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FT361
CONFINED SPACE: DANGER WITHIN
Video
Entering and working in a confined space often places employees at risk of injury or,
in some cases, death. This program instructs employees in safe confined space
procedures and meets OSHA’s new standard. Six basic steps to safe confined
space entry are explained:
 | Recognition |
| Preparation |
| Testing |
| Safeguards |
| Safety Observer Role |
| Entry Permit |
Also available in Spanish. 27 minutes.
SFT362
CONFINED SPACE: ENTRY BY PERMIT
Video
Presents the practices and procedures required to ensure the safety of employees
entering and working in confined spaces. Issues discussed include: hazards
encountered in a confined space, responsibilities of each party, correct use of all
equipment, proper communications procedures, use of harnesses and other retrieval
systems. 20 minutes.
SFT363
CONFINED SPACE EMERGENCY RESCUE: PREPARED FOR SUCCESS
Video
This program, which complies with OSHA 1910.146, will help your company meet
OSHA’s confined space emergency rescue training requirements. It has helped
thousands of companies prepare for confined space emergencies.
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Includes ten Employee Handbooks and a Facilitator’s Guide. 14 minutes.
SFT364
CONFINED SPACE: SAFE RESCUE
Video
Produced for employees and emergency response organizations that perform confined-space
rescues, this program presents procedures to ensure safe rescue operations. Roles
and responsibilities of confined space rescue team members are explained, as well as all
equipment — both personal protective equipment and rescue equipment. 17
minutes.
SFT365
CONFINED SPACE ENTRY: A SURVIVAL GUIDE
Videos
Confined spaces are found in almost all industries. Working in a confined space
can be extremely dangerous. Yet many workers don’t know they exist or how to
work safely within them. These two videos describe types of confined spaces and the
importance of control measures. Workers will understand the nature of confined space
hazards and the importance of following a well-planned, well-coordinated team effort to
control them. This program will help protect your employees from the dangers of
working in confined spaces, and provides required training for OSHA 1910.146.
Includes an Instructor’s Guide and ten Employee Handbooks. Part 1 - 22
minutes. Part 2 - 11 minutes.
SFT366
HIGH RISK RESCUE
Video
Approximately 60% of all confined space fatalities are rescuers. Viewers are made
aware of the hazards in a confined space, the proper equipment required to effect a
rescue, and that only trained rescuers should ever attempt a rescue. Attendant
duties are also shown. Key training points include hazards, procedures, training and
attendant duties. Also available in Spanish. 5 minutes.
SFT367
PERMIT REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE
Video
More dangerous than the expanse of outer space are the mysterious “confined
spaces” here on Earth. Learn the categories and examples of con-fined spaces,
how to be aware of certain atmospheric conditions within a confined space, and what OSHA
requires of employers with respect to confined spaces. Key training points include
hazards, alternatives and responsibilities. Also available in Spanish. 5
minutes.
SFT368
PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE ENTRY
Video
This program illustrates the hazards of working in a confined space and the importance
of following proper procedures. Live-action footage and state-of-the-art graphics
make this video a must-see for all maintenance, repair and response teams. Designed
to comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146.
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The program includes ten Employee Handbooks and a Facilitator’s Guide. Also available in Spanish and Quebec French. 20 minutes.
SFT369
TESTING CONFINED SPACES
Video
This program addresses a variety of methods for testing confined spaces. Gas
detector tubes and electronic gas detectors are fully explained and demonstrated.
The dangers of flammable gases and the proper ways to detect them are discussed. An
Employee’s Guide is offered. Also available in Spanish, French and
Russian. 25 minutes.
SFT370
WORKING INSIDE CONFINED SPACES
Video
This program concentrates on safe work practices when working in confined spaces.
It demonstrates ways of avoiding common hazards such as falls, noise and temperature
extremes. Purging and ventilation are covered, and protective equipment is
discussed. An Employee’s Guide is offered. Also available in Spanish,
French and Russian. 25 minutes.
FT381
BACK CARE IN CONSTRUCTION
Video
The key to a healthy back is prevention. Increase awareness of potential hazards
in construction-related activities to avoid injury.
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13 minutes.
SFT382
BACKHOE SAFETY AND OPERATIONS
Video
Encourage attention to safety and the correct use of this versatile equipment.
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11 minutes.
SFT383
BACKHOE/LOADER
Video Series
This group of three modules (SFT384-SFT386) focuses on all aspects of the equipment
from inspection, controls and proper on-the-job use, through transportation and
maintenance.
SFT384
BACKHOE/LOADER: MODULE 1
Video
This module concerns on-the-job operating safety. It lists simple precautions to
help prevent accidents in craning, changing attachments, trenching and working around
buried utilities. 12 minutes.
SFT385
BACKHOE/LOADER: MODULE 2
Video
This module shows how the smart operator benefits from prior careful equipment inspection and a working knowledge of operating capabilities. From pre-operating checks to wearing a seat belt, safety is maximized. 15 minutes.
SFT386
BACKHOE/LOADER: MODULE 3
Video
This module emphasizes the two major issues of maintenance and transportation. It
discusses securing mechanisms, wheel chocks and other transport safeguards. It
emphasizes safety during maintenance operations. 11 minutes.
