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Firecare Education and Prevention: A Commitment for Life for Senior Citizens (Vocational Education and Extension Board--1985) 90 min.
Fire! Countdown to Disaster (National Fire Protection Association--1991) 17 min.
Compares Hollywood illusion with the reality of fires as experienced by victims and firefighters. The spread of fire is demonstrated in a laboratory set up as a bedroom. Recommendations for fire safety are given.
Fire Extinguishers: Fight or Flight? (National Fire Protection Association--Rev. 1998) 17 min.
Designed to teach: safe and effective operation of portable fire extinguishers, the different types of extinguishers and how to use each type, and how to evaluate whether or not to fight a fire with an extinguisher.
Welding Safety (Tel-A-Train)
Fire in America (National Fire Protection Association) 30 min.
Schools Can Burn: A Pre-Loss Primer (Coregis--1994) 17 min.
Fire Power (National Fire Protection Association--1986) 17 min.
An ordinary home (except for test instruments) is toured and then set ablaze. The effects of the fire are monitored. The fire is then repeated with a residential sprinkler system installed. This lessens the damage, and along with smoke detectors, buys time.
Firesense: Fire Safety for the Hearing Impaired: Stop, Drop, and Roll (Tobacco Institute, Washington, D.C.) 10 min.
Instructs on how to self-extinguish clothing on fire.
Get Out and Stay Alive. Student Housing Fire Survival
"[...](D)esigned to help save your life in case you find yourself in a fire situation. This program focuses on three main topics: Getting Out, Prevention, and Protection."
Get Out Alive with Gordon Peterson, Maureen Bunyan, and Dave Statter WUSA-9
Hot Stuff (National Film Board of Canada)
A cartoon film that "traces man's carelessness with this miraculous gift from the gods. How long has the warning about fire been ignored? Right down to the present." Winner of several festival awards.
Fighting Fires with Portable Extinguishers (National Fire Protection Association--1986) 18 min.
Categorizes fires as class A-D and identifies which type of fire extinguisher is effective on a class of fire. Labeling systems for extinguishers are also explained.
Fire: Concepts and Behavior (National Fire Protection Association) 20 min.
Ounce of Prevention (National Fire Protection Association) 14 min.
Arson Investigation (National Fire Protection Association) 20 min.
Beverly Hills Supper Club (Fire National Fire Protection Association) 15 min.
Challenge of the Edith Superstars (National Fire Protection Association) 13 min.
Hot Work Management (Factory Mutual System) 22 min.
Features a panel of Factory Mutual technical experts focusing on hot work accidents and their prevention.
Kids Fire News Television (National Fire Protection Association--1993) 20 min.
Shows disapproval for playing with matches and lighters. The children hosts also explain gasoline's dangers and handling. Questions regarding holidays, smoke inhalation, and fire escape plans are answered.
Senior Fire Safety with Jonathan Winters (National Fire Protection Association--1991) 18 min.
Jonathan hosts a party and advises senior guests who are at higher risk. Suggestions include keeping glasses or walking aids near the bed. Concludes with Winter's "humorous improvisations" that are reminders of the film's major points.
Learn Not to Burn with Dick Van Dyke & Friends (National Fire Protection Association) 8 min.
How Fast it Burned (University of Georgia Public Safety Division--1989) 22 min.
Sparky's ABC's of Fire Safety. (National Fire Protection Association) 9 min.
Sparky the Fire Dog, "always in full firefighter protective clothing[...]has a positive approach to communicating fire safety advice."
Fire Extinguishers at Work (Safe Work - National Fire Protection Association--1999)
Explains use and importance of first notifying the fire department. Instructs to size and classify fire (according to materials involved), then determine if extinguisher's label indicates its contents will be effective on the fire.
Safe Hot Work Operations (Safe Work - National Fire Protection Association--2000)
Hot work includes tools that produce sparks, flame or heat. The goal is to keep these tools that can ignite, away from sources of fuel for fires. There is a discussion of locations where hot work is permitted and prohibited.
Your Link to Fire Safety (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 11 min. "The [Phi Gamma Delta] fire taught us a tragic lesson. You cannot take fire safety for granted[...]"
