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Chemical Safety

  
#200

  CHEMICAL SAFETY I: PROPER HANDLING — This videotape deals with the proper handling of chemicals. It discusses Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and labeling systems. It also presents eight important guidelines to follow when handling various chemical substances. (19:30 Minutes)

  

  
#211

  CHEMICAL SAFETY II: HEALTH HAZARDS — This videotape is designed
  to help employees understand the health hazards of various chemical substances.
  The program also explains how certain chemicals can affect human health
  and how these harmful effects can be avoided and what procedures should
  be followed in case of accidents. In the tape, viewers will be taught how
  to recognize common symptoms and effects of hazardous chemical exposures.
  Employees are also warned about relying on their senses to detect toxic
  substances. Detailed first aid procedures and the proper use of emergency
  eyewash facilities are covered in the videotape. (21 Minutes)

  

  
#213

  CHEMICAL SAFETY III: FIRE & EXPLOSION — This videotape program
  addresses the subjects of fire and explosion as related to chemical substances.
  Various characteristics of the chemicals such as flash point, reactivity,
  vapor pressure, etc. are clearly demonstrated and the safe handling and
  storage of potentially hazardous materials is stressed. Viewers of this
  videotape will gain a better understanding of how various chemical substances
  can contribute to a hazardous situation. They will be made aware of the
  consequences of using the wrong type of fire extinguisher, and will learn
  how to prevent fire explosions. (20 Minutes)

  

  
#228

  CONFINED SPACE ENTRY — This videotape covers entry into vessels,
  storage tanks, chemical reactors, or other confined spaces where there
  may be an oxygen deficiency, environmental contamination, fire hazard,
  or other situation which may be immediately dangerous to life or health.
  The vessel entry program outlines requirements and procedures for working
  in these operational areas and details the safety responsibilities of workers,
  contractors, and supervisors for preventing personal injury. Covered in
  the program are such areas as ventilation, environmental contamination
  testing, avoiding toxic gas and fire hazards, and emergency rescue. (20
  Minutes)

  

  
#230

  HAZARD COMMUNICATION - A GUIDE TO COMPLIANCE — This videotape
  begins with a brief overview of the purpose of OSHA’s Hazard Communication
  Standard. It discusses both health and physical hazards which employees
  may encounter by being exposed to hazardous materials. The videotape takes
  one through the overall program by alerting the employer to start out with
  an inventory of hazardous chemicals which they have at their facility.
  The program then goes into the explanation and use of warning labels and
  Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). The next area discussed is the training
  for employees so that they will recognize hazardous materials and how to
  handle them. Also discussed is the need for a written compliance program
  which will document each step of the employer’s compliance with the
  Hazard Communication Act. (16 Minutes)

  

  
#235

  WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE — This videotape will provide training
  and information that is needed to work safely with chemicals. Numerous
  examples of correct and incorrect chemical procedures are re-enacted in
  a wide variety of work settings. The program does a very nice job of explaining
  how to use a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) as well as interpreting
  information which is commonly found on labels. This video program has been
  designed to educate and motivate employees handling and using chemicals.
  (17 Minutes)

  

  
#300

  DEALING WITH CHEMICAL SAFETY — This video program illustrates
  that the safe handling and storage of all chemicals, regardless of where
  they are used, requires a commitment by everyone to follow safe work procedures.
  The program explains how chemicals can contribute to cause a fire or explosion.
  It also illustrates how they can come in contact with the human body as
  well as enter the body. It demonstrates control measures to include elimination,
  substitution, isolation, ventilation and monitoring of contaminate levels.
  This program also explains proper personal hygiene, good housekeeping and
  the wearing of appropriate personal protective equipment. (15 Minutes)

  

  
#318

  SAFE HANDLING OF GASES — Gas cylinders supply a wide variety of
  gases for a multitude of different industrial, medical and domestic purposes.
  The program includes a description of various types of gases and the hazards
  associated with gases in general. It also covers things to do before using
  a gas cylinder as well as other general do’s and don’ts in the
  area of storage, handling, transportation, leak testing and emergency procedures.
  Also addressed is the proper use of material safety data sheets to ensure
  that safe work procedures and advice from the manufacturer are followed.
  (19 Minutes) 

  

  
#354

  LAB SAFETY: HANDLING HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS — This video program
  will help an employer create a Chemical Hygiene Plan and help employees
  understand that plan and the requirements of OSHA’s Laboratory Safety
  Standard (1910.1450). Addressed in the video, in addition to establishing
  a Chemical Hygiene Plan, are the following: 1) Proper hazard identification,
  2) Exposure monitoring and Permissible Exposure Levels, 3)Medical attention
  and recordkeeping, 4) Emergency procedures. (21 Minutes)

