In this brief meeting opener, a fortune-teller reads a worker's hand and foresees a tragic injury if the hand doesn't change its ways. Viewers will see scenes of employees' hands involved in various unsafe acts and dangerous situations while the fortune-teller admonishes the hand about its risky behavior. After telling the hand the different ways it can protect itself, she concludes, "If you do all this, you will be a winning hand."

Aerial boom lift platforms are powerful machines that help us in many maintenance and construction projects. If used correctly, these pieces of equipment can provide quick and easy access to work areas that were once almost impossible to reach. While there are several types of these vehicles, they all have one thing in common: they must be operated safely to prevent accidents, property damage, injuries and death. This program demonstrates safe work practices for operating aerial boom platforms.

Asbestos is a strong and incombustible fiber widely used in the past for asbestos cement piping, fireproofing and insulation. Employers are required to provide basic awareness training for employees who may have to work around asbestos containing materials. This program covers topics where training is required by various government safety regulations, and forms the core of the two hour asbestos awareness training requirement mandated by OSHA. It is ideal for custodians, maintenance workers, and others who might contact asbestos containing materials during the course of their work.

Back injuries are one of the most common injuries in retail stores, but they are entirely preventable. Safe lifting techniques are vital in a retail environment due to the wide range of lifting challenges. This program stresses preparation, technique and fitness as the keys to back injury prevention.

Cardboard balers are a common sight in many retail stores. There are many different types of balers that may operate in slightly different ways. However, what they all have in common are safety hazards and the need to follow safe operating procedures. This program is designed to train employees how to operate a baler safely.

Bobtailing is sometimes necessary but a dangerous method of driving a big rig tractor without any trailing component. This program is designed to train your drivers on the challenges of bobtailing and the dangers of jackknifing. Drivers will learn how the profile, weight dynamics and engine power of the tractor can cause problems without a trailer attached.

Box cutters are used in every type of retail environment. Millions of cuts are made with box cutters each day and it only takes a moment of inattention to cause an injury. Regardless of the type of box cutters used, they all can cause serious injuries if not handled properly. This video program is designed to train your employees on the dangers of box cutters as well as demonstrate the steps they can take to remain safe.

Your property’s safety systems are in place. They’re solid. They work - if they’re implemented properly. Breakthrough Safety Leadership trains your employees to focus on the behaviors that lead to a safe environment, and to not focus solely on the end result which could be “Zero Accidents” or some other accident reduction goal. This program takes you on a step by step, detailed journey through the entire Breakthrough Leadership process and trains employees and Management how to focus on executing existing programs properly and influencing behaviors to achieve your company’s safety goals.

The new CAL-OSHA law AB 2774, radically affects how Cal-OSHA defines the term _Serious Violation_, and has far reaching consequences for employers, managers and supervisors. These changes could lead to far more citations, higher penalties, more enforcement actions and serious violations that are much harder to contest, including a provision for jail time for repeat offenders. These revisions put managers and supervisors at personal risk, and it is critical that they understand the new law and how it impacts their responsibilities. This program is designed to explain the new laws and how employers, managers, and supervisors can avoid conditions that may lead to severe penalties.

Our cell phones are powerful tools that allow us to have instant access to information and communication. When used appropriately, these devices can make our lives easier and more enjoyable, but when used at the wrong time and in the wrong manner, these same devices can get us in trouble at work and cause serious injury. This program discusses how sending and receiving text messages can cause us to lose focus on doing our jobs safely and efficiently as well as the importance of always following your company's policy regarding cell phone use.

Follow along with this all too real story of a chainsaw accident in the latest installment of our Real Accidents, Real Stories line of safety training videos. See how complacency and a laid-back work environment can easily lead to accidents that have a permanent effect on someone`s life. This chainsaw safety video covers many issues regarding the use of chainsaws in a unique and influential way.