SFT387
BASIC ELECTRICAL SAFETY ON THE JOBSITE
Video
Electricity, though vital to many construction tasks, can be dangerous if not handled
with caution. Educate about avoiding the hazards:
| Static electricity and high voltage wires |
| Shock prevention: inspection, ground wiring, double insulation, no cheater plugs, care around liquids |
| Cord safety: tripping and wear hazards, inspection, match cord to equipment |
| Fire and explosion hazards |
11 minutes.
SFT388
CONSTRUCTION — SAFE WORK PRACTICES
Video
This program outlines basic safety responsibilities on the job, including confined
space safety, machine guarding, electrical safety, ladder safety, housekeeping, lifting,
lock-out/tag-out, tool and material safety, and personal protective equipment.
Includes industry-specific tips for welding safety, excavation/backfill and more. 12
minutes.
SFT389
CONSTRUCTION SAFETY: BASIC ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Video
Injury and death from electricity is a reality when people are unaware of the dangers
involved. Often employees believe they know how to work with electrical cords and
equipment — when in fact, simple rules are ignored. This video explains
numerous aspects of working with electricity, including ground prongs, equipment
inspection, temporary lighting and working in wet weather. A handbook is
included. 7 minutes.
SFT390
CONSTRUCTION SAFETY:
TEMPORARY STAIRWAYS AND LADDER SAFETY
Video
Ladders are a major source of accidents — especially on the construction
site. Following a few simple rules will greatly reduce the number and severity of
these accidents. Using the proper ladder for each job, ladder inspection and placing
the ladder at the proper slope are some of the rules discussed in this training
program. This short video will help if ladder accidents are a problem on your
site. 7 minutes.
SFT391
CRAWLER EXCAVATOR
Video Series
Three video modules (SFT392-394) provide easy to understand safety information and
operating tips for operators of crawler-type hydraulic excavators.
SFT392
CRAWLER EXCAVATOR: MODULE 1
Video
Module 1 familiarizes participants with the equipment’s major components. It
then takes the participant through a thorough pre-start inspection and discusses how to
look for the unusual, all within the context of safety awareness. 13 minutes.
SFT393
CRAWLER EXCAVATOR: MODULE 2
Video
Module 2 shows a wide variety of job sites with several different types and makes of
excavators working on everything from the side of a mountain to a 30-foot-deep sewer
installation surrounded by other utilities. Safe operating conditions and concern
for the people in the area are emphasized. 18 minutes.
SFT394
CRAWLER EXCAVATOR: MODULE 3
Video
Module 3 focuses on the correct loading and un-loading procedures for transport
purposes, including what to look for when inspecting a tie-down chain. Several
maintenance safety tips pertinent to shop personnel are included. 123 minutes.
SFT395
DIGGING UP TROUBLE — TRENCHING
Video
When digging, avoid being caught in the web of pipelines. Key training points
include lines and cables, responsibilities, accidental breaks and stage levels. 5
minutes.
SFT396
DUMP TRUCK SAFETY
Video
Dump trucks have many uses, but are a challenge to maintain and operate safely.
Instruct your employees on proper use.
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SFT397
EXCAVATIONS, TRENCHES AND SHORING
Video
Excavation and trenching accidents are a leading cause of disabling injuries in the
construction industry. This program uses live-action footage and state-of-the-art
graphics to recognize and respect the potential hazards associated with excavations.
The program provides an overview of protective systems, regulatory requirements and safe
work practices to prevent cave-ins and is ideal for all personnel who work in or around
excavations and trenches. It is designed to comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1926.651 and
1926.652. The program includes ten Employee Handbooks and a Facilitator’s
Guide. 18 minutes.
SFT398
FRAMER SAFETY
Video
Meet requirements for framer training. This program is excellent to introduce or
review the common hazards on a jobsite. It includes PPE, safety attitude,
housekeeping, tool safety, electrical safety, ladder use, doing work “on the
ground”, forklifts, lifting, setting columns/walls, machine guarding, awareness of
other trades and more. 12 minutes.
SFT399
FRONT END LOADER OPERATIONS AND SAFETY
Video
Your employees will be encouraged to take personal responsibility for their vehicles,
their work environment and their own safety.
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13 minutes.
SFT400
HANDLING THE PRESSURE —HYDRO BLASTING
Video
Hydro blasting packs as much as ten thousand pounds of pressure per square inch. A
quick overview of what you ought to know any time you are working around hydro blasting
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offered. Key training points include pressure, pre-use checklist, dangerous
situations and maintenance. 5 minutes.
SFT401
HOUSEKEEPING ON THE JOB SITE
Video
Housekeeping on any job site requires teamwork and responsibility. This video
stresses each individual’s obligation for job site housekeeping, why it is important
and how it ensures overall safety efforts. 10 minutes.
SFT402
LADDER SAFETY IN CONSTRUCTION
Video
Encourage employees to pick the right ladder for the job and use it safely and as
intended.
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9 minutes.
