A Stitch in Time
Defines “CTD” and offers solutions; Defines “ergonomics”;
Presents ideas on workstation design; Proper training/retraining for
workers.
Accidents Aren’t Just One of Those Things
Why we must think before we act; Why unsafe equals selfish; What
happens after an injury.
Accidents Investigation: The Big Picture
Gathering facts & info; Evaluating accidents; writing accident reports.
Anchorages: Making the Connection
General rules for anchorage points; Safe hookups.
Arc Flash Safety Awareness
Arc flash hazards; PPE; Safe work practices.
Avoiding Slips, Trips & Falls
Negotiating slippery surfaces; Controlling hazards; Proper equipment.
Avoiding Slips, Trips and Falls: Step by Step
Alert your workers to the dangers and show them how to avoid injury from slippery surfaces, controlling hazards and proper equipment.
B-A-C-K
Dangers; How the Back Works; Lifting safely. Back Injury Prevention
Workplace ergonomics; Preparing to lift a load; Proper lifting
techniques; Exercises; Correct posture.
Back Safety - Lift Well, Live Well
Teaches workers how to "head off" back pain by using their heads and always being aware how to protect their back.
Back Safety Landscape, Custodial & Maint. Workers
Back braces; Pushing; Lifting; Body mechanics.
Back Safety for Material Handlers
Teaches back techniques specific for material handlers and exercises.
Back Safety: Home Care Workers
Proper posture; Safety lifting & transferring; Fitness;
Unpredictable movements of patients.
Back Safety: Real, Real Life
Awareness, Attitude, Action; types of back injuries; safe lifting practice; exercises; real life scenarios.
Beat the Heat: Preventing &
Treating
Importance of fluids; Preventing & treatment; Thermo-regulation
of the body.
Behavior Analysis: Understanding the
Cause
Behavior Analysis; Consequences and antecedents influence
behavior.
Bloodborne Pathogens: A Healthcare
Refresher
Transmission & exposure at work; Safe work practices; Sharps safety;
What to do if exposed.
Bloodborne Pathogens for
Cafeteria Workers
Safety procedures for cafeteria workers in the workplace.
Bloodborne Pathogens: for
Corrections
BBP diseases & transmission; Exposure control plan.
Bloodborne Pathogens for
Custodians
HBV, HCV, & HIV; Work practice controls; Housekeeping & PPE;
Exposure control plan.
Bloodborne Pathogens in Industry
Definition of bloodborne diseases; Safe work practices; Workplace
exposure.
Bloodborne Pathogens in Schools: Real, Real Life
The 3 A's: Awareness, Attitude, Action; HBV, HCV, HIV; Housekeeping
and safe work practices.
Bloodborne Pathogens: Just the Facts
Employees get valuable advice on safe work practices to avoid infection, housekeeping, emergency procedures
Bloodborne Pathogens: Protect
Yourself
Explains AIDS, HBV, HIV; First-Aid safeguard. Bucket Trucks: Extending Your Safety
Operator training, Pre-start inspection, Electricity, PPE, on-the-job. Cave-In: Trenching & Shoring
Grain size & saturation; Cohesion & soil testing; Protective systems.
Chemical Handling: General Principals
Safety procedures; Flammables, corrosives and solvents.
Chlorine Safety
Contingency & emergency plans; Effective ventilation &
monitoring; First Aid; Leaks: testing & repair; MSDS information;
PPE for handling.
Combative Residents: Mirror Their
Reality
Recognize signs of oncoming incidents; Intervene safely to restore peace;
Discover patterns of outburst.
Communicating for Safety
Teaches 6 guidelines for good communication skills necessary for
an effective safety program.
Confined Space: Case Histories
Safe atmospheric testing & monitoring; Training the entry team. Confined Space Entry
Creating & handling permits; Entry situations & emergencies;
Roles & responsibilities for entrants; Types of hazards &
safety equipment.
Confined Space Entry: Keeping Public Employees Safe
Train your employees to work safely in these dangerous spaces and stay compliant with OSHA.
Confined Space Entry:
Permit Required
Entry permit requirements; PPE; Safe atmospheric testing; Training
the entry team. Confined Space Rescue
OSHA rescue requirements; Psychological aspects; Worker
orientation.
Construction Back Safety
Learning correct posture; Lifting without injury; Preventing
repetitive motion injury.
