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Electrical Safety

  
#241

  ELECTRICAL LOCKOUT/TAGOUT — Industrial plants should have documented
  lockout procedures to ensure that electrical equipment does not inadvertently
  become energized. This video will explain the principle of a safe lockout
  procedure. (24 Minutes)

  

  
#249

  MACHINE LOCKOUT: CONTROLLING HAZARDOUS ENERGY — This video program
  will help in establishing a lockout/tagout policy and procedure for controlling
  hazardous energy. This includes energy sources that are electrical, pneumatic,
  hydraulic and mechanical in nature. Techniques for physically locking out
  and tagging equipment are discussed. Also discussed is the reduction of
  stored energy, such as compressed air to zero. Verification of the lockout
  is addressed, and finally, the proper procedures to be used in removal of
  the lockout are discussed. (21 Minutes)

  

  
#261

  LOCKOUT/TAGOUT OF ENERGY SOURCES — This video program uses OSHA's
  guidelines in helping an employer establish a lockout/tagout procedure.
  It discusses when a lockout/tagout procedure should be used. Also covered
  in the videotape is the proper application controls as well as precautions
  that should be taken while performing work on equipment that has been locked
  out, and finally, procedures for removing the lockout/tagout. Also covered
  are special situations which may arise from outside contractors or temporarily
  reactivating equipment that is being worked on. This program does a nice
  job in applying OSHA’s standard on lockout/tagout to the workplace.
  (27 Minutes)

  

  
#304

  LOCKOUT FOR LIFE — This video program will provide dramatic reenactments
  of four actual incidents which occurred as the result of an improper lockout/tagout
  program. Covered in this videotape are operator maintenance briefings as
  well as various lockout procedures which can be employed in industry. This
  program will be of significant benefit to both new and experienced employees.
  It is a highly motivational program. (21 Minutes)

  

  
#324

  LOCKOUT/TAGOUT – WHEN EVERYONE KNOWS — This video program
  takes OSHA's energy source lockout/tagout standard and applies it to a
  real-life situation in a manufacturing plant. The program addresses all
  types of energy including electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, thermal and
  gravity. It emphasizes the need for a written plan and takes one through
  a step-by-step procedure while drawing on the written plan. Special emphasis
  is made to verify the lockout and techniques are presented on removing
  the lockout. This is an excellent video for those employers in need of
  training material for a lockout/tagout program. (16 Minutes)

  

  
#325

  THE ELECTRICAL STANDARD: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW — This video program
  will help employers comply with OSHA's electrical standard for safety-related
  work practices. It explains that the intent of the standard is to outline
  standards and procedures that will protect employees who work on or near
  electric conductors and equipment from the electrical hazards associated
  with this type of work. Covered under the standard are all employees who
  are exposed to the risk of electrical shock, burns or related injuries
  who either work or supervise individuals who are close to exposed parts
  of electric circuits which operate at 50 volts or more. It covers the use
  of safe work practices, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and how to safely
  use electrical equipment. (15 Minutes)

			

			
#717

						ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE — If you're looking for a video on Electricity 101, as well as some of the hazards associated with electric power, as well as controls to reduce the risk of injury, look no further. While it is a somewhat lengthy tape, it covers considerable material with emphasis on the hazards and effects of AC as opposed to DC. It also explains basic electrical facts (conductors, insulators), basic circuit/path of least resistance, and "ground" rules. Also covered is electricity's effect on the human body, interrelationship of voltage, current, and resistance and its variables, hazards presented by various situations in which high voltage or spark/static ignition is present, and the do's and don'ts of dealing with electrical hazards, including ground fault circuit interruption (GFCI) and personal protective equipment. (24 minutes)

			

			
#814

				ELECTRICAL SAFETY: BEWARE THE BITE! — This DVD shows workers how to protect themselves from electrical shock and what to do if danger strikes. Topics covered are: Conductivity, Lockout/Tagout, Safety Work Practices, Personal Protective Equipment and Emergency Response. (DVD FORMAT – 20 Minutes)

			
#835

ELECTRICAL SAFETY: BASIC PRINCIPLES – When working around electricity, maintaining personal  safety depends on understanding the basic electrical safety principles, safe  work practices, correct emergency response procedures and the government codes  and regulations that apply. (DVD FORMAT – 15 Minutes)

			
#885

ELECTRICAL SAFETY FOR THE QUALIFIED WORKER — This cutting-edge
program helps workers avoid tragedies by training them to wear proper PPE, test
circuits and equipment properly, take proper protective measures and follow the
National Electric Code guidelines. Correct PPE, lockout/tagout procedures, NFPA70E
and Arc Flash hazards analysis are covered. DVD (18 Minutes)

            
#886

              ARC FLASH AWARENESS — It is estimated that 5 to
              10 arc flash explosions occur in electric equipment everyday in
              the United States. This Arc Flash Program is a result of that study
              and focuses on individual and organizational behavior including
              judgment-decision making. It presents interviews with three electricians
              and the situation and consequences of being directly or indirectly
              involved in one of these incidents. DVD (25 Minutes)

            
#911

2009 NFPA 70E: ELECTRICAL SAFETY — RELATED WORK PRACTICES — This
program explains the safe electrical work practices required of the latest NFPA
regulation while showing arc flash explosions, incident reenactments and FR clothing
tests to convince electrical workers of the need to follow these critical safe
work practices. Topics include safe electrical work conditions, energized electrical
work permits, approach boundaries, the incident energy level, the arc flash protection
boundary and hazard risk. DVD (25 Minutes)

  
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