Stop & Think! - a powerful, attention-grabbing new meeting opener. Four minutes of dramatic injury re-enactments in a variety of work settings hold the viewer's attention. Whether it's distractions, being in a hurry, or just not paying attention, we can all relate to the causes of these mishaps. Stop & Think carries a message that is simple, yet important to our safety: Sometimes all it takes to prevent an injury is for each of us to take a moment to stop...and think.

Many items in our workplace present a hidden hazard. We're tallking about the sheer weight or the potential energy of things such as loaded pallets, heavy equipment, doors and cables. When these things move or fall, they release that stored energy and create deadly hazards.

This video featuring dramatic reenactments of stored energy mishaps, increases our awareness of stored energy hazards and helps us become more observant of them in our surroundings.

Workers need to be protected from hazards that can take place on any worksite. For their safety, Personal Protective Equipment Training Course has been designed to get an idea on the variety of PPE available.

PPE Online Training Course emphasizes the importance of wearing proper equipment by showing a re-enactment of an arc flash incident that could have been tragic in case a worker was not wearing proper PPE. The worker describes how the equipment saved him from an injury during the incident. This training is great for new employee onboarding or for refresher course.

This training course will cover the following PPE usage:

1. Industrial clothing
2. Industrial work boots
3. Hearing protection
4. Eye protection
5. Respiratory protection
6. Safety helmets
7. Hand protection
8. Fall arrest equipment

Lockout/Tagout…It Would Have Saved His Life, immediately grabs the viewer’s attention with the true story of a man killed in a workplace mishap that would have been prevented by lockout/tagout. The video provides a comprehensive overview of the following information:

• The purpose of lockout/tagout
• Employee roles and responsibilities
• The purpose and contents of an Energy Control Plan

Crane Signal Person Basic Training is an important resource to help crane signal people and crane operators learn the 20 standardized hand signals as described in ASME B30.5 and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.

This course presents:

• A general overview of crane operations and limitations
• Clear demonstrations of the 20 standard crane hand signals
• An explanation of correct voice signal communication
• Guidelines for using non-standard and new signals
• Basic safety practices for a crane signal person

We all occasionally witness unsafe behavior. But talking with our coworkers about safety can be difficult. We don't want to hurt feelings, we don't want to make people mad. But we don't want anyone to get hurt. This new video helps us learn to effectively communicate with our co-workers when we see them behaving unsafely.

What Would You Say? features three potentially hazardous workplace incidents in which workers confront each other about the hazards. In each incident, examples of poor communication are demonstrated. Then examples of effective and positive communication techniques are demonstrated. Techniques that we can all use, on the job and off.

What Would You Say? focuses on easy to use communication techniques including:
* Be positive
* Show that you are concerned about their safety
* Explain the consequences of the hazard or unsafe behavior
* Be specific with your comments

The video also helps us learn to respond in a positive way if someone is pointing out our unsafe actions. Suitable for new and experienced employees in a wide variety of settings.