Construction Electrical Safety
Making the environment safe; Responding to an accident;
Techniques using equipment.
Construction Fall Protection
3 types of personal fall protection systems; Equipment inspection
& maintenance; Rescue of fallen worker. Construction Forklift Compliance
Lifting principles; start-up walk around inspections;
Moving a load; Safe work practices.
Construction Stairways & Ladders
Discusses proper setup & uses; Inspection & maintenance;
Safe Ladders & stairways.
Construction Trenching & Shoring
Evaluating an excavation site; Effective worker protection systems;
Emergency reponse.
Contractor Safety: General
Requirements
Confined spaces; Fires; Slips, trips & falls; Trenching &
shoring. Crane Inspection
Daily & monthly inspections; Preparing for inspection;
Rigging.
Cranes & Lifting Devices
Inspecting hoisting equipment; Using chains, ropes and slings;
Safe lifting procedures; Sling angles.
Cranes, Chains, Slings
& Hoist
Daily pre-use inspections; Physics of sling angles;
Practices to avoid; Proper use of equipment protection;
Understanding safe load capacities.
Dealing with Stress
Industrial/office scenes; Physical signs of stress; Counteracting
stress; diet, exercise, attitude & behavior.
Defensive Driving for Government Employees
This program looks at techniques to help prevent accidents from happening, and in the case of unavoidable accidents, helps lessen the severity.
Defensive Driving: 15-passenger Vans
Safe operations of the van; How to avoid rollovers; Defensive
driving techniques.
Defensive Driving: A Crash
Course
A defensive attitude; Distractions; Freeway, rural roads & city
driving; Plan & prepare.
Defensive Driving: Prepared
for the Worst
Accidents; Breakdown basics; Personal security. Defensive Driving: School
Bus Drivers
Three A's of Defensive Driving.
D.O.T. Drug & Alcohol Testing:
Your rights & responsibilities;
Effects of abuse on job performance; Conditions for testing; Types of
drugs; The collection procedures.
Driven to Distraction
Includes use of cell phones among other distractions while on the road. Powerful impact.
Driving Safety
Accident procedures; Driving tips; Mental preparation/concentration;
Use seatbelts.
Electrical Safety -
High Impact
Very graphic re-enactment ;
Electrical Safety: Beware of the Bite
Conductivity; Safe work practices; Lockout/tagout; PPE; Emergency response.
Electrical Safety: Real, Real-Life
Conductivity; PPE; Safe work practices; Using GFCI's; Awareness, Attitudes, Action.
Electrical Safety -
Working around Live Cirecuits
Safety Measures for working on live circuits, how to follow NEC for electrical equipment installation and use.
Emergency Action Plan: Crisis Under Control
Emergency alarm and evacuation; Cooperation with emergency services; Medical
services; Employee training.
Emotional Wreck
What constitutes aggressive driving, dangers of impatience, selfishness,& competiveness.
Emergency Evacuations: Getting Out Alive
How to respond in several emergency situations; Importance of drills.
Ergonomics: A Weight Off
Your Shoulders
Proper lifting; Stretching exercises & short breaks.
Ergonomics: Safe Patient Transfer
Protecting back; Transferring patient to car; Recognizing risky situations.
Ergonomics: Solving the Puzzle
Creating a successful ergonomics program; Changing your workplace;
Reducing repetitive motion injuries.
Ergonomics: The 24-Hour Body
Practical solutions to potential strain; off the job safety procedures.
Ergonomics, You & Your
VDT
Exercises; Principles of ergonomics; Workstations.
Ergonomics: Your Body
at Work
Cumulative trauma disorders & factors; Definition of ergonomics;
Modifying body mechanics; Proper use of hand tools; Worksite analysis.
Eye Protection: See the Whole Picture
Care and maintenance; Injury protection.
Eye Protection - Why Gamble
How to avoid injury and the emergency procedures to follow if an accident occurs.
Facility Security: The Critical
Link
Bomb, fire; Security measures; Recognizing suspicious activity.
Fall Protection - High Impact
Very graphic ;
Fall Protection: The Right Connection
Guardrails; Positioning Devices; Rescue from heights.
Fire Safety for Schools: Sound the Alarm
Emergency Action Plan; Fire Prevention; Safe evacuation.
