OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY VIDEO CATALOGUE 2007

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OCCUPATIONAL

HEALTH AND SAFETY

VIDEO CATALOGUE

2007

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INTRODUCTION

The Occupational Health and Safety Video Library is a joint initiative of the Workers’ Compensation Board of

Nova Scotia and the Occupational Health and Safety Division of Nova Scotia Environment and Labour.

This video catalogue has been assembled in an effort to make these educational materials more readily

available to clients in Atlantic Canada.

This catalogue is produced by the Nova Scotia Environment and Labour Library.

DIRECTIONS FOR REQUESTING VIDEOS/DVDS

All videos and DVDs are available on loan to residents of Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward

Island and New Brunswick. Materials are loaned free of charge.

A maximum of 5 items may be borrowed at any one time.

Make your reservations at least 3 weeks in advance.

The normal lending period is 2 weeks, and materials must be returned at that time. Where

circumstances warrant and a request is made in advance, arrangements may be made to extend the

loan period.

Shipping costs on all outgoing videos and DVDs are paid by the OH&S division.

The borrower is required to pay all return charges. Materials must be returned by courier or in

person, not by mail.

Videos and DVDs lost or damaged while in the possession of the borrower are the responsibility of the

borrower.

Videos/DVDs can be requested by contacting the Nova Scotia Environment and Labour Library. The

contact information is listed below.

Contact:

Nova Scotia Environment & Labour Library

5151 Terminal Road

Halifax, NS

B3J 2T8

Tel: (902) 424-8474

Fax: (902) 424-6925

E-mail: ohsvideo@gov.ns.ca

Website: http://www.gov.ns.ca/enla/ohs/video/doc/nsvideocatalogue.pdf

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CONTENTS

Accident Investigation

AIDS

Air Quality and Ventilation

Analysing Safety

Asbestos

Back Safety

Chemical Safety

Committees and Meetings

Confined Space Safety

Construction Safety

Driving Safety

Electrical Safety

Ergonomics

Eye Safety

Farm/Groundskeeping Safety

Fire Safety

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Foot Safety

Forestry Safety

Forklift Safety

General Health

Hand Safety

Hazard Awareness and Analysis

Head Safety

Hearing Safety

Housekeeping Safety

Industrial Safety

Kitchen Safety

Legislative and Regulatory

Machine Safety

Managing Health and Safety

Manual Handling

Marine and Air Safety

Medical and Hospitals

Motivation

Office Safety

Personal Protection and Safety

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Prevention

Respirators

Rigging Safety

Safety Awareness and Inspection

Supervisors/Employees

Tools: Hand and Power

Trenching Safety

Underground Mining

Welding, Grinding and Cutting

WHMIS/Hazardous Materials

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ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

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Accident Investigation

Accident investigation is an essential part of any overall safety program. Much can be learned from successful

completion of investigations to improve procedures, safety rules and prevent accidents and injuries in the future.

Some highlights of this program include: types of accidents, outcomes of accidents, and contributory factors

leading to accidents.

Length: 12 minutes

(472 DVD) Accident Investigation

The topics covered in the video include the goals of an accident investigation, securing an accident scene, "root-

cause" analysis, the importance of investigative interviews, assisting in an accident investigation, reporting the

"near misses", the role of policies, equipment and training on accident prevention.

Length: 13 minutes

(424)

Too Close for Comfort: Near Miss Reporting and Investigation

This video defines the term "Near Miss Incident" and stresses the importance of proper reporting and

investigation of near miss incidents.

Length: 15 minutes

(064)

Who's to Blame?

Mary Dalton thinks incident reports are for finger-pointing, but when she injures herself, she learns that incident

reports are meant to help all of us work safely. TAKE TWO and learn from the mistakes of others.

Length: 9 minutes

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AIDS

(054)

About AIDS

This tape is designed to give clean answers to some common questions about AIDS and motivate people to

protect themselves from infection with the AIDS virus.

Length: 20 minutes

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AIR QUALITY AND VENTILATION

(435)

Air Purifying Respirators : Information to Know

No description available.

Length: English - 22 minutes

French - 25 minutes

(016)

Air Sampling

This is an informative video on air monitoring techniques used by an industrial hygienist.

Length: 12 minutes

(233)

A Breath of Fresh Air: Improving Air Quality in Your Office

Concerned about the air quality in your office? This live action video for office workers and managers will help

you become an office detective. It includes common symptoms caused by poor air quality; a step-by-step

procedure for investigating and correcting a suspected problem in your office.

Length: 25 minutes

(017)

Ventilation

This video provides information on techniques and controls used to control airborne hazards.

Length: 13 minutes

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ANALYSING SAFETY

(297)

A Formula For Effective Risk Management

The first of this two tape program introduces the components of effective risk communication and introduces the

concept of hazard versus outrage. The program then continues to discuss the first six of 20 components that

create outrage and how they can be effectively addressed. The second of the two tape program continues the

discussion of components seven to 20 that create outrage and outlines effective strategies for addressing each

component. The session finishes up with a series of conclusions, a review of the two tape program and a short

question and answer session.

Length: Part 1 - 46 minutes

Part 2 - 65 minutes

(174)

Guiding the New Employee to Safety

New employees must be introduced to the importance of safe work practices, and that responsibility rests upon

the first-line supervisor.

Length: 14 minutes

(250)

The Making of JSA: Job Safety Analysis

This program uses the humorous interaction between a wild video producer and a conservative safety director

to illustrate the components of the JSA, such as criteria for job selection, breaking the job into steps, identifying

the hazards at each step, and developing procedures to eliminate hazards. Also covered are the uses of the

JSA, including self-reference guides, training for new workers, equipment safety maintenance checklists, and

accident analysis.

Length: 21 minutes

(170)

Mastering Job Safety Analysis

Teaches the first-line supervisor how to develop a step-by-step procedure for breaking down the elements of a

job so it can be performed as safely as possible.

Length: 15 minutes

(295)

Risk Management Today

Deals with risk management and accidents pertaining to losses, including a brief reference to safety. Resource

tape for those involved in loss control management. Deals also with cost analysis pertaining to losses in

workplaces of all types - insured or uninsured. Business common sense stressed.

Length: 10 minutes

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Supervising Safety: You Make The Difference

A video training program designed for supervisors. It informs them of the ways in which they can improve the

safety of the operations they supervise by modeling and other techniques. The program discusses the factors

that lead to accidents and the techniques supervisors can use to change employees' behaviours to reduce the

number of accidents.

Length: 19 minutes

(172)

Understanding Your Safety Responsibility

Provides seven rules to observe in order to obtain the company's accident prevention goals while ensuring the

safety of the entire work crew.

Length: 14 minutes

(290)

Workcare: Occupational Health & Safety

This video depicts four scenarios where young engineers and managers have been exposed to health and

safety problems - not to themselves but with staff in their control. All resulted in workers contracting either

serious injury or permanent sickness as a result of the ignorance of the young professional person in charge.

Because health and safety was not part of their basic management or engineering training, these people have

inadvertently caused others to suffer.

Length: 22 minutes

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ASBESTOS

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Asbestos Abatement

This video provides a total overview of asbestos abatement techniques and technologies. The program

assumes no specific knowledge on the part of the viewer and is designed for use by both lay persons and

professionals who must quickly understand the complex process of asbestos abatement in buildings.

Length: 63 minutes

(325)

Asbestos In Buildings

The purpose of this video is to put asbestos risks into perspective as well as to provide practical guidelines on

how best to deal with friable asbestos-containing materials in buildings.

Length: 14 minutes

(033)

Asbestos: Small Scale, Short Duration

This is a two-part live-action video program designed to instruct employees about the work procedures to follow

when working with asbestos. The program covers preliminary precautions and appropriate work practices for

jobs involving asbestos found in pipe insulation, flange gaskets, pump and valve packing, and insulation above

drop ceilings. The importance of using wet methods is emphasized. Both the glove bag and non-glove bag

technique are demonstrated.

Length: 29 minutes

(034)

Asbestos: Understanding the Hazard

This tape is a live-action video program designed to instruct employees about the hazards of asbestos. This

program covers some basic facts about asbestos, discusses government regulations concerning asbestos,

describes the long-term or chronic health effects associated with asbestos, and the basic work practices for

working safely with asbestos.

Length: 22 minutes

(031)

HEPA Vacuum Cleaners for Asbestos Clean-up (Automotive Brakes)

This video deals with the hazards of asbestos in brake repairs. The procedures for brake repair are covered to

protect the mechanics from asbestos dust. The stages of filtration in the HEPA vacuum cleaner are explained.

Length: 10 minutes

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Maintaining Asbestos Covered Pipes & Surfaces

This video provides a total orientation to the problem as well as specific instruction on how to minimize asbestos

exposure for janitors, custodial and industrial maintenance personnel.

Length: 50 minutes

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BACK SAFETY

(453 DVD) Back at Work

DVD. This unique video program reviews proper lifting procedures and makes workers realize how important

lifestyle is when it comes to avoiding back injuries. It covers proper lifting procedures, consequences of

shortcuts, posture, exercise and physical fitness. This program should make a positive impact on every aspect

of your employees’ performance at work and at home.

Length: 16 minutes

(222)

Back Care & Safety

Informs the viewers about the back and how it works. Demonstrations include common types of back injuries

and their causes. The short and long-term effects of back injuries are discussed. Injury prevention techniques

are shown. Back muscle strengthening exercises and proper lifting techniques are illustrated.

Length: 14 minutes

(378)

Back Injury Prevention

No description available

Length: 15 minutes

(443)

Back Safety for Material Handlers

This program teaches back safety techniques specific to material handlers, as well as exercises to keep back

muscles strong and flexible. This video includes: back structure, repetitive stress and reverse stretching, proper

lifting, vehicles and back safety, using hand trucks, and warning signs of back injury.

Length: 13 minutes

(039)

Facts on Backs

This tape shows various ways back injury problems can sneak into your operations. Explains how to avoid back

injury in situations where worker can't bend at the knees and lift. Also applies back injury prevention to off-the-

job and family safety situations.

Length: 19 minutes

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CHEMICAL SAFETY

(416)

Anthrax Awareness

No description available

Length: 13 minutes

(344)

Centrifugation Hazards

This video provides guidance for the safe use of centrifuges. It will introduce new staff to good laboratory

practices and provide a meaningful technical review in safety for the more experienced laboratory worker.

Length: 9 minutes

(343)

Chemical Storage Hazards

This video 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.

Length: 11 minutes

(126)

Chemicals And Pregnancy: Giving Your Baby The Right Start

Employers, supervisors, workers and their spouses are equally concerned about how chemical exposure may

effect pregnancy. This clear, concise, factual video program presents the most current information, emphasizing

that, by following recommended procedures, chemicals can be handled safely. The program thoroughly

discusses the causes of birth defects and the precautionary measures necessary to prevent exposure to

harmful agents, both at home and in the workplace.

Length: 18 minutes

(073)

Chemicals Under Control

This tape is organized as a general information source for employees who need to know about handling

chemicals safely. Among the new potential dangers discussed in this tape are fire, explosion, toxicity, reactivity,

and the hidden hazards caused by changing conditions and combinations. Among the safety factors illustrated

are housekeeping, work procedures, clean-up and personal hygiene, detecting the presence of hazardous

chemicals, emergency procedures, and personal protective devices.

Length: 17 minutes

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Chlorine Safety

This video demonstrates and explains the properties of chlorine, how it is recognized, and how to deal with

chlorine emergencies. The program is designed for employees who come in contact with chlorine in their daily

work.

Length: 9 minutes

(015)

Controlling Exposure To Toxic Substances

This video deals with training on the controls used to minimize toxic substances.

Length: 30 minutes

(328)

Controlling Lead Exposure For Stained Glass Professionals & Hobbyists

This video discusses the control of lead exposure in stain glass work for hobbyists and professionals in the field.

The potential health affects are described as well as the control measures and techniques that can reduce the

likelihood of exposure. The video prepared in the U.S. discuss regulatory requirements from the American

context. For information specific to your jurisdiction, contact Environment and Labour.

Length: 13 minutes

(028)

Corrosives and Irritants

It may surprise you how many corrosive or irritating chemicals are to be found in everyday applications - both at

home and at work. This program looks at some that are most commonly found and the hazards they pose.

Route of entry for this category of chemicals is usually skin contact and inhalation. The program describes the

difference between corrosives and irritants, and follows up with advice on protection, first aid, and clean-up

procedures.

Length: 10 minutes

(193)

Dealing With Chemical Safety

The physical form, the dose, the risks, the hazards and methods of entry into the body are some of the subjects

addressed in this video. Control measures to minimize the hazards ranging from elimination and substitution

through to the role of personal protective equipment are examined in detail. A good video to expose the

workforce to the hazards of a variety of chemical in the workplace, the risks to the workers, the plant and the

environment.

Length: 11 minutes

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Fire & Spill Procedures for Pesticide Vendors

Pre-emergency planning and emergency procedures for fires and spills are outlined. Topics covered include

step by step procedures for dealing with major fires, powder and liquid spills.

