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HAZ007 
ANHYDROUS AMMONIA
Video
Anhydrous ammonia plays a crucial role in making many necessities of life, but it can be toxic — even deadly.  This program covers basic facts about the chemical, while discussing personal protection and emergency response.  Demonstrates how ammonia affects your body and recommends the use of personal protective equipment.  Shows how to avoid personal exposure and prevent release.  Illustrates first aid techniques to use after exposure.  22 minutes.

HAZ011 
ASBESTOS AWARENESS
Video
Will help develop an understanding of the health hazards associated with exposure to asbestos and provide a knowledge of the procedures required for avoiding unnecessary exposure to it.  Examples are used to help workers and maintenance personnel identify materials that may contain asbestos and recognize when these materials have become dangerous.  Based on OSHA’s 1910.001 and 1926.58 as well as EPA’s 40 CFR763.80.  20 minutes.

HZM331 
ASBESTOS AWARENESS
Video Series
This two-part series discusses what asbestos is, where it can be found, how to avoid its hazards and what the new OSHA requirements suggest.

HZM332 
ASBESTOS AWARENESS: ARE YOU AT RISK?
Video
This program covers OSHA standards 1910.101, 1915.101 and 1926.1101.  It discusses monitoring, permissible exposure limits (PEL), and warning signs.  Ten employee handbooks are included.  23 minutes.

HZM333 
ASBESTOS AWARENESS: CONTROLLING THE HAZARD
Video
This program includes work practices; asbestos work classes; regulated areas; and hazard protection.  30 minutes.

HAZ013 ASBESTOS:  
HAZARD  AWARENESS TRAINING  (AHERA)
Carefully designed to train school custodial and maintenance employees who experience either incidental or direct contact with asbestos-containing material.  Topics covered include the potential hazards of asbestos and safe work practices as they relate to the EPA’s Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act.  28 minutes.

HZM335 
ASBESTOS IN THE WORKPLACE
Video
Employees who work in a building containing asbestos must receive “awareness” training.  OSHA is focusing on “potential exposure to asbestos.”  This video was created to provide employees who may come in contact with asbestos or materials containing asbestos with information about how to recognize these materials and protect themselves from hazards.  Other areas covered in this program include:  the characteristics of asbestos, the affects of asbestos exposure, locating asbestos in the workplace, potentially hazardous custodial and maintenance activities, personal protective equipment, clean-up, air monitoring and the Medical Surveillance Program.  Also available in Spanish.  15 minutes.

HZM337 
ASBESTOSIS
Video
Breathing asbestos fibers can lead to a life-threatening condition known as asbestosis.  Learn the importance of wearing proper protective gear.  Key training points include:  asbestos fibers, symptoms, and respiratory protection.  5 minutes.

HAZ017 
ASBESTOS:  SMALL SCALE,  SHORT DURATION OPERATIONS
Video
Provides step-by-step instruction on jobs involving asbestos during pipe, gasket and pump packing operations as well as working above drop ceilings.  Glove bag and non-glove bag techniques are demonstrated.  Using the wet method to reduce friability is stressed.  29 minutes.

HAZ019 
ASBESTOS:  UNDERSTANDING THE HAZARDS
Video
Informs employees of the potential health hazards involved in working with asbestos and the pre-cautions that are necessary to reduce the incidence of exposure and contamination.  24 minutes.

HAZ021 
AWARENESS FOR INITIAL RESPONSE TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCIDENTS
Video
Covers the required communication system of shipping papers, markings, warning labels, and placards that applies to all modes of transportation — as well as the specific requirements for air, water, rail, and highway shipments.  It gives your employees a solid overview of the DOT’s unique “communication system.”  Includes:  first response steps; the role of the National Response Center and CHEMTREC; how to use the DOT Emergency Response Guidebook.  18 minutes.

HAZ025 
BENZENE: BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY
Video
Designed to help businesses comply with the training requirements of OSHA’s final benzene standard, it identifies where benzene can be found in the workplace and explains its potential physical and health hazards.  Employees are instructed in appropriate control techniques required to avoid unnecessary exposure.  Proper protective equip-ment is demonstrated, and employee cooperation and responsibility is emphasized.  18 minutes.  Also available in French.

HZM339 
BONDING AND GROUNDING OF  FLAMMABLE LIQUID TRANSFERS
Video
Explains the need for proper grounding during flammable transfers, beginning with a basic discussion of static electricity and the hazard it creates.  Teaches how bonding and grounding eliminate electric potential and reinforces the proper steps to take prior to transfers.  10 minutes.