SFT403
LIFTING SAFELY IN CONSTRUCTION
Video
Consistent care of the back, with safe lifting, is essential to prevent disk
degeneration.
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10 minutes.
SFT404
REAR LOADER OPERATIONS AND SAFETY
Video
Encourage your drivers and their assistants to pay attention to the safety details of
their job.
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11 minutes.
SFT405
ROOFING SAFETY
Video
Roofers have one of the highest accident rates of any profession! Inform
employees of hot roofing application hazards.
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15 minutes.
SFT406
SAFETY ORIENTATION FOR CONSTRUCTION
Video
Introduce your employees to safety obligations. Encourage them to practice common
sense and avoid unsafe acts.
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SFT407
SCAFFOLD SAFETY
Video
Increase safety awareness while covering basic safety procedures.
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9 minutes.
SFT408
SLIPS AND TRIPS IN CONSTRUCTION
Video
Slips and trips on the jobsite can cause dangerous falls.
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10 minutes.
SFT409
TRAFFIC CONTROL THROUGH WORK ZONES
Video
With an emphasis on worker safety, this program shows how to safely set up traffic
control for short-term jobs. Clear and simple demonstrations explain step-by-step
installation of the five traffic control areas, including:
| Basic flagging techniques |
| Determining safe taper lengths |
| Proper positioning of channeling devices |
| Do’s and don’ts of flashing arrow signs |
| Detailed safe work practices |
A version with narration for single crew operations is also available. 21 minutes.
SFT410
TRENCHERS — STAY ALERT, STAY ALIVE
Video
This video covers awareness training, pre-work inspections, loading and transporting,
job site preparation, potential hazards, the danger zone, and the operator’s
responsibility. 13 minutes.
SFT411
TRENCHING AND SHORING SAFETY
Video
Meet training requirements for trenching. Avoid dangerous cave-ins and other
accidents.
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12 minutes.
SFT412
TRENCHING SAFETY I
Video
The fatality rate for trenching work is estimated to be 112% greater than the rate for
construction work in general. Basic guidelines to ensure a safe trenching job are
shown. Key training points include primary hazard, warning signs, spoil, factors of
collapse, ladders and ramps. 5 minutes.
SFT413
TRENCHING SAFETY II
Video
This video re-emphasizes the basic guidelines necessary to ensure a safe trenching
job. Key training points include soil types, slope ratio, trench shields and
conditions for shoring. 5 minutes.
SFT414
TRENCHING SAFETY SERIES
Video Series
This four-part series (SFT415-SFT418) provides clear explanations of hazards, explains
how to control hazardous situations, describes the latest OSHA standards, and teaches how
to safely handle trenching emergencies.
SFT415
TRENCHING AND EXCAVATION SAFETY
Video
Live footage and computer graphics provide a clear explanation of the hazards created
by digging trenches and excavations. Workers are shown how these hazards are reduced
by sloping, shielding and shoring. Emphasizing personal and work safety, this
program is ideal for anyone working in or around trenches. 18 minutes.
SFT416
SHORING SAFELY
Video
Following the latest OSHA regulations, this program shows how to install timber,
screw jack and hydraulic shoring systems, as well as simple techniques for determining A, B
and C type soils, sheeting designs, and safety hazards unique to trenching. The
information presented is perfect for foremen, crew leaders and anyone needing up-to-date
information on how to safely install shoring. 24 minutes.
SFT417
CAVE-IN RESPONSE
Video
Knowing how to respond safely when a cave-in occurs can mean the difference between
life and death, especially for the rescuers. Designed for both on-site and rescue
personnel, this program examines the basic considerations involved in responding safely to
a cave-in emergency. 24 minutes.
SFT418
THE COMPETENT PERSON AND SOILS TESTING
Video
Opening with an OSHA inspector arriving at a job site, this program gives the
information needed to be a competent person operating within OSHA standards. Topics
covered include: who is considered the “competent person” and what their
responsibilities are; clear and simple explanations of the new soil classifications
system; five easy field tests for determining soil types; and how to prepare for and
handle an OSHA inspection. 27 minutes.
SFT419
WHEEL LOADER
Video Series
Two video modules (SFT420-SFT421) train both experienced and inexperienced operators on
how to get the job done safely.
SFT420
WHEEL LOADER: MODULE 1
Video
Shows real-life experiences and close calls that make the participant aware of how
dangerous equipment like this can be. The routine pre-start inspection impresses upon
the participant how important good mechanical condition is for safety. 23 minutes.
SFT421
WHEEL LOADER: MODULE 2
Video
This video begins with the proper transport method for a wheel loader on a trailer or
over the road. Every scene carries a safety message which the operators and the
people working around the equipment can immediately apply to their own situations.
18 minutes.
SFT431
CONTRACTOR SAFETY
Video Series
Contractors coming to your facility must be trained on all regulations that affect
their job function. These dynamic, concise programs teach contractors to follow safe
work procedures at your facility. Train contractors to respect the hazards using
this series of five videos (SFT432-SFT436). The pro-gram includes ten Employee
Handbooks and a Facilitator’s Guide.
SFT432
PART 1: BASIC ORIENTATION AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
Video
This program analyzes and identifies potential hazards and develops procedure and
control methods. 7 minutes.