Length: 14 minutes

(026)

Flammables, Combustibles & Explosives

A number of the substances in this category are not usually thought of as chemicals - yet, they can cause

serious physical hazards. For example, gasoline, alcohol, acetylene, and even grain dust can all be classified as

flammables, combustibles or explosives. This program explains the difference between a flammable material

and a combustible material, then presents information on protection and labeling, first aid, and clean-up of spills.

The importance of checking the MSDS is stressed.

Length: 12 minutes

(342)

Glassware Washing Hazards

This video provides guidance for the safe washing and sterilization of laboratory glassware. It will introduce new

staff to good laboratory practice and provides a meaningful technical review in safety for the more experienced

laboratory worker.

Length: 10 minutes

(074)

Handling Hazardous Chemicals Safely

Illustrates how the labels on chemical containers can guide workers to properly handle hazardous chemicals on

your premises. Explains how to handle and store oxidizers, poisons, corrosives, flammables and water sensitive

chemicals; shows what to do if a spill occurs; stresses the importance of protective and emergency equipment.

Length: 16 minutes

(097)

Hazardous Materials

Recognize types of hazards presented by materials used in the workplace and safe work procedures involved.

Length: 27 minutes

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(332)

Lab Ventilation

This video describes the purpose and general operation of lab systems. The program describes the

characteristics of a ventilation system and explains the parts and operation of fume hoods and biological safety

cabinets. It is also intended as an introduction for new employees and as a refresher for experienced

employees.

Length: 10 minutes

(158)

Pesticide Safety in the Greenhouse

This video demonstrates safety procedures specific to applying pesticides in the greenhouse during high

volume, low volume, and granular applications. Procedures cover times before, during, and after application.

Length: 13 minutes

(160)

Pesticide Vendor Storage & Display

This tape outlines the federal and provincial requirements and additional safety precautions to which wholesale

and retail vendors must comply to properly and legally store and display pesticides.

Length: 21 minutes

(159)

Protective Clothing & Equipment for Pesticide Use

This video demonstrates the types of clothing that a user of pesticides should wear to protect him/her self from

exposure. The tape discusses the reasons for wearing equipment, the situations requiring different degrees of

protection, and the proper methods of cleaning and storing clothing and equipment.

Length: 27 minutes

(281)

Safe Handling Of Gases

Included in this video are types of gases, the hazards associated with gases, things to do before using a gas

cylinder; general do's and don'ts; safe storage, safe handling, transportation, leak testing and emergency

procedures.

Length: 19 minutes

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(044)

Safety Elements in Laboratory Practice

This video shows basic safety principles for employees or students using chemicals in laboratories in industry,

schools, or hospitals, including eye protection, protective clothing, flammability, glassware, chemicals,

apparatus, injury prevention and toxicity.

Length: 20 minutes

(023)

Toxicology

With the ever increasing number of chemicals and substances, this video covers the understanding of what is

meant by toxicology, the health effects and control methods to control exposure.

Length: 15 minutes

(029)

Toxins and Poisons

All of us are exposed to toxic substances everyday, but most exposures are not harmful. Problems do occur,

however, when doses are increased or the periods of exposure are extended. While most hazardous

substances affect the body at the point of contact, toxins and poisons affect organ systems and processes. This

program introduces the two basic types of toxic effects (acute and chronic), routes of entry, and first aid

procedures. To protect against this hazard, the program advises becoming familiar with toxic substances

handled, as well as good personal hygiene.

Length: 9 minutes

(061)

Why Take Two

Lab Technician Joe Atkins does a lot of talking about safety but talking about safety isn't practicing safety. He

learns this when he spills acid while not wearing face protection. We need to TAKE TWO and think about safety

before starting any tasks.

Length: 8 minutes

(294)

Your Part In Safe Chemical Storage

Because chemicals are so common and because the dangers of improper storage are so real, it's important that

employees know what they can do to make sure chemicals are stored safely. This video will explain ten

guidelines that employees can use to prevent the most common types of safety hazards that result from the

improper storage of chemicals.

Length: 15 minutes

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COMMITTEES AND MEETINGS

(169)

Improving Your Safety Meetings

Shows the foreman five rules of good practice and offers examples to use in a safety presentation.

Length: 16 minutes

(333)

Talking Of Safety

This video dramatizes how a poorly functioning Occupational Health and Safety Committee can be transformed

to an effective group through dedicated leadership and attention to the proper roles of such committees.

Length: 23 minutes

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CONFINED SPACE SAFETY

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Confined Space Atmospheric Testing (Canadian version)

By nature, the air within confined spaces can become hazardous due to a lack or excess of oxygen.

Atmospheric testing is paramount for safe work in this environment as it allows for the identification and

elimination of dangers.

Length: 17 minutes

(133)

Confined Space Case Histories

Stresses the importance of the supervisor's responsibility to teach miners the correct, safe, and efficient

methods for performing their jobs.

Length: 15 minutes

(448 DVD) Confined Space Entry: Investigation

DVD. Investigates two real confined space accidents, what happened, what went wrong and how they could

have been prevented.

Length: 23 minutes

(236)

Confined Space Hotwork

Covers: entry permit; preparation, atmospheric testing; fire watch; and emergency rescue.

Length: 13 minutes

(131)

Confined Space Non-Entry Rescue (Canadian version)

Entry into confined spaces by untrained rescuers has resulted in injury and death. This video provides

techniques on retrieving workers by avoiding further entry into the confined space.

Length: 20 minutes

(141)

Confined Space Rescue (Canadian version)

No description available

Length: 21 minutes

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Confined Space Ventilation (Canadian version)

Ventilation is a means of controlling atmospheric hazards of confined spaces. This video discusses mechanical

ventilation.

Length: 18 minutes

(119)

Confined Spaces

Covers the hazards of confined spaces, precautionary measures and general working practices. Confined

spaces covered in this module include vessels, bins, hoppers, open or closed tanks, pipes, ducts, flues,

reactors, and chambers.

Length: 18 minutes

(452 DVD) Inside Maneuvers: Confined Space Entry - Entrée en espace clos: Manœuvres

internes

DVD. Working in a confined space is a lot like working in a submarine -- space is tight, atmospheric conditions

are critical and potential hazards abound. This DVD features the USS Atlanta, a United States naval submarine,

and its crew as a dramatic backdrop to compare the dangers of working in a submarine with those of working in

a confined space. In English and French.

Length: 24 min.

(067)

The What-if Game

Rudy Valdez enters a tank without a back-up person, an air bottle, or taking an air test. Safety is not a matter of

luck. We need to think WHAT IF? and anticipate the consequences. It's important to rely on procedures and

TAKE TWO.

Length: 10 minutes

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CONSTRUCTION SAFETY

(362)

Anchorages Make The Connection (Canadian)

No description available

(305)

Being Your Best

This video is specifically designed for the needs of the pipeline construction industry; the video emphasizes top

down involvement, teamwork, and personal responsibility. It highlights the many aspects of pipeline

construction where safety hazards exist, and illustrates what is required to minimize the dangers.

Length: 21 minutes

(426)

Inspection, Care and Storage of Slings

This program looks at a range of lifting equipment and the fundamental principles that should be followed to

prevent accidents.

The program concentrates on chain slings, wire slings and fibre slings and covers the following issues: pre-use

checks, care of equipment whilst in use, planned periodic inspections, and storage of equipment.

The program looks at all the general do's and don'ts when using slings and highlights the importance of the pre-

use checks and what all operators should look for when selecting the appropriate sling for a given task.

Length: 17 minutes

(354)

Ladder Safety Off the Job

No description available

Length: 10 minutes

(353)

Ladder Safety On the Job

No description available

Length: 10 minutes

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(312)

Ladder Safety Training

Using a ladder without setting it properly can result in falling and severe injury. This tape on ladder safety will

show the user how to use various ladders (step and extension) in a safe way. It also includes many tips on

picking the proper ladder for the specific job.

Length: 22 minutes

(218)

Ladders

A substantial number of ladder-related construction accidents involve falls causing critical injury or death, and

most are due to the improper use of ladders. This program provides guidelines to promote better safety

awareness and responsibility in ladder use. Viewers become acquainted with many common types of ladders in

various situations. The safe construction of job-built single and double-width ladders is also demonstrated.

Length: 19 minutes

(206)

Mobile Cranes

Covers on rubber/off rubber load and capacity chart interpretations and unsafe, outriggers, hydraulic and lattice

booms, operations and assembly, operating techniques.

Length: 18 minutes

(207)

Radio Controlled Crane Safety

Covers Transmitter Use, Safety Procedures, Lifting Techniques, Operator Positioning, Pendant Care and Use.

Length: 15 minutes

(002)

Safety Demonstration on Jointer

Explains uses of jointer and describes its parts. Shows how to find minimum length and thickness of stock; how

to feed stock; how to joint an edge, a face, and an end; how to make bevel cuts; plush stick/hand feeding.

Length: 12 minutes

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Safety Demonstration on Radial Saw

Illustrates procedures for ripping, crosscutting and adjusting the blade guard and anti-kickback bar. Explains use

of the friction brake, how to adjust the motor yoke, change the cutting angle, etc.

Length: 12 minutes

(006)

Safety Demonstration on Single Surface Planer

Shows use of planer and details of operation including: how to determine settings, selecting feed roll speed,

maximum width and minimum length of stock, feeding stock with regard to grain, dealing with STUCK STOCK,

etc.

Length: 16 minutes

(001)

Safety Demonstration on the Band Saw

Shows how to adjust table angle and height of upper guard and guide assembly operation of brake,

previsualization of cutting moves, need for a maximum of forward cuts and how to use relief cuts, how to feed

stock.

Length: 14 minutes

(007)

Safety Demonstration on Wood Lathe

Shows lathe shaping, cutting to size, sanding and finishing, main parts and functions of the wood lathe. Also

gouges, skews, parting tools and scrapers, how to mount stock, adjust tool rest, turning tools, and the spindle

speed.

Length: 11 minutes

(004)

Safety Demonstration on Wood Shaper-1

Shows use of shaper and variety of spindle and cutter shapes and sizes. Also shows how to change spindles

and cutters, to install and align fence, select cutter rotation and reverse direction and how to test a set-up.

Length: 10 minutes

(005)

Safety Demonstration on Wood Shaper-2

Explains steady feed, dangers of stopping and backing up, feed for straight facing, using rub collar, feeding with

starting pin and rub collar. Use of spring ring guard, pressure bar, tall and bevel fences.

Length: 10 minutes

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Scaffolds

No description available

Length: 14 minutes

(340)

Working Safely at Heights, Belledune

1991 - This tape introduces fall arrest equipment such as belts, harnesses, lanyards, etc. Proper use and

installation of fall arrest equipment is demonstrated, and the prevention of accidents and regulations governing

fall arrest are discussed.

Length: 7 minutes

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DRIVING SAFETY

(322)

The Bead Seater

This video covers a new way of mounting tires on rims and saves 50 - 60% of labour factor. It can be used in

shops, on the road or on wood sites. A must for all operators and people changing heavy equipment tires.

Length: 8 minutes

(434)

Drive to Survive : Dedicated to Improving Public Safety on our Roadways

No description available.

Length: 18 minutes

(377)

Driving - Risks and Responsibilities

The motor vehicle is the single largest cause of work related deaths in this country. It is also the cause of many

serious injuries.

This program examines the costs associated with operating company vehicles and some general issues

associated with driving at work. It does not teach driving skills.

Included in the program:

Essential reason for a safe driving program

The four components of a safe driving program

Preventing theft

Parking a vehicle

General do's and don'ts

What should be done if an accident occurs

Its potential to cause death and injury, plus the costs associated with their operation, puts the motor vehicle right

at the top of the list of safety issues.

Length: 17 minutes

(321)

Rim And Wheel Safety

This video discusses accidents and portrays accidents using a dummy. It covers tires in the mining and forestry

industry, demounting and mounting tires the safe way and safety cages. This is a good tape for people who

change tires on heavy equipment as well as operators of equipment.

Length: 14 minutes

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(145)

Safety on the Move : Truck Haulage Safety

No description available

Length: 16 minutes

(372)

Winter Driving Safety

Excellent video. Shows employees how to drive in winter weather. Gives procedures for being stuck in snow/ice,

and correcting and eliminating skids. Indicates stopping distances in winter weather, and proper use of

conventional vs. ABS braking systems.

Length: 18 minutes

(441)

Winter Driving Techniques

Show simple safety precautions with this video that discusses techniques for negotiating hills, handling skids,

getting vehicles out of snow and avoiding collisions

Length: 8 minutes

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ELECTRICAL SAFETY

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Agricultural lockout

Provides good information on the importance of lockout and tagout procedures while working on machinery in a

farm setting. Video refers to hazard assessments and written safety programs as well as the need for written

lockout/tagout procedures. The video further notes and illustrates the need for communicating the written

procedures to workers and contractors and the need for proper restarting procedures. Viewer should be aware

that lockout is a specific requirement in the N.S. Occupational Safety General Regulations.

(099)

Electrical Installations

Recognize various pieces of electrical equipment and safe practices in their installation.