HAZ031 
BULK LIQUID SAFETY CONCERNS
Video
Safely transferring bulk liquids to and from tank trucks, railroad tank cars, and barges involves specific transfer procedures involving three basic tasks:  weighing and spotting; making connections; and disconnecting and releasing.  In addition to describing and depicting these transfer procedures, this program explains five basic characteristics associated with bulk liquids that pertain to their safe transfer.  These are toxicity, viscosity, volatility and how changes in temperature and pressure can affect the liquid.  Several specific hazards — thermal expansion, pulling a vacuum, and static electricity — are described in detail.  Includes leader’s guide.  8 minutes.

HZM341 
CARBON MONOXIDE
Video
This poisonous gas cannot be smelled, tasted or seen, and almost all industries are exposed to it.  Inform employees about this common killer.  

13 minutes.

HZM343 
CHANGE OF HABIT -- CHEMICAL SPILLS
Video
Knowing how to take care of incidental chemical and waste spills can improve plant safety and protect the environment.  Learn how important it is to keep accidents from turning into major disaster.  Key training points include:  common types, being informed, incidental release and minor spill clean-up.  5 minutes.

HAZ033 
CHEMICAL HANDLING SERIES
Video
Hazardous materials are used in almost every industry.  These materials are extremely important and extremely dangerous.  This series details how to properly use and store the three major types of hazardous materials.  Four parts.

Handling Hazardous Chemicals
Provides a general overview and examines safety procedures.  Discusses specific procedures with Flammables, Corrosives, and Solvents.  20 minutes

FLAMMABLES
Defines flammables and combustibles.  Shows how to label and use MSDS.  Discusses ignition of flammables and good storage procedures.  15 minutes.

CORROSIVES
Examines what corrosives are.  Presents labeling procedures and use of MSDS.  PPE and ventilation methods are explained.  15 minutes.

SOLVENTS
Shows how to recognize solvents.  MSDS and labeling methods are reviewed.  15 minutes.

HAZ046 
CHEMICAL SAFETY
Video
Designed to help meet the training requirements of OSHA’s 29 CFR 1910.1200.  Commonly referred to as “Hazard Communication” or “Right to Know”, this program provides detailed information on the dangers of chemicals and outlines safe, proper procedures for handling them.  It also covers methods used for detecting the presence of hazardous chemicals, as well as measures used to protect against them.  The program describes how to interpret a chemical label and read the information on a Material Safety Data Sheet.  21 minutes.

HAZ062 
CHEMSAFE 2000
Video Series
Practical, proven and easy-to-administer, CHEMSAFE 2000 will inform your workers about the various hazards of chemicals and the procedures for handling them safely.  CHEMSAFE 2000 covers each essential type of hazardous chemical with a separate module.  The series includes HAZ063 through HAZ071.

HAZ063 
Introduction to Chemical Safety
Video
This is the starting point, providing workers with an overview of chemical hazards and how to protect themselves.  In clear, concise terms, it describes different forms of chemicals, routes of exposure, common signs, symptoms, and consequences of exposure.  Includes 1 trainer’s manual, 10 participant handouts.  12 minutes.

HAZ064 
CORROSIVES
Video
The widespread use of corrosives-chlorine, sulfuric acid, and sodium hydroxide for example-makes the risk of exposure great. This module shows you how to take effective precautions against the hazards of corrosives with effective storage, handling, personal safety and emergency procedures.  Includes 1 trainer’s manual, 10 participant handouts.  8 minutes.

HAZ065 
SOLVENTS
Video
Every plant uses solvents, even if only for cleaning or degreasing.  Yet, if improperly handled, solvents can be deadly.  In addition to explaining how to handle and store solvents safely and use protective gear, this module offers guidance on preventive and emergency measures.  Includes 1 trainer’s manual, 10 participant handouts.  7 minutes.

HAZ066 
OXIDIZERS
Video
These highly-reactive chemicals can be solids, liquids, or gases and can enter the body by almost any route.  This module shows how to prevent fires and explosions caused by oxidizers.  It also offers guidance on the role protective gear and industrial hygiene play in keeping workers safe and healthy.  Includes 1 trainer’s manual, 10 participant hand-outs.  7 minutes.