SFT433
PART 2: SAFE WORK PRACTICES
Video
This program motivates contractors to follow safe work practices and procedures, rules
and regulations. 14 minutes.
SFT434
PART 3: HAZARD COMMUNICATION
Video
This program covers proper labeling in compliance with federal regulations. 9
minutes.
SFT435
PART 4: PERMIT REQUIRED ACTIVITIES
Video
This program discusses high-risk contractor work that requires a special work permit,
i.e., hot works, confined space entry, excavation, etc. 12 minutes.
SFT436
PART 5: PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS
Video
This program explains the requirements of all chemical processing facilities to
implement procedures to control contractors’ entrance, presence and exit in covered
process areas. 7 minutes.
SFT437
CONTRACTOR SAFETY: BUILDING A PARTNERSHIP
Video
Presented in a straightforward and powerful way, this program was designed to improve
safety at any job site where the facility owner’s employees and contractors work
together. The video and accompanying manual provide a step-by-step process designed
to open lines of communication between these groups and develop a mutually supportive
approach to safety. The techniques taught in this program are based on OSHA’s
regulation for Process Safety Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals, and can be
successfully applied to a wide range of jobs where contractors are used. 22 minutes.
SFT441
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION
Video
Series
This series of twelve videos (SFT442-SFT454) shows plant workers and supervisors how
and what to inspect to optimize maintenance expense. It will teach you how to reduce
machinery failures and unscheduled outages so you can improve equipment reliability and
increase run time. On-site demonstrations at actual production facilities and
computerized animation will teach you how to:
| Analyze the results of a maintenance and inspection program |
| Identify existing and potential trouble spots |
| Eliminate the guesswork in creating a maintenance program |
| Save money by reducing repair costs, overtime and insurance claims |
| Avoid over-testing equipment |
SFT442
PART ONE: BASIC ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Video
Covers electrical injuries, types of electrical hazards, common electrical accidents,
and guidelines on working safely near electricity.
SFT443
PART TWO: THE VALUE OF INSPECTION
Video
Explains the types of preventive maintenance, benefits of inspection and maintenance,
and condition-based maintenance methods.
SFT444
PART THREE: NEC COMPLIANCE INSPECTIONS
Video
Describes service requirements, common mistakes, safe working distances, grounding,
wire sizes and types, equipment protection, and circuit breakers and fuses.
SFT445
PART FOUR: HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTS
Video
Reviews NEC environment guidelines, categories of hazardous environments, types of
equipment approved for use, equipment marking, and common problems.
SFT446
PART FIVE: ELECTRICAL PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS: INSPECTION AND TESTING
Video
Outlines the different types of protective systems and how to test them. Methods
include: engineering analysis, engineering studies, harmonic analysis, condition and
serviceability inspections, and ground mat analysis.
SFT447
PART SIX: CIRCUIT BREAKERS: INSPECTION AND TESTING
Video
Illustrates the different types of circuit breakers and inspection techniques.
Shows how to test them using contact resistance measurements, primary injection tests,
high potential tests, and more.
SFT448
PART SEVEN: TRANSFORMERS: INSPECTION AND TESTING
Video
Covers dry-type, liquid-filled, and instrument transformers. Explains why
transformers fail and how to safely inspect them.
SFT449
PART EIGHT: SWITCHGEAR: INSPECTION AND TESTING
Video
Describes the panel board and metal clad switchgear. Shows how to inspect them
using mechanical, visual, and electrical testing.
SFT450
PART NINE: ROTATING EQUIPMENT: INSPECTION AND TESTING
Video
Explains how to extend the life of generators and motors. Also describes
in-service inspections, current and voltage tests, vibration analysis, and insulation
resistance testing.
SFT451
PART TEN: PROTECTIVE RELAYS: INSPECTION AND TESTING
Video
Shows how instantaneous and built-in delay relays work. Explains how to inspect
and maintain relays using as-found tests, visual and mechanical inspection, and as-left
testing.
SFT452
PART ELEVEN: SAFETY INSPECTIONS
Video
Explains how to conduct inspections according to OSHA standards. Also covers
installation inspections, safe distance requirements, wiring design and protection
inspections, and electrical safety-related work practices.
SFT454
PART TWELVE: CONDITION-BASED MAINTENANCE
Video
Explains the theory of condition-based and predictive maintenance and shows how to
create a real-world performance baseline to tailor a program to fit your company.
SFT455
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Video
This video describes the many hazards that you will encounter when working with
electricity. Electric shock, electrical fires, the amount of current needed to cause
death, protection of electrical instruments and solid-state devices are all
detailed. Both in-shop and on-the-job situations are described. This program
should be viewed by anyone who will be exposed to electricity — almost a general
education subject. 22 minutes.
SFT456
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Video
This is an OSHA compliance safety training program. It explains how electricity
works and demonstrates safe work practices. It defines fuses, circuit breakers,
outlets, plugs and grounding. It discusses lock-out/tag-out and electrical
emergencies. Includes a Presenter’s Guide, a poster and 15 Employee
Booklets. 14 minutes.