Length: 18 minutes

(146)

Electrical Lock-out Procedures

In this tape, some of these ACCIDENTS are dramatically recreated pointing out he potential hazards connected

with specific jobs - and the need for immediate, thorough training in proper lock-out procedures for all those who

work with or around electrical installations, and those who operate electric-powered machinery and equipment.

Length: 11 minutes

(406)

Electrical Safety in the Workplace

Contains definitions of basic electrical terms. States and explains basic rules of electricity, effects of current on

the human body; common hazards and hazard control.

Length: 27 minutes

(256)

Electricity: the Unseen Danger

This is a video training program designed to provide employees with an understanding of the hazards of

electricity, and the safe work practices used to minimize the incidence of electrical injuries. Topics covered

include how electricity affects the human body, common accident situations, and emergency procedures to

follow in the event of an electrical accident.

Length: 22 minutes

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Electro-Juice

Every year, electrical accidents cause serious injury or death. Many of these casualties are young people just

entering the workplace. They are involved in accidents that result from carelessness, from the pressures and

distractions of a new job, or lack of understanding about electricity. This package of material is intended to

develop an awareness that will help prevent young people from being injured in electrical accidents.

Length: 28 minutes

(366)

Equipment and Machine Guarding

No description available

(194)

Lockout Procedure

1989 - Lockout is a safety procedure which is essential whenever cleaning, maintenance or adjustments are to

be carried out on many pieces of industrial equipment. The aim of a successful lockout is to isolate all forms of

energy, ensure no accidental release of potentially hazardous energy and to control entry to a restricted area.

Length: 11 minutes

(345)

Lockout/Tagout - Controlling the Beast

This video deals with the measures necessary to protect employees from the hazards of uncontrolled energy. It

reviews vital lock/tagout procedures, graphically demonstrates the hazards of uncontrolled energy and how and

why to lockout.

Length: 19 minutes

(346)

Lockout/Tagout - Of Energy Sources

This classic video has been considered the pre-eminent program on lockout/tagout for some time. It details

correct procedures for locking and tagging all energy sources and it will help your company avoid catastrophic

accidents. It covers hazards of uncontrolled energy when to lock and tag; equipment shutdown and isolation

and control of stored energy.

Length: 27 minutes

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ERGONOMICS

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All the Right Moves: Ergonomics In The Workplace

1990 - This is a live action video program designed to inform supervisors and managers about the nature and

seriousness of cumulative trauma disorders. It emphasizes how to identify, analyse and control work situations

that can lead to musculoskeletal disabilities by implementing ergonomic principles.

Length: 18 minutes

(260)

Anthropometry: Is It Going to Fit Your Workplace?

This video reviews physical differences - strength, size, sex - and how they influence efficiency, production, and

safety. The dangers of designing for the average person.

Length: 16 minutes

(259)

Applying Basic Ergonomics to Materials Handling

The sequel to The Bad Back Video...covers how to design-out lifting hazards from the workplace using basic

ergonomic techniques at little or no cost. Excellent for management, engineers, supervisors, safety managers,

and anyone interested in preventing back injury and back pain, the tape draws on graphic workshop examples

to demonstrate that back injuries are not the price that industry must pay for production, and that back injuries

can be prevented and controlled at little or no cost.

Length: 27 minutes

(196)

Back Injury Prevention Through Ergonomics

This program examines the back and explains why injuries occur so often. The important factors involved in

analysing and planning tasks to fit workers' physical capabilities are stressed. The NIOSH formula for lifting-task

analysis is fully explained. Examples of ergonomically designed industrial situations illustrate the advantages of

such job alterations.

Length: 15 minutes

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The Bad Back Video

This video reviews the functional anatomy of the spine. Demonstrates better back care and shows that back

injuries are easily preventable.

Length: 26 minutes

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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Key Method of Prevention

The purpose of this video is to discuss and demonstrate what Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is, what causes it, and

how it can be prevented.

Length: 15 minutes

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Computer Fitness - How To Work Comfortably, Productively & Safely

This training video addresses valuable "how-to's" of working safely with video display terminals, including how to

set up a workstation correctly, how to decrease physical stress and fatigue, and how to use adaptive devices.

Concern over RF radiation is discussed. Simple and effective stretches to help reduce computer related health

problems are also demonstrated.

Length: 19 minutes

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The Development of Ergonomics

As Mr. Ring discusses how ergonomics came to the forefront, the viewer realizes that minor changes can result

in significant improvements. Mr. Ring's lecture is a passionate examination of the human side of loss due to

poor workplace design.

Length: 23 minutes

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Ergonomics At Work

Everyone viewing this detailed program will realize how ergonomics can help people work more safely while

increasing productivity and efficiency. The concept of ergonomics is fully explained while industrial situations

demonstrate how helpful devices, good workplace design, employee training and job redesign can improve

production. These solutions may involve only common sense and minimum investment, resulting in maximum

employee well-being and productivity.

Length: 14 minutes

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Ergonomics Off The Job

No description available

Length: 12 minutes

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Ergonomics : The Practical Approach

Ergonomics is the study of the relationship between people, the equipment they use and the physical

environment in which they work.

Ergonomics is about the application of the knowledge of this relationship to benefit well-being, performance and

improve both short and long term health and safety.

Subjects covered in the program include:

* Why and how ergonomics is applied

* The general approach individuals should apply when

addressing ergonomic hazards

* The human body and work space design

* Static and muscular effort

* Controls and displays

Compromises and often small improvement are the hallmarks of almost every organization's commitment to

ergonomics - however, long term results can be dramatic.

Applied properly, ergonomic principles will improve productivity, morale, health and safety.

This program is suitable for all in the workforce for an introduction to ergonomics and to reinforce the principles

that must be employed when addressing ergonomic problems.

Length: 15 minutes

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The Evaluation of Visual Display Terminals

Poorly-designed visual display terminal workstations cause numerous preventable problems. Using interesting

visual aids, Mr. Ring encourages viewers to think about the specific steps for improving their workplace.

Training visual display terminal operators should be fun; Mr. Ring offers some practical suggestions for making

it so.

Length: 24 minutes

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Home Ergonomics

This video teaches viewers to recognize that the home is, as Mr. Ring puts it, a "minefield" of ergonomic

hazards. Using a variety of interesting visual aids, Mr. Ring examines the ergonomics of everything from

automobile trunks to the best way of getting out of bed.

Length: 20 minutes

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It All Adds Up - Cumulative Trauma

1991 - After watching this video, employees will be able to: define ergonomics in simple terms; define

cumulative trauma disorder (CTD)/repetitive motion disorder; list two common types of CTDs; describe activities

that lead to repetitive motion injuries; recognize body postures and awkward positions that can cause CTD

problems; practice prevention measures on hand and off the job; define and demonstrate the "neutral position";

utilize simple solutions to workstation design problems in their own workstations; and understand the

importance of exercise and job variety in the prevention of CTDs.

Length: 16 minutes

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Man the Fallible Machine

Ergonomics is the application of knowledge about human characteristics to benefit well-being and performance

in any man-machine system through: design, selection and training. Benefits include improved productivity,

quality and safety with reduced absenteeism and turnover. The result will be work systems which are more

humane, fulfilling and efficient.

Length: 12 minutes

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Managing Cumulative Trauma

1991 - After watching this video, supervisors will be able to: define Cumulative Trauma Disorder (CTD); identify

the most common areas of injury that are affected by CTD; create a plan for handling a CTD injury that treats,

rehabilitates, and meets compliance requirements; analyse and neutralize problem work areas; develop a case

management plan that utilizes health care, communications, return-to-work, and education; define work

hardening; integrate work hardening into a case management plan; and describe a functional assessment and

explain why it is necessary.

Length: 20 minutes

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Managing Ergonomics in the Workplace

This video is designed for supervisors and deals with cumulative trauma disorders. Describes how to recognize

the risk factors and when to intervene to eliminate the effects of cumulative trauma disorders.

Length: 18 minutes

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Meeting the Challenge

1991 - After watching this video, supervisors will be able to: define Cumulative Trauma Disorder (CTD); explain

why CTD is an important issue in today's workplace; describe causes of CTD, list two key preventative

measures; analyse workstations to gauge the risk of CTD; neutralize the effects of CTD through better

workstation design; encourage good body posture and communication; discuss the importance of job sharing

and exercise; and identify possible injury causing situations.

Length: 14 minutes

(447 DVD) Office Ergonomics: It's Your Move

DVD. Takes a look at musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), their signs and symptoms, and what your employees

can do to prevent them. Covers signs and symptoms of MSDs, identifies MSD risk factors, how to prevent

MSDs, and the benefits of protecting yourself while you work.

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Posture and Fatigue

Clear, concise, an full of practical commons sense, this tape shows the difference between static and active

muscle work and the physiological consequences leading to fatigue... why good posture is so important for safe

and efficient work environment... what are optimum work positions?...how to design so that good posture can be

easily maintained. All work activities should occur within normal arm, leg, and head movements - this tape

covers all these aspects, and more.

Length: 29 minutes

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The Prevention of Repetitive Strain Hand Injuries

Mr. Ring uses some very interesting visual aids and clear non-technical language to discuss the causes and

effects of repetitive motion disorders, such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. In particular, Mr. Ring illustrates how

simple ergonomic design changes can reap great benefits.

Length: 28 minutes

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Seating for Everybody

We spend almost 30% of our life sitting, yet we give remarkably little attention to the chairs we choose. Best

selling, eye pleasing chairs are often very poor performers for employee comfort. In this video, Mr. Ring

discusses six factors of good chair design, and illustrates reasons to buy a chair to suit the body, not the eye.

Length: 28 minutes

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Traumatic Hand Injury Prevention & Stereotyping

In this video, Mr. Ring's topic is the uniqueness of our hands and how our very independence ultimately

depends on them. Mr. Ring explains why awareness does not necessarily influence performance. Viewers

develop a greater appreciation of what must be done to protect hands.

Length: 22 minutes

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The Urgency of the Problem

This video helps increase viewers' awareness of ergonomics while offering ideas that can be put to work

immediately at little or no cost. With all of the current focus on ergonomics, and confusion about what it means

for the workplace, Mr. Ring helps to sort it all out.

Length: 23 minutes

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VDT: The Human Connection

This video is designed to familiarize you with the human factors involved in working with VDT's. It answers the

basic questions: Is there any radiation hazard in working with a VDT? Will it affect eyesight? What is the most

comfortable method of working with a VDT? How can I relieve the stress associated with constant use of a

VDT?

Length: 12 minutes

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EYE SAFETY

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Eye Care & Safety

Understanding how eyes work and the long-term effects of eye injuries helps prevent accidents from happening.

Frequent types and causes of eye injuries are covered. Eye care and safety practices are illustrated - especially

the importance of selecting and utilizing proper protective equipment.

Length: 14 minutes

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Eye Safety

Eye injuries in the workplace commonly fall into four categories: sudden blows to the eye; penetration of the

eye; chemical injury to the eye and radiation from intense light sources. This video addresses the hazards that

lead to these types of injuries and the control measures necessary to reduce eye injuries at work.

Length: 11 minutes

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FARM/GROUNDS KEEPING SAFETY

(456 DVD) Country Commuters: Farm Machinery on the Road

DVD. No description available.

(414)

Entanglement "It's Not Worth the Cost"

Michael, host of the Morning Show, and freelance reporter, Susan Proven travel across the country investigating

some of the devastating accidents involving farm machinery.

Length: 33 minutes

(439)

The Great Outdoor Summer Groundskeeping Video

This is your guide to safe groundskeeping and landscaping work. It will help you:

- recognize workplace hazards

- prevent accident and injury

- follow safe work practices

- select and use proper personal protective equipment (PPE)

The Summer video covers:

- working in hot environments

- biohazards

- pesticides

- electrical safety

- tree trimming

- machinery hazards

- health and safety legislation (WHMIS)

Includes manual.

Length: 22 minutes

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The Great Outdoor Winter Groundskeeping Video

This is your guide to safe groundskeeping and landscaping work. It will help you:

- recognize workplace hazards

- prevent accident and injury

- follow safe work practices

- select and use proper personal protective equipment (PPE)

The Winter video covers:

- cold weather safety

- vital signs of cold injury

- working safely on snow and ice

- health and safety legislation (WHMIS)

Includes manual.

Length: 22 minutes

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Horsepower

Deals with tractor safety training. A farmer tells about a tractor accident that resulted in loss of a leg. A quiz

follows dealing with highway, PTO's, roll-over protection and other tractor hazards. After each question, there is

a review.

Length: 10 minutes

(298)

John Deere Safety Program

This video deals with different types of safety on farms - safety attitudes, lawn mower safety, drive-on mower

safety, tractors, combines, etc.

Length: 70 minutes

(229)

Making Farms Safe for Kids

This video opens with some statistics from the U.S. indicating the extent of disabling and fatal accidents

involving kids. Hazardous situations are reviewed, along with case histories and interviews. The video closes

with a step-by-step checklist of the 15 steps to farm safety and encourages viewers to develop their own hazard

list and action plan.