Many different types of occupations often use chain saws in tree trimming, landscape maintenance, brush control, and home use. Whether trimming trees in a bucket truck or pruning bushes in a residential area, chainsaws are an incredibly functional and dangerous piece of equipment. This video trains your employees on the risks involved and proper safety procedures to follow when using a chainsaw.

The energy possessed by a compressed gas cylinder can make it a virtual missile if it is not handled with the utmost care. And a leaking cylinder or fitting can lead to asphyxiation, a fire or even an explosion. Since compressed gas cylinders are frequently used in many laboratories, employees need to be familiar with the precautions that should be taken when dealing with them. This program on handling compressed gas cylinders examines how gas cylinders work, the hazards that are associated with them and the need for caution when using or storing a cylinder.

OSHA's revised crane standard includes a new training requirement for signal persons. Anyone who may signal a crane is now required to be qualified on the Standard Method for hand signals. Signal persons must know and understand the type of signals used and be tested as competent in their application of these signals. This program provides train crane signal people and crane operators in the use of the 20 standardized hand signals as described in ASME B30.5 and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.

Your truck drivers are not the only employees who need to know about CSA regulations. Non- driving personnel also need to understand their impact on Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) scores. This program covers what CSA is, what it means to the company, and how all employees can impact both company and individual drivers_ scores.

Vehicle accidents continue to be the leading cause of workplace deaths. Most motor vehicle accidents can be prevented however, through the constant application of defensive driving techniques. This program is designed to train your drivers to be aware of potential hazards and how to avoid with. Plus, with the innovative use of older footage, it is sure to capture and hold your employees attention.

All states have laws identifying Mandated Reports and require that they report child maltreatment. While what these professions are vary from state to state, they include teachers, health practitioners, childcare customers, clergy, and numerous other professions. Mandated Reporters have a vital responsibility to help protect our children. This training program is directed at all professions responsible for reporting child maltreatment and trains these individuals on their responsibilities under these state laws.

One of the most dangerous and difficult to regulate aspects of professional truck driving is all of the potential distractions a driver faces at each moment. In this impactful behavioral training video, drivers will be shown the array of distractions they may face and the importance of attentiveness and responsible driving behavior. Real stories of disastrous outcomes of distracted driving incidents serve to drive the message home that irresponsible and inattentive driving can be deadly.

Aimed at employees who drive company vehicles as part of their profession, this training program is designed to train employees on the dangers of distracted driving so they change their habits. In it employees will learn detailed strategies they can use

FMCSA_s Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) program is now affecting all states, not just pilot states. This enforcement initiative scores carriers and drivers on seven Behavior Analysis Safety Improvement Categories (BASICs) and results in possible penalties against poor safety performers. It is important for all commercial carriers to understand the new tracking methods and their obligation for compliance with this new standard. This training program is designed to train motor carriers on the new tracking methods and their obligations for compliance with the standard.

Safety of students riding a school bus is the driver_s responsibility. This includes not only the time they are riding the bus but when crossing the street before pickup or after drop off as well. This program trains bus drivers in the proper crossing procedures they must follow on each trip, along with additional situations they may encounter.

Fog, rain and heavy wind conditions are common situations for all school bus drivers, and each one presents a different set of dangers that drivers must be prepared for. Poor visibility, the potential for hydroplaning, and the dangers of windbreaks are just a few of the hazards school bus drivers face. In this video we demonstrate how to use safe procedures when these conditions are present.

Young or old...experienced veteran or novice...driving is the great equalizer. Once we get behind the wheel and enter our nation's roadways we're all subject to the same road conditions. Most of us travel the roads every day... in cars, vans or trucks... often on company business. And each year, traffic accidents claim over 40,000 lives and cause more than two million serious injuries. In fact, motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death on the job. This driving safety program covers all the essentials for safe driving and includes sections on distracted driving and road rage. Your employees will be reminded of the hazards of using cell phones and texting while driving, and the restrictions that many states have begun placing on these activities.

Each year 100,000 crashes occur when a driver gets drowsy or falls asleep at the wheel. In this presentation, professional drivers will be shown, one by one, the top ways in which they may easily become inattentive and drowsy behind the wheel and how to effectively prevent and handle each of these scenarios. A must for any professional driver`s training program.

