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Eye Safety
#237
SAFETY GEAR: EYE AND FACE PROTECTION — This video program will
alert employees to the hazards within their workplace that can cause injuries
to the eyes and face. It will discuss various types of eye and face protection
and how this protection should be used. Important safety rules regarding
the use of this protective equipment will be reviewed. (11 Minutes)
#252
OPEN YOUR EYES TO SAFETY — This video, which has been endorsed
by the National Society to Prevent Blindness, illustrates numerous examples
of eye protection that can be worn on the job, at home, and during recreational
activities. Many types of eye protection are illustrated depending on the
type of protection required. This program emphasizes the fact that, while
eye protection is extremely important on the job, it can also be just as
important at home. (7 Minutes)
#287
EYE SAFETY — This video program starts with the premise that when
the proper eye protection is used on the job, eye injuries drop by 90 percent.
The program provides three easy steps to eye safety which are extremely
easy to relate to and understand. The steps are: 1) selecting the
right type of eye protection, 2) wearing the eye protection, 3) keeping
the eye protection clean and fit for use. This video also interviews several
people who would have lost part of their eyesight had they not been wearing
eye protection on the job. (10 Minutes)
#290
EYE SAFETY — This video program covers the structure of the human
eye and how it performs its very important function. The four types of
eye injuries are explained in some detail with examples of each. Hazards
in the workplace which can result in eye injuries are addressed and examples
are given of each. Finally, the various control measures to include the
appropriate eye protection, warning signs, guards and shields are explained.
(9 Minutes)
#465
EYE PROTECTION — This video reviews the three reasons why eye
injuries occur: employees are not aware the danger exists, wearing the
wrong eyewear or not wearing any eye protection. The first step is to identify
the hazards. Wearing the proper protection for the job with examples of
primary and secondary protection and special discussion of welding helmets
is covered. Finally where to locate an eyewash in case of emergency and
how to get help are discussed. (6:01 Minutes)
#527
EYEWASH SHOWERS & STATIONS — Knowing what to do when an injury
occurs and how to operate and locate eyewash stations and showers is crucial.
ANSI has set minimum requirements for location and flushing capability
of these units. Testing and keeping covered with caps are reviewed. This
is a good refresher on the importance of eyewash stations and showers in
the workplace. (8:27 Minutes)
#560
IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE — According to Prevent Blindness America,
more than 1,000 people suffer eye injuries at work every day. Many of the
injuries could have been prevented by using proper protective eyewear.
Home Improvement star Richard Karn (Al Borlan) hosts this video which explains
ANSI and OSHA requirements for eyewear. Several real life scenarios are
also discussed by the actual injured people. (11 Minutes)
#724
EYE INJURIES — Injuries to the eye can happen in an instant. This Safety Shorts video graphically depicts injuries that can be suffered when proper eye protection is ignored. (5 Minutes)
#725
SLAG INJURIES TO THE EYE — When thrown into the eye, even the smallest particle can do great damage. Employees are reminded of the need for proper eye protection. (5 Minutes)
#726
FLASHBURN — Flashburn to the eye can result when ultraviolet rays emitted by an arc welder are absorbed into the eye's cornea. In this videotape, viewers are shown the damaging effects of flashburn, as well as methods to prevent such injuries from occurring. (5 Minutes)
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