HAZ067 
POISONS
Video
This module discusses the different forms of toxic chemicals, emphasizes proper handling and storage requirements, as well as emergency and first-aid procedures.  Includes 1 trainer’s manual, 10 participant handouts.  7 minutes.

HAZ068 
GASES
Video
Because of their widespread use, this module discusses proper moving and storing of gas cylinders, the effect of different gases on the body, how to use personal protective equipment, and special instructions in case of emergency.  Includes 1 trainer’s manual, 10 participant handouts.  9 minutes.

HAZ069 
EXPLOSIVES
Video
Explosions can be caused by anything from dust to chemical reactions.  This module stresses using correct tools and equipment, maintaining a proper work environment, and checking labels and other safety information.  Includes 1 trainer’s manual, 10 participant handouts.   8 minutes.

HAZ070 
CARCINOGENS
Video
Discusses a system of safeguards against carcinogens -- personal protective gear, engineering controls and administrative actions -- plus routes of entry, industrial hygiene, labels, warning signs and monitoring.  Includes 1 trainer’s manual, 10 participant handouts.   9 minutes.

HAZ071 
Material Safety Data Sheets
Video
This user’s guide to the MSDS includes explanations of common scientific terms to assist employees in understanding the health and physical hazards of chemicals.  Each part of the MSDS is graphically explained in an easy-to-remember, step-by-step format.  A glossary of important items is included.  Includes 1 trainer’s manual, 10 participant hand-outs.  14 minutes.

HZM345 
COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS
Video
This safety training program complies with OSHA standards.  It discusses compressed gas hazards, hazard labels and warning signs.  It covers moving, handling and storage of compressed gas cylinders.  Also described are regulators, CGAs, PRDs and hook-up procedures.  Includes a Presenter’s Guide, a poster and 15 Employee Booklets.  12 minutes.

HZM347 
COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS, SAFE HANDLING
Video
Proper handling and storage of gas cylinders will make your workplace safer and more efficient.  Cylinders are a hazard, even when they are not in use.  

10 minutes.

HZM348 
COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS, SAFE USE
Video
Help your employees avoid accidents by reminding them of the hazards associated with compressed gas cylinders.  

8 minutes.

HZM350 
DANGER:  BENZENE!
Video
Benzene is a key ingredient in many products and industrial processes, but it also poses a major health and safety risk for workers.  Learn the hazards and safety tips for safe work habits around benzene.  Key training points include:  protective equipment, smoking, exposure symptoms, and medical attention.  5 minutes.

HAZ101 
DECONTAMINATION
Video
Designed to help employees understand the critical decontamination procedures performed at a hazardous material release site.  This program explains the procedures used to decontaminate all personnel, tools, equipment, and personal protective apparel that may come in contact with hazardous materials, as well as the decontamination corridor itself.  The program focuses on one of the most important lessons to be learned, which is:  when decontaminating, leave as much contamination behind at each station in the corridor as possible.  13 minutes.

HAZ103 
DECONTAMINATION  PROCEDURES
Video
Personnel and equipment must be properly decontaminated to prevent the spread of contamination beyond the incident site.  This program shows how people and equipment become contaminated; demonstrates basic procedures for decontamination victims, response personnel, equipment, and apparatus; and outlines proper incident documentation.  30 minutes.

HAZ107 
DON’T LET IT GET YOU DOWN: HYDROGEN SULFIDE
Video
Clearly explains characteristics of the deadly H2S gas, where it is found in the petroleum industry, how to guard against it, and appropriate rescue procedures.  Emphasizes the extremely poor warning qualities of H2S and the fact that it is heavier than air.  17 minutes.

HAZ146 
FLY ASH
Video
At coal-burning facilities, fly ash is part of the job.  For most employees this residue presents no problem, but for those working in heavy concentrations of fly ash, special precautions are necessary.  The Facts About Fly Ash teaches the realities of fly ash hazards and safe work practices. Demonstrates handling hazardous residue, atmospheric testing, personal protective equipment and the importance of regulated spaces.  15 minutes.

HZM351 
FORMALDEHYDE SAFETY
Video
Formaldehyde is used in a variety of healthcare settings.  OSHA recently set a new permissible exposure limit (PEL) regarding formaldehyde.  This program will help educate employees about the health risks associated with this suspected carcinogen and will teach them how to protect themselves.  It complies with OSHA 1910.1048.  

Includes 10 employee handbooks.  13 minutes.

