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The ElectriCities Library maintains a vast array of resources
that are available for use by its members either on-site or on loan
for a two-week period. Two of the most popular sets of resources
are Safety and Training videos and the CD-I Interactive video collection.
For information about other resources, please call or email
Robby Humphreys at 800-768-7697, ext. 6102.
Several of our newest safety training videos are listed below and
may be checked out for a two-week period. Use of the training videos
is free to ElectriCities members. Please insure each video for $300
when you return it to the ElectriCities Library. Additional training
videos are available from the Safety & Training and Marketing
departments.
To view the entire Electricities video catalog, click
here
To download the entire Electricities video catalog in MS Word,
click
here
NEW VIDEOS AND DVDS FOR SUMMER/FALL 2007
IN ELECTRICITIES LIBRARY
VIDEOS
“Working Safely in Hot Environments” (V 431)
Run Time: 15:29
This video explains the symptoms of illnesses that can be caused
by working in hot environments. The program also teaches prevention
and first aid for heat-related illnesses.
“Systems Lifting 2000” (V 432)
Run Time: 34:00
Explains the entire “back system”: vertebrae, discs, ligaments
& muscles. Discusses causes of back pain, lifting techniques,
and site-specific & function training. Highlights prevention of
back injuries through exercise, diet, posture, and ergonomics.
“Systems Lifting” (V 443)
Run Time: 14:00
Stresses the responsibility of the individual in back injury prevention.
“Back Care & Safety” (V 444)
Run Time: 15:00
We can injure our backs at any time or anywhere--at home, work, or
at play. Knowing how our bodies work will limit our chances of an
injury.
“Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls: General Industry”
(V 433)
Run Time: 15:00
Prevention is the key. Explains how most falls can usually be prevented.
Many of the injuries are serious and occur on level surfaces. Includes
actions to be taken when slips, trips, and falls happen.
“Pole Climbing Techniques” (V 434)
Run Time: 20:03
Discusses safe climbing steps: Fitting & inspecting equipment;
testing the pole; climbing using the three-point method; and proper
aerial work habits.
“Traffic Control Through Work Zones” (V 435)
Run Time: 21:15
Discusses how to control traffic with a caution that local and national
traffic control regulations are also important. Departmental rules
should also be observed. Do your homework before hitting the street.
“Work Zone Safety for Construction and Utility Employees”
(445)
Run Time: 21:03
Reinforces recommended safety procedures that apply in most stationary
work zones.
“The Mark Standler Story: Lessons Learned from an Arc Flash
Tragedy” (V 436)
Run Time: 19:00
A documentary of how working odd hours with a temperamental contractor
caused a lack of focus, leading to tragic burn injuries.
“Accidents Aren’t Just One of Those Things”
(V 437)
Run Time: 20:00
Keep your workers safe from accidents! Martin Lesperance, retired
after 20 years as an EMT and firefighter, shares stories of the tragic,
preventable accidents that he has witnessed. Employees will learn:
• What 'ripple effects' result from an injury
• Why wearing personal protective equipment is so important
• Why a dangerous situation should be fixed immediately
“Heat Stress” (V 438”)
Run Time: 16:00
Cramps, exhaustion and stroke all can plague an employee working in
hot weather or in a hot environment. This video program focuses on
preventing illnesses and minimizing safety hazards.
"What Would You Say?” (V439)
Run Time: 17:00
Focuses on several key communication techniques when talking to
a co-worker about a safety issue:
•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 highlights how we should respond when someone is
pointing out our unsafe actions.
“Electrical Safety for Non-Electricians” (V 440)
Run Time: 18:0
Scenarios of electrical situations 'gone wrong'. This video is
perfect for non-electricians, including maintenance workers and
machine operators, and anyone else who works with and around electrical
tools and equipment. Filmed in a variety of settings including offices.
Your workers watch real life interviews with people who have experienced
electrical mishaps and they learn how to protect themselves! Covers:
• Basic electrical terminology and definitions
• Electrical hazard awareness
• Common mistakes made and how to acquire safe work practices
• How to respond to an electrical problem
“No Injury, No Accident 2” (Videotape V 441)
Run Time: 14:00
Unsafe conditions can exist even when no injuries are being reported.
Safety lessons need to be learned from accidents and dangerous conditions
must be corrected regardless of whether an injury has resulted.
No-injury accidents should be seen as warnings.
“I Chose to Look the Other Way” (Videotape V442)
Run Time: 12:00
A worker chooses to look the other way when his co-worker is putting
himself in danger. The result is a fatal accident. The lesson: speak
up when you observe procedures being violated.
DVDs
“Arc Flash Safety Awareness” (DVD-106)
Run Time: 18:00
Includes electrical hazard analysis, the electrical safety program,
training, and unqualified and qualified persons. Also covers electrical
hazard analysis, shock and hazard analysis, flash protection boundary,
personal protective equipment, and safe work practices.
“Fire Extinguishers: Ready to Respond” (DVD-107)
Run Time: 14:00
Explains 5 classes of fires - A, B, C, D and K (cooking oils).
Covers fire prevention, how to use and inspect extinguishers.
“What…?! Protect Your Hearing” (DVD-108)
Run Time: 15:00
Demonstrates why it is always important to protect your hearing. The
consequences of exposure to loud sound are explained. Various types
of hearing protection are illustrated.
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