Health & Safety Training Videos

Workplace Violence for Employees

Workplace violence. It can happen in any size organization, in any industry. Detailing ten distinct warning signs that could foretell violence in you organization, the employee version of this training DVD emphasizes the need for employees to speak up and get help if they notice anything that causes concern.

Preview other versions:

Manager version

Employee/Manager combo set

Slips, Trips, & Falls

Slips, trips and falls are among the leading causes of disabling accidents in the workplace. Yet the vast majority of these injuries can be prevented with a commitment to certain basic but very important principles. These principles start with awareness: reminding employees simply to pay more attention and consider the consequences if they don’t. But there’s more to it than that. This video shows specific procedures that can raise safety awareness throughout your organization and help prevent accidents.

Proper Lifting Techniques

You can’t rely on instinct when it comes to lifting properly. If you don’t stop and think before you grab that heavy crate or unwieldy piece of plywood, you can get seriously hurt. In fact, 8 out of 10 of us will end up suffering some kind of back injury in our lifetimes. But much of this can be prevented with the use of specific lifting techniques that maintain proper alignment and support the back throughout the lifting process.

Fire Safety & Evacuation

Fire safety is the collective responsibility of every employee. Unsafe behavior by just one individual can put everyone in the building at risk. Use this video to raise awareness and teach essential fire safety skills.

Forklift Operation & Safety

It's essential that forklift drivers focus on safety first. This video emphasizes an awareness of forklift driving hazards and promotes best-practices that will help keep your workplace accident-free. Equally important is the driver’s focus on safety first. This video emphasizes an awareness of forklift driving hazards and promotes best-practices that help maintain your workplace accident-free.

Drop, Cover & Hold

This DVD provides guidance for being prepared for the next big earthquake while showing detailed instruction and visual demonstration of the Drop, Cover and Hold procedure. Managers and supervisors should encourage their employees to become familiar with these procedures and know what to do in the event of a major earthquake.

Preventing and Managing Stress

Most people feel stress at some point during the day. In small amounts, stress can help you focus your attention and improve your performance. But too much stress can undermine your abilities and damage your health. In this health and safety video, experts will teach you about the causes of stress and offer proven ways to lessen its negative impacts.

Preventing and Managing Computer Related Injuries

We're often working at a computer, doing the same thing over and over again. In this health and safety video, the experts at Stanford pinpoint the causes of and explain prevention strategies for computer-related traumas. Following these ergonomic principles will minimize aches and strains and increase productivity.

Workplace Violence for Managers

The manager version of this video covers the ten warning signs seen in the employee version while offering additional content, such as how to hold information-gathering meetings, confront a bully, or terminate a problem employee.

Workplace Violence — Employee/Manager Combination Package

The employee version of this video details the ten warning signs of workplace violence, as seen from the employee perspective. The manager version provides supervisors with additional content, such as how to hold information-gathering meetings, confront a bully, or terminate a problem employee.

Hazardous Materials: Your Right to Know

This is an advanced hazcom class that increases awareness of chemical and other material hazards. In this safety video, you'll see demonstrations of correct precautionary techniques and material handling procedures.

Ten Steps to Chemical Safety

Take an entertaining tour of a plant, where the supervisor points out the important components of an effective safety program. This safety video should be mandatory viewing for anyone who spends even a bit of time in workspaces where hazardous materials are used.

Resisting the Flu — Seasonal Version

This video, narrated by Eric A. Weiss, MD, of the Stanford University School of Medicine, educates your staff on how to prevent transmission of the seasonal flu, care for themselves and others, and recognize danger signs that require urgent medical attention.

Preventing and Managing Back Pain

Backaches affect workers at all levels, in all occupations. But while nearly 80 percent of us will experience some type of back problem during our lifetime, something can be done. In this health and safety video, you will learn specific techniques that will alleviate or even prevent back pain with the investment of just a few minutes per day.

Emergency Evacuation Procedures

Employees know what they're supposed to do in an emergency, but too often, they don't do it. In this workplace safety video, you'll see a series of common mistakes made during evacuations. Learn the reasons behind a proper evacuation plan, and why all instructions must be followed.

It Won't Happen Here

This disaster preparedness video shows what happens in the hours and days after a major fire threatens a company's ability to do business. Stressing the importance of having a disaster preparedness plan, you'll learn the types of decisions that need to be made in a crisis in order to get your business running again.

Unsolved Accidents

In this safety video, you'll see that accidents can happen anywhere, and the contributing factors are commonplace. Use this program to start a serious discussion on safe behavior, plant rules, and group responsibility for maintaining a safe workplace.