This comprehensive program reminds employees about electrical hazards they may face in their jobs, and provides the information they need to work safely around electricity. This program will also assist in satisfying the OSHA training requirements under 29 CFR Part 1910.331 (Electrical Safety Standard) for "non-qualified" employees.

Today, laboratories rely on a vast array of electrically powered equipment. To work safely with this equipment, employees need to understand how electricity works, be aware of common electrical hazards and know how to use electricity safely. This training program emphasizes the need for safety when using electricity, and discusses how to reduce the potential for accidents involving electrical shock, fire and explosions.

Today much of the work we do revolves around a computer workstation, whether it's in the warehouse or in the accounting department. And just like any other type of equipment, we need to know what potential problems may be involved in working at an improperly set up workstation. This program trains employees on how to adjust their computer workstation to avoid excess strain and stress as they complete their work each day.

While the most common use of warning lights on school buses is for the loading and unloading of students at bus stops, there are several situations that require a different approach to using warning lights. This training program outlines the exceptions for the use of these lights and thoroughly covers the reasoning for these exceptions and the correct procedures bus drivers should follow.

While the most common use of warning lights on school buses is for the loading and unloading of students at bus stops, there are several situations that require a different approach to using warning lights. This training program outlines the exceptions for the use of these lights and thoroughly covers the reasoning for these exceptions and the correct procedures bus drivers should follow.

Eye injuries are 100% preventable yet over 90% of all eye injuries are due to the lack of or improper use of eye protection. Nature has tried to protect the eyes from injury by providing us with a number of built in devices however, these natural defenses protect the eyes from minor injuries and are not sufficient to protect our eyes from heavy exposures that exist in industry today. This program is designed to train your employees on the many ways eyes can be injured and how to select and use personal protective equipment to protect themselves from injury.

Existing OSHA emergency evacuation guidelines and fire safety rules call for all facilities to meet a number of Emergency Preparedness/Crisis Management requirements. This two-part program covers both Fire Prevention and Emergency Evacuation and is designed to assist companies in training their employees so they are in compliance with these regulations and help them prepare for potential emergency situations.

Flammables and explosives are some of the most dangerous materials used in a laboratory. When working with these substances, employees need to know their characteristics, as well as how to prevent accidents and injuries when using them. This training program discusses the nature of flammable and explosive materials, as well as hazards associated with their use. It also reviews the proper handling procedures and personal protective equipment that should be used when working with these substances.

Forklifts are diverse and powerful machines that allow us to carry practically anything and place it almost anywhere. As such, forklift operators assume a large amount of responsibility for their safe operation. They must be responsible not only for the proper operation of the truck and delivery of our load, but also for the safety other employees in their path. This program trains your operators on the basic forklift safety rules and, using actual case files from OSHA and NIOSH, graphically demonstrates what can happen in a forklift accident.

Anyone required to operate forklifts must be trained in accordance with mandated standards. Training must include a wide variety of topics including engineering principles, forklift operating rules, equipments characteristics, and other pertinent information. Using both live action and animation, this program is designed to train both new and experienced operators on proper forklift safety operating procedures.

Our hands and wrists are very complex, consisting of 27 different bones, and are used constantly throughout the day to perform a wide range of activities. Because of this, hand and wrist injuries are common in the workplace, responsible for nearly 25% of all job related accidents. It is important that employees understand the structure of the hand and wrist and what precautions they can take to avoid injuries.

Upcoming changes in OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard will bring the regulation more in line with international standards with the implementation of the Global Harmonizing System. Implementing the Global Harmonizing System, or GHS, helps ensure improved quality and consistency in the classification and labeling of all chemicals, which in turn improves an employee's ability to quickly understand critical safety information. This program is designed to help employees understand the three key elements of the GHS: Hazard Classification, container labeling and Safety Data Sheets.

