suggestions and
review questions. Each video is 15 to 20 minutes long.
FIR836
CONTAINING LEAKS IN PRESSURIZED CYLINDERS
Video
This video demonstrates ways to use common materials and tools to detect and contain
leaks in high-pressure gas cylinders. It emphasizes safety concerns when working
with hazardous materials that are under pressure and explains how to recognize the need
for technical assistance.
FIR837
DIKING, DIVERTING, AND RETAINING SPILLS
Video
This video presents the purpose and objectives of hazardous materials spill
control. It shows common materials and equipment that can be used in confinement
operations. It demonstrates specific techniques for diking, diverting, and
retaining. Safety rules are emphasized, including decontamination at the spill site.
FIR838
INCIDENTS INVOLVING FUEL TANK TRUCKS
Video
This video examines an MC306 fuel tank truck, including structure and safety
features. It shows the four types of incidents in which these trucks are involved;
demonstrates basic procedures for leak and spill control; and emphasizes safety measures.
FIR839
PLUGGING AND PATCHING DRUMS
Video
This video shows how to safely and effectively contain leaks in low-pressure
drums. It includes step-by-step demonstrations of various containment techniques and
emphasizes safety and the value of hands-on practice.
FIR841
DECONTAMINATION SERIES
Video Series
This series consists of three videos (FIR842-FIR844) which may be ordered
individually. Each video comes with a program overview, teaching suggestions and
review questions. Each video is 15 to 20 minutes long.
FIR842
DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES
Video
This video presents the questions to ask before decontamination procedures can
begin. It explains the nine-step decontamination process and provides information
for preparing the required decontamination SOPs for 29 CFR 1910.
FIR843
HANDLING DECONTAMINATION VICTIMS
Video
This video addresses how to rescue, decontaminate, and transport contamination
victims. It shows how to handle victims contaminated by solid, liquid or gaseous
hazardous materials.
FIR844
WHY DECONTAMINATE?
Video
This video shows the need for a “no exception” policy on
decontamination. It explains how personnel, equipment, and the environment become
contaminated. It discusses the four basic methods of decontamination and the
limitations of each.
FIR846
EMERGENCY ELEVATOR EVACUATION
Video
Trains fire fighters how to perform emergency elevator rescue in high-rise
buildings. Covers the fire fighter rescue team, equipment, and the four different
types of elevator rescues. 16 minutes.
FIR848
EMERGENCY ELEVATOR OPERATION
Video
Fire service training for fire fighters and building maintenance personnel.
Details methods for taking control of elevators after a smoke detector has been
activated. All Phase I and Phase II operational procedures are illustrated. 11
minutes.
FIR850
FIRE ALARM AND COMMUNICATIONS
Video
This video traces the flow of information from the initial fire alarm through
department response. It demonstrates radio procedures, fire signals and larm
assignments. 25 minutes.
FIR852
FIRE BEHAVIOR
Video
Defines the chemical processes of combustion and fire. Presents various fire
conditions and explains the hazards of each. Demonstrates the concepts of fire
behavior that affect fire fighting methods and tactics in structural fires.
20 minutes.
FIR854
FIRE CONTROL
Video
Demonstrates correct initial attack operations in single-story occupancies.
Presents operations in various types of fires, including: Class A combustibles
(exterior and interior), Class B exterior, vehicle fires, and Class A storage container
fires. 15 minutes.
FIR856
FIRE GROUND SAFETY
Video
Presents systems and methods for improving fire ground safety including: standard
operating procedures, an incident management system, and a personnel accountability
system. Demonstrates how to safely shut off utilities, and safety procedures to use
at electrical emergencies. 20 minutes.
FIR858
FIRE HOSE BASICS
Video
Presents fire hose construction, size and uses. Shows general care and
maintenance of fire hose, as well as how to prevent damage. Identifies how
couplings, hose appliances and tools. Explains hose roll methods.
20 minutes.
FIR860
FIRE STREAMS
Video
Presents different types of fire streams and the pros and cons of each type.
Shows various types of fire hose nozzles and the use and maintenance of nozzles.
Defines “water hammer” and shows how to prevent water hammer.
20 minutes.
FIR861
FIRE STREAMS: SELECT/APPLY
Video
Demonstrates how to size up fire conditions. Shows how to select and apply the
appropriate fire stream to quickly attack the seat of the fire while minimizing property
damage. Includes foam and wet water. 30 minutes.