SFT457
ELECTRICAL SAFETY SERIES
Video Series
This series complies with the OSHA Electrical Safety Standard (1910.331-335). It
introduces workers to the principles of electricity, shows them how to avoid the dangers
of electrical shock and demonstrates correct responses to electrical emergencies. It
consists of four videos (SFT458-SFT461) which are also available in Spanish.
An Electrical Safety Manual is available. It has 90 pages, and contains three steps to compliance; a suggested written program; and a sample form of safety-related work practices.
SFT458
ELECTRICAL PRINCIPLES
Video
Explains how electricity works; proper grounding; circuit-protection devices.
Also available in Spanish. 14 minutes.
SFT459
AVOIDING ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Video
Describes safe work procedures; working on energized circuits; working near equipment
and lines. Also available in Spanish. 19 minutes.
SFT460
ELECTRICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Video
Teaches first-aid procedures; classification of fires; responding to electrical
fires. Also available in Spanish. 14 minutes.
SFT461
ELECTRICAL CASE HISTORIES
Video
Provides dramatic reenactments of actual incidents. Discusses the importance of
following proper procedures. Explains how to report unsafe electrical working
conditions. Also available in Spanish. 20 minutes.
SFT462
ELECTRICAL SAFETY FOR NON-ELECTRICIANS
Video Series
This ten-part video training series (SFT463-472) provides the mandated electrical
safety training for non-electrical personnel as required by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.332.
Each module contains useful in-formation designed to increase the electrical safety
awareness of “unqualified” personnel. The series comes with a
comprehensive Facilitator’s Guide that provides training recommendations, program
objectives, and test questions.
SFT463
PART 1: AN INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Video
Presents an overview of electricity, describes the voltage level that is the leading
cause of accidents and injuries, and illustrates how electric shock injures and kills.
SFT464
PART 2: POWER DISTRIBUTION HAZARDS
Video
Discusses the safety hazards associated with power lines, explains the various voltages
involved, and what to be aware of when working near energized lines and equipment.
SFT465
PART 3: HAZARDS OF STORED POWER
Video
Demonstrates the hazards associated with stored power, including induced voltages,
static electricity, residual voltages, and devices that store them.
SFT466
PART 4: COMMON ELECTRICAL HAZARDS IN THE WORKPLACE
Video
Describes the most common types of electrical hazards found in the workplace.
Illustrate what can be done to minimize the problems they cause.
SFT467
PART 5: EQUIPMENT LOCKOUT AND TAG OUT
Video
This procedure has become an industry standard. It covers, in broad terms, to
reinforce what most of us already recognize as a necessary step to isolate energized
equipment.
SFT468
PART 6: WORKING SAFELY WITH ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Video
Common hand tools can cause injury or death. In this program we discuss the
hazards associated with hand tools, extension cords, grounding systems, and electrically
powered equipment.
SFT469
PART 7: EMERGENCY TREATMENT OF ELECTRICAL INJURIES
Video
Demonstrates the steps you need to follow when an electrical injury occurs, starting
with accessing the scene to protect yourself, rescue, and offer emergency first aid.
SFT470
PART 8: THE MOST COMMON ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS
Video
Identifies the more common types of electrical accidents that occur in the workplace,
how they are causes, and what you can do to minimize them.
SFT471
PART 9: CURRENT INTERRUPTING EQUIPMENT
Video
Describes fuses, circuit breakers, and ground fault current interrupters, how they work
and what they do.
SFT472
PART 10: THE IMPORTANCE OF GROUNDING
Video
Proper grounding of electrical equipment is extremely important. In this video,
we illustrate what grounding does and show you what you can do to insure that the
equipment you use is properly grounded.
SFT473
ELECTRICAL SAFETY - RELATED WORK PRACTICES
Video
This program addresses key aspects of the OSHA Electrical Standard 29 CFR
1910.332. Because many who are killed or injured in electrical accidents are not
performing tasks that directly involve electricity, every worker must be trained to
recognize electrical hazards. The program emphasizes critical safe work practices
including lockout/tag out procedures, minimum clearance distance and the use of personal
protective equipment. 24 minutes.
SFT474
ELECTRICAL SAFETY - SHOCKING EXPERIENCES
Video
All employees who work with equipment need a clear understanding of electricity as well
as the inherent hazards. Since we all encounter electricity in our everyday lives,
we often ignore common dangers. In this program, four persons talk about their close
call and what they will do differently next time. A handbook is included. 20
minutes.
SFT475
ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE
Video
Electricity lights up our homes and powers much of the machinery and equipment that we
use. Unfortunately, most employees take electricity for granted and forget that it
can be dangerous. Employees need to know how electricity works and the precautions
to take to protect themselves from its hazards. This video reminds employees about
electrical hazards they may face in their jobs, and provides valuable information they
need to work safely around electricity. Topics include: how electricity works,
fuses and circuit breakers, grounding and Gifts, safe work practices, outlets, plugs and
extension cords, working with electrical equipment, using ladders around electricity, and
electrical emergencies. This program satisfies the OSHA training requirements under
29 CFR 1910.331 for non-qualified employees. Includes a comprehensive Leader’s
Guide, reproducible scheduling and attendance form and employee quiz. Also available
in Spanish. 17 minutes.