Upcoming changes in OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard will bring the regulation more in line with international standards with the implementation of the Global Harmonizing System. Implementing the Global Harmonizing System, or GHS, helps ensure improved quality and consistency in the classification and labeling of all chemicals, which in turn improves an employee's ability to quickly understand critical safety information. This program is designed to help employees understand the three key elements of the GHS: Hazard Classification, container labeling and Safety Data Sheets.

Although employees have been trained on Hazard Communication for years, employees still often ignore the hazards of chemicals in the workplace. OSHA Standard 1910.120 requires initial training along with annual retraining for all employees who use or are exposed to chemicals and/or hazardous materials in the workplace, in order to protect them from potential hazards. This detailed video reviews this OSHA Standard in depth and will provide your employees with the training necessary to meet its requirements.

The single most important component in any vehicle is the braking system, especially on heavy trucks. The tractor portion of a tractor-semi trailer rig may have ten or more valves controlling the air flow to the brakes. This program reviews the types of braking systems found on large trucks versus cars and illustrates the importance of properly maintaining the braking system.

Hours of service rules can often be confusing, but it is critical that drivers understand and follow them carefully. This program breaks down the hours of service laws established by the Federal Motor Carrier_s Safety Administration. Drivers will learn about the 11 hour-14 hour rule, 7-60 rule, and 8-70 rule and it also defines the 395 regulation and application.

Maintaining good housekeeping in the work area can significantly reduce accidents and injuries in any type of work environment. By developing good safety habits, and by being aware of their work environment and any hazards associated with it, employees can help to create a much safer workplace. This program demonstrates to employees how to prevent workplace accidents by paying attention to safety housekeeping considerations.

As a driver, you pass through so many intersections each day it is easy to forget what dangers are present as you cross. This program trains drivers on the dangers of crossing through an intersection and reinforces that is it their responsibility to be sure each intersection is negotiated safely. By reviewing three accidents involving interactions it reinforces to your drivers the need to be alert at all times to insure a safe trip.

Many of the activities performed in a laboratory can exert stress and strain on muscles and joints... ultimately causing significant injuries. To work safely and maintain good ergonomic health, employees need to know how to avoid movements and work patterns that can be harmful. This training program discusses the need to set up work areas correctly, as well as how to minimize the strain of using laboratory equipment, tools and instruments.

Many of the materials used in laboratories give off fumes, mists, vapors, particulates or aerosols which are hazardous. To minimize exposure to these materials, special precautions need to be taken. This often means working within a laboratory hood. This training program emphasizes how to properly use laboratory hoods and how to test them to ensure correct functioning... as well as discusses how hoods can protect an experiment, the facility, and most importantly, the employee.

Ladders are one of the most commonly used pieces of equipment in almost any work environment. From common stepladders to sophisticated extension ladders, they can be found almost everywhere. This training program demonstrate to your employees that, because ladders are so common, many employees take them for granted, and do not take the appropriate precautions when using ladders in their work.

One of the most effective methods for insuring personal protection around moving machinery is implementing a detailed lockout and tagout program. Following correct lockout/tagout procedures is vital to a safe work environment. During maintenance or repair, a piece of equipment must have its energy source isolated and disabled through proper lockout/tagout procedures. This informative overview of the lockout/tagout process will insure that everyone in your facility is aware of what to do when working on machinery.

A desk, a chair, a phone, a monitor, a keyboard and a mouse are the standard working tools of millions of people. But these simple tools can take their toll when we don_t fit the equipment to the physical needs of the office worker. This program covers ergonomics in the office environment and how to avoid the fatigue, strain and stress that can result from the poor office setup.

All potentially hazardous materials entering a laboratory have a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). But to make good use of the information on an MSDS, employees need to understand how it is organized and what it contains. This training program reviews the various sections of the MSDS, what information can be found in each section and most importantly, how this information can help employees to work safely in their laboratory.

