New employees are especially susceptible to being injured, causing injury to others and causing equipment damage. Workplace Safety 101: A Guide for New Employees gives new hires the tools to develop solid safety habits and hazard perception skills from the start. This training program allows you to deliver effective and consistent safety orientation training, helping reduce costly incidents, injuries, damages, and turnover, while boosting productivity and morale.

Complete your employee’s initial safety orientation using this comprehensive video. By thoroughly covering four areas that all employees need orientation training on, regardless of industry type, this video will satisfy your OSHA orientation requirement.

If you look closely at your accident statistics, you will notice that the most likely people to get injured are employees who are new to the job. These new employees include more than your recent hires. Temporary employees, an employee transferred into a new work area, contract employees, a recently promoted employee, even a member of management temporarily filling in, are all really new to their jobs. Use this informative training video as part of your orientation process to address the most common safety problems construction employees will encounter on the job, and begin developing a good safety attitude in your employees from day one.

Train your employees to anticipate the possibility of accidents before they happen. This comprehensive video teaches workers to develop a 'safety awareness' attitude and the basics of accident prevention.

Four mandatory training topics are conveniently assembled on one video tape. A pause between each topic allows for discussion and/or testing.

This up-to-date program covers policies and procedures in a variety of different work environments. Topics on this video include smoking, alcohol and drug usage, drug testing, violence, sexual harassment, and emergencies.

Meets OSHA requirements by training on general hazards, and also covers proper clothing, machine guarding, accident reporting, and much more. A supurb video that can be used for new or experienced employees!

Increase educators awareness of safety issues while introducing topics of interest to your staff. Topics included in this video are bloodborne pathogens, hazardous chemicals, emergency preparedness, electrical safety, drug/alcohol policies, child abuse, and sexual harassment.

Trains employees to think of safety as the most important factor in accident prevention.

Introduces employees to their safety obligations and covers a variety of topics, including: alertness, alcohol/drug prohibition, equipment safety, electrical safety, personal protective equipment, fire prevention, ladders, slips and falls, lifting, and much more.