SFT476
ELECTRICITY: THE UNSEEN DANGER
Video
This video defines commonly used terms and ex-
plains the basic fundamentals of electricity. It discusses sources of electrical
injury and how electrical shock affects the human body. Work-related situations in
which electrical accidents are most likely to occur are depicted, along with corresponding
protective measures. The program concludes with steps to be taken should the viewer
witness the outbreak of an electrical fire or the injury of a co-worker caused by electric
shock. Also available in Spanish. 22 minutes.
SFT477
LOCKOUT/TAG OUT SERIES
Video Series
This series of two videos (SFT478-SFT479) will help your company comply with
OSHA’s control of hazardous energy regulation (1910.147) and avoid catastrophic
accidents. The Hazardous Energy Control Manual contains 89 pages and includes one
Resource Guide. It provides a lockout/tag out checklist, equipment lockout
procedures, and a suggested training system.
SFT478
LOCKOUT FOR LIFE!
Video
This program shows re-enactments of actual incidents. It motivates employees to
lockout and gives operator maintenance briefings. Includes ten employee
handbooks. Also available in Spanish. 20 minutes.
SFT479
CONTROLLING THE BEAST
Video
Discusses various energy sources; shows when to lock and tag; describes removing locks
and tags. Gives OSHA’s six-step procedure. Includes 50 employee
handbooks, a Leader’s Guide and one poster. Also available in Spanish. 19
minutes.
SFT480
LOCKOUT/TAG OUT
Video or CD-ROM
This comprehensive program is ideal for all employees who need training or review on
lockout/tag out. A careful explanation is given of each of the energy types and how
locking and tagging is accomplished. The new regulatory action which will apply
beginning in 1999 is mentioned so that companies can begin the step change toward
complying. 23 minutes.
SFT481
LOCK-OUT/TAG-OUT
Video or CD-ROM
This is an OSHA compliance safety training program. It is designed for facilities
where maintenance set-up or repairs are being performed on powered equipment. It
discusses general lock-out/tag-out concepts and procedures. It demonstrates locking
and tagging powered systems — electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic. The video
includes a Presenter’s Guide. 14 minutes.
SFT482
LOCKOUT/TAG OUT: CONTROLLING HAZARDOUS ENERGY
Video
This is a comprehensive, effective training tool de-signed to help your company meet
OSHA standard 1910.147. Based on the principle that safety is every
individual’s responsibility and that safe work practices are part of a team effort
where responsibility is shared by all, the program:
Helps participants gain maximum understanding of lockout/tag out
Provides examples of specific energy sources including electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, chemical and thermal.
Demonstrates correct work practices covering the procedures that apply to lockout/tag out
Clarifies the steps and rules for lockout/tag out.
Includes an Instructor’s Guide, ten employee handbooks and ten wallet-size
cards. 20 minutes.
SFT483
LOCKOUT/TAG OUT PROCEDURES
Video
This program identifies and illustrates proper lockout/tag out procedures for a variety
of applications. It shows proper lockout/tag out and start-up sequences when working
with four energy types: electrical, hydraulic/pneumatic, fluids and gases, and
mechanical. Also available in Spanish. 27 minutes.
SFT484
LOTO: LOCKOUT/TAG OUT, YOUR TICKET TO SAFETY
Video
Provides instruction in the essential steps required to prevent injury from the
unexpected release of electrical, mechanical, thermal, hydraulic, pneumatic and stored
energy. Methods of identifying and neutralizing energy sources, lockout procedures
and testing, and restarting equipment are shown. Complies with the requirements of
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147. Also available in Spanish. 15 minutes.
SFT485
MACHINE LOCKOUT: CONTROLLING HAZARDOUS ENERGY
Video
This video complies with the standard of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147. It explains the
lockout procedure necessary to reduce machinery to a zero energy state. Electric,
mechanical, thermal, hydraulic, pneumatic, gas, water, steam and chemical energies are all
covered to meet the requirements of the new lockout standard. An Employee’s
Guide and Reference Card are available. Also available in Spanish and French.
21 minutes.
SFT486
PREVENTING ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS: SAFE WORK PRACTICES
Video
This program is designed to help employers meet training requirements. It
introduces employees to the hazards associated with electricity in the workplace, and the
importance of protecting oneself from these hazards. It discusses the different ways
to approach energized vs. de-energized equipment, and explains the lockout/tag out
procedure for electrical parts or circuits. The program looks at differences between
“qualified” and “unqualified” workers; discusses work on or near
overhead lines as well as the safe use of portable electrical equipment. After
completing the program, the viewer will be able to demonstrate a knowledge of:
| The hazards associated with electricity |
| How an electric shock may be received and avoided |
| The de-energizing and electrical lockout/tag out procedure |
| Proper techniques for working on or near energized equipment |
| Electrical protective equipment |
| Minimum approach distances when working near overhead lines |
| Using a vehicle near overhead lines |
| The safe use of portable electrical equipment |
Includes an Instructor’s Guide and ten employee handout cards. 23 minutes.