The National Fire Protection Association, NFPA, is the leading authority on electrical safety, especially in relation to protecting electrical workers from burn injuries associated with arc blasts. The most recent 2012 NFPA 70E standard has many changes and updates as compared to the outdated 2009 edition. In this program, the dual hazards of electric shock and arc flash are clearly explained and highlighted with dramatic arc flash footage, full-scale explosions and realistic reenactments of flammable clothing ignition due to arc flash incidents. While convincing your workers of the importance of wearing proper PPE, the video also explains the critical parts of the 2012 70E standard in detail.

The National Fire Protection Association, NFPA, is the leading authority on electrical safety, especially in relation to protecting electrical workers from burn injuries associated with arc blasts. The most recent 2012 NFPA 70E standard has many changes and updates as compared to the outdated 2009 edition. In this program, the dual hazards of electric shock and arc flash are clearly explained and highlighted with dramatic arc flash footage, full-scale explosions and realistic reenactments of flammable clothing ignition due to arc flash incidents. While convincing your workers of the importance of wearing proper PPE, the video also explains the critical parts of the 2012 70E standard in detail.

A laboratory can be a dangerous place, and with the daily pressures to get things done employees can be tempted to take shortcuts and ignore safety precautions. And with the increasing complexity of the equipment and procedures involved in experiments, employees need an even greater knowledge of safety practices and procedures than they may have had in the past. This lab safety orientation program shows both new employees and seasoned veterans the importance of safety in the laboratory... as well as reviewing the OSHA regulations and good safety practices that apply to laboratory environments.

The use of formaldehyde in many laboratory operations poses significant health hazard to laboratory employees. The results of mishandling formaldehyde can be serious. They can range from the short-term discomfort associated with minor burns or skin irritation... to chronic effects from a lifetime of overexposure. This program provides the training that is required by this standard, focusing on the rules and procedures that the standard establishes for working with this potentially dangerous chemical.

When we work in a typical office, we have the advantage of ergonomically adjustable office equipment and furniture. But when we rely on laptops, tablets and smart phones in settings that range from coffee shops to hotel rooms to our kitchen table, we need to be aware of what we can do to create our own comfortable work environment. This program discusses posture and how it impacts the proper use of mobile office equipment, the special challenges it presents and the importance of positioning and moving our bodies as we work.

A caustic acid hose has just erupted... an experiment has shown unexpected reactions... what should employees do to deal with these and other emergencies? Employees need to know when and how they should act in an emergency situation. This program on laboratory emergencies discusses how to minimize damage and prevent injuries if a laboratory emergency should occur.

In this latest installment of the Real Accidents, Real Stories line of safety training films, we follow three workers who, through their decisions, decided to ignore PPE safety guidelines and ended up paying the price. Hear them tell in their own words how one mistake dramatically affected the quality of their life. This is the newest and most stirring video in the series, as each the accidents that are detailed within can happen to anyone.

Get great advice on the proper use of PPE from the employees themselves in this essential training video. Your employees will hear different workers in different environments talk about the importance of PPE, the typical excuses for not wearing it, and how, no matter the circumstances, that they will not stand for a workplace with unsafe employees. Also heavily covered is proper donning and fitting of Personal Protective Equipment from your head to your toes.

A school bus driver_s day starts with a pre-trip inspection of their school bus, an important task that is critical to the safety of the bus driver and the students being transported. This updated training program is designed to train your drivers on how to conduct an in depth pre-trip inspection of a school bus, paying special attention to the testing of both air and hydraulic brake systems.

The food service industry employs approximately 6.5 million workers in the United States and comprises one of the largest groups of workers injured on the job each year. Food service employees experience roughly 12,000 burn injuries each year, the highest of any employment sector. These injuries and illnesses are costly and damaging, both for the employee and for the employer. This video training program is designed to train employees on the hazards of burn injuries and what steps they can take during their work shift to avoid them.

Good communication and respect for others creates a beneficial work environment where employees feel safe and productive. When the workplace is disrupted by someone disrespecting one or more co-workers, anger and resentment can destroy morale. Workplace harassment can damage relationships and destroy lines of communication among employees. This program discusses various types of workplace harassment and how this unwelcome behavior affects the work environment.