HAZ148 
FRONTLINE SAFETY: RESPONDING TO AN OIL SPILL
Video
One of America’s leading oil companies has recommended that this training video be kept on hand for immediate crew orientation at every location where an oil spill could occur.  Because timely response to an oil spill is vital to containment and minimizing environmental impact, this program is a must for equipping workers to respond safely and effectively to both water and land oil spills.  This comprehensive video addresses clean up methods, self protection and decontamination, health hazards and wildlife first aid.  16 minutes.

HZM353 
HANDLING AND  TRANSPORTING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Video
This program provides handlers and transporters with information they need to deliver hazardous materials safely, on time and in good condition.  The program documents nine classes of hazardous materials and examines two of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Hazardous Materials regulations.  HMR181 deals with transporting regulations and international standards.  HMR126F covers employee training, how hazardous materials are defined and classified, and what documentation is required for shipping and packaging.  Includes a Presenter’s Manual that reviews major points and objectives.  Also available in Spanish.  27 minutes.

HAZ150 
HANDLING BULK SOLIDS
Video
Convey bulk solids in a process plant involves some unique hazards.  Consequently, an operator’s responsibilities at each of the four major tasks — start-up, normal operation, dealing with abnormal conditions and shut down — include safety procedures.  Start-up safety may include, for example, reviewing Material Safety Data Sheets for the material being conveyed.  Normal operation includes frequent inspections of gauges and indicators, monitoring process variables and servicing dust collection equipment.  Abnormal conditions may be signaled by anything from odd noises or vibrations to indicator readings.  Weighing and metering equipment in particular must be safely operated and monitored.  Includes leader’s guide.  14 minutes.

HZM355 
GAZ CYLINDERS - OVERVIEW
Video
Compressed gas cylinders are a double threat:  hazardous chemical contents paired with the hazard of pressurized steel cylinders present unique dangers.  Learn the procedures necessary to ensure safe handling and storage. 
5:48 minutes.

HAZ154 
HAZARD COMMUNICATION
Video
All employees should know about the potential hazards of the chemicals with which they work.  This program is an excellent introduction or refresher for anyone who encounters hazardous chemicals.  It complies with OSHA 1910.1200.  Shows methods for identifying hazardous chemicals, reading warning labels, and understanding an MSDS.  Also available in Spanish.  19 minutes.

HAZ166 
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORTATION SERIES
Video
The series includes HAZ167 through HAZ172.  Train affected workers on Department of Transportation (DOT) Hazardous Materials Transportation training equipment (HM-126F) and the importance of established safety procedures when shipping or transporting hazardous materials.  This six-part series is ideal for training all hazmat employees involved in shipping and transporting hazardous materials requirements.

HAZ167 
GENERAL AWARENESS
Video
Designed for all employees involved in Hazardous Materials Transportation.  This program explains DOT’s four primary means of hazard communications:  placards, markings, labels, and shipping papers.  Workers learn to recognize hazardous materials in the workplace and to respect their potential hazards.  Includes 10 workbooks, 1 leader’s guide.  12 minutes.

HAZ168 
SAFE WORK PRACTICES
Video
Covers basic chemical principles which enable workers to make decisions necessary to safely handle, store and transport hazardous materials.  Shows the appropriate action to take in the event of an accidental release of hazardous materials.  Covers material safety data sheets.  15 minutes.

HAZ169
DOT OVERVIEW
Video
Program uses detailed, step-by-step instructions to teach drivers their responsibilities when transporting hazardous material and actions to take in case of an emergency, including pre and post operation inspection of the vehicle.  Basic operating skills, backing up, loading procedures.  Safe driving techniques are demonstrated with actual driving footage. DOT Title 49 drive requirements for Hazardous Materials Transportation.  14 minutes.

HAZ170 
BULK LOADING/UNLOADING
Video
Program covers proper procedures in compliance with DOT’s HM-126F for loading and unloading railroad tank cars, tank trucks and portable tanks.  Actual live-action footage of loading demonstrates accurate identifications, markings and labels, container requirements, step-by-step procedures, and correct placarding.  14 minutes.

HAZ171 
NON-BULK PACKAGES
Video
Developed for employees who are responsible for handling non-bulk shipments by air, land and water.  This program covers the requirements for identifying and classifying hazardous materials, proper packaging procedures, and explanations of markings and labels for packaging.  Documents non-bulk shipments of hazardous materials and waste.  Discusses other requirements in compliance with DOT regulations.  15 minutes.