SFT487
TAG, YOU’RE IT — LOCK OUT/TAG OUT
Video
Shutting down and locking out machinery prior to making repairs is an important safety
procedure. Emphasized is the necessity of following lock out/tag out
procedures. Key training points include: definition, responsibility,
procedures, locks and tags. 5 minutes.
SFT488
WORKING SAFELY WITH ELECTRICITY
CD-ROM Series (MPeg or Non-MPeg AVI)
This series consists of two disks with included guides.
SFT489
WORKING SAFELY WITH ELECTRICITY: DISK #1
CD-ROM
Shows what happens when electrical current flows through your body. Reviews the
fundamentals of electricity, including proper dress for working. Includes modules 1
and 2 with 80 pre- and post-test questions.
SFT490
WORKING SAFELY WITH ELECTRICITY: DISK #2
CD-ROM
This program explains the importance of grounding. It examines the color-coded
system of identifying electrical wires. Includes modules 3 and 4 with 80 pre- and
post-test questions.
SFT491
ZAP! - POWER LINE SAFETY
Video
Power lines are like snakes — silent, but deadly. We need to be constantly
aware of power lines, above and below ground. We need to know how to avoid danger
and what to do in an electrical emergency. Key training points include:
machinery contact, grounding, downed lines and voltage. 5 minutes.
SFT501
AUTO SHOP SAFETY
Video
This program stresses that if safety rules are not followed, an auto shop has many
situations that cause serious injury or even death. Running engines, moving cars,
cars on jack stands or being raised with a floor jack, open fuel lines, etc. all have the
potential to cause a catastrophe. Methods for preventing accidents are
stressed. 23 minutes.
SFT502
CHARGING UP ON BATTERY SAFETY
Video
Automobile batteries present more dangers than most think. Battery hazards and
proper safety maintenance procedures are covered. Key training points include:
smoking, acid splashes, safety gear, charging and battery storage. Also available in
Spanish. 5 minutes.
SFT503
CUTTING TORCH SAFETY
Video
Ensure your employees know about the many hazards associated with this tool.
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Topics include:
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10 minutes.
SFT504
GRINDER AND ABRASIVE WHEEL SAFETY
Video
Avoid dangerous disintegration of wheels and encourage the safe use of equipment.
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Topics include:
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12 minutes.
SFT505
HAND AND POWER TOOL SAFETY
Video
The tools your employees use every day can be dangerous if used incorrectly or
carelessly.
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Also available in Spanish. 12 minutes.
SFT506
HAND TOOL SAFETY
Video
This video alerts viewers to the potential hazards of simple hand tools. It
illustrates how common sense is the best tool of all. Screwdriver, hammer, wrench
and ratchet safety are demonstrated. Key training points include: using your
head; tool maintenance. 5 minutes.
SFT507
HANDLING MATERIALS SAFELY
Video
Many employees feel that moving and handling materials they work with every day is just
an ordinary task, not something they need to be concerned about. Yet there are
thousands of materials handling accidents every year, from small splinters, cuts or
scrapes to crushed fingers, hands and feet. In some instances, even deaths have
occurred.
This program provides the information employees need to work safely when handling various types of materials. Topics include: types of potential hazards, planning a job, personal protective equipment, proper lifting and moving techniques, ergonomic considerations, mechanical lifting devices, hand trucks, cars and pallet trucks. A comprehensive Leader’s Guide, scheduling and attendance form and employee quiz are included. Also available in Spanish. 19 minutes.
SFT508
LASER SAFETY COMES TO LIGHT
Video
By explaining the variety of laser applications in the work environment, as well as the
unique properties of laser light, this program establishes why learning how to work safely
with lasers is important. Eye protection and skin protection are reviewed
carefully. The importance of protecting yourself from accidents involving electrical
components is also explained. 20 minutes.
SFT509
LOW-POWER LASER SAFETY
Video
The use of potentially hazardous low-power lasers is becoming widespread in a large
variety of applications. Classified by the American National Standards Institute
(ANSI) according to their potential to produce injuries, these class two and three lasers
include low-power HeNe alignment lasers, laser points, and laser bar code readers.
This program reviews the hazard classification of lasers, describes dangerous actions to
be avoided when using lasers and explains safe work practices that will reduce the risk of
unintentional injury. 15 minutes.
SFT510
MACHINE GUARDING
Video
This new video training program is designed to give employees an overview of the
necessity and techniques of safeguarding machines. The program reviews the potential
hazards of working with machines (point of operation and pinch points), examines the
safeguarding techniques that are used to protect employees from these potential hazards
(barrier guards, safety devices, location/distance considerations and feeding/ejection
methods) and discusses the safety precautions that should be exercised when working around
machines. 18 minutes.
SFT511
MACHINE GUARDING RESPONSIBILITY
Video
This program emphasizes individual responsibility when working on or around machines
and equipment.
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9 minutes.
SFT512
MACHINE SAFETY GUARDS
Video
Machine guards protect the worker from dangerous moving machine parts. See how
machine guards work and learn some safety tips to keep in mind when using them. Key
training points include: uses, maintenance, tampering and interlocking. Also
available in Spanish. 5 minutes.