Good communication and respect for others creates a beneficial work environment where employees feel safe and productive. When the workplace is disrupted by someone disrespecting one or more co-workers, anger and resentment can destroy morale. Workplace harassment can damage relationships and destroy lines of communication among employees. This program discusses various types of workplace harassment and how this unwelcome behavior affects the work environment.

Supermarkets, grocery stores and other types of retail environments are all busy places with a lot of activity and foot traffic. Not just out front on the sales floor, but in the back room as well. All this activity can easily lead to situations where both employees and customers are exposed to slip, trip, or fall hazards. Slips, trips and falls are some of the most common incidents in retail stores yet they are almost always preventable.

Working in a hot environment can present a number of hazards that go beyond feeling uncomfortable. For workers who are outdoors in the summer or workers who are indoors in a hot workplace there can be a significant risk of heat-induced disorders. This training program goes over several issues relative to working in high temperatures and trains your employees on the different types of heat related illnesses, how to recognize them, and what to do if they or a co-worker experiences a heat related illness.

Reach trucks, also known as narrow aisle trucks, are designed to operate in warehouses with narrow aisles. These trucks have some characteristics in common with standard sit down forklifts, but also have some unique features that need to be taken into account in order to operate safely. These useful, powerful, and critical pieces of equipment can also be dangerous when operated in an unsafe manner. Operators must have a good safety attitude and commitment to responsible operation to prevent injuries and property damage. This program discusses common hazards reach truck operators may encounter and trains them on how to control those hazards through safe operating techniques.

Respiratory protection and self-contained breathing apparatus are used to protect employees from harmful gases, fumes, vapors and chemicals, as well as where the air doesn't contain enough oxygen to support life. Under OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.134, employers are required to provide training on the hazards involved when respiratory equipment is required and the type of equipment needed for proper protection. This program is designed to give employees basic information about personal protection under adverse or hazardous conditions.

Backing a single trailer or a set of doubles with a semi tractor is the most dangerous, intricate and time-consuming set of maneuvers a big rig driver has to master. No matter how many miles you drive forward, not one of those miles will help when it comes to backing. This program trains drivers on the mechanics and techniques required in backing large vehicles such as tractor trailers, and discusses using the _cone of visibility_ to insure safe backing.

Broken glassware causes more laboratory accidents than any other hazard. Because it is so fragile, glassware can easily fracture if it is bumped, dropped or too much pressure is applied to it. Some glassware accidents don't require much more than a band-aid, while others can result in a lot of blood and the need for medical attention. Plus, the threat of contamination from the materials in a broken container can also be a serious problem.

A Supervisors commitment to safety can make or break any corporate safety plan, and directly impacts productivity results and costs. This training program is designed to emphasize safety responsibilities for supervisors, underscoring the fact that, while safety managers have overall responsibility for safety, supervisors retain the responsibility for their employees’ safety.

Supermarkets, grocery stores and other types of retail environments present a broad range of safety training challenges. As such, it is critical that new employees receive a comprehensive safety orientation covering what these hazards are. This training program is designed to insure your employees receive proper orientation on the most common hazards, and on the many ways to minimize risk.

Newly hired employees are especially prone to being injured, causing injury to others and causing equipment damage. A thorough and effective safety orientation program gives new hires the tools to develop good safety habits and hazard perception skills from day one. This program provides new employees an overview of basic safety rules and reinforces their responsibility for safety, and is designed to deliver effective and consistent safety orientation training.

No matter how many precautions employees take, accidents sometimes happen. In these situations quick action is essential, and if the incident involves a hazardous material, using a safety shower or eyewash can be extremely important. This updated program is designed to train your employees regarding situations where safety showers and eye washes should be used, as well as how to properly use them.

Employees may never need a safety shower or an eye wash... but if they do, knowing where they are located, and the proper procedures for using them, can prevent serious injury or possibly even save a life. This training program reviews the correct ways to use this equipment, and emphasize the need for quick action after a chemical splash or spill in a laboratory.