Student Union (163) Sprinkler Discharge, Friday, November 20, 1992
Fire Sense Fire Safety for the Hearing Impaired A Silent Response
Children's Fire Safety Education Program Ages 3-5 (BIC--1994)
Includes pictures, and a video.
Be Cool About Fire Safety (Allstate--1996) 15 min.
This "entertaining video" focuses on teaching pre-school and elementary children how to be prepared for a fire in their home.
TV Transcripts[...]Asbestos--Danger Underfoot, WRC-TV-6 PM (1989)
Electrical Lockout/Tagout (Tel-A-Train) 24 min.
Chemical Safety in the Laboratory (Tel-A-Train) 22 min.
Compressed Gas Cylinders (Summit Training Source--2000) 15 min.
"Discusses inspection and testing, hazards, storage and transportation of gas cylinders. Instructs on how to avoid accidents."
Fall Prevention: Ladder Safety (Tel-A-Train) 21 min.
The Care and Use of APR's (Tel-A-Train) 13 min.
Safety on Stage (1993)
Asbestos Awareness Are You at Risk (Coastal--1995) 23 min.
Asbestos Awareness (Business Training Systems, Inc.--1995) 17 min.
"This is a training video for employees who perform housekeeping operations in an area that contains Asbestos Containing Material or Presumed Asbestos Containing Material."
Lead! Treat it with Respect (Coastal Safety and Environmental) 17 min.
"Teaches employees how to reduce their exposure to lead[...]which is easy to bring home, and can affect children." Symptoms, lead buildup, exposure limits, personal protective equipment, housekeeping and medical surveillance are discussed.
Two Hour O & M Asbestos Awareness (The Environmental Information Association--1995)
Lead in the Workplace (Safety Shorts--1992)
Exposure to too much lead is dangerous. To limit exposure, exercise caution and take advantage of all available means of protection.
Lead in Paint can be Deadly (Safety Shorts--1990)
Lead in house paint is an often-unrecognized danger to adults and especially to young children. This[...]video outlines the procedures for safely removing lead paint."
Poison in Disguise. The Dangers of Lead Based Paint (Ryno Production--1990) 12 min.
"This video includes: the sources of lead poisoning and lead poisoning's devastating health effects, minimizing the risks of lead poisoning, where and how children are tested for lead poisoning."
Safety is Your Job Too! (Safety Shorts--1989) 5 min.
Explains the Safety Shorts method of safety training and is narrated by actor Claude Atkins.
300 Series Vented Workstation (Flow Sciences Inc.)
Risky Business (Safety Training Systems)
Office Safety Program.
What You Should Know About Carbon Monoxide Detectors for the Home (First Alert--1994)
Lead Contamination: Taking Action--Identification Control and Abatement (The California State University Teleconference Series--1995)
Lead Contamination: Health and Policy Implications (The California State University Teleconference Series--1995)
Safety 101 Hearing Protection: Sounds Good to Me (Coastal--2000) 14 min.
"Focuses on the dangers of high noise levels in the workplace and OSHA regulations that are designed to protect employees from noise-induced hearing loss."
Health & Safety for Educational Institutions May 11, 1993 (1993)
Ergonomics for Supervisors (Tel-A-Train) 19 min.
Office Ergonomics--A safe workstation is no accident. "Create a comfortable working environment and help reduce the risks of servious body aches, eyestrain..." (University of Washington--Health Sciences Center).
Machine Lockout: Controlling Hazardous Energy (Tel-A-Train ) 21 min.
Play it Safe - Introduction to Theatre Safety (Theatre Arts Video Library--1994) 82 min.
'Be Aware' an Orientation to Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention (Synergos, Inc.--1987)
Hazardous Materials Campus Compliance Teleconference 4/21/95 (Univ. of Alabama Center for Public TV ) 117 min.
Donna McMahon Right-to-Know Training Class UM Dept. of Environmental Safety 4/4/94 (1994)
Safety in the Research Laboratory--Emergency Response (Howard Hughes Medical Institute)
12 min.
"...Provides guidance for responding to emergencies in the modern biology laboratory..."
Safety in the Research Laboratory--Chemical Hazards (Howard Hughes Medical Institute)
Discusses an ergonomics program: the role of the supervisor, cumulative trauma disorders, risks from computer terminals, recommended position for an operator, and ergonomic furniture.