SFT513
MACHINE SHOP SAFETY
Video
This program explains how to work safely in a machine shop. It includes a
discussion of the importance of dressing properly and using the correct personal
protective equipment. It explains the importance of maintaining a clean,
well-lighted area; recognizing and avoiding mechanical, electrical and chemical hazards;
and consistently following correct work practices. Also available in Spanish.
20 minutes.
SFT514
MATERIALS HANDLING SAFETY
Video
This video is an OSHA compliance safety training program. It discusses planning
the job, potential hazards and personal protective equipment. It demonstrates proper
lifting techniques; hand-trucks and cards. Includes a Presenter’s Guide, a
poster and 15 Employee Booklets. 14 minutes.
SFT515 A
MATTER OF DEGREE PART I - WELDING TORCHES
Video
A welding torch can be one of the most dangerous tools on any job site. The
proper precautions to take when using a welding torch are outlined. Key training
points include: inspection, color codes, nozzle cleaning and protective
equipment. Also available in Spanish, French, Arabic and Indonesian. 5
minutes.
SFT515 A
MATTER OF DEGREE PART II - WELDING TORCHES
Video
Welding torch safety is an all-consuming process. Procedures for the safe
assembly, operation and storage of welding torch heads are outlined. Key training
points include: ignition, fuel valves, adjustment, air pressure, dangers, cleaning,
fasteners for nailers and protective gear. Also available in Spanish, French, Arabic
and Indonesian. 5 minutes.
SFT516
METAL SHOP SAFETY
Video
This program demonstrates the kind of precautions that should be taken when working
with metals. Sheet metal work, soldering, welding, foundry work and forging are
summarized, along with general safety. Footage of actual fatal accidents is used to
strengthen the importance of safety in the metal lab. Watch what happens when molten
metal explodes, when spilled on water, and when molten aluminum is spilled on a
non-protective tennis shoe. This working safety with metals video should be viewed
by anyone studying technology or any metal working trade. 19 minutes.
SFT517
POWDER ACTUATED TOOLS
Video
Remind employees of rules for safe storage, handling and use of power actuated
tools.
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12 minutes.
SFT518
THE RIGHT TOOL
Video
A tool that’s the wrong size or is used in the wrong way won’t get the job
done and can lead to injury. Learn to select and use the right tool. Key
training points include: Screwdrivers, hammers, wrenches, hacksaws and
electricity. Also available in Spanish. 5 minutes.
SFT519
SAFETY AND OPERATION: LARGE METAL POWER TOOLS
Video
Safety and proper operating procedures for the following metal power tools, which are
found in most agricultural or industrial metal shops, are provided on this highly
educational video: drill press, metal shear, abrasive cut-off machine, horizontal
metal cutting band saw, and grinder. Also included are sharpening techniques for a
twist drill, wood chisel, metal cold chisel and wood hatchet; grinding techniques for
mushroom head on a metal punch and claw hammer; and techniques for dressing a grinder
wheel with a star type wheel dresser. 45 minutes.
SFT520
SAFETY AND OPERATION: LARGE WOOD POWER TOOLS
Video
Safety and proper operating procedures for the following large wood power tools, which
are found in most agricultural or industrial metal shops, are provided on this highly
educational video: belt sander, jointer, planer, table saw, radial arm saw, drill
press, vertical band saw and disc sander. Also included are miter cuts at different
angles; ripping and crosscutting with a table saw and a radial arm saw, as well as making
a dado and rabbet cuts with the table saw. Usage of four different types of bits
with a drill press is featured. 30 minutes.
SFT521
SAFETY AND OPERATION: PORTABLE WOOD POWER TOOLS
Video
Safety and proper operating procedures are included for the following portable wood
power tools: saber saw, portable belt sander, portable router, orbital sander,
electric drill and portable circular saw. The video also includes various types of
cuts and uses for each tool. 23 minutes.
SFT522
SHOCK HAZARDS - POWER TOOLS
Video
Improperly used or maintained, power tools can injure or kill. Learn simple ways
to prevent electric shock from power tools. Key training points include:
footwear, tool inspection, GFCI, grounding and flammables. Also available in
Spanish. 5 minutes.
SFT523
SHOP SAFETY
Video
This video demonstrates the type of dangers and precautions for any industrial or
manufacturing atmosphere. It first explains the type of accidents that can occur and
then explains how to prevent them. Actual industrial accidents (cranes collapsing on
workers, foundry explosions) are used to stress the importance of using proper methods
when in a general shop. This is an excellent program for students of technology or
vocational courses. 22 minutes.
SFT524
WELDING/CUTTING SAFETY
Video
Many hazards are associated with both gas and arc welding. Awareness is the key
to avoiding accidents and injury.
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20 minutes.
SFT525
WELDING: HEALTH HAZARDS
Video
This video informs employees of the health hazards associated with welding, cutting and
brazing. It identifies the primary routes of entry, protective measures and basic
first aid procedures. It complies with OSHA’s regulations 29 CFR
1910.252-255. 22 minutes.