Young students have to be taught the rules of riding a school bus. This imaginative and warm video, designed for elementary school age students, gently but firmly guides them through this process. In this program, we dramatize the most important issues that are likely to cause injuries placing a special emphasis on showing younger age students what they must do in order to avoid injury.

Whether you’re excavating at a job site, tending livestock, laboring indoors, or removing snow, the compact design and versatility of a skid steer loader can undermine how dangerous this equipment is to operate when proper precautions aren’t taken. Insure your employees get the appropriate training to avoid accidents and anticipate future hazards with this comprehensive program.

Employees often do not give much thought to the prospect of slipping, tripping or even falling on the job. Yet these types of accidents account for more workplace injuries annually than any other accident category. Many of these injuries can be disabling,

Slips and falls are one of the leading causes of workplace injuries and over 50% of them occur at ground level. Slips and falls are also 100% preventable. This video reviews some of the ways people trip and fall, basic prevention techniques, and provides solid, common sense training for your employees on how to prevent slips, trips, and falls.

Teaching younger students what to do when approached by a stranger is important for their safety. Using an example of an elementary aged student who is approached by an adult he does not know while walking to the school bus, this training program teaches students how to respond if they find themselves in this type situation. Students are taught who is considered a stranger and what to do or say if a stranger approaches them. This program is directed at beginning elementary school aged students and uses both video and animation to present its material. It also comes with a reproducible completion certificate and activity coloring booklet for the students.

In our busy lives, we are often faced with time-management choices. When given the chance, we must always choose safety over time savings, because rushing causes us to lose focus, skip steps, and make bad decisions. In fact, the time we spend staying safe is time well spent. In this program, workers learn the very real hazards associated with rushing and being in a hurry. Through various examples, viewers will learn to recognize the symptoms of becoming rushed, why "hurried working" is so dangerous and what steps they can take to stay safe.

The Telehandler is a versatile piece of equipment found on most every job site. These unique machines can lift up to 10,000 loads and extend outwards 30 to 40 feet. Because of the size and power of this machine, it is critical the operators are properly trained in it use. This program is designed to give your operators basic knowledge in the safe use of a telehandler.

With far more reach and lifting capacity than a standard forklift, the advantage of the telescopic forklift is also its biggest limitation. The further out a boom is raised and extended the less weight it is able to lift, causing potential instability. This comprehensive program trains you and your workers that additional risks must be taken into account when working around or operating this equipment.

Charlie's story has become a phenomenon in the world of safety. It tells of Charlie_s journey from death_s door following a refinery explosion, to his position as the world_s leading presenter on why we all should follow safety procedures precisely. The shortcut he took from standard procedures resulted in Charlie being burned over 50% of his body, five years in hospital, the loss of his family, the loss of everything he treasured. This latest installment in the Charlie series focuses on the impact an accident has on the family of an accident victim.

While working in trenches and excavations, there is absolutely no room for risk-taking. Any condition you ignore or overlook can be fatal. Knowing proper soil classification techniques is vital to safe excavation operations. For each excavation soil testing must be completed by a competent person in order to determine what type shoring system is required to keep employees safe. This program trains your employees on how soil is tested and what the responsibilities of the competent person are.

In today_s fast paced world, cell phones have become commonplace. Regardless of a school district_s policy on the use of cell phones, the reality is they can be found on many school buses every day. Opening with a news report from a real life bus accident caused by cell phone use, this training program provides your drivers with a timely reminder of why school bus drivers should not use cell phones while driving.

Ladders bring portability and flexibility to any job that extends above the ground. However if not used correctly, ladders can be dangerous. Falls from ladders are one of the leading causes of both workplace and home accidents, and the consequences can be long lasting and affect a person_s quality of life. This program is designed to train your employees on how to safely set up and use a ladder and includes information on step ladders, extension ladders and articulated or multi-purpose ladders.