HAZ172 
PREPARING SHIPPING PAPERS
Video
This program teaches shippers to recognize and identify hazardous material. Suggests methods on how to use the hazardous material table (49 CFR 172.01).  It illustrates how to define and determine different classifications for shipments of hazardous materials.  Markings, labels and placards of each material classification are also discussed, as well as shipping papers, manifests and packaging requirements for compliance with the regulation.  14 minutes.

HZM357 
HAZ COM - AN OVERVIEW
Video
All workers should be familiar with hazardous chemicals in the workplace.  Review for your employees the basic HAZ COM requirements, proper labeling and materials safety data sheets.  Key training points include:  awareness, MSDS and labels.  Also available in Spanish, French, Arabic and Indonesian.  5 minutes.

HZM359 
HAZMAT
Video
The realistic training story starts with the aftermath of a chemical spill.  After viewing this program, workers will be able to describe the general principles involved in handling hazardous materials.  This training will help your company comply with the Hazmat 126/181 rules.  The video presents the necessary foundation before employees receive function specific training.  An Implementation Guide is included.  16 minutes.

HZM361 
HAZMAT DOT REGULATIONS FOR SHIPPERS
Video
Specifically addressing the requirements of HM-181 and HM-126, this program is for employees involved in the preparation and shipment of hazardous materials.  It covers hazard class recognition, use of the DOT table for proper completion of shipping papers, selection and placement of placards, and proper marking and labeling of containers.  17 minutes.

HZM363 
HAZOP ANALYSIS
Video
This high quality video was developed to depict a HAZOP (Hazard and Operability) Team in a Process Hazard Analysis.  It shows the team collectively using their knowledge, experience and skills along with special HAZOP techniques to systematically analyze highly complex facilities.  You see people from a broad variety of backgrounds with enough experience, training and talent working together to find and solve complex design problems.  This is a vital part of Process Hazards Analysis training.  20 minutes.

HZM365 
HAZWOPER -- DONNING, DOFFING AND DECONTAMINATION
Video
This program describes the Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response standard.  

14 minutes.

HZM367 
HAZWOPER -- FIRST RESPONDER/AWARENESS  LEVEL
Video
This program is aimed at employees who are likely to witness or discover a hazardous substance release.  These employees, known as “first responders at the awareness level,” must know how to react to spills or releases of hazardous substances.  Used with your Emergency Response plan, this program details the role and responsibilities of first responders.  

Includes an Instructor’s Guide with techniques to provide the maximum amount of training in the minimum amount of time and 10 Participant Handbooks.  16 minutes.  Interactive Testing and Instruction software is available, for employee testing, feedback, scoring and documentation.

HZM369 
HAZWOPER -- OBTAINING  INFORMATION IN AN  EMERGENCY
Video

17 minutes.

HZM371 
HAZWOPER ORIENTATION
Video

14 minutes.

HZM373 
HAZWOPER OVERVIEW
Video
With every oil spill comes the urgent and complex challenge of response:  safe emergency response procedures that not only minimize and reduce hazards to the environment, but safeguard the well-being of response personnel as well.  This video program is designed for the oil and gas industry, and presents the five levels of response.  Includes a Discussion Guide for the Trainer.  21 minutes.

HZM375 
HAZWOPER -- S.T.E.P.:   INTRODUCTION TO EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Video

9 minutes.

HAZ232 
HAZWOPER TRAINING
Video Series
Series includes HAZ233 through HAZ236.  This vital new series is designed to help you comply with the joint OSHA/EPA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard, OSHA 1910.120.  It provides an introduction to hazardous waste regulations, identifies potential hazards and provides training for all categories of HAZMAT team responders.  Safety procedures that must be followed when handling drums containing hazardous materials and setting up a decontamination station are detailed.

HAZ233 
AWARENESS LEVEL
Video
Legislative background; hazardous materials; activities and workers covered by the Hazwoper standard; awareness-level training.  20 minutes.  Handbook available.  Also available in Spanish.

HAZ234 
RESPONSE LEVELS
Video
Operations-level training; hazard and risk assess-ment; personal protective equipment; control, containment, confinement; decontamination; standard operating procedures.  22 minutes.  Also available in Spanish.  Handbook available.

HAZ235 
DECONTAMINATION
Video
Tool drop; cross decontamination; wash/rinse; cloth/equipment removal; shower/dry/redress; record keeping procedures.  17 minutes.