Length: 16 minutes

Page 39

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Safe Tractor Operation for New and Experienced Tractor Operators

An overview of safe handling procedures for tractor operations. Video covers: pre-operational check; starting

and stopping; avoiding rollover and tipover; driving on public roadways.

Note: video refers to Ontario regulations; viewer will need to determine NS highway requirements.

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FIRE SAFETY

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Family Fire Safety

Featured in this video are the following issues: - Home protection systems - Teaching your family about fire

prevention - Fire drills and escape planning - What to do if you catch on fire - Types of fires and correct

responses - How to report a fire - Home fire prevention - kitchen, basement, garage, Christmas, furnace - How

to get out alive

Length: 23 minutes

(419)

Fire Awareness

Fire safety is an on-going process that combines the design, installation, and maintenance of fire protection

equipment and fittings with fire prevention procedures.

(368)

Fire Prevention

No description available

Length: 16 minutes

(420)

Identifying Fire Hazards

Fire safety is an on-going process that combines the design, installation, and maintenance of fire protection

equipment and fittings with fire prevention procedures.

Length: 14 minutes

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FOOT SAFETY

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Foot Safety

Safety footwear is essential protection in some workplace situations and frequently it is used as a last line of

defence should an accident occur. The situations where safety footwear should be worn, the different types of

shoes and boots, and the myths about the problems they cause are all examined in this program.

Length: 12 minutes

(242)

Protecting Your Feet

Discover attractive, new looks in safety shoes and other protective devices for feet. Learn the correct conditions

for their wear. See how to avoid injuries, how to properly care for foot safety equipment, and how to avoid tired

feet.

Length: 12 minutes

(243)

Safety Gear: Foot Protection

Three classifications of safety shoes are identified. The program also explains the functions of toe shields,

metatarsal guards, and puncture-resistant soles.

Length: 11 minutes

(356)

Slips, Trips, and Falls - Off the Job

No description available

Length: 9 minutes

Page 42

FORESTRY SAFETY

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Basic Safety in Forestry Operations

No description available

Length: 23 minutes

(032)

Chain Saw Safety

The forests can be a beautiful place but for a professional woods worker, it is his working place. We watch

Charlie who disregards safety and George who takes pride in everything he does.

Length: 21 minutes

(316)

Chainsaw Maintenance & Safety

This video deals with the following: the components of the chainsaw; chain types and selection; chain

components, sharpening the chain and setting the depth gauge; guide bar maintenance and chain assembly;

chain tension; personal safety and operational safety.

Length: 16 minutes

(277)

Critical Areas Sawmill Safety

Each of these five-minute units looks at a particular accident, but the cases chosen represent classes of

accidents that together account for a high percentage of the most serious accidents in the industry. This video

can be used by safety committees as case studies, for new employee training, or as part of refresher training.

Length: 25 minutes

(293)

Every Twelve Seconds

This video profiles five workers who were injured in the forestry industry. They are poignant stories that should

be taken as examples of why adherence to training and safety rules are a must.

Length: 29 minutes

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Forestry Ergonomics

In this animated program viewers learn how knowledge of the principles of ergonomics can improve productivity,

quality and safety with reduced absenteeism and turnover.

Length: 12 minutes

(035)

A Logging Safety Program

Eleven threatening hazards are created and avoided in this real life video training program. Loggers are shown

face to face with some of the most common and deadly problems confronting modern production cutters.

Realistic solutions and suggestions for each hazard make the program particularly appealing. A fast paced

review of all the situations ends the program.

Length: 18 minutes

(315)

Safe Operation Of Chain Saws

The chainsaw can be an extremely dangerous tool if it is not operated correctly. This video looks at a range of

operational and cutting procedures that are crucial for the safe and successful operation of the chainsaw in all

situations. Included in this program: preparing a chainsaw for use; starting a chainsaw; holding and operating a

chainsaw; general lumbering and felling a tree.

Length: 14 minutes

(200)

Small Sawmill Safety

Small Sawmill Safety is a program that examines the safety aspects of smaller, less automated operations.

Areas covered include proper log piling, sawing for grade as well as safety, PPE, equipment maintenance, and

lockout procedures.

Length: 15 minutes

(245)

Woods Truckin' Safety - No Boss on Your Back

This full-color video is designed to be the most comprehensive video safety program available for log and chip

truck drivers. Every aspect of log/chip truck safety is covered, under nine critical safety areas: inspect your

truck; know your roads; drive defensively; load and unload safely; avoid overweight/oversize loads; drive

appropriately for the weather; have the proper safety gear; use your radio and stay healthy and alert.

Length: 24 minutes

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FORKLIFT SAFETY

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Behind The Mast: Lift Truck Operation Unit IV

This unit reviews the principles of: handling palletized loads; handling lift trucks on slopes; loading or unloading

public carriers; leaving the job in a safe condition by following a safe parking procedure; and following safe

procedures for refuelling the engine or recharging the battery of the lift truck.

Length: 30 minutes

(334)

Behind The Mast: Loads & Their Effects Unit I

This video establishes safe operating rules concerning load weight, load centre and carrying position. It

explains the means by which lift trucks are turned and lists some of the viewpoints of the error-free professional

operator.

Length: 10 minutes

(335)

Behind The Mast: Maintaining Control Unit II

This unit establishes safe operating procedures for turning, raising a load, driving on inclines, operating an

unloaded truck, and operating in reverse. It stresses the principle that existing conditions determine the safe

speed.

Length: 12 minutes

(336)

Behind The Mast: The Professional Operator Unit III

This video applies defensive driving to techniques of Planning for Safety. It also establishes safe operating

procedures for personal safety, which show the lift truck operator what to do to prevent injury to him or herself

and to others.

Length: 13 minutes

(238)

Forklift Pre-start Inspection and Safety Checks

This program teaches operators how to keep their vehicles operating smoothly and safely by performing pre-

start inspections and safety checks of electrical and mechanical systems. The program is intended as an

introduction for new employees, but it is equally useful as a refresher for more experienced employees.

Length: 13 minutes

Page 45

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Introduction to Forklift Trucks

This program introduces common types of industrial forklift trucks. Trainees will learn where to find and how to

use working dimensions for safe forklift operation. They will also be introduced to the features and terms

associated.

Length: 10 minutes

(239)

Preventive Maintenance for Forklift Trucks

In addition to understanding inspection techniques and safety checks for forklifts, operators should understand

proper preventive maintenance and refuelling procedures. This program stresses the importance of caring for

maintaining forklifts to ensure safe operation.

Length: 8 minutes

(240)

Safe Forklift Operation

This program teaches new operators some of the rules for safely maneuvering, lifting, hauling, and stacking

loads using a forklift truck. Pivot points, load centre, and weight transfer are carefully explained to help ensure

safe truck operation. Loaded and empty truck scenarios are provided to alert operators to the different

techniques required for each job.

Length: 17 minutes

(187)

Safety and Forklifts

1989 - This program will show you that sound work practices can ensure the safety of all those who come in

contact with forklifts. The pre-operating check, personal apparel, travelling, working together stability, lifting the

load, stacking the load, and unattended forklifts are some of the key points covered in this video.

Length: 11 minutes

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GENERAL HEALTH

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Biological Hazards

Tetanus, rabies, farmer's lung, and food poisoning are all examples of disease or illness caused by germs and

bacteria. Although our bodies provide a good defence against many germs, contact with them may still result in

illness, and health care workers and life science lab workers are most at risk. This program focuses on

safeguards such as immunizations and preventing contamination through good hygiene and containment of the

hazardous substance.

Length: 12 minutes

(027)

Carcinogens, Mutagens & Teratogens

This is one category of hazards where an adverse effect may take months or even years to show up. The

program briefly looks at how the human body works, then shows how carcinogens and mutagens affect growth

patterns and how teratogens affect reproduction. Limiting or preventing exposure is the most important aspect

of reducing these effects, and the program stresses administrative controls and safe work practices. The

program also touches upon reducing overall exposure to carcinogens, mutagens and teratogens in our food or

environment.

Length: 8 minutes

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Danger Zone: Stress

When employees do not identify and manage their stress properly, productivity and safety suffer. Using comic

approach with situations all viewers can identify with, outbursts, fatigue, low back pain, dropping things. This

tape explores some of the causes of stress overload: ALL OR NOTHING thinking, magnification, making

SHOULD statements - suggests several solutions.

Length: 13 minutes

(308)

Defusing Hostility

This video will show you examples of angry people in a variety of situations and levels of intensity. These

"vignettes" are discussed with experts in this field. Basic skills and concepts are listed on the screen for ease of

use. The discussion guide will indicate three major stop points for the video. By stopping and discussing the

questions in the guide and relating the content of the video to the real-life situations you encounter, you will be

able to integrate the skills effectively. If you are viewing the video on your own, write your answers down.

Length: 45 minutes

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Don't Hide an Injury

Tom Jasnowski, a macho man, ignores a sprained ankle and, later, an open cut when he is working in a cyanide

area. All injuries, even minor ones, should be treated. TAKE TWO to report minor injuries and learn how to

prevent major injuries.

Length: 8 minutes

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Drugs & Alcohol in the Workplace

The object of this video is to identify some of the problems and to look at a variety of options available to handle

this issue - definition of what is a workplace alcohol and drug problem; brief history of alcohol in the workplace;

safety and productivity issues associated with alcohol and drug problems; policy statement for dealing with

dependency problems in the workplace; employee assistance programs; identification of problems; issues of

confidentiality; drug and alcohol testing; and self-denial.

Length: 12 minutes

(367)

Due Diligence: What does it mean to you?

No description available

Length: 37 minutes

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Health Matters At Work

This educational and informative training video deals with such topics as breathing, swallowing, absorption,

hearing and vision.

Length: 40 minutes

(454 DVD) The Sun and Skin Cancer

DVD. Provides information on the potential health risk of exposure to the sun while working. Video shows many

typical farm activities and highlights potential health issues including, skin cancer, lip cancer, eye damage etc.

Video offers preventive measures and some indicators of possible skin cancer.

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Your Body is Only Human

Spotlights the relationship between mind and body in establishing safe work patterns. Physical limitations are

explored, and the proper use of tools and equipment, to augment strength and dexterity are described.

Length: 10 minutes

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HAND SAFETY

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Danger Zone: Your Hands

Hand injuries are among the most common of all workplace injuries. Workers take their hands for granted and

often put them where they invite injury. Sometimes a minor injury can have major consequences. "Danger Zone:

Your Hands" motivates workers to: recognize hazardous areas; practice good personal hygiene; be aware of the

other hand; wear the right protective equipment.

Length: 18 minutes

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Hand Safety

The three rules for Hand Safety are: firstly, be aware of the potential hazards; secondly, follow safe work

procedures; finally, make appropriate use of protective equipment. These three points are the basis of this

program, as it examines hazards in the workplace. General hazards including manual handling, hand tools,

mechanical hazards, contact hazards, contact dermatitis, personal protection (in the form of barrier creams and

gloves) and personal hygiene complete this program.

Length: 11 minutes

Page 50

HAZARD AWARENESS AND ANALYSIS

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Congratulations, You Made it Through Another Vacation

Follows a typical family on their vacation. They encounter many unsafe situations and successfully deal with all

of them.

Length: 10 minutes

(445)

Hazard Recognition and Control

This training program uses hazard scenarios to show root causes of accidents.

Length: 18 minutes

(352)

Hazardous Materials Off The Job

No description available

Length: 8 minutes

(351)

Hazardous Materials On The Job

No description available

Length: 9 minutes

(369)

Heat Stress

No description available

Length: 10 minutes

Page 51

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Job Safety Analysis: Proactive Planning

Job Safety Analysis is a way of planning ahead, a way to spot problems before they become accidents.

Designed to help you and your employees learn to prepare a job safety analysis.

Length: 12 minutes

(113)

Mills and Concentrators

This video shows how to recognize different process steps and identify hazardous plant conditions.

Length: 25 minutes

(220)

Picture Perfect Vacation

This video is a humorous, yet fact-filled look at how to prepare for a safe vacation. It is ideal material for a spring

off-the-job safety meeting!

Length: 14 minutes

(373)

Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Hazards Training Course

This training course is designed to involve participants in the identification and analysis of hazards in the

workplace and to enable them to provide suggestions or recommendations in removing or minimizing the risk of

these hazards.

(407)

Understanding Hazards and Risks

This is a combination video and training manual designed to offer the participants an understanding of the

difference between a "hazard" and a "risk." Program is divided into four parts:

a) A definition of the terms; Hazard and Risk.

b) The second part requires the participants to complete an exercise focusing on their own work environment.

c) The third section deals with two methods of categorizing hazards in the workplace. It involves the

participants in identifying some hazards in their workplace.

d) The last section will involve participants in an exercise to focus on how to make their workplace a safer

environment to work in.

Length: 15 minutes

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HEAD SAFETY

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Head Protection

Falling objects, overhead pipes, protrusions, moving objects, slips, trips and falls are just some of the hazards

that can lead to head injuries. Recognition, evaluation and control of these hazards and the wearing of personal

protective equipment is the necessary strategy to address the issue of head safety in the workplace.