Electrical Safety (Tel-A-Train)
Electrical Safety, Controlling the Hazards (Summit Training Source, Inc.) 13 minutes.
Understanding Asbestos in the Workplace (Industrial Training Systems Corporation--1988)
Explains when asbestos is a health hazard, the purpose of monitoring. Types of asbestos-related diseases, and two techniques used to control fibers.
Hazard Communication: Employee Introduction (Industrial Training Systems Corporation--1984)
Describes OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, evaluation process, contents of a warning label, contents of a material safety data sheet (MSDS) and other matters.
Elements of Safety--Orientation to Laboratory Safety (Fisher Scientific) 11 min.
Discusses unsafe work practices. Other topics include first aid and CPR, fire safety, respiratory protection, Lock-Out/Tag-out, infectious materials, the Chemical Hygiene Plan and Material Safety Data Sheets.
Safety Partner Video-Based Safety Training Ergonomics and You (NUS Training Corporation ) 20 min.
"Defines ergonomics and demonstrates how an individual can apply ergonomic principles in the workplace."
Safety Partner Video-Based Safety Training Confined Space Entry. Revised: 03/93 (NUS Training Corporation--1993) 18 min.
Explains confined space permit requirements.
OSHA Hazcom Awareness Training: Safe Handling Storage & Disposal of Hazardous Materials (Bureau of Business Practice--1991)
"Your part in safe chemical disposal, your part in safe chemical storage."
Safety Partner Video-Based Safety Training Laboratory Right to Know (NUS Training Corporation--1991)
17 min.
Presents the types of protection laboratory workers are entitled to under OSHA's standard. Shows the major components of a Chemical Hygiene Plan.
Safety Partner Video-Based Safety Training, Lockout/Tagout Control of Hazardous Energy Sources (NUS Training Corporation--1989)
"Presents OSHA's requirements for an effective energy control program."
Formula for Safety-Getting Organized: Laboratory Housekeeping (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-Watch Where You're Going: Slips, Trips and Falls (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-Reach for Safety Gloves in the Laboratory (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-How do You Feel? Symptoms of Chemical Exposure (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-When Accidents Happen: Laboratory Spill Cleanup (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-Think Twice/Hazardous Waste Disposal (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-Planning for Safety in Laboratory Operations (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-Keep Your Eyes on Safety Eye Protection in the Laboratory (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-Protecting the Air You Breathe: Hoods and Glove Boxes (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-Handle with Care: Glassware in the Laboratory (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-A Place for Everything: Chemical Storage in the Laboratory (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Formula for Safety-Safety It's Your Responsibility Basic Chemical Hygiene Practices (Target Training Technologies--1991)
Training the Team Confined Spaces Video Sampler (National Safety Council--1991)
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss: No Second Chance (Industrial Training Systems Corporation--1992)
17 min.
Interviews with people who have hearing loss and discussion of ear function. Covers sound level monitoring, engineering controls, audiometric testing, and hearing protection devices.
Working with Pesticides-A Video Safety Course Volume 1 (Idea Bank) 46 min.
Covers emergency first-aid, calibrating & mixing, cleaning up spills, and safe storage of pesticides.
Working with Pesticides-A Video Safety Course Volume 2 (Idea Bank) 41 min.
Covers emergency first-aid, calibrating & mixing, cleaning up spills, and safe storage of pesticides.
Elevate Your Training Aerial Lift Safety (Aerial Lift Safety--1998) 14 min.
Video and workbook describe: types of lifts, training, inspections, load capacities, proper driving, fall awareness, and avoiding power lines.
Special Handling, Particularly Hazardous Substances in the Laboratory, Module Two: Control and Protection (Target Training Technologies--1992)
These substances are defined as: select carcinogens, reproductive toxins, and acutely toxic chemicals. Safety points such as: labeling, access, designated areas, ventilation, and other recommendations are discussed.
Special Handling Particularly Hazardous Substances in the Laboratory, Module Three: Spills and Disposal (Target Training Technologies--1992)
"Your Right to Know"
Lead Contamination Health and Policy Implications 5/9/95(Instructional Television System--1995)
Chemical Manufacturers Association "Teamwork" 37 min.