FIR863
FIRST DUE ENGINE COMPANY OPERATIONS — PHASE I
Video Series
This video training series covers the key subjects concerning the functions of an engine company. Each of the five videos (FIR864-FIR868) is accompanied by a comprehensive workbook and instructor’s manual. Each module is a self-contained lesson emphasizing practical applications, and is ideal for both large and small departments conducting safe, pertinent training. The instructor’s set includes 5 videos, 5 instructor’s manuals, and 5 workbooks.
FIR864
ENGINE COMPANY PRINCIPLES
Video
This video addresses consistent methods for engine company operations. It
includes a fire action plan, emergency and non emergency engine company functions, tool
selection criteria, and tool use. 30 minutes.
FIR865
DEVELOPING A SUSTAINED WATER SUPPLY
Video
This video looks at the equipment used to develop a sustained water supply. It
covers municipal and rural water sources and various methods for developing sustained
water supplies. Topics include: hose, appliances and nozzles, basic hose lays
and attack line development, and how to work from booster tanks. 30 minutes.
FIR866
FIRE ATTACK: SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLINGS
Video
This video addresses live fire training safety, common construction characteristics,
interior fire attack methods, common residential fire situations, and personal safety on
the fire ground. 30 minutes.
FIR867
SEARCH AND RESCUE TECHNIQUES
Video
This video addresses issues such as when and why to search, firefighter safety, search
techniques in various types of buildings, ground and aboveground rescue, patient
carry-and-drag techniques, and principles of firefighter survival. 30 minutes.
FIR868
OVERHAUL
Video
This video demonstrates a systematic approach for finding hidden fires and glowing
embers. Topics include overhaul techniques and safety as well as salvage techniques
and tools. 30 minutes.
FIR870
FIRST DUE ENGINE COMPANY OPERATIONS - PHASE II
Video Series
This video training series continues the coverage of the functions of an engine
company. Each of the five videos (FIR871-FIR875) is accompanied by a comprehensive
workbook and instructor’s manual. The instructor’s set includes 5 videos,
5 instructor’s manuals, and 5 workbooks.
FIR871
SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS
Video
This video demonstrates the typical SCBA system. It also examines the dangers
that exist in atmospheres surrounding a fire, as well as hazardous gases. It
provides the training needed to ensure firefighter safety. 30 minutes.
FIR872
FIREFIGHTER SURVIVAL
Video
This video examines safety precautions such as arrival and size-up safety, safety
inside and outside the collapse zone, emergency escape techniques, and scene organization
when a firefighter is lost. 30 minutes.
FIR873
FIRE ATTACK: MULTI-FAMILY DWELLINGS
Video
This video demonstrates a predetermined action plan for families in jeopardy. It
includes preparation and response tips, arrival/set-up considerations, rescue, confinement,
extinguishment procedures, and overhaul concerns. 30 minutes.
FIR874
PRE-INCIDENT PLANNING
Video
This video teaches the responsibilities of pre-incident planning, such as survey,
documentation, and familiarization of an area. It demonstrates the types of
preplanning and the differences in preplanning for the engine company, rescue, and truck
company. 30 minutes.
FIR875
PUMP OPERATIONS
Video
This video teaches the fundamentals of pump operations by demonstrating various ways to
process water for fire control. It includes issues such as pump mechanics, safety
tips for working at the pump panel, drafting operations, and flowing multiple lines.
30 minutes.
FIR877
FORCIBLE ENTRY
Video
Identifies forcible entry tools and shows how they should be used and maintained.
Presents how to do “through the lock” entry on different types of doors.
Demonstrates various methods of forced entry through three types of doors and three types
of windows. 20 minutes.
FIR879
HANDLING HOSE
Video
Shows various types of hose loads and finishes. Presents three basic hose
lays. Demonstrates methods of coupling and uncoupling hose. 20 minutes.
FIR881
INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER
Videos
This complete training program discusses compliance with NFPA 1521 and OSHA regulations
regarding utilization of an on-scene safety officer. The training package includes
all the materials necessary to provide 4 hours (two 2-hour sessions) that prepare officers
and firefighters to work together to promote safety at every emergency scene.