Length: 11 minutes

Page 53

HEARING SAFETY

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Hearing Conservation

This tape deals with the anatomy of the ear, how hearing loss takes place, and the importance of protecting

yourself.

Length: 20 minutes

(213)

Noise And Hearing Conservation

Noise assaults us from all quarters nearly 24 hours a day. Most of the sounds we encounter are of a tolerable

level and pose no risks to our hearing, but unfortunately, this is not always true, especially in the workplace

where there are many hazards which can put your hearing at risk. The topics covered in this video include: the

anatomy of the ear, categories of noise, testing noise levels, monitoring noise levels, engineering and

administrative control measures, and protective equipment.

Length: 14 minutes

Page 54

HOUSEKEEPING SAFETY

(451 DVD) Housekeeping: It Ain't Like the Movies

DVD. Did you know that falls are the cause of ten percent of on-the-job deaths? This video program reviews the

importance of good housekeeping and what to look for in your facility.

Length: 15 minutes

(371)

Laundry Room Safety

No description available

Length: 8 minutes

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Workplace Housekeeping

Every workplace either produces products or renders services or does both. To provide these products and

services they all have one thing in common - the flow of materials.

By combining this "flow of materials" with the movement of people plus the use of tools and equipment, we end

up with a need to keep the workplace neat and tidy, or in other words, a need for good housekeeping practices.

The program includes:

Definition: What is Workplace Housekeeping?

What are the Benefits of an effective good housekeeping program?

Reducing Accidents and Injuries

Reducing the Risk of Fires

Basic Essentials of Good Housekeeping

Good housekeeping is an on-going responsibility of everyone in the workplace. A commitment by everyone to

adhere to good housekeeping practices will result in more pleasant working conditions and more importantly

create a safe workplace for everybody.

Length: 13 minutes

Page 55

INDUSTRIAL SAFETY

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The Air We Breathe in Industrial Environments

Discusses the composition and importance of air in relation to various working environments; describes

industrial health [breathing] hazards encountered. Explains the need for the evaluation of working conditions; for

observation of safety precautions; and for the protection of workers from noxious gases and oxygen deficiency

by using protective equipment and proper ventilation.

Length: 16 minutes

(046)

Questions and Answers (Q&A)

For industrial personnel: what safety is and why it is important, what an accident is, what causes accidents and

suggestions for preventing accidents in the workplace; to stimulate employee interest in adhering to established

safety procedures and to provide guidelines for working toward an accident free work-environment, presented.

Length: 17 minutes

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Robotics

This video outlines the dangers of working around robots and the need for proper procedures to be used by

maintainers and other workers, proper fencing, guarding and warning signs to protect all concerned.

Length: 12 minutes

(168)

Understanding Industrial Hygiene

Introduces supervisors to the basics of industrial hygiene. Shows three ways toxic substances can enter the

body, how to test worker's exposure, how to protect against radiation and other IH problems.

Length: 18 minutes

Page 56

KITCHEN SAFETY

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Kitchen Fire Safety

This film is designed to help you train your kitchen personnel in fire safety practices. Your personnel will learn

steps to reduce the possibility of fire as they learn the importance of fire prevention. They will also learn to

combat a fire effectively and the importance of keeping calm in an emergency.

Length: 10 minutes

(052)

Kitchen Knives: Safety & Efficient Use

This film is designed to help kitchen workers get the best service possible from kitchen knives - their basic tools

of trade with safety and efficiency.

Length: 11 minutes

(327)

Kitchen Safety...It's Up To You!

This video was created with you, the busy food services operator, in mind. The short, concise vide tape

presentation will give your employees a base of safety knowledge focusing on slips and falls, lifting and moving,

operating machinery, cuts and burns, fires and handling chemicals. The video is designed to assist in training

employees.

Length: 15 minutes

(051)

Kitchen Safety: Preventing Cuts and Strains

This film is designed to help you train your kitchen personnel in accident-preventative measures pertaining to

cuts from knives or broken glass and to strains from lifting.

Length: 9 minutes

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Kitchen Safety: Preventing Falls

This film is designed to help you train your personnel to recognize and avoid the common hazards that can

cause falls.

Length: 8 minutes

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Kitchen Safety: Preventing Machine Injuries

This film is designed to help you train your kitchen personnel in safety practices for operating kitchen machines.

Length: 9 minutes

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LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY

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& DVD

Taking Responsibility: The Occupational Health and Safety Act of Nova Scotia

This video has been produced to act as an information guide for anyone wanting to know about the rights and

responsibilities under the Occupational Health & Safety Act. It outlines certain rights and responsibilities which

may have an impact on your daily activities in the workplace in Nova Scotia. It is important to remember that

this is a guide only and for more authoritative information, please refer to the N.S. Statutes.

Length: 11 minutes

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MACHINE SAFETY

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Basic Practices

Shows safety is an attitude. Demonstrates that proper approach to tools, machines, and dress improve the

safety factor. Visual demonstrations prove that working defensively and being tidy is the best protection in lifting,

carrying, and working with others.

Length: 14 minutes

(008)

Machine Hazard Awareness

This video will help you learn how to look at the workplace for machine hazards; how to know if guards are

properly in use; how to know if the guards do protect people.

Length: 7 minutes

(302)

Safety And Use Of Air Compressors

Safety and maintenance, coupling, pneumatic tools, hoses, protective clothing and equipment are just some of

the subjects addressed in this program. Compressed air, although still relatively safe compared to alternative

sources of energy, such as electricity, can still present dangers to operators unaware or unprotected from the

hazards involved.

Length: 13 minutes

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Shop Practices

Recognize safe work practices in different shop situations.

Length: 18 minutes

Page 60

MANAGING HEALTH AND SAFETY

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Excellence In Safety

Designed to convince senior managers of the benefits of integrating safety into their overall management

system.

Length: 20 minutes

(319)

Getting Things Done - Vol. 1

Volume 1 covers "Goals" - the principles of time management; goal setting to get on track and "To Do Lists" -

using the Pareto Principle to focus on important tasks; how to define your prime time; how to plan your day;

setting up an effective time log and overcoming distractions and interruptions.

Length: 82 minutes

(173)

Managing Safety Yourself

Reviews nine �?how-to principles of good supervision’ for promoting safe workmanship. Contains an exercise of

seven observation examples in which the foreman must detect an unsafe act or condition.

Length: 15 minutes

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No Exceptions

Supervisor Ben Ferguson fails to wear the proper protective suit when he checks employees who are repairing

a pipe break. No one is exempt from the TAKE TWO program, not even supervisors. When supervisors practice

TAKE TWO, their employees will too!

Length: 9 minutes

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MANUAL HANDLING

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Bend Your Knees

This tape will prove to be a classic tape in its contribution to the prevention of crippling back injuries in the work

environment. It is designed for a total work force audience and will have unusual appeal for everyone from

general manager to the floor sweeper.

Length: 22 minutes

(037)

Bend Your Knees Review

Leonard Ring relates back injury prevention to the individual's fitness and exercise programs. This tape is highly

motivational with new visual aids and illustrations which encourage the total Bend Your Knees approach to back

health, safety and fitness.

Length: 18 minutes

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Danger Zone: Your Back

Focuses on one business and industry's most critical problems... back injuries. While providing instruction, the

tape is directed towards the attitudes of the employees, forcing them to recognize lifting, carrying and pushing-

pulling tasks and getting to want to perform the tasks properly.

Length: 19 minutes

(186)

Dealing with Manual Handling

As a safety issue manual handling is easily the most contentious. In every workplace manual handling occurs in

some form or another; lifting, pushing, pulling, pouring, wearing weighty protective clothing all fit the category of

manual handling. This tape examines the types of manual handling, the resulting types of problems and injuries

and explains through a hierarchy of control measures how all manual handling situations should be addressed.

Length: 10 minutes

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Making Light of Lifting

This tape shows the right and wrong ways of using the body to handle heavy weights. It demonstrates correct

techniques for lifting and moving boxes, sacks, drums, cylinders and other heavy equipment, and shows how

supervisors can pass on the advantages of kinetic handling.

Length: 17 minutes

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Manual Handling

This program covers detailed description of manual handling, the problems and how injuries are caused, types

of injuries, and steps to deal with manual handling.

Length: 30 minutes

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Minimizing Back Strain On The Job

This is a very well produced and interesting video which explains the four important points for a healthy back.

Demonstrations include anatomy of the spine/discs/muscles and ligaments, lever effects, normalizing posture,

basic lifting procedures and "trade-offs" when ideal techniques cannot be used.

Length: 30 minutes

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Prevent That Pain

This tape is a reinforcement and follow up for the Bend Your Knees tape. It is a motivational tape featuring

Leonard Ring. Mr. Ring's enjoyable style of humour with his tremendous knowledge of manual handling makes

this product a must in every library. He reinforces the "Knees" message but adds a single "get rid of the load as

soon as possible", message to prevent abdominal injury and hernia. The emphasis is placed on minimizing the

distance that workers carry loads in order to reduce potential strain. Its message is practical and to the point.

Length: 13 minutes

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Safe Lifting and Carrying in Agriculture

Video illustrates various farm activities and the risk of injury due to poor lifting techniques. Video offers simple

anatomical information on how the back works and how it’s susceptible to injury. Several examples of safe

lifting are shown both solo or with another person; as well as promoting use of mechanical means where

possible.

Length: 10 minutes

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Safety on the Job: Manual Load Handling in the Warehouse

About two-thirds of warehouse injuries are causes by improper lifting, carrying, or handling materials. This

program presents the "do's" and "don'ts" of warehouse activities and shows workers how to handle products

safely and efficiently. Common-sense safety rules are presented. Exits should never to blocked, "no smoking"

rules must be observed, and the working environment should be kept clean and orderly. The program also

stresses the serious dangers of working under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

Length: 12 minutes

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Smart Moves - For A Healthy Back

This video was designed with the health care worker in mind. Not only does it promote proper body mechanics

for safe patient transfer, but it also looks at back health risks facing non-patient care personnel. Viewers drop in

on an in-service class to see how employees react to body mechanics information through comments and

flashbacks. By using this approach, employees can identify with the characters while learning: how the spine

works; why smart moves are important; how attitudes affect injury potential; correct and incorrect posture and

movements and back strengthening exercises.

Length: 18 minutes

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MARINE AND AIR SAFETY

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Practicing Safety: How to Conduct Effective Emergency Drills on Fishing Vessels

Five emergency drills for masters and crews in fishing industry.

Length: 24 minutes

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MEDICAL AND HOSPITALS

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As It Should Be Done

The purpose of this video is to provide general information on the requirements of the Blood borne Pathogens

Standards currently administered by the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) in the U.S. It also

outlines the precautions that can be used in the workplace such as hospitals, dental offices, emergency

response personnel, to reduce the likelihood of disease caused by blood borne pathogens. The examples used

include Hepatitis "B" and Acquired Immune Deficiency (AIDS).

Length: 24 minutes

(467)

Drive Alive

Video highlights traffic accidents as workplace accidents specifically within the healthcare industry. Examples

and statistics are Ontario based and the video offers practical suggestions for safe driving practices.

Length: 11 minutes

(309)

Environmental Illness: Bad Chemistry

Perfumes, aerosols, plastic on television sets, etc…for some people, these everyday chemicals may create

health problems ranging from headaches to loss of consciousness. This program examines the medical and

political dimensions of environmental illness - the controversial and mysterious condition whose victims cannot

tolerate common chemicals of modern life.

Length: 60 minutes

(468)

Ergonomics in Health Care: A Fitting Solution

Video provides good practical solutions to ergonomic issues within the healthcare and community health

industry. Video offers a wide variety of activities and occupations, for example - dental hygienist, lab work,

hospital work, day care, housekeeping, food services.

Length: 17 minutes

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Fire Safe: The Right Combination

This fire safety video is designed to teach employees the right combination of fire response techniques and

rescue and evacuation procedures. It is produced specifically for hospital and health care facilities to meet

health care accreditation requirements for fire safety training. This video includes scenarios of fires in various

hospital departments to dramatically reinforce effective fire response techniques.

Length: 12 minutes

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L'ergonomie dan les soins de santé: une solution adaptée

Video provides good practical solutions to ergonomic issues within the healthcare and community health

industry. Video offers a wide variety of activities and occupations, for example - dental hygienist, lab work,

hospital work, day care, housekeeping, food services.

Length: 17 minutes

(192)

Mechanical Lifting Devices

Demonstrates a small variety of mechanical lifts and highlights the methods in choosing a lifting device to suit

the situation.

Length: 12 minutes

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Moving A Patient From Bed To Chair

This video covers the following lifts and transfers: Top and Tail lift, Pivot transfer, Standing transfer, Shoulder

lift, Stepping transfer and Frame transfer.

Length: 12 minutes

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Moving a Patient from Bed to Trolley

This video covers the following: emergency turn; glide boards, jordan frame; canvas and poles and the log lift.

Length: 11 minutes

(189)

Moving a Patient in Bed

This program covers the following lifts and is designed to show how to correctly and safely transfer and lift

patients and avoid injury to the lifter: the shoulder lift; the modified cradle lift; the combination lift; the log roll;

supine to side-lying; moving up the bed and supine to sitting over the side of bed.