Better Safe than Sorry: Surviving and Thriving in Chemistry Lab (Twin Cities Public Television ACS Student Affiliate, University of Minnesota Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma) 16 min.
Environmental Liability (Industrial Training Systems Corporation--1991)
Law professors summarize changes in environmental enforcement including: civil vs. criminal liability; corporate vs. individual culpability; and monetary fines vs. jail terms. A typical example is cited, United States vs. Buckley.
It Won't Happen to Me: Accidents in the Workplace (Industrial Training Systems Corporation--1987)
Explains factors that can lead to accidents. Testimonials from employees who have been injured on the job reinforce the importance of working safely.
Safety is Serious Business with Gallagher. (A Better Business Practice/Cally Curtis Co. Video) 5 min.
Agenda 2000 - Commitment and Involvement (National Safety Council--1992)
CEOs from industrial companies such as Lee Iacocca of Chrysler, "who are primarily responsible for the bottom line," explain their "personal commitment to safety."
Agenda 2000 - Maximizing your Role, the Safety Health & Environmental Professional (National Safety Council--1992)
Begins with statements of commitment to safety from CEOs. They discuss how they have achieved an impact in their organizations.
Agenda 2000 - Managing Continuous Improvement (National Safety Council--1992) A company is shown implementing the National Safety Council's continuous improvement model, a five step program which includes "senior management commitment and involvement."
Agenda 2000 - Case Study: Team Problem Solving (National Safety Council--1992)
The Corporate Safety and Health Director makes a presentation[...]on ways to improve injury and illness rates and to reduce costs.
Agenda 2000 - Elements of a Successful Safety and Health Program (National Safety Council--1992)
A new safety and health director visits his counterpart in another company and reviews that program.
Agenda 2000 - Elements of a Successful Environmental Program (National Safety Council--1992)
Begins with an overview of toxic spills and shows how a modest investment today can prevent large fines[...] It covers the "7 Elements of a Successful Environmental Program" such as technical support and training.
Introduction to Reactive & Explosive Materials (NUS Training Corporation--1988)
Explains characteristics of these materials such as sensitivity and places them in categories including "Explosive A," "B","C", and others.
Safety in the Office (NUS Training Corporation--1989)
Explains prevention of injuries to hands and wrists, to the back, eyes and ears, avoiding falls, and emergency procedures.
Haz-Com, An Overview Safety (Short Productions--1988) 5 min.
"Designed to be an introduction to Haz-Com requirements, labeling, and material safety data sheets."
H & S, The Fine Arts - #7
What in the World is an Industrial Hygienist--Industrial Hygienists--Professionals (American Industrial Hygiene Association--1992) 12 min.
Dedicated to Occupational and Environmental Health. "Describes the profession of industrial hygiene and the variety of opportunities available in the field."
Assessing Risks of Toxic Chemical (Howard Hughes Medical Institute--1997) 11 min.
"A supplement to formal instruction in a safety training program." Describes the planning and safety considerations necessary when toxic chemicals are handled.
Chemical Storage Hazards (1995) 11 min.
"Provides guidance for the prudent storage of the chemicals used in the modern biology laboratory. It will introduce new staff to good laboratory practices and provide a meaningful technical review in safety for the more experienced laboratory worker."
A Bit About Backs #1 Back Basics. (Comprehensive Loss Management, Inc.--1993) 12 min.
"Learn how the back functions through simple and practical demonstration."
A Bit About Backs #2 Back Basics. (Comprehensive Loss Management, Inc.--1993) 12 min.
"Learn how the back functions through simple and practical demonstrations.."
A Bit About Backs #3 Prevention Strategies. (Comprehensive Loss Management, Inc.--1993) 15 min.
"Learn practical methods for maintaining a healthy back."
Hazcom: KHAZ Talk Radio: (The Training Network)
"Fresh and entertaining approach[...]Extensive coverage of MSDS, signs & labels, hazard classification, modes of entry, health & physical hazards, PPE, and emergency preparedness."
It Only Takes a Second (The Training Network)
"Shows just how easily accidents can happen and the personal consequences of unsafe acts in the workplace. Covers: fall protection, office safety, industrial safety, driving safety, slips, and trips/falls."