Training materials include two videos (20 minutes each), a step-by-step lesson plan,
overhead transparency master and student worksheets for program activities.
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FIR883
LADDERS 1
Video
Identifies ladder parts and terms. Defines basic ladder types and the use of each
type. Demonstrates basic ladder handling methods. 20 minutes.
FIR884
LADDERS 2
Video
Shows correct ladder placement. Demonstrates general procedures for raising and
climbing ladders. Presents safety procedures when working with ladders.
20 minutes.
FIR886
LOW ANGLE ROPE RESCUE
Video
This video has two parts. Part 1 defines low- and high-angle rescues,
demonstrates rope rescue equipment, and gives extensive demonstrations of rescue
knots. Part 2 describes performing a low-angle rescue. It includes size-up,
rigging, lowering, packaging and removal of the victim. Rope maintenance, inspection
and care are also discussed. 60 minutes.
FIR888
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
Video
Presents the identification and function of protective clothing used in fire ground
operations and hazardous materials incidents. Demonstrates the correct methods for
using and caring for protective clothing, as well as the limits of protection.
20 minutes.
FIR890
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER
Video
Recent events have clearly shown the power of the media on public opinion. This
hands-on training program provides you with all the materials necessary to train everyone
in how to affect positive media relations for your department. The four-hour program
shows what needs to be done and how to do it. Training materials include two videos
(20 minutes each), a step-by-step lesson plan, overhead transparency master and student
worksheets for program activities.
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FIR892
ROPES AND KNOTS
Video
Presents different types of rope and how to identify rope types. Shows correct
procedures for maintaining, inspecting and storing rope. Demonstrates how to tie the
six knots required by NFPA 1001. 20
minutes.
FIR894
SAFETY STANDARDS FOR THE FIRE SERVICE
Video
Presents an overview of a firefighter’s safety responsibilities required by NF0A
1500. Demonstrates universally accepted safety procedures and equipment used in the
line of duty. 15 minutes.
FIR896
SALVAGE OPERATIONS
Video
Presents the benefits of salvage to the public and the fire department.
Demonstrates the use of salvage covers in salvage operations. Shows care the and
maintenance of salvage equipment. 20
minutes.
FIR898
SCBA 1 — INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW
Video
This program presents the components, function and safety features of various types of
SCBA. The well as an overview of the hazardous environments that require SCBA
use. 20 minutes.
FIR899
SCBA 2 -- USE AND MAINTENANCE
Video
This program demonstrates correct procedures for donning and doffing SCBA, and shows
how to change cylinders at an emergency scene. It presents inspection and
maintenance tasks as well as safety precautions for using SCBA in emergency
situations. 20 minutes.
FIR901
TRAFFIC CONTROL
Video
Demonstrates how to create a safe treatment area and divert traffic flow. Shows
the correct use of flares, wands and hand-held signs. Explains how to deal with
freeway traffic, divided highways, rural roads and residential streets. This is
life-saving training for every responder. 27 minutes.
FIR903
VENTILATION PROCEDURES
Video
Demonstrates the correct procedures for performing several types of
ventilation, and the tools required for each type. Shows the cause and effect of
back draft explosions and how to avoid back draft in ventilation procedures.
Presents basic procedures for negative-pressure and positive-pressure forced
ventilation. 20 minutes.
HTL401
FIRE PREVENTION / SAFETY, PART I
Video
Topics include: Three ingredients of fire, causes of building fires,
storage of various materials, proper housekeeping measures, and what to do when
fire strikes. Available in Spanish. 16 minutes.
HTL401
FIRE PREVENTION / SAFETY, PART I
Video
Topics include: Three ingredients of fire, causes of building fires,
storage of various materials, proper housekeeping measures, and what to do when
fire strikes. Available in Spanish. 16 minutes.
HTL402
FIRE PREVENTION / SAFETY, PART II
Video
Topics include: Sounding the alarm, steps to take to protect
yourself, what to do with small fires, identification of extinguishers, classes
of fires, use of fire extinguishers, and first aid for fire victims.
Available in Spanish. 16 minutes.
HTL405
FIRE SAFETY: PREVENTION AND RESPONSE FOR THE LODGING INDUSTRY
Video
Produced in collaboration with National Fire and Protection
Association demonstrates how fire awareness and prevention are critical in
protecting guests as well as employees. Includes companion guide. 21
minutes.
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