Fire Safety: Real, Real-Life
Four elements & classes of fire; How to extinguish a fire;
Emergency Action Plan (EAP); The 3 A's - Awareness, Attitude, Action. Fire Safety: There’s No
Second Chance
Classes of fires; Elements of fire; Emergency action; Fire
prevention; How to extinguish.
First Aid On-the-Job:
Initial Response
Bloodborne precautions; Stop bleeding; Symptoms of shock &
prevention; When/how to move a victim. First Aid: Prepared to Help
Surveying the scene; Sending for help; Victim assessment. Forklift Fundamentals:
Get the Facts
Controls & instrumentation; Equipment inspections; Power plant inspections; Powered industrial trucks . Forklift Maneuvers: All the Right Moves
OSHA Compliance training; Loads & stability safety;
Hazardous operating conditions. Forklift Operation: Carry
the Load
Operating conditions; Proper load manipulation; Special hazards; Vehicle
& pedestrian traffic.
Forklift Safety - High Impact
Very graphic re-enactments ;
Foundation Concepts
Behavior; Attitudes & culture; Safe or at-risk behaviors;
What causes accident cycles.
Groundskeeping Safety: Dealing
with Bugs & Critters
Basic PPE; Snakes, wasp, bees, fire ants; First aid.
Hand Protection: Lessons for a Lifetime
Hazard assessment; Machine hazards; Electrical hazards; PPE section.
Hand Safety - High Impact
Very graphic re-enactments ;
Hand Washing: Your Health is in Your Hands
Difference between skin decontamination & hand washing; Step by step proper
handwashing.
Handwashing: Avoiding Germs and Viruses at Work
Importance of washing hands to stop the spread of germs and viruses.
Hazard Communication for Public Employees
Provides employees with elementary knowledge of dangerous chemicals, what they are and how to work with them.
Hazard Communications in the
Workplace
Definition of hazardous material; Labeling requirements; MSDS;
Written HAZCOM plan.
Hazard Communications: Real Real Life
Provides important information about safe work practices when working with hazardous chemicals. Hazard Communications: Road
to Safety
Identifying potential hazards; Material safety data sheets;
Warning labels. Hazard Communications Standards
Effective training; Inspection guidelines training; Questions OSHA
may ask; Written plan contents.
Hazard Recognition & Control
Points out the direct, indirect and root causes of accidents, so employees can stay safe.
HazCom Cases: Learn from Their Mistakes
Warning labels & MSDS; PPE; Emergency reponse.
Healthcare Personal Protective Equipment: Why Risk It?
Covers the different types of PPE available and how they can protect you from on-the-job hazards.
Hearing Protection: Sounds Good to Me
4 P’s of prevention; Audiometers testing; Human ear; Reducing
high noise level. Heat Stress
Cramps, exhaustion and stroke can plague an employee in a hot environment. Focus on preventing illnesses and first aid.
Heat Stress for Public Employees: Seeing Red
Give your employees the knowledge they need to avoid the dangers of working in hot humid conditions.
Heat Stress: Don't Lose Your Cool
Sunburn; Work procedures; Eating habits; Heat rash; Clothing; Fluid intake.
Highway Work Zone Safety: The Basics
Being safe-conscious; Traffic control devices; Slowing down traffic;
Detours & closures.
Housekeeping: It Ain't Like the Movies
Clean or Clutter? Proper storage; Eliminate spills & leaks.
Human Behavior - Reducing
Unsafe Acts
Associates potential hazards to job; Encourages safety rules &
procedures; Exercise good judgment.
Infection Control: Behavioral Healthcare
Protecting your client & yourself from sharp injuries; How to break
the chain of infection at your facility; Critical steps to prevent dangerous
microorganisms.
Indoor Cranes: Safe Lifting Operations
Provides non licensed operators with the information they need to safely operate cranes.
Injury & Illness Prevention
Job specific hazards; Safety rules & standards.
It Only Takes a Second
Safety motivation.
Job Safety Analysis
Preparing for the JSA; Self-inspection; Identifying job steps.
Just another Day
Are your employees getting complacent about safety? Do they skip safety procedures?
Kitchen Safety
Burns; Electrical & fire safety; Slip/fall hazards.
Knife Safety in the Workplace
Very graphic re-enactments ;
Landscape Power Tools
Personal protective equipment, proper operating techniques and inspection and maintenance.