HAZ236 
DRUM HANDLING
Video
Inspecting drums and worksites; handling and moving drums; handling lab packs; opening/sampling; characterization/staging; decontamination.  18 minutes.

HZM377 
HISTORY OF ASBESTOS
Video
Asbestos has been linked to a number of illnesses.  The historical uses of asbestos are reviewed, and its status in industry today is discussed.  Key training points include:  uses, dangers and abatement.  Also available in Spanish.  5 minutes.

HZM379 
JUST SAY NO TO ANYTHING  THAT GLOWS: CHEMICAL STORAGE
Video
What glows in the dark and wears a hard hat?  The worker who doesn’t know where to store hazardous materials.  Explore how to make dealing with hazardous materials a kinder and gentler ordeal.  Key training points include:  hazardous material, storage, MSDS, NFPA hazard signs and protective gear.  5 minutes.

ZM381 
LEAD EXPOSURE ON THE JOB
Video
This program complies with OSHA’s 29 CFR 1910.1025 and 1926.62 standards, which regulate lead exposure.  

Also available in Spanish.  17 minutes.

HAZ271 
LEAD HAZARDS
Video
Lead is one of the most common and most dangerous materials in construction.  Workers today are constantly asked to remove or work on structures where lead hazards exists.  The long-term damage can be deadly, but with proper training workers can learn to protect themselves.  The program covers the dangers of lead poisoning, how it enters the body, and symptoms of lead poisoning.  Also discussed are reducing the risks of exposure; respiratory protection; and protective clothing.  20 minutes.

HZM383 
LEAD SAFETY
Video
Lead is poisonous and can enter the body in two ways:  inhalation and ingestion.  Inhalation occurs when an unprotected worker inhales lead dust or fumes.  Ingestion occurs when lead-contaminated food, beverages, tobacco products, or other items are consumed.  To remain safe each worker must learn routes of entry, symptoms of overexposure, and exposure limits for lead.  This program reviews the basic requirements of OSHA’s guidelines to reduce lead exposure for construction workers.  18 minutes.

HZM385
LOADING AND UNLOADING OF  TANKER TRUCKS
Video
The safe transportation of petroleum products in tanker trucks is a tremendous responsibility.  This program is designed to train drivers in the most dangerous aspect of transporting petroleum products — safe loading and unloading of the petroleum product.  It explains in live action and computer graphics the entire process from storage tank to delivery of product and fulfills a major element in function-specific driver training under Hazmat 126.  An Instructor’s Guide is included.  Module 1 - 22 minutes.  Module 2 - 14 minutes.

HAZ281 
MANAGING LARGE SCALE  ASBESTOS REMOVAL  OPERATIONS
Video
Designed as a summary for management, this program explains what should be done before asbestos removal starts and what is required during the removal and disposal process.  It also covers proper notification procedures, how to assess a job, and important facts to gather about a contractor performing asbestos removal.  13 minutes.

HAZ291 
METHYL ETHYL KETONE
Video
Discusses the potential health and physical hazards of working with methyl ethyl ketone (MEK).  The program discusses the high flammability of MEK and how to reduce the risk of explosion or fire.  The program also covers spill clean up, handling, safety, and first aid procedures.  10 minutes.

HZM387 
ONE BREATH AWAY -- HYDROGEN SULFIDE
Video
One breath is all it takes to die from hydrogen sulfide poisoning.  Working at job sites where the highly toxic gas is found demands extra safety efforts on the part of all workers.  Key training points include:  hazard level, detection, common sources and wind direction.  Also available in Russian.  5 minutes.

HAZ313 
PRE-INCIDENT ACTION PLANS
Video
Every organization with the potential for a hazardous materials incident must create and follow an emergency action plan for hazardous materials response.  This program describes how to create the action plan, select planning team members, and foster interagency cooperation.  Key elements of the action plan are outlined, and the program highlights the importance of communication and resource assessment during the planning process.  20 minutes.

HAZ315 
PRE-INCIDENT RISK ANALYSIS
Video
Every business needs a thorough site survey of the most likely hazmat incident locations so response personnel can prepare effectively and respond quickly when the need arises.  This program demonstrates how to implement a hazardous materials risk analysis pre-plan, conduct or interpret a site survey, prepare maps and plot plans, and how to read and use Material Safety Data Sheets.  19 minutes.

HZM389 
PROCESS HAZARDS MANAGEMENT
Video
This program trains you and your employees on the preventative practice of Process Hazards Management.  All eleven elements of this training are important, and no single element can be effective by itself.  This video clearly explains each element.

