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VIDEOTAPES - SAFETY TRAINING

Accident Investigation
Accident Investigation
Safety Attitude
Safety Awareness
Train-the Trainer
Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Hazard

TITLE: Accident Investigation (1987)

Number: K.1.1a
Description: This program teaches investigation procedures used by experts to discover the true causes of accidents so you can take corrective action and eliminate recurrence. The video program follows an investigation of an actual accident as it happens.
Time: Approx. 22 minutes
Manu./Supplier Summit Training Source/Electrolab
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TITLE: Accident Investigation (1991)

Number: K.1.1b
Description: The purpose of an accident investigation is to establish all the facts relating to an accident or incident, to draw conclusions from these facts, and to make recommendations and investigate procedures to prevent recurrence. This program addresses the accident, the accident process, the accident investigation and accident reporting.
Time: Approx. 12 minutes
Manu./Supplier Safety Care
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TITLE: Safety Attitude (1990)

Number: K.1.2a
Description: This film teaches awareness of workplace hazards, showing respect for the hazard by following safe work practices and working as a team to create a safe work environment.
Time: Approx. 5 minutes
Manu./Supplier Valley Video
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TITLE: Safety Awareness (1992)

Number: K.1.2b
Description: This program is designed for all personnel. It demonstrates that awareness is the starting point to accident prevention. The safety concepts include:

What is an accident?
Responsibility for safety
Safe work procedures
Manual handling
Use of tools & equipment
PPE

Time: Approx. 16 minutes
Manu./Supplier Safety Care
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TITLE: Train-the-Trainer (1992)

Number: K.1.3a
Description:This program teaches safety professionals how to conduct effective safety meetings. This includes how to:

Prepare for meetings
Lead effective discussions
Capture audience attention
Measure retention

Time: Approx. 5 minutes
Manu./Supplier Valley Video
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TITLE: Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Hazard (1991)

Number: K.1.4a
Description: This video demonstrates that the control of hazards is the fundamental principle behind an occupational health & safety program. The video examines the options available and suggests strategies that should be used in all workplaces.
Time: Approx. 13 minutes
Manu./Supplier Safety Care
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