  

  
#355

  YOU'RE IN CONTROL; A HAZARD COMMUNICATION REVIEW — This live action
  video program is an excellent refresher for employees who have been trained
  previously for hazard communication, as well as providing initial training
  for new employees. This program will teach employees about information
  sources including container labels and the Material Safety Data Sheets
  (MSDS). It will also teach them about the hazards associated with chemicals
  that they work with, as well as how to control those hazards. Finally,
  it will inform the employees what to do if there is an accident and this
  will include basic response procedures. After reviewing this program, an
  employee will be able to 1) read a label or MSDS and provide specific information,
  2) list the hazard classes of chemicals, 3) explain safe handling and storage
  procedures, 4) define the routes of entry into the body, 5) describe what
  to do in case of an emergency. (16 Minutes)

  

  
#394

  PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT — This program explains the OSHA Process
  Safety Management Standard and details compliance procedures for supervisors
  and managers. There is a discussion of how OSHA will audit the standard
  during a plant inspection. The need for employee participation and training
  in emergency response and follow-up is emphasized. (18 Minutes) 

  

  
#412

  HM-126F - A TRAINING PROGRAM FOR HAZMAT EMPLOYEES — This program
  is designed to explain the requirements of the DOT regulation “Training
  for the Safety Transportation of Hazardous Materials” or, also known
  as, HM-126F. It discusses how to determine who must be trained. The following
  areas of training are covered: 1) general awareness/familiarization training,
  2) function specific training, 3) safety training and, 4) driver training.
  The topics necessary to be covered in each area of training are discussed.
  (25 Minutes)

  

  
#413

  HM-181 - WHAT DRIVERS NEED TO KNOW — This program helps train
  drivers involved in hazardous material transportation in current Hazmat
  regulatory requirements. The area covered includes 1) hazard classes, divisions
  and packing groups, 2) performance oriented packaging, 3) documentation,
  4) package labeling and vehicle placarding and, 5) rules for loading and
  transportation. The video can help employers meet #HM-126F training requirements.
  (15 Minutes)

  

  
#414

  ASBESTOS AWARENESS: ARE YOU AT RISK? — This program explains what
  asbestos is, where it can be found, and how to avoid its hazards. Regulatory
  requirements in the area of hazard communication, monitoring, permissible
  exposure limits, and regulated areas are discussed. This presentation gives
  an understandable overview of the subject. (20 Minutes)

  

  
#415

  ASBESTOS: SMALL SCALE, SHORT DURATION ACTIVITIES — This two video
  presentation provides step-by-step instruction on maintenance jobs involving
  asbestos, including pipe insulation removal, gasket replacement, and pump
  packing operations. Working safely above drop ceilings where asbestos is
  present is also discussed. Glove bag and non-glove bag techniques are demonstrated.
  The use of the wet method to reduce friability is encouraged. (29 Minutes)

  

  
#418

  THE MSDS: INFORMATION YOU CAN USE — This video presents a useful
  and understandable explanation of the common characteristics of the MSDS.
  How to find the answer to questions concerning emergency information, hazardous
  situation response and prevention using the MSDS is covered. This is a
  good video to train employees on how to use and understand the MSDS as
  part of your Hazard Communication Program training effort. (22 Minutes)

  

			
#562

  WORKING SAFELY WITH METALWORKING FLUIDS — Since the industrial
  revolution, it has been recognized that controlling the temperature of
  machine tools prolongs tool life and allows increased cutting speeds. This
  video reviews the two types of metalworking fluids — oil-based and
  water-based. It discusses health hazards including routes of entry, dermatitis
  and respiratory effects. Appropriate work practices to minimize exposure
  are covered, and metalworking fluid management is reviewed. (15:45 Minutes)  

			
#860

HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM EMPLOYEE TRAINING – Hexavalent Chromium is essential to a number of  industrial applications: chromate pigments are used in dyes, ink and plastics,  chromic acid is used in chrome plating, and chromates are used to prevent  corrosion in paints and other coatings.   While these compounds can be very beneficial they can also be harmful or  lethal to those employees exposed to them. This program discusses the safe work  practices these workers must follow to avoid exposures to this hazardous  substance. (DVD FORMAT – 18 Minutes)



  
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