You need this training if you answer “yes” to any of the following questions:

A discussion booklet is provided to facilitate training.  Also available in Spanish.  31 minutes.

HAZ339 
THE SAFETY DECK
Video
Introduce your new employees or transfers to the reality of workplace hazards with this video.  The program examines the wide range of hazards present in day-to-day operations from spent solvents and old cleaning supplies to chemical spill cleanup materials and stresses the many strict OSHA guidelines concerning their handling, storage, transportation and disposal.

Your employees will learn to dispose of hazardous waste and hazardous waste cleaning supplies properly.  Consult the organization’s Material Safety Data Sheets for handling instructions. Respect the dangers of storing hazardous waste improperly.  Follow basic guidelines regarding labeling and containers.  26 minutes.  Includes an instructor’s manual and 10 decks of Safety Deck Playing Cards.

HZM391 
SAFETY TRAINING FOR  HANDLING AND  TRANSPORTING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Video
Hazardous materials pose certain health and safety risks.  Because of this, the hazardous materials regulation requires four categories of training for employees who handle dangerous materials.  This program deals with the safety training section of the regulation.  Viewers will learn the importance of reviewing Material Safety Data Sheets before moving hazardous materials.  They will learn how to avoid accidents, use personal protection equipment, what first aid measures to take in the event of an emergency, and how to obtain emergency response training and information.  Includes a Presenter’s Manual.  Also available in Spanish.  19 minutes.

HZM393 
SMALL SPILLS AND LEAKS
Video
A hazardous material spill or leak can create a dangerous situation for you and the people who work around you.  This program will show you how to handle small spills safely.  

Also available in Spanish.  16 minutes.

HAZ351 
SPILL CONTROL AND  CONTAINMENT
Video
Spill control and containment of hazardous materials may require defensive and/or offensive strategies.  This program depicts a simulated acid leak to illustrate both defensive and offensive strategies to control and contain a hazardous chemical spill.  Defensive strategies to keep the spill from worsening include diking and absorption; offensive strategies to eliminate the hazard include chemical inactivation by neutralization, oxidation reduction and physical actions such as absorption, closing valves and depressurizing vessels.  Specialized training and proper use of PPE are emphasized throughout the program.  Includes instructor’s guide. 11 minutes.

HAZ353 
SPILL PREVENTION AND CONTROL SERIES
Video Series
Series of four video programs including HAZ354 through HAZ357.

HAZ354 
SPILLS IN OUR ENVIRONMENT
Video
Discusses saltwater and crude oil spills and the damage they cause.  Also explains how saltwater affects the environment and how different types of crudes; thin high-gravity oils vs. thick heavy-crudes; are absorbed by different types of soils, how it affects small and large bodies of water, and how both affect wildlife, vegetation and people.  The importance of quick decisive response is also stressed.

HAZ355 
SPILL PREVENTION,  DISCOVERY AND  RESPONSE
Video
Looks at various types of spills and how they occur due to equipment failure, human error, or acts of nature.  Discusses measures to take to minimize spills and the importance of regular maintenance and inspection policies.  Also illustrated are detailed steps to take when the spill is first discovered, along with safety concerns to consider when dealing with any crude oil or saltwater spill.

HAZ356 
SPILL CONTROL AND CLEANUP
Video
Discusses secondary spill response and steps to take after the initial spill has been discovered.  Spill containment, methods to use for spill cleanup and environmental restoration are also explained and illustrated.  Also covers the Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan (SPCC Plan).

HAZ357 
SPILL REPORTING,   INVESTIGATIONS,  AND  DOCUMENTATION
Video
Explains the task of reporting, investigating, and documenting a spill incident, including legal requirements involved.  How to improve and document a spill response, containment, and cleanup effort, and what steps to use to determine the cause of the spill that will lead to improved preventive measures.

HAZ363 
SULFURIC ACID AND HYDROCHLORIC ACID
Video
This information-packed program teaches fundamental lessons about identifying corrosives, explains the hazards of these acids, where acids are found, reactivity problems, why water may be dangerous, neutralization operations, emergency medical treatment, decontamination, and environmental concerns.  This program provides information about identifying corrosive acids, hazards of H2SO4 and HCI, reactivity problems, proper protective clothing, stemming the flow of product, neutralization operations, emergency medical treatment and environmental concerns.  26 minutes.  Available in Spanish.