The Safety Deck (BNA Communications) 26 min.
Health and Safety in the Arts 15 min.
Major in Life--National Capitol Coalition for Safety Belt 5 min.
Hazard Communication for the Medical Office (Medcom, Inc.--1993)
Laboratory Glassware Safety Presentation (Corning Science Products) 12 min.
Lead Paint Abatement: Problems & Possible Solutions
Laboratory Hoods--A Laboratory Safety Training Program (Fisher Scientific) 13 min.
"[...]This program explains: types of protection hoods provide, situations that call for the use of hoods, how hoods work mechanically, and how to test hoods for correct functioning."
Laboratory Hoods (1986)
Defines vocabulary related to hoods such as: sash, baffle, and face velocity. Hood types are identified and safe operating procedures discussed.
HAZCOM What You Don't Know Can Hurt You (Safety Training System--1993) 12 min.
Key points are: right-to-know about chemical hazards, labeling practices, inventory of hazardous chemicals, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS's), and required training. Employees need to be positively reinforced for improving their safety.
Office Ergonomics (Summit Training Source, Inc.--1993) 15 min.
Program covers: "Ergonomic variables which affect an office environment, cumulative trauma disorders and factors that cause them, proper body mechanics, proper posture, work station organization, [and] environmental conditions[...]"
Backs-Ergonomic-Connection (Summit Training Source, Inc.--1992) 14 min.
Program covers: "How the back works, proper body mechanics, common back injuries, risk factors which cause back injuries, and preventive measures."
Computer Fitness--How to Work Comfortably, Productively and Safely (Industrial Training Systems Corporation--1992) 18 min.
"Explains how computer-related health problems can be avoided by paying close attention to: posture, physical set-up of the computer, screen and keyboard, and regular stretching exercises."
Permit-Required Confined Space Entry (Summit Training Source, Inc.--1998) 20 min.
Defines confined spaces and when a permit is required. Discusses control of hazards such as gases.
Confined Space Emergency Rescue "Prepared for Success" (Summit Training Source, Inc.--1998) 17 min.
Covers "How to pre-plan for a rescue...training requirements for rescue personnel, potential hazards, and proper use of equipment."
Asbestos Custodial and Maintenance Activities (Business Training Systems, Inc.--1995) 18 min.
"For personnel who work in areas where asbestos containing materials (ACM) or presumed asbestos containing materials (PACM) are present."
Office Ergonomics a Safe Workstation is no Accident (Executech Office Services, Inc.)
"Guidelines to create a comfortable working environment and help reduce the risks of serious body aches, eyestrain, and even debilitative conditions."
Climbing Pro (Werner Ladder Co.--2000)
Working Safely with Electricity (National Fire Protection Association--2000)
Explains the distances necessary from exposed, energized conductors to avoid shock and flash hazards. The distances depend on level of qualification and the protective equipment worn.
NEC2002 Guide to the Major Changes National Electrical Code (National Fire Protection Association).
(1) Global Changes, New Articles, General Requirements; (2) Wiring and Protection; (3) Wiring Methods and Materials; (4) Equipment for General Use; (5) Special Occupancies; (6) Special Equipment, Special Conditions, Communications Systems.
Hidden Hazards in Your Home. Narrated by William Shatner (GAMA--1995) 10 Min.
Explains how to use and store gasoline and other flammable products, how to prevent tap water scald burns.
Hazard Alert - Slips, Trips & Falls (Industrial Training Systems Corporation--1992)
Safety First PPE-Hazard Assessment (Coastal--1994) 12 min.
Safety 101 PPE Don't Start Work Without It Describes Personal Protective Equipment for use on the job. (Coastal) 13 minutes.
Indoor Air Quality-Ventilation Basics- (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) 15 min.
Air Duct Decontamination
Restaurant Hazard Communications 13 min.
First on the Scene (Chemical Manufacturers Association)
Lockout/Tagout (Comprehensive Loss Management, Inc.--1994)
Office Ergonomics Including Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (Tel-A-Train) 15 min.
ERGOMAX Your Prescription for healthy seating (American Ergonomics Corporation)
"Leaders in Advanced Seating Technology."
