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Personal Protective Equipment
#274
FOOT SAFETY — This video program gives thorough coverage to foot injuries which can result from falling objects (to include spilled liquids), temperature extremes, and sharp objects. In viewing this program, employees should be 1)made aware of potential foot hazards, 2) be able to follow proper procedures to avoid foot injuries due to slips, cuts, etc., and 3) be able to select the proper footwear available for many different exposures. (13 Minutes)
#445
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION — This video reviews what respirators protect you from and the importance of the correct respirator for the job. The role of the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) and information on them are reviewed. Various types of respirators (negative, positive, and self-contained breathing apparatus) are covered. Also reviewed are correct wearing procedures, including inspection, positioning and how to perform positive and negative checks. (6:52 Minutes)
#448
INTRODUCTION TO HEARING PROTECTION — A review of ear function and how noise can hurt you. It shows how your hearing is damaged and how hearing loss affects other parts of the body. How to protect yourself is reviewed through proper use of hearing protection, different types of protection, and what Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) means. A brief review of what OSHA requires and off-the-job safety is also emphasized. (6:21 Minutes)
#449
FALL ARREST SYSTEMS — This video demonstrates a basic review of Personal Fall Arrest (PFA) systems. It begins with 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 brief review of self-retracting lifelines 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)
#453
HEARING PROTECTION: HLP & PPE — This video emphasizes that noise induced hearing loss is permanent but preventable. It reviews the OSHA regulations and defines what employers are required to do. This includes providing hearing protection, training, establishing baseline audiograms, and performing annual audiograms. The video explains what an audiogram tells you and also how it is compared to the baseline audiogram. The three types of PPE are defined: 1) ear plugs, 2) canal caps, and 3) ear muffs. How to wear and check for proper installation is covered, as well as the care and maintenance for all types of protection. (10:46 Minutes)
Special Note: This video references #448 “Introduction to Hearing Protection” in its content.
#457
HAND PROTECTION — This video reviews the appropriate use of gloves. The different exposures and types of gloves to prevent the particular exposure are covered including 1) chemicals — latex, rubber, neoprene, nitrile, 2) heat and sparks — leather, 3) cuts and lacerations — stainless steel mesh, Kevlar, rubber and leather, 4) electrical and, 5) general work gloves — cotton. The video ends with a general review of basic safety rules. (6:44 Minutes)
#468
RESPIRATOR MAINTENANCE — Just wearing respirators is not enough. Respirators need to be maintained to protect you from the airborne hazards for which they were designed. A regimen of routine inspections need to be performed including visual checks and negative and positive air checks. Cleaning with soap, water and a disinfectant are covered. Emphasis is placed on proper storage and repair when necessary. (6:12 Minutes)
#470
HAZARDOUS WASTE AWARENESS — Knowing how to properly handle and store chemicals can make your workplace a safer place. This video first identifies what waste is considered hazardous: ignitable, corrosive, reactive and toxic. Use of personal protective equipment, reducing the amount of waste generated, proper storage and separation of incompatible wastes are reviewed. (6:01 Minutes)
#473
FOOT PROTECTION — A segment of the “Protection Connection” show looks at foot protection. Foot hazards are demonstrated including those from falling objects, sharp, rolling and electrical. The video features examples of shoes with toe guards, puncture resistant soles, metatarsal guards, chemical resistant, electrical hazard - Type I and II, slip resistant, high ankle and insulated for warmth. An explanation of the markings inside the shoes is given. (7:53 Minutes)
#479
WELDING AND CUTTING — Heat, blinding light, shock, burns and noxious fumes are all hazards of welding. Use of proper personal protective equipment, including goggles, lenses on welding helmets, gloves, clothing, and personal hygiene are reviewed. What precautions to take when you are away from a designated welding area are discussed. The use of hot work permits, fire hazards and welding screens, fire watch personnel and welding ergonomics are also highlighted. (8:28 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 discussed include railings, nets, covers, and cages. The reason why guardrails must be over 42 inches is discussed. Next the video covers active fall protection systems including harnesses, lanyard lifelines and anchorage connectors. Anytime an employee has the potential to fall six feet or more, a fall protection system is required. Lastly, proper inspection and attachment of the anchor are discussed. (9:58 Minutes)
#516
HEAD PROTECTION — Different types of head gear provide different levels of protection. To be effective, head protection must resist penetration and distribute shock. This video discusses fiberglass helmets, suspension systems, and the three classes of helmets A, B and C. There is a brief discussion of bump caps. The video reviews how to properly inspect your helmet. (6:54 Minutes)
