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Mailroom safety Number: VT01734 Material: video, 6 minutes Industry: all industries Covers how to recognize suspicious packages, helps dispel myths about the hazards presented by suspicious packages, and proper procedures for handling suspect mail. Summit Training Source, 2002 Office safety Number: VT01735 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: all industries Covers how to recognize potential hazards and take preventive measures to help eliminate incidents including slips and falls and back injuries. Summit Training Source, 1990 Oops! Your office is showing Number: VT01278 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses how to identify the causes of office accidents and ways to prevent them including workstation design, and proper lifting techniques. WA State Depart of Labor and Industries, 1992 Working smart: General office safety Number: VT01452 Material: video, 20 minutes Industry: general industry Discusses identifying office hazards and ways to prevent accidents including slips and falls, hazardous substances, flammable chemicals, and ergonomics. Coastal Training Technologies, 1992 OSHA All about OSHA Number: VT01679 Spanish Material: video, 8 minutes Industry: all industries Provides an introduction to OSHA for the Spanish-speaking workforce including Latino accident statistics, OSHA inspections, reporting job hazards, and employer responsibilities. NOTE: Mention is made of some Georgia statistics. OSHA Atlanta West Area Office, 2000 OSHA 10-hour construction PowerPoint Number: CD01 Material: CD10 Industry: construction Emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance and control in the following subjects: OSHA, electrical, fall protection, excavations, cranes, materials handling and storage, hand and power tools, ppe, scaffolds, and stairways and ladders. OSHA Office of Training and Education, 2003 http://www.osha.gov/fso/ote/training/outreach/const_outreach_tp.html OSHA 10-hour general industry PowerPoint Number: CD02 Material: CD10 Industry: general industry Hazard identification, avoidance and control in the following subjects: OSHA, bloodborne pathogens, electrical, fire protection, flammable liquids, ppe, hazard communication, machine guarding, walking-working surfaces, and safety and health programs. OSHA Office of Training and Education, 2003 http://www.osha.gov/fso/ote/training/outreach/gi_outreach_tp.html OSHA at work Number: VT01184 Material: video, 22 minutes Industry: all industries Describes OSHA and its functions. NOTE: First two minutes of video contains extraneous material. OSHA Office of Information & Consumer Affairs, 1991 OSHA in review Number: VT01233 Material: video, 10 minutes Industry: all industries Reviews the history of OSHA through film footage of former Assistant Secretaries. OSHA, 1989 OSHA inspection: Overcoming the fear Number: VT01691 Material: video, 24 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses how to prepare for an OSHA inspection and what to expect including the opening conference, what is included in the inspection tour, the closing conference, types of violations and their penalties, and how to appeal a citation. Coastal Training Technologies, 1994 OSHA inspection: Preparation and response by Rick Kaletsky Number: T55.K26 Material: book, 438 pages Industry: all industries Covers how OSHA works, what employers need to do in order to have an effective safety and health program, and how to prepare for and respond to an OSHA work site inspection. McGraw-Hill, 1997 OSHA on-site consultation program Number: VT01756 Material: video, 10 minutes Industry: all industries Provides an overview of the services provided by state OSHA Consultation Programs by presenting a jointly developed Industry/OSHA silica hazard control program. IL Onsite S&H Consultation Program, 2002 OSHA recordables Number: VT01736 Material: video, 6 minutes Industry: all industries Covers the recording of workplace illnesses and accidents on the OSHA 300, 300-A, and 301 forms including what records must be kept and how to determine what goes on the record. Summit Training Source, 2002 OSHA recordkeeping: On the record Number: VT01681 Material: video, 18 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses the revised OSHA recordkeeping system including how to distinguish between a recordable and non-recordable incident and the new OSHA 300, 300-A, and 301 forms. Summit Training Source, 2001 OSHA recordkeeping: True to form Number: VT01680 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: all industries Covers the revised OSHA recordkeeping system including an overview of changes, when to begin and end counting, employee privacy issues, procedures, and the new OSHA forms 300, 300-A and 301. Coastal Training Technologies, 2001 OSHA top ten Number: VT01771 Material: video, 25 minutes Industry: general industry Points out the most common OSHA violations for general industry including machine guarding, lockout/tagout, hazard communication, warning signs and labels, and employee training. Coastal Training Technologies, 2002 OSHA's inspection and citation process: Construction Number: VT01586 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: construction Provides information on employer rights and responsibilities under the OSH Act including the reasons for inspections, the opening conference, inspection tour, closing conference, citations, the seven types of violations, and penalties. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1993 Protecting workers: How OSHA conducts inspections Number: VT01258 Material: video, 18 minutes Industry: all industries Describes the OSHA inspection process and OSHA services available to employers. OSHA Office of Information & Consumer Affairs, 1994 Protecting workers: How OSHA writes standards Number: VT01183 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: all industries Describes how OSHA standards are developed using the excavation standard as an example. OSHA Office of Information & Consumer Affairs, 1992 |
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