Hazard Communication (Coastal Video--1996) 19 min.
A Health Responsibility Explains the importance of knowing chemical hazards and heeding warning labels. Reviews Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). Indicates how employees are to be notified in the workplace and describes employee training.
Vented Balance Safety Enclosure (VBSE) Flow Sciences Inc.
Your Right to Know (University of Texas Safety Office--1988) 17 min.
Safety Smarts (North Carolina State University)
Las Escaleras & Las Escalerillas (Stairways and Ladders) (Coastal--1991) 18 min.
Seguridad Electrica Los Principios Basicos (Electrical Safety: Basic Principles) (Coastal--2000) 16 min.
La Seguridad Con El Plumo (Lead Safety)(Coastal--1993) 18 min.
Right-To-Know For Annual Retraining (Spanish Version). (Long Island Productions--1992). 8:34 min.
Asbestos Awareness Are You at Risk?(Coastal--1994) 23 min.
Conocimientos y Precauciones con el Asbestos (Asbestos Awareness). (Business Training Systems--1996) 17 min.
Restaurant Hazard Communications.(Spanish Version) 13 min.
Hazard Communication Discusses "Awareness, Attitude & Actions" at an "upbeat tempo." Includes Chemical and Health Hazards and use of MSDS. (Coastal Video--2001) 16 min.
Lead Safety On the Job Explains how lead can build up in the body and the symptoms. Discusses personal protective equipment and safety procedures. (Coastal Video--2003) 19 min.
Disposable Respirators Exposure Control (Coastal Video--2002) 11 min.
Mold Awareness Control (Coastal Video--2003) 14 min.
Hearing Protection it Makes Sense Describes noisy situations, testing and protective equipment. (--1998)
The Finer Points (Coastal Video--2002) 17 min.
Working Around Cranes (Coastal Video--1995) 19 min.
Anchorages (Coastal Video--1992) 17 min.
Construction, Trenching & Shoring (Hard Hat Series) (Coastal Video) 10 min.
Indoor Cranes Safe Lifting Operations (Coastal Video--1991) 19 min.
Safety at All Levels Operations (Coastal Video--1997) 18 min.
Electrical Safety in the Laboratory (The Training Network) 11 min.
Preventing Contamination The Training Network (The Training Network) 10 min.
Electrical Safety for Custodians (The Training Network) 12 min.
Hazard Communications the New Millenium (The Training Network) 12 min.
Asbestos Awareness (The Training Network) 14 min.
Groundwater: A Hidden Resource (Chemical Manufacturers Association)
Pollution Prevention Teleconference (1991)
California State University - Current Developments in Hazardous Waste Minimization Teleconference November 17, 1992 (1992)
Tapes #2, #3, and #5 of the 9th Annual University and College Hazardous Waste Management Conference August 4-6, 1991, at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts (1991)
SEAJ Safety and Environmental Affairs Journal Ergonomics Driver Mentor Program (Coastal Safety and Environmental--1996)
SEAJ Safety and Environmental Affairs Journal News and Training Inside SEAJ, A Unique Perspective (Coastal Safety and Environmental)
A Video Magazine.
8th Annual College & University Hazardous Waste Conference--Coeur d'Alene Idaho.
Chemical Wastes on Campus 10/11/94
California State University--Current Developments in Hazardous Waste Minimization Teleconference, Nov. 17, 1992 (1992)
U.S.C.S./EPA Hazardous Materials/Waste Safety Training for Inspectors S.W. I&C
HIV and the Health Care Worker (Glaxo--1992)
Officer Michael J. Wuenstel. When Every Minute Counts (Bloodborne Pathogens) (45) min.
Bloodborne Pathogens: Workplace Precautions for Industry (Industrial Training Systems Corporation--1992) 19 min.
Objectives include: universal precautions, proper technique for removing personal protective clothing, and steps to follow in case of accidental contact with blood or other body fluids.
Bloodborne Pathogens in the Workplace. A Videotape Education and Training Program (Tracom) 20 min.
[...]Information to help employees reduce or eliminate potential exposure to bloodborne pathogens in their work environments. Gives an overall understanding of OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard. Recommends Hepatitis B vaccine.