#526
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: PUT IT ON — “Alf” gets a job at the plant where “Jed Morton” works in this humorous episode of the Honeymooners. Morton gives Alf a brief overview of the different types of personal protective equipment. This includes head, hearing, eye, breathing, hand, foot, and body protection. This is a good general overview of different types of personal protective equipment. (9:56 Minutes)
#528
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: ELECTRICAL — This video reviews common electrical safety practices. A discussion of personal protective equipment for electrical safety including hardhats - Type A and B, eye protection, flash suits, flame retardant clothing, non-conductive footwear, rubber gloves, fault protection equipment, and non-conductive ladders is included. (10:02 Minutes)
#609
EQUIPPED FOR SAFETY: PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT — This program covers the basics of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) that may be required on the job. The video reviews different types of eye, hearing, respirator, head, hand, foot, fall and special clothing protection. This program provides an explanation of safety glasses with side shields, goggles, face shields and welding helmets. Two categories of hearing (muffs and plugs), respirator (air purifying and atmosphere supplying) and head protection (helmets and bump caps) are discussed. Choosing the correct glove for hand protection and steel toe and metatarsal guards on foot protection is covered. Fall protection devices and special protective clothing as well as maintenance, inspection, replacement, and proper storage of all PPE is emphasized. PPE is designed for one purpose - to protect you! (13:42 Minutes)
#624
THE COMPLETE LINE OF FOOTWEAR - A comical salesman described and displayed the different types of safety shoes available for different types of work-related activities. The tape also covers the ANSI Z41 standard and the OSHA standard regarding the use of protective footwear. (8:23 Minutes)
#689
CHOOSING THE CORRECT RESPIRATOR – How do you know which respirator to choose or when to wear one? This video discusses being aware of your working environment, common respiratory hazards, air monitoring, particulate contaminants, and two types of respiratory protection (air purifying and supplied air) in detail. The emphasis is that respirators are provided for your protection and safety. It is up to you to use them properly. (10:52 Minutes)
#690
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING – In this fashion show of protective equipment and clothing, the four levels of protective clothing as defined by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are reviewed. Each level is explained and examples of each are shown. Other topics covered include inspecting equipment before use, head protection, aprons, gloves, eye protection, foot protection and heat exhaustion. (12:12 Minutes)
#691
RESPIRATOR CARE AND USE – Your respirator can only protect you if it is properly selected, worn and cared for. Explained are protection factor, proper techniques for respirator selection, when to use air purifying respirators, qualitative vs. quantitative fit testing, how to properly don a mask, positive and negative pressure checks, care and maintenance, self-contained breathing apparatus, and understanding capabilities and limitations of different respirators. (9:10 Minutes)
#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. (12 Minutes)
#823
PPE DON'T START WORK WITHOUT IT — This DVD will teach your employees to wear the right PPE for each job – and use it correctly. It focuses on eye and face protection; hand and foot protection; hearing protection, basic PPE rules and head protection and how they can be used to protect the different parts of the body. (DVD FORMAT – 13 Minutes)
#850
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT – Personal protective equipment is a simple concept that, when put to effective use, can prevent numerous injuries to your employees. This program provides an informative overview of the various types of personal protective equipment, what types of protective equipment is appropriate in certain situations and how to correctly use each type of equipment. (DVD FORMAT – 10 Minutes)
#855
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION – This program is designed to provide your employees with the basics of respiratory protection. Revised to meet the new OSHA respiratory standard, the program alerts employees to the importance of protecting their respiratory systems and provides them with the helpful tips for maintaining and properly using respirators. Also included is a clear explanation of the requirements of the OSHA standard. (DVD FORMAT – 12 Minutes)
#857
EYE PROTECTION – There are many situations that can be potentially harmful to our eyes. Fortunately, it is a hazard that can easily be eliminated by wearing the proper type of eye protection. This training program will teach your employees how to protect their eyes from debilitating injury. They will learn what types of situations present danger to their eyes and the proper eye protection to use in each situation. (DVD FORMAT – 10 Minutes)
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