HAZ365 
TECHNIQUES FOR CONTROL  AND CONTAINMENT
Video
Preventing released hazardous materials from endangering others or polluting the environment is a major defensive first responder duty.  This program illustrates general procedures that can be conducted safely by first responders, explains common categories of hazmat releases, describes basic control methods for small-scale incidents. and demonstrates procedures for common spill situations.  45 minutes.

HZM395 
UP IN SMOKE --FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS
Video
When handled improperly, flammable liquids spell disaster.  Common mistakes and the proper handling of flammable liquids are demonstrated.  Key training points include:  storage, common misuses and oily rag containment.  Also available in Spanish.  5 minutes.

HAZ386 
VINYL CHLORIDE
Video
This program informs employees about the dangers of exposure to vinyl chloride gas while working with polyvinyl chloride resins and latex.  The characteristics of vinyl chloride are described and preventive exposure measures are discussed.  9 minutes.

HAZ390 
WASTE WATCHERS:  HOW TO HANDLE HAZARDOUS 
WASTE AT THE GENERATOR
Video
Stresses the importance of the individual worker to the success of the organization’s waste management program.  Using interviews and statements from actual employees with waste handling responsibilities, the training progresses from container selection through packaging and labeling, concluding with a special emphasis on proper waste accumulation areas.  Waste minimization is treated as an integral part of a good waste management program.  22 minutes.  Includes a trainer’s manual and 10 employee manuals.

HAZ394 
WHAT EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TOXICOLOGY
Video
Designed to de-mystify basic toxicological terms that will enable employees to understand information found on product labels and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs).  Also helps employees take the necessary precautionary measures to safeguard their health, both in the workplace and at home.  Terms such as toxicity, dose/response, routes of entry, acute and chronic, units of measurement for potential health hazards, and exposure limits are clearly defined.  The program also presents a straightforward and informative discussion of potential health hazards associated with varous categories of chemicals including:  irritants, corrosives, skin and respiratory sensitizers, target organ poisons, neurotoxins, anesthetics, reproductive toxins, and carcinogens.  20 minutes.

HAZ400 
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT: WAREHOUSE HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS
Video
Clearly demonstrates the importance of identifying the contents of containers and following recommended emergency procedures, along with instructions for locating and reading Material Safety Data Sheets.  Included are a Leader’s Guide, 10 study booklets and two posters for wall mounting.  16 minutes.

HZM397 
WORKING SAFELY WITH  COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS
Video
In today’s work environments, compressed gas is used for many things, such as refrigeration, welding, heating and other functions.  Compressed gas cylinders can be dangerous, and employees who work with them need to know how to handle them properly.  

A comprehensive Leader’s Guide, a reproducible scheduling and attendance form, and employee quiz are included.  Also available in Spanish.  14 minutes.

HAZ406 
WORKING WITH HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Video
When chemicals are part of the working environment, it is mandatory that every employee take the proper precautions when working around or with them.  This video presents ten steps your employees will adopt immediately to assure the safest use and storage of hazardous materials including:  What to do when a careless spill occurs; how to read warning signs and labels; the importance of using the required protective equipment; basic first-aid know-how.  Friends and co-workers depend on one another to play it safe and handle hazardous materials with care.  This hardworking video helps stress the importance of taking a moment and following the safe standards — every time.  10 minutes.  Includes leader’s guide.

HAZ410 
YOUR PART IN SAFE  CHEMICAL DISPOSAL
Video
Now you can make certain your employees understand that their failure to comply with the numerous rules and regulations regarding the disposal of chemical waste can expose them and your company to litigation and liability charges!  Every employee who watches this revealing pro-gram learns why they must take responsibility for all aspects of disposal procedures, including the proper disposal of materials that have come into contact with chemicals.  It outlines methods for correct separation of waste materials.  This vital new program underscores the serious nature of working with chemicals and helps fulfill an important part of OSHA-required hazard awareness training.  Includes leader’s guide.  15 minutes.

HAZ412 
YOUR PART IN SAFE CHEMICAL STORAGE
Video
Ten basic guidelines show employees why they should store chemicals by class according to your company’s plan. Handle containers carefully and follow the simple, precautionary steps that help guard against damaged containers.  Never block fire extinguishers, exits, or warning signs.  Step-by-step help that assures potential chemical hazards do not become chemical disasters!  Includes leader’s guide.  13 minutes.

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