Lifting Safety in the
Distribution Terminal
Lifting principles; Moving heavy objects.
Lockout for Life
Dramatic re-enactments; Equipment shutdown; Hazards:
uncontrolled energy; Review procedures.
Lock-Out / Tag-Out:
An Open & Shut Case
OSHA’s 3 steps for safe restoration of energy, 6 steps
to controlling hazardous energy; What lock-out/tag-out
is & when to perform it.
Lock-Out / Tag-Out:
Controlling the Beast
Explains how & why to lockout; OSHA mandated training;
Reviews vital lockout/tagout procedure. Lock-Out / Tag-Out
Retraining
Energy control procedures; Power systems: electrical, hydraulic
& pneumatic; Recognize & control hazardous energy sources;
Review of standards.
Lock-Out / Tag-Out
Safety - High Impact
Very graphic re-enactments of accidents ;
Medical Emergencies: Citizen Responder
Heart attacks; Choking & strokes; asthma; diabetes; Seizures & epilepsy.
Modern Driving Hazard: Road Rage, Cell Phone, Etc
Causes of road rage; Hazard/safety tips of cell phones; Showing respect
for other drivers.
Motor Vehicle Awareness: Easy as ABCD
Driving under the influence; Safety belts; Special safety tips.
MRSA Awareness
Includes specific steps everyone can take to prevent the spread of this dangerous superbug and lower infection.
No Going Back: Changing Attitudes
Toward Safety
Changing attitudes toward safety workplace; Management’s legal
& moral responsibilities; making safety first.
Office Ergonomics
How ergonomic problems occur; How warm up exercises can help.
Office Safety: It's a
Jungle Out There
Preventing injuries; Controlling dangers; Formulating emergency
plans.
OSHA Inspection: Overcoming Your Fears
Best way to prepare for an OSHA Inspection.
OSHA: An Introduction
Program examines the mission and working of OSHA.
Personal Fall Protection:
One Step Beyond
Personal fall protection systems; Lifelines, snaphooks, &
harnesses; Rescue; Equipment care & inspection.
Personal Protective Equipment
Limitations of various PPE; Proper care, maintenance, use
& disposal; When PPE is necessary.
Personal Protective Equipment: Don't Start Work Without It
Eye and face protection; Hearing and head protection; Hand and
foot protection; Basic PPE rules.
Personal Protective
Equipment: Real Life
Awareness, attitude, action; Cleaning & storing PPE;
Knowing equipment limitations; Proper use. Personal Protective Equipment: Reality in the Public Sector
a firsthand look at the consequences of not wearing PPE. Power Tool Safety - High Impact
Very graphic ;
Powered Hand Tool Safety: Handle with Care
Staying out of the way of tools; Proper use of PPE; Good housekeeping;
Pre-use inspections; Avoiding dangers.
Preventing Resident Falls
Why residents fall; Types of falls; Preventing falls.
Pro-Active Safety
Attitudes: Looking Out for #1
Interviews with actual workers; Prevention, responsibility,
protection; Re-enactments of real life accidents.
Pro-Active Safety
Attitudes: Target Zone
Accident prevention; Building trust; Creating expectations;
Maintaining leadership.
Pro-Active Safety:
The Self-Inspection
Task Exposure Analysis; Self-inspection during maintenance
step; Make the most of self-inspection.
Recognizing Drug/Alcohol Abuse for Managers
Detecting drug & alcohol abuse; initiating testing & treatment. Recognizing Drug/Alcohol Abuse in Employees
Recognizing signs of drug or alcohol abuse. Recordkeeping: True to Form
OSHA 300 & etc.
Reducing Unsafe Acts in
the Office
Motivates employees to follow rules; Potential hazards to the job.
Respiratory Protection:
Another World
Changes to OSHA’s revised standard; Hazardous atmosphere;
Types; Written program & fit testing. Retail Safety Orientation
BBP; Back safety; Basic 1st aid; Personal hygiene; Box cutters; Fire & extinguishers;
Ladder safety; slips, trips & falls. Safe Driving: Real, Real-Life
Road rage; Drinking & driving; Proper vehicle maintenance; Car jacking.
Safe Winter Driving
Rain, snow & ice; The skid; stopped & stranded; Basic emergency
equipment.
Safety & the Supervisor
Accident investigation & reports; Inspection for hazards;
Supervisor’s legal responsibility; Training.
