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Slips, Trips and Falls
#245
FALL PREVENTION: IT’S NO ACCIDENT — This videotape covers ladder safety, protective equipment, scaffolding, housekeeping and safety shoes which are used in a construction environment. Also covered are three major techniques of fall protection: motion stopping systems, warning line systems and safety monitoring systems. (10 Minutes)
#286
SLIPS AND FALLS — This video emphasizes a safe attitude in the workplace. It also stresses action that should be taken to avoid slips and falls. It covers hazards ranging from house-keeping practices, the selection of proper footwear for the surroundings and ladder safety. It applies to both the manufacturing, as well as office environments. (10 Minutes)
#291
SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS — This program shows numerous examples in various workplace environments, including office and manufacturing. The topics covered include good housekeeping practices, proper use of ladders, wearing personal protective clothing and equipment and the need to avoid shortcuts. (11 Minutes)
#449
FALL ARREST SYSTEMS — This video demonstrates a review of Personal Fall Arrest (PFA) systems. An awareness of when to use fall protection systems and what OSHA requires. It covers the three parts of PFA’s: 1) anchors, 2) body harness and 3) lanyards. A review of self-retracting lifelines (SRL) is included. Overall emphasis is placed on using compatible systems, care and inspections, removal from service after shock condition and hands on training. (9 Minutes)
#492
SLIPS, TRIPS & FALLS — In this humorous video Congressman “Tim Becile” visits a plant to present a safety award. He decides to tour the plant and becomes a walking hazard. Through his examples, this video demonstrates the use of proper equipment to prevent falls and how to use warning signs for slip hazards. Cleanup of spills to prevent accidents, proper shoes and the use of non-skid stair treads are also discussed. Ongoing routine maintenance and proper lifting and carrying techniques are covered. (8:20 Minutes)
#502
FALL PROTECTION: THE BASICS — This humorous video visits the laboratory of Frank and Larry at “Tests-R-Us.” They review the purpose of fall protection, which is to prevent disastrous falls and limit the distance an employee can fall. Passive systems include railings, nets, covers and cages. Why guardrails must be over 42 inches is discussed. Active fall protection systems including harnesses, lanyard lifelines and anchorage connectors are covered. Anytime an employee has the potential to fall six feet or more, a fall protection system is required. Proper inspection and attachment of the anchor are discussed. (9:58 Minutes)
#530
WORK SURFACE SAFETY — The emphasis of this presentation is to constantly be aware of the work surfaces around you as others may alter them because they are working in the area. Safe practices should include keeping floors clean and dry, using warning signs, maintaining dry standing places, keeping aisleways clear, using handrails, keeping chains in place, covering floor openings and safety around elevated work surfaces. This is an excellent video that reviews safe practices, as well as OSHA requirements. (6:17 Minutes)
#707
A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS — Video may be considered a very brief opener for a safety meeting, particularly on the topic of slips, trips and falls. It contains no commentary or analysis. It is a dramatization of several accident cases involving the above causes, as being envisioned through the eyes of a safety manager or director. One of the three cases depicted is very graphic and may not be suitable for those with an aversion to blood. (5 minutes)
#708
A PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT — Video may be considered a very brief opener for a safety meeting, particularly on the topic of falls and/or fatalities. It contains no commentary or analysis. The video features four accident cases involving the above cause, as being envisioned through the eyes of a safety manager or director. Two of the four cases are very graphic and may not be suitable for those with an aversion to blood. [Similar to Videotape #707] (5 minutes)
#709
SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS: KEEPING A STEP AHEAD — This is a good general video emphasizing the total preventability of these types of accidents, which are the third-leading cause of workplace deaths. It explores the various causes, including conditions, and acts along with the solutions. It discusses surface conditions, footwear, obstacles, housekeeping, lighting, ladders and stairs, fall-protection equipment, and techniques for minimizing extent of injury. The video is a general overview of a number of areas, not an extensive examination of any one in particular. (13 minutes)
#745
SLIPPIN' AND TRIPPIN' — Injuries from slips and falls are the second-highest cause of workers’ compensation claim in the
#772
SAFELY ON YOUR FEET — This videotape stresses the importance of matching your footwear to the potential hazards of the job. It clearly illustrates the importance of safety features such as toe protection, traction and support. Many work environments and potential hazards are illustrated. VHS (12 Minutes)
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