Length: 11 minutes

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Patient Falls: Panic Or Prevention

This patient safety video teaches patient care personnel to recognize patients at high risk for falls - those on

medication, older patients, or patients prone to confusion or imbalance. It presents practical steps to prevent

falls - from correct use of side rails and "protective devices" to colour coding charts. "Patient Falls" also shows

all health care workers the importance of incident-reporting procedures.

Length: 13 minutes

(465 DVD) Personal Protection Against Infection

DVD. Deals with the exposure to infectious diseases in the healthcare field. Video provides simple illustrations

on how infections may be transmitted and provides examples of routine prevention practices. Video also notes

the need for an assessment as a means of providing appropriate prevention procedures.

Length: 11 minutes

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Protection personelle contre les infections

Deals with the exposure to infectious diseases in the healthcare field. Video provides simple illustrations on how

infections may be transmitted and provides examples of routine prevention practices. Video also notes the

need for an assessment as a means of providing appropriate prevention procedures.

Length: 12 minutes

(313)

Safety Illustrated

Accidents by hospital employees can be costly, leading to staff shortages when valuable employees become

patients. However, effective employee training can prevent most accidents. This video provides this training by

promoting a team approach to hospital safety. Using a humorous approach, it takes viewers to the playing field

where teams of hospital employees demonstrate proper safety procedures and the detrimental consequences of

not following them. Events covered in this video include: falls; injuries from lifting and pulling; cuts, punctures

and needle sticks; burns; spread of infection and incident reporting.

Length: 15 minutes

Page 68

(466 DVD) Slips & Falls: More Than a Trivial Affair

DVD. Deals with slips and falls in the health care field; the video is presented in a news show style. Statistics

and case examples are taken from Ontario. The impact and consequences of slips and falls are illustrated

through re-enactment of actual cases, including actual persons recounting their cases. Video offers suggestions

for what to look for and how to avoid falls.

Length: 11 minutes

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Universal Precautions: Specimen Handling & Laboratory Testing

This is a video training program designed to inform employees of the universal precautions that have been

established to prevent the transmission of Blood borne diseases. Topics covered include a definition of the term

universal precautions and a demonstration of how universal precautions should be applied in phlebotomy

procedures, specimen transport, sample sorting, data entry, laboratory analysis, and waste disposal. In addition,

the program dispels false assumptions about the spread and occurrence of blood transmitted diseases.

Length: 16 minutes

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MOTIVATION

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Hazard Alert: The Junkyard/Grave Remarks

This compelling, motivational video provides two engaging meeting openers. "The Junkyard" features a gruff

junkyard worker salvaging a car demolished in an impaired driving accident. His comments will cause anyone

to think twice about ever drinking and driving again. "Grave Remarks" will motivate your employees to stop

taking dangerous shortcuts. Voices from the dead who took that "one little chance" serve as an equally

memorable safety meeting kick-off.

Length: 7 minutes

(440)

Rudy : Safety Takes Courage

"People might ask me, 'Hey, what do you know about safety?' And I can say to them, I know because I watched

a friend die in my arms. And I know why he died. Because he didn't follow simple procedures." -- Daniel "Rudy"

Ruettiger

In the blockbuster movie about his lifelong dream of playing football for Notre Dame's Fighting Irish, Rudy's

amazing story of perseverance and triumph was an inspiration to millions around the world.

Now Rudy is inspiring workers with another motivational story... one that details a tragic workplace accident that

redirected the course of his life.

Highlights from �?Rudy: Safety Takes Courage’ include:

* Visualization

* Character

* Courage

* Respect for life

Length: 14 minutes

(382)

Safety: Everyone's Responsibility

Charlie Morecraft delivers a rousing wake-up call that puts an end to complacency and taking responsibility for

granted.

Length: 48 minutes

(303)

Safety Is No Accident

Covers safety and accident prevention in K-Mart Stores; also problems or accidents, plus protecting staff and

customers. Also covers forklifts, moving vehicles, abrasions and lacerations, lifting and carrying and slips, trips

and falls.

Length: 20 minutes

Page 70

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Threads of Life : a Journey Together

Covers the trauma family members and loved ones endure when one of their own is killed or seriously injured in

a workplace accident. It is an inspirational story of how these sometimes forgotten victims cope by supporting

one another.

It also covers the importance of workplace safety and hazard awareness.

Length: 17 minutes

(291)

Working Together Works

Stresses team work in sports, hobbies, and the working environment. Human Resources or Personnel

Department oriented. Leadership, supervisory or management could benefit to create team-building in a

workplace environment. Positive human relations improves productivity in the workplace.

Length: 28 minutes

Page 71

OFFICE SAFETY

(450 DVD) Office Safety: It's a Jungle in There

DVD. This DVD covers the hidden and subtle dangers of working in an office, as well as preventing injury,

controlling danger and formulating emergency plans.

Length: 19 minutes

Page 72

PERSONAL PROTECTION AND SAFETY

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Bullying - Who Wins? (Corporate Version)

Bullying in the workplace is damaging to staff morale and productivity and often causes high levels of stress.

This film is designed to assist management and staff combat and prevent bullying. It uses realistic workplace

scenarios to highlight four of the most typical instances of bullying and demonstrates how to achieve a more

settled and productive workplace.

Length: 21 minutes

(462)

Bullying - Who Wins? (Industrial Version)

The video addresses the issue of bullying and aims to make all employees aware of the rights and

responsibilities in a workplace. Through the use of four scenarios, the video raises the awareness of the causes

and consequences of bullying (after each scenario the video pauses to allow for discussion among viewers).

The scenarios include: practical jokes; isolation/exclusion; intimidation/constant criticism; abuse of power.

While suitable for viewing by all employees the video does appear to be aimed at managers and supervisors.

Length: 21 minutes

(413)

Conflict Communication Skills

The Conflict Communication Skills video shows employees how to diffuse a hostile and potentially violent

situation. It teaches techniques for defusing hostility in someone who may be getting angry or verbally abusive

so violent situations can be avoided.

Length: 14 minutes

(408)

Controlling Alcohol and Drug Abuse in the Workplace

No description available

Length: 26 minutes

(125)

Danger Zone: Your Head

Our body can take a lot of abuse...but not our head. If we damage our brain - the damage is permanent and a

life can be changed or even snuffed out! This tape motivates workers to: protect their head, recognize

hazardous areas, wear head protection properly, inspect and clean their head protection.

Length: 16 minutes

Page 73

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Dealing with Aggressive Behavior

The objectives of the video are: to help understand triggers of hostile and aggressive behaviour; learn two

important options in dealing with the behaviour; and help choose an appropriate option when confronted by this

behaviour.

The video offers 3 scenarios – service center, health clinic hospital, and construction site – in applying its

L.A.S.S.I.E system to deal with hostile and aggressive behaviour. L.A.S.S.I.E stands for: Listen, Acknowledge,

Separate, Sit down, Indicate (options), Encourage to try.

Length: 16 minutes

(431)

Dog Bite Prevention

A 10 minute training videotape for meter readers, delivery personnel, and others who may encounter

expressions of territorial aggression because they enter yards in the course of their work.

Length: 10 minutes

(432)

Dog Bite Prevention

Prevention through understanding is the focus of this video. It explains how to recognize and handle dangerous

dogs and how not to become a statistic. Highly-skilled dog trainers demonstrate what to do if threatened by an

aggressive dog.

"Dog Bite Prevention" is recommended viewing for postal workers, delivery people, utility employees, sales

people, and anyone who has occasion to make home visits.

The video is also important for dog owners, since most unreported dog bites occur within the home--to dog

owners and their families.

Length: 15 minutes

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Effective People Skills: Determining the Right Response to Conflict

The video offers four types/causes of conflict and the strategies that may be used to turn conflict into productive

situations. All scenarios take place in an office setting.

Types of conflict dealt with are: covert passive-aggressive; covert passive; overt aggressive; and overt

assertive.

Length: 10 minutes

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Hidden Hazards

Covers the hazards associated with welding and respiratory protection for welders. The health effects caused by

dust, fumes, and gases are outlined as well as prevention techniques including proper respirators.

Length: 9 minutes

(433)

Lost Youth : Four stories of Injured Young Workers

Michael, Jennifer, John, and Nick all speak of losing their youth after suffering serious workplace accidents.

Through dramatic recreations of these accidents and one-on-one discussions with the young people and their

parents, "Lost Youth" tells four stories of lives forever altered.

All were still in their teens when they were injured on the job. None were properly trained to deal with hazards

and risks at their workplaces. Michael wears a prosthetic after his leg was crushed by sawmill machinery,

Jennifer lost three fingers in a pizza dough maker, and John and Nick had their backs broken in forklift

accidents. Their lives will never be the same.

In emotional interviews, their parents speak of the need for all - parents, employers, works, and the community -

to make sure young people know how to be safe on the job. (2003)

Length: 17 minutes

(024)

Personal Protective Equipment

This is a live-action video training program designed to explain to employees the personal protective equipment

that may be required on the job. The program discusses eye and face, hearing, respirator, head, hand, foot and

fall protection. Protective clothing and the importance of maintaining personal protective equipment.

Length: 9 minutes

(118)

Personal Protective Equipment

Covers basic personal protective equipment including head, eye and face, hearing, respiratory, foot, hand, and

fall protection. This video also applies to exploration and well drilling.

Length: 24 minutes

(338)

Personal Protective Equipment

This program is designed for all personnel who are required to wear personal protective equipment. It is a

general program suitable for induction or to reinforce the need to wear items of personal protection. This video

examines in detail: eye and face protection; head protection; respiratory protection; hearing protection and

protective clothing.

Length: 17 minutes

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Personal Protective Equipment - Off The Job

No description available

Length: 10 minutes

(357)

Personal Protective Equipment - On The Job

No description available

Length: 13 minutes

(355)

Personal Security - On The Job

No description available

Length: 10 minutes

(463)

Raising Awareness of Violence in the Workplace: The Trouble with Trouble

Six Safety Associations in Ontario provide an overview of various types of violent incidents in the workplace and

their possible cause. The video follows one person in his workday, from traveling to work through the lunch

hour and after work, and the various incidents of violence or harassment he encounters. The various vignettes

are meant to give an overview of the nature of the problem, the steps that can be taken to address it, and the

resources available to assist employers and workers. Definitions may not coincide with legislation in your

jurisdiction.

Length: 20 minutes

(471

CDROM)

Robbery Deterrence

CD-ROM. The program features actual store scenarios with appropriate employee responses to challenging

situations, with analysis and explanations of proper and improper employee behaviour. Includes chapter quizzes

and a mastery test to gauge viewer’s retention.

(179)

Using Personal Protective Equipment

Provides a detailed review of the personal protective equipment available to workers, how and why each is

used, plus the foreman's responsibility.

Length: 24 minutes

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Violence in the Workplace

No description available

Length: 10 minutes

(409)

Violence in the Workplace: An Employer's Guide to Prevention

No description available

Length: 21 minutes

(418)

Violence : Keeping it Out of the Workplace

No description available

Length: 12 minutes

(437)

Working in Bear Country

This video is the consensus opinion of leading experts on working safely in grizzly and black bear country.

Reduce human injury and property damage from bears through this guide to:

- Field safety including employee responsibilities and helicopter support

- Camp safety including location and design and attractant management

- Bear detection systems

- Bear deterrents

- Firearms

- Bear response planning

Length: 22 minutes

(460 DVD) Workplace Violence

DVD. The video shows employees how to recognize warning signs of possible violent behaviour, as well as how

to avoid or defuse potentially dangerous situations.

The areas covered by the video are: Nature of workplace violence; underlying causes; warning signs;

aggressive behaviour; threats and verbal abuse; sexual harassment; physical assaults; armed assailants;

fostering a positive workplace environment.

Length: 14 minutes

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Workplace Violence : Recognizing and Defusing Aggressive Behavior

No description available

Length: 26 minutes

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PREVENTION

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Avoiding Slips, Trips, and Falls

The causes of slips, trips and falls are dramatized. Factors including gravity, friction, and momentum are

examined. Understanding potential health effects of such mishaps reveals the importance of taking precautions.

The role of safety shoes and proper ladder usage are demonstrated.

Length: 12 minutes

(069)

The Countdown

Frank Inglewood is injured when he and another employee fail to follow the established LOCK, TAG AND TRY

procedure. Safety is often the result of a series of actions of many people. TAKE TWO and remember that

safety is everyone's responsibility.

Length: 9 minutes

(348)

Due Diligence

Based on a workshop for senior management presented at Ryerson Technical University.

Length: 75 minutes

(423)

Job Safety Analysis

The aim of a job safety analysis (JSA) is to document how a particular job should be done safely. Subjects

covered in the program include: How a JSA is performed, how to break down a job into basic steps, hazard

identification, hazard assessment, hazard control. The program also contains a practical example of how a JSA

is conducted.

Length: 15 minutes

(071)

Make Pounds... But Safely

Foreman Wayne Kirk, in his haste to MAKE POUNDS, fails to follow safe procedures. As a result, a fellow

employee is injured. Safe production produces the most in the long run. TAKE TWO and maintain a balance

between production and safety.