Safety Attitudes: Food for Thought
Incident/hazard/accident identification; Accident prevention;
Responsibility; Protection.
Safety Committees
Educates members; Effective safety committee; Improves safety
performance; Safety counseling.
Safety First: PPE Hazard Assessment
Learn the 4 steps to be compliant with OSHA, Search, Select Train & Maintain.
Safety Meetings: Give Them What They Want
Execute a plan & keep it interesting; Try out new material.
Safety On/Or Near Water
Safety tips on sandpits.
Safety Orientation: It Takes a Winning Attitude
PPE; Back injuries; Lockout/Tagout; BBP; Fire Safety.
Roadway Worker Safety: In the Zone
Assembly; Fall prevention; Inspection; Role of competent person;
Safe work practices. Safety Program (How to Develop)
Focus on safety; Problem solving; Training emphasis. Scaffolds: Safety at
All Levels
Assembly; Fall prevention; Inspection; Role of competent person;
Safe work practices. School Bus Drivers: Positively in Control
Attitude pre-inspection; Being positive role model; Controlling student behavior;
Safe loading/unloading.
Scissor Lifts In Construction
Lifting principles; Walk-around inspections; Controls; Electricity; Operations.
Service Reps: A Day in the Life
Working conditions; Vehicle & driving safety; Dealing with
people; Weather; Bugs & animals.
Shiftwork: Circadian Survival
Proper rest/fatigue on the job; Family stress.
Slips, Trips & Falls: Real, Real Life
(2006)
Awareness, Attitude & Action; Identifying hazards;
Simple housekeeping; Minimizing improper use of equipment. Slips, Trips & Falls: Taking the Right Steps
Prevention techniques; Wet surfaces & poor weather conditions;
Housekeeping; Stairs & ladders. Stairways & Ladders: The First Step
Complies with OSHA's proposed 1910.23-25; Setup & use; Inspection
& maintenance.
Stop & Think
Safety motivation.
Suspension Scaffolds in Construction
This important program focuses on working safely on suspension scaffolds to avoid accidents.
The Newcomers
Goes through the first day on the job, make sure your employees know what is safe.
There are Choices - Driving
Safety
Excellent motivator to change driving habits.
Think About This
Very graphic accident re-enactments ;
Trenching & Shoring
Safety
Definitions of trench & excavation; Oxygen deficiency &
emergency evacuation; Shoring installation, inspection & removal;
Stress factors.
Tuberculosis Awareness
How you contact TB; Symptoms of TB infection; What happens when infected
with TB; Who is at risk?
Van and Truck Driving
Tips for safe, professional driving attitude.
Walking & Working
Surfaces: Watch Your Step
To train employees in the proper use of equipment & procedures
on surfaces.
Warehouse Safety:
It's No Mystery
PPE; Ergonomics & back safety; Material handling; Driving &
working around forklifts; Housekeeping.
Warning Labels & Signs: Get the Message
Signs & tags; Hazcom labeling requirements; NFPA, SmartRTK &
HazMat labeling systems.
Weather Safety
Information on tornado safety; flash flooding; hail storms;
Courtesy of News 9 & OG&E.
Weather (Severe) Alert: Are You Prepared?
Emergency Preparedness Plan; Severe weather watches & warnings;
Hazards; Responding to severe weather.
Winter Safety
Signs & treatment of hypothermia & frostbite; Prevention of
hypothermia & frostbite; Off-the-job winter safety.
Working around Cranes
Teach your employees how to identify and prevent the hazards associated with working around cranes.
Working on Aerial Lifts,
Cranes & Swing Stages
Importance of inspecting aerial equipment; Maintaining safe clearance
from electrical current; Warming up engines; Wearing proper safety
gear.
Working on Ladders, Poles
& Scaffolds
Personal protection worker; Proper safety equipment; Safeguard machinery.
Working Smart:
General Office Safety
Back injuries; Ergonomics; Fire safety; Noise; Slips/falls.
Working with Electricity
Common electrical hazards; Regulations reviewed; Working with
power tools around water.
Working with Machinery
Personal protection for worker; Proper safety equipment; Safeguard
machinery.
Workplace Violence: Calm
Before the Storm
Establishing a violence prevention program; Warning signs; Stress
management; Conflict. 