As It Should Be Done: Workplace Precautions Against Blood-borne Pathogens (closed caption) (National Audiovisual Center) 24 min.
Universal Precautions--Aids and Hepatitis B Prevention for Healthcare Workers (1992) 33 min.
Infectious Medical Waste--Safe Handling and Disposal (Coastal Video Communication--1990) 21 min.
Working Safely with HIV in the Laboratory 19 min.
Controlling Your Risks--HIV in the Research Laboratory (Howard Hughes Medical Institute--1994) 28 min.
A New Hanta Virus--A Videotape for Health Professionals (Center for Disease Control and Prevention--1993) 57 min.
This disease carried by the Deer Mouse in New Mexico is analyzed regarding: its outbreak, clinical description, laboratory diagnosis, treatment, surveillance, and prevention.
USA Bio Safe--A Basic Training Program in the Universal Precautions for Safe Working with Human Blood-borne Pathogens (University of South Alabama, College of Medicine--1990) 30 min.
Video "Has special relevance for working with blood-borne pathogens." It is also "a foundation for good microbiological practices."
Safety in the Research Laboratory-Mammalian Cell Culture Hazards (1997) 9 min.
Introduces new staff to good laboratory practices for handling mammalian blood or tissue with infectious agents. It is a meaningful technical review for the more experienced laboratory worker.
TEL-A-TRAIN Preventing Bloodborne Disease 18 min.
Safe Use of Biological Safety Cabinets or The Case of the Contaminated Cultures (Eagleson Institute--1991) 22 min.
Dramatizes a typical laboratory. Researchers track down source of contamination and scrutinize their procedures. Shows how to improve work habits to avoid contamination.
Practicing Safe Science (1992) 29 min.
Demonstrations of safety techniques, reenactments of laboratory accidents, and questions than pertain to laboratory risks.
Bloodborne Pathogens 7 min.
Blood Borne Pathogens (Summit Training Source Inc.--1992) 12 min.
Video and workbook describe: the diseases, their transmittal, the necessary protective measures, and examines AIDS virus misconceptions.
Bloodborne Pathogens--Protect Yourself-- 15 min.
Discusses avoiding HIV and HBV by using protective equipment. Reviews methods of transmission. Describes housekeeping procedures. Covers safe handling of accident victims.
Summit Training Source's Bloodborne Pathogens (15) min.
Also available in Spanish
Patogens de la Sangre Para Encargados de Seguridad (Coastal--2003).
Bloodborne Pathogens for Custodians(Spanish Version) (2003).
Bloodborne Pathogens (Spanish Version) (Valley Videos, Inc.) 7.50 min.
Bloodborne Pathogens (Spanish Version) (Summit) 16 min.
Fundamentals of Radiation Safety (Radiological Training Services) 30 min.
Proposed Changes to NRC's Standards for Protection (Radiological Training Services) 30 min.
Radiation Safety Series (New Dimensional Media, Inc.)
Part I: The Key to Contamination Control 25 min.
Part II: The Key to Contamination Detection 22 min.
Part III: The Key to Decontamination Procedures 18 min.
Radionuclide Hazards (Howard Hughes Medical Institute) 12 min.
Risks Associated with Occupational Radiation Exposure (Radiological Training Services) 50 min.
The Story of Radiation (15 min. each)
Part II: What is it Made of?
Part III: What does it do?
Part IV: Where is it?
Part V: What Effect Does it Have?
Part VII: Is it Safe?
University of Indiana Radiation Safety Series
#1: Introduction 15 min.
#2: Laboratory Techniques 28 min.
#3: Emergency Procedures 11 min.
Working with Radiation and Protecting the Unborn (Radiation
Management Corp.)
30 min.
Proposed Changes to the NRC's, Radiological Training Standards for Protection Services (1985)
Risk Associated with Occupational Radiation Exposure - Radiological Training Services (1985)
Thermal Burns (Valley Videos, Inc.)
Emergency Response(Howard Hughes Medical Institute)
Fundamentals of Radiation Safety(1987)
Managing our-low level Radioactive Waste, Philadelphia Electric Co.
X-Ray Diffraction Hazards (Howard Hughes Medical Institute)
Radionuclide Hazards(Howard Hughes Medical Institute)
Double Edged Sword
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