Length: 9 minutes

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Making Do...Won't Do

Pat O'Connor tries to disconnect a hydraulic line without the proper wrench and injures himself. TAKE TWO and

find the correct tools and equipment for the specific job... and reduce injuries.

Length: 9 minutes

(062)

A Matter of Habit

Working safely or unsafely can become a habit, as Bill Barnes discovers when he forgets to tie off a ladder and

falls. We need a new, beneficial habit - TAKE TWO.

Length: 8 minutes

(063)

The NO MAN

Jim Norton is a typical no man who ignores safety rules - until he directs an oil tanker into a nitric acid area.

TAKE TWO can help the no man develop a positive attitude toward safety.

Length: 9 minutes

(065)

Over and Over Again

John Erickson fails to use the proper protective gloves and burns his hands. Repetitious, monotonous jobs often

lead us into a false sense of security. TAKE TWO reminds us that each task must be thought through and not

performed automatically.

Length: 9 minutes

(449 DVD) Pro-active Safety Attitudes: Looking Out for Number One

DVD. This DVD takes a unique look at safety and safety training. It underscores the importance of safety

equipment and safety habits and demands that all employees take responsibility for safety. It covers prevention

and protection, reenactments of real-life accidents motivate workers to take precautions, and interviews with

actual workers.

Length: 15 minutes

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Safety On The Job: Accident Causes & Prevention

Employee staff and supervisors are shown the behaviours that signal safety hazards. Among the things to look

for in others as well as in themselves are: lack of attention and concentration, tenseness, irritability, conflict with

fellow workers, and health problems. Supervisors are taught to be alert and sensitive to staff problems with the

goal of preventing accidents. Staff is taught to seek help to deal with personal problems. The program notes

that employee assistance programs may be available to help overcome risk-producing problems, and urges

open communication as a means of preventing accidents.

Length: 16 minutes

(184)

Slips, Trips, & Falls

Along with manual handling, slips, trips and falls are the cause of a majority of accidents and injuries in the

workplace. This video covers everything from the ground up...leaks on floors, objects such as books and

briefcases, slippery surfaces through to filing cabinets and reaching too far, taking short cuts and general good

housekeeping practices.

Length: 11 minutes

(364)

So It Won't Happen Again

No description available

(072)

Take Two When You're Through

Bob Jones gets an idea about using splash guards while catching hot tar samples, but doesn't write it down.

Later, his friend is burned while catching a sample. After a job, TAKE TWO to write out ideas about how the job

can be performed more safely.

Length: 10 minutes

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RESPIRATORS

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3M Fit Training

This video has a training introduction followed by a sequence of short demonstrations on each type of respirator

and its use.

Length: 34 minutes

(165)

Evaluating the Options - Respiratory Protection

No description available

Length: 30 minutes

(166)

Four Elements of Respiratory Protection

This tape provides the viewer with an understanding of respiratory hazards, the importance of identifying types

of contaminants, how to select an appropriate respirator and the importance of training on the proper use and

care of respirators.

Length: 11 minutes

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Respiratory Safety

This program looks at the function of respirators, the situations where they are used as well as the types and the

factors governing their use. Fit testing is examined in detail. Common problems and necessary precautions are

also covered.

Length: 16 minutes

(224)

Respiratory Safety

This program shows how the respiratory system works. The causes and effects of respiratory hazards, and

ensuing problems, are demonstrated. Safety practices and equipment are illustrated.

Length: 11 minutes

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Something In The Air

To ensure you are getting all the protection you need, you should know the correct respirator to wear for your

particular job, how to put it on and operate the equipment properly, how to perform the field tests to make sure

you have a good facial seal, when the equipment needs maintenance or repair, such as clean filters or new

parts. But most of all you must be aware that it's your responsibility to wear the respirator assigned to you

every time you are in a hazardous location.

Length: 15 minutes

(177)

Using Respiratory Protection

Provides detailed instruction on wearing, testing, inspecting and maintaining respirators and other industrial self-

contained breathing apparatus.

Length: 30 minutes

Page 83

RIGGING SAFETY

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Moving Heavy Equipment

Details recognized practices for moving heavy equipment, the potential danger areas, and safe rigging

practices.

* This video also applies to mining.

Length: 24 minutes

(284)

Over The Edge

This tape illustrates the use of a bosun's chair and rappelling device in training sessions between a seasoned

window cleaner and a young trainee. The unforgiving nature of the equipment is emphasized. Proper rigging

techniques; equipment inspection, fall-arrest systems, and adequate anchorage for lifeline tiebacks are also

emphasized.

Length: 14 minutes

(202)

Selection and Care of Rigging Equipment

1990 - This program introduces slings and hardware commonly used for overhead lifting in industrial situations.

It covers characteristics of the equipment, special use considerations, and proper care and handling to protect

the equipment from damage.

Length: 15 minutes

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SAFETY AWARENESS AND INSPECTION

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Artsafe - First Steps

This video is designed to raise awareness of health and safety issues in the visual arts and art conservation. It

shows how educators and professional artists find and implement information to make their classroom and

workplace as safe as possible without compromising their art.

Length: 17 minutes

(176)

Avoiding Safety Hazards

Shows a supervisor how to recognize potentially hazardous conditions. Specific examples are given to assist

the foreman with recognizing behaviour which would eliminate hazards to workers.

Length: 23 minutes

(403)

Beachline Safety : A Guide to Safe Work Practices

Introduces beach crews to safe work practices.

Length: 28 minutes

(215)

Bomb Threat Strategy

Bomb threats are designed to strike at the heart of your organization to disrupt the normal flow of business and

to create an atmosphere of anxiety and panic. Preventative measures, what to look for, search procedures,

assessing the threat, the telephone call, when to evacuate, and the correct evacuation procedures are the key

points covered in this video.

Length: 15 minutes

(415)

Dying to Work

W-Five examines the perils of teen labour. The most high-profile case that of 18-year-old David Ellis, killed on

his second day on the job at a Toronto-area bakery. He died while taking cookie dough from a mixer that

suddenly turned on. The program follows Ellis' father as he campaigns for tougher safety rules and tries to

make teenagers aware of the risks they can face.

Length: 19 minutes

Page 85

(370)

Job Safety Analysis

No description available

Length: 10 minutes

(098)

Maintenance Field Work Practices

This video shows how to recognize safe field work practices and the various pieces of equipment encountered.

Length: 31 minutes

(461 DVD) Safety Audits

DVD. The video reminds employers and employees about the goals of Safety Audits and how all workers should

become involved. Deals with such areas as: definition of safety audit; workplace analysis; administrative and

engineering controls; ppe; equipment maintenance; emergency response; safety and health training and

regulator compliance; accident investigation; and a safety self-assessment.

Length: 15 minutes

(300)

Safety Awareness

This video has been designed for all personnel. It can be used as a general safety training program and can be

also utilized as an induction program for new personnel to introduce safety concepts.

Length: 21 minutes

(134)

Sell Safety

Explains why supervisors have to sell their workmen on the necessity of safe work habits. Tape stresses that to

be successful, the supervisor must create the desire in the workman to be safe; outlines negative, possibly fatal,

results of his working unsafely; and points out the importance of his safety to not only himself but to his family.

Length: 10 minutes

Page 86

SUPERVISORS/EMPLOYEES

(287)

The Human Touch Performance Appraisal

By providing the "how-to" step-by-step elements of a successful performance appraisal, this video will give your

managers the tools they need to conduct less stressful and more productive employee appraisals. It will help

your managers understand that the performance appraisal doesn't begin and end in the interview. It's an on-

going process. Everyone benefits from the "human-touch" approach!

Length: 30 minutes

(310)

Look Around: You Have Rights

The video stresses that the young or new worker must understand their right and responsibilities, that workplace

policies and correct work procedures must be known and followed that wearing appropriate personal protective

equipment is essential and that the reporting of all incidents and hazards will lead to a safer workplace for

everyone. Not knowing could result in tragedy.

Length: 29 minutes

(306)

On The Right Track

It's up to each employee to work safely. That's their responsibility. At the same time an employer must ensure

the work environment is as risk free as possible, and provide all the help and equipment needed for employee

safety. This video helps the new employee to be aware of the hazards found in some jobs, so that accidents can

be prevented. Topics covered include: fire prevention, WHMIS, proper lifting techniques, and electrical safety.

Length: 9 minutes

Page 87

TOOLS: HAND AND POWER

(081)

Hand Tools

For safety’s sake keep tools sharp and clean. Shows the correct usage of common hand tools and safe sheet

metal, forge and welding practices.

Length: 12 minutes

(374)

Pneumatic Fastening Tools

No description available

(375)

Power Actuated Fastening Tools

No description available

(082)

Power Tools

Emphasizes that the operator does the thinking - not the machine. Shows precautionary measures to take when

working with power tools commonly used in the shop. Demonstrates standard safety practices.

Length: 13 minutes

(228)

Using Hand & Power Tools

Highlights include spotting potential hazards before accidents occur, using common hand and power tools, tool

maintenance and using appropriate protective equipment.

Length: 16 minutes

Page 88

TRENCHING SAFETY

(380)

Introduction To Trenching Hazards

No description available

Length: 27 minutes

(360)

Trenching and Shoring

No description available

(272)

Underground Safety - Jobsite Hazards

Covers keeping the worksite free of debris, working around underground utilities and overhead lines, safety in

traffic zones.

Length: 10 minutes

Page 89

UNDERGROUND MINING

(143)

Assume Nothing: Accident Investigation in Coal Mines

When a roof fall injures one of their miners, the company accident investigation team sets out to learn what

caused the mishap. The team members conduct a thorough on-the-site investigation to gather evidence; they

interview the victim and other eyewitnesses; they collect, compile and evaluate the facts; and prepare accident

reports with recommendations to prevent similar accidents.

Length: 21 minutes

(139)

Breathe & Live: Ventilation in Metal & Nonmetal Mines

Tape shows why the mine ventilation system is the underground miner's personal lifeline. Components of mine

ventilation systems are shown - including main and booster fans, air curtains, ventilation tubes, doors, and

regulators - and the importance of good maintenance is emphasized. The film dramatically recreates several

fatal accidents that were caused by contaminated air, inadequate ventilation, or failure to warn workmen away

from unventilated DEAD END zones. The importance of frequent safety checks with instruments that measure

the quality and quantity of ventilating air - a responsibility of mine management - is also emphasized.

Length: 21 minutes

(140)

Cabs and Canopies for Your Safety

A tape that points out the need for cabs and canopies on underground mining equipment to protect miners from

falls of roofs and ribs. Scenes taken after three actual roof fall accidents in which fallen coal and rock covered

the mining equipment show that, in each case, the operator escaped unharmed because of the protective

canopy on his machine. In-the-mine interviews of the operators involved in these near-fatal accidents are

presented, where the men relate what happened, and why they are convinced that the canopies saved their

lives.

Length: 10 minutes

(153)

Conveyor Safety

Introduces basic hazards found around conveyor belts. Stresses accident prevention.

Length: 16 minutes

Page 90

(128)

Fighting Coal Mine Fires

The nature of fire, its uses and controls are explained; the FIRE TRIANGLE is used to illustrate the basic

elements or conditions necessary for combustion; various classes of fires: A, B, and C are shown: and the

proper use of recommended fire extinguishers is demonstrated - both for surface and underground mine fires.

The foam plug is also demonstrated extinguishing an underground coal mine fire.

Length: 31 minutes

(288)

Heavy Rock

No description available

Length: 23 minutes

(144)

In Search of the Facts: Accident Investigation in Metal & Nonmetal Mining Operations

In the tape, a fatal front-end loader accident at an open-pit operation prompts a company investigative team to

conduct such an investigation. They gather evidence - collect facts, interview eyewitnesses, check records -

then objectively evaluate the compiled information and make recommendations that will prevent such accidents

from recurring.

Length: 26 minutes

Page 91

WELDING, GRINDING AND CUTTING

(127)

Don't Push Your Luck

This tape points out necessity of wearing eye protection. It depicts a man grinding without the use of eye

protection, the eye accident which occurs while grinding, the vivid eye operation, and the loss of sight in both

eyes.

Length: 12 minutes

(235)

Oxyfuel Gas Cutting

Covers: torch, regulator and cylinder maintenance; proper safety equipment; hook-up procedures; ventilation;

and preventing spark and spatter.

Length: 13 minutes

(252)

Safe & Effective Grinding

This video reviews the safe use of grinders, the safety features, pre-use inspection, selection and inspection of

abrasive wheels, personal safety, and dressing the wheels.

Length: 18 minutes

(234)

Securing the Work Zone

Covers: oxyfuel and electric-arc welding; securing the 360 degree zone; health hazards; proper ventilation;

clothing and gear; and fire watch.

Length: 16 minutes

(376)

Tig Welding

No description available

Page 92

WHMIS/HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

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Introducing WHMIS

The primary purpose of this video is to provide general information about the basic elements comprising

WHMIS. It was not intended to be used as a training audio-visual aid in the workplace, as it is highly technical

and provides a great deal of information related to legislated supplier or employer requirements. For this reason

it is designed for presentation to regulatory staff, persons involved extensively in occupational safety and health,

interested industry and labour groups, professional groups, etc.

Length: 30 minutes

(422)

WHMIS

This program covers the following areas:

Classes of controlled products:

- Labeling

- Material Safety Data Sheets

- How hazardous materials can hurt us

Length: 15 minutes

(057)

WHMIS Right to Know

Tape #2 - Right to Know

Module 1 - Class A

Module 3 - Class C

Module 2 - Class B

Module 4 - Class F

This video introduces you to WHMIS hazard classes A, B, C and F. They explain what hazardous products are,

how they can harm you and how to handle them safely.

Length: 35 minutes

(058)

WHMIS Right to Know

Tape #3 - Right to Know

Module 1 - Class D1

Module 3 - Class D3

Module 2 - Class D2

Module 4 - Class E

This video introduces you to WHMIS hazard classes D and E. They explain what hazardous products are, how

they harm you and how to handle them safely.

Length: 40 minutes

Page 93

(056)

WHMIS Right to Know

Tape #1 - Right to Know

Module 1 - Overview of Hazardous Materials Module 2 - Material Safety Data Sheets

This video helps you understand the nature of hazardous substances and the best ways to work with them

safely. Material Safety Data Sheets are explained in detail.

Length: 15 minutes

(299a)

The Winning Label: A Simplified Introduction to WHMIS

This video is a training package intended to be used as a general introduction to the basic features of WHMIS.

It is aimed specifically at workers who speak English as a second language or workers who have low literacy

skills. The detailed presenter's package, including guidance on how to present the information, is available

upon request. Trainers who have minimal experience in instructing employees with limited English language

proficiency should find the package particularly useful.

Page 94

TITLE INDEX

3M Fit Training

About AIDS

Accident Investigation

Agricultural lockout

Air Purifying Respirators: Information to Know

Air Sampling

The Air We Breath in Industrial Environments

All the Right Moves: Ergonomics in the

Workplace

Anchorages Make the Connection

Anthrax Awareness

Anthropometry: Is It Going to Fit Your Workplace?

Applying Basic Ergonomics to Materials Handling

Artsafe - First Steps

As It Should Be Done

Asbestos Abatement

Asbestos in Buildings

Asbestos: Small Scale, Short Duration

Asbestos: Understanding the Hazard

Assume Nothing: Accident Investigation in Coal Mines

Avoiding Safety Hazards

Avoiding Slips, Trips, and Falls

Back at work

Back Care & Safety

Back Injury Prevention

Back Injury Prevention Through Ergonomics

Back Safety for Material Handlers

The Bad Back Video

Basic Practices

Basic Safety in Forestry Operations

Beachline Safety: A Guide to Safe Work Practices

The Bead Seater

Page 95

Behind The Mast: Lift Truck Operation Unit IV

Behind The Mast: Loads & Their Effects Unit I

Behind The Mast: Maintaining Control Unit II

Behind The Mast: The Professional Operator Unit III

Being Your Best

Bend Your Knees

Bend Your Knees Review

Biological Hazards

Bomb Threat Strategy

A Breath of Fresh Air: Improving Air Quality

in Your Office

Breathe & Live: Ventilation in Metal & Nonmetal Mines

Bullying - Who Wins? (Industrial Version)

Cabs and Canopies for Your Safety

Carcinogens, Mutagens & Teratogens

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Key Method of Prevention

Centrifugation Hazards

Chain Saw Safety

Chainsaw Maintenance & Safety

Chemical Storage Hazards

Chemicals and Pregnancy: Giving Your Baby

The Right Start

Chemicals Under Control

Chlorine Safety

Computer Fitness - How to Work Comfortably,

Productively & Safely

Confined Space Atmospheric Testing

(Canadian version)

Confined Space Case Histories

Confined space entry: Investigation

Confined Space Hotwork

Confined Space Non-Entry Rescue

(Canadian version)

Confined Space Rescue (Canadian version)

Confined Space Ventilation (Canadian version)

Confined Spaces

Page 96

Conflict Communication Skills

Congratulations, You Made it Through Another Vacation

Controlling Alcohol and Drug Abuse in the Workplace

Controlling Exposure to Toxic Substances

Controlling Lead Exposure For Stained

Glass Professionals & Hobbyists

Conveyor Safety

Corrosives and Irritants

The Countdown

Country Commuters: Farm Machinery on the Road

Critical Areas Sawmill Safety

Danger Zone: Stress

Danger Zone: Your Back

Danger Zone: Your Hands

Danger Zone: Your Head

Dealing with Aggressive Behavior

Dealing with Chemical Safety

Dealing with Manual Handling

Defusing Hostility

The Development of Ergonomics

Dog Bite Prevention

Don't Hide an Injury

Don't Push Your Luck

Drive Alive

Drive to Survive: Dedicated to Improving Public

Safety on our Roadways

Driving - Risks and Responsibilities

Drugs & Alcohol in the Workplace

Due Diligence

Due Diligence: What does it mean to you?

Dying to Work

Effective People Skills: Determining the Right

Response to Conflict

Electrical Installations

Electrical Lock-out Procedures

Page 97

Electrical Safety in the Workplace

Electricity: the Unseen Danger

Electro-Juice

Entanglement "It's Not Worth the Cost"

Environmental Illness: Bad Chemistry

Equipment and Machine Guarding

Ergonomics at Work

Ergonomics in health care: a fitting solution

Ergonomics off the Job

Ergonomics: The Practical Approach

Evaluating the Options - Respiratory Protection

The Evaluation of Visual Display Terminals

Every Twelve Seconds

Excellence in Safety

Eye Care & Safety

Eye Safety

Facts on Backs

Family Fire Safety

Fighting Coal Mine Fires

Fire Awareness

Fire Prevention

Fire Safe: The Right Combination

Fire & Spill Procedures for Pesticide Vendors

Flammables, Combustibles & Explosives

Foot Safety

Forestry Ergonomics

Forklift Pre-start Inspection and Safety Checks

A Formula for Effective Risk Management

Four Elements of Respiratory Protection

Getting Things Done - Vol. 1

Glassware Washing Hazards

The Great Outdoor Summer Groundskeeping Video

The Great Outdoor Winter Groundskeeping Video

Guiding the New Employee to Safety

Page 98

Hand Safety

Hand Tools

Handling Hazardous Chemicals Safely

Hazard Alert: The Junkyard/Grave Remarks

Hazard Recognition and Control

Hazardous Materials

Hazardous Materials off the Job

Hazardous Materials on the Job

Head Protection

Health Matters At Work

Hearing Conservation

Heat Stress

Heavy Rock

HEPA Vacuum Cleaners for Asbestos Clean-up

(Automotive Brakes)

Hidden Hazards

Home Ergonomics

Horsepower

Housekeeping: It Ain't Like the Movies

The Human Touch Performance Appraisal

Identifying Fire Hazards

Improving Your Safety Meetings

In Search of the Facts: Accident Investigation in Metal

& Nonmetal Mining Operations

Inside maneuvers: Confined space entry - Entrée

en espace clos: Manœuvres internes

Inspection, Care and Storage of Slings

Introducing WHMIS

Introduction to Forklift Trucks

Introduction to Trenching Hazards

It All Adds Up - Cumulative Trauma

Job Safety Analysis

Job Safety Analysis: Proactive Planning

John Deere Safety Program

Page 99

Kitchen Fire Safety

Kitchen Knives: Safety & Efficient Use

Kitchen Safety...It's Up To You!

Kitchen Safety: Preventing Cuts and Strains

Kitchen Safety: Preventing Falls

Kitchen Safety: Preventing Machine Injuries

L'ergonomie dan les soins de santé: une

Solution adaptée

Lab Ventilation

Ladder Safety off the Job

Ladder Safety on the Job

Ladder Safety Training

Ladders

Laundry Room Safety

Lockout Procedure

Lockout/Tagout - Controlling the Beast

Lockout/Tagout - Of Energy Sources

A Logging Safety Program

Look Around: You Have Rights

Lost Youth: Four stories of injured young workers

Machine Hazard Awareness

Maintaining Asbestos Covered Pipes & Surfaces

Maintenance Field Work Practices

Make Pounds... But Safely

Making Do...Won't Do

Making Farms Safe for Kids

Making Light of Lifting

The Making of JSA: Job Safety Analysis

Man the Fallible Machine

Managing Cumulative Trauma

Managing Ergonomics in the Workplace

Managing Safety Yourself

Manual Handling

Mastering Job Safety Analysis

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100

A Matter of Habit

Mechanical Lifting Devices

Meeting the Challenge

Mills and Concentrators

Minimizing Back Strain on the Job

Mobile Cranes

Moving a Patient from Bed to Chair

Moving a Patient from Bed to Trolley

Moving a Patient in Bed

Moving Heavy Equipment

No Exceptions

The NO MAN

Noise and Hearing Conservation

Office Ergonomics: It's Your Move

Office Safety: It's a Jungle in There

On The Right Track

Over and Over Again

Over The Edge

Oxyfuel Gas Cutting

Patient Falls: Panic or Prevention

Personal Protection against Infection

Personal Protective Equipment

Personal Protective Equipment - Off the Job

Personal Protective Equipment - On the Job

Personal Security - On the Job

Pesticide Safety in the Greenhouse

Pesticide Vendor Storage & Display

Picture Perfect Vacation

Pneumatic Fastening Tools

Posture and Fatigue

Power Actuated Fastening Tools

Power Tools

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101

Practicing Safety: How to Conduct Effective

Emergency Drills on Fishing Vessels

Prevent That Pain

The Prevention of Repetitive Strain Hand Injuries

Preventive Maintenance for Forklift Trucks

Pro-active Safety Attitudes: Looking Out for

Number One

Protecting Your Feet

Protection personelle contre les infections

Protective Clothing & Equipment for Pesticide Use

Questions and Answers (Q&A)

Radio Controlled Crane Safety

Raising Awareness of Violence in the Workplace:

The Trouble with Trouble

Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Hazards

Training Course

Respiratory Safety

Rim and Wheel Safety

Risk Management Today

Robbery Deterrence

Robotics

Rudy: Safety Takes Courage

Safe & Effective Grinding

Safe Forklift Operation

Safe Handling of Gases

Safe Lifting and Carrying in Agriculture

Safe Operation of Chain Saws

Safe Tractor Operation for New and Experienced

Tractor Operators

Safety and Forklifts

Safety and Use of Air Compressors

Safety Audits

Safety Awareness

Safety Demonstration on Jointer

Safety Demonstration on Radial Saw

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Safety Demonstration on Single Surface Planer

Safety Demonstration on the Band Saw

Safety Demonstration on Wood Lathe

Safety Demonstration on Wood Shaper-1

Safety Demonstration on Wood Shaper-2

Safety Elements in Laboratory Practice

Safety: Everyone's Responsibility

Safety Gear: Foot Protection

Safety Illustrated

Safety Is No Accident

Safety on the Job: Accident Causes & Prevention

Safety on the Job: Manual Load Handling

in the Warehouse

Safety on the Move: Truck Haulage Safety

Scaffolds

Seating for Everybody

Securing the Work Zone

Selection and Care of Rigging Equipment

Sell Safety

Shop Practices

Slips & Falls: More Than a Trivial Affair

Slips, Trips, and Falls - Off the Job

Slips, Trips, & Falls

Small Sawmill Safety

Smart Moves - For a Healthy Back

So It Won't Happen Again

Something in the Air

The Sun and Skin Cancer

Supervising Safety: You Make the Difference

Take Two When You're Through

Taking Responsibility: The Occupational Health

and Safety Act of Nova Scotia

Talking Of Safety

Threads of Life: a Journey Together

Tig Welding

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103

Too Close for Comfort: Near Miss Reporting

and Investigation

Toxicology

Toxins and Poisons

Traumatic Hand Injury Prevention & Stereotyping

Trenching and Shoring

Underground Safety - Jobsite Hazards

Understanding Hazards and Risks

Understanding Industrial Hygiene

Understanding Your Safety Responsibility

Universal Precautions: Specimen Handling

& Laboratory Testing

The Urgency of the Problem

Using Hand & Power Tools

Using Personal Protective Equipment

Using Respiratory Protection

VDT: The Human Connection

Ventilation

Violence in the Workplace

Violence in the Workplace: An Employer's

Guide to Prevention

Violence: Keeping it Out of the Workplace

The What-if Game

WHMIS

WHMIS Right to Know #1

WHMIS Right to Know #2

WHMIS Right to Know #3

Who's to Blame?

Why Take Two

The Winning Label: A Simplified Introduction

to WHMIS

Winter Driving Safety

Winter Driving Techniques

Woods Truckin' Safety - No Boss on Your Back

Workcare: Occupational Health & Safety

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Working in Bear Country

Working Safely at Heights, Belledune

Working Together Works

Workplace Housekeeping

Workplace Violence

Workplace Violence: Recognizing and Defusing

Aggressive Behavior

Your Body is Only Human

Your Part in Safe Chemical Storage