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“Crew Endurance Management for the Maritime Employee”
A guide for controlling fatigue and risk factors that affect performance, alertness and safety in the commercial maritime industry.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
"Ladder Safety for the Maritime Industries”
Falls are a leading cause of maritime injuries; this video demonstrates to crewmembers the safe usage of fixed, step and extension ladders on boats and barges, including setup, inspection, placement and tie down of ladders while accessing docks, dolphins and masts. 14 minutes.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
“Fiber Line Characteristics and Care for the Maritime Industries”
This video explains the composition and characteristics of various types of line and their appropriate use, storage, inspection and care. Proper splicing, effect of line path on line strength and the dangers of line snap-back are also addressed. 27 minutes.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
“Marine Fire Prevention, Training and Response”
This program, shot onboard working ships, offshore service vessels and tow boats, educates crewmembers about the elements of fire, fire extinguisher types and their proper usage, prevention through housekeeping and containment, first responder actions, alarms and the importance of drills.
Price: $410 VHS DVD
"Body In Motion' A Guide To Employee Wellness and Safety for the Offshore Oil Maritime Industries"
This program, hosted by one of the leading back safety and injury prevention consultants in the country, Dr. Rick Bunch, covers the specific safe work practices required for offshore personnel to work injury free in the oilfield environment. It includes proper lifting techniques, posture relief methods, preventative stretching and strengthening exercises and instruction on how to make offshore workers begin to work smart - utilizing ergonomic principles of lifting, pushing, and pulling. Shot on drilling rigs, production platforms, and supply vessels. 5 - parts: Total 1hr 20 minutes.
Price: $460 VHS DVD
Module 1 Module 2 Module 3 Module 4 Module 5
Hosted by the leading safety expert on the subject, Dr. Justin Wernick instructs offshore personnel at production platform and drilling rig locations on how to prevent injuries and fatalities from the leading cause of accidents in all industries - slips, trips, and falls. Proper shoewear, awareness, slipping and tripping hazards, housekeeping, physical conditioning, and ergonomic engineering are all covered in this eye opening presentation. 4 - parts: Total 40 minutes.
Price: $410 VHS DVD
“Person in Charge of Fuel Transfers for Inland Waterways”
Train your PIC in accordance with 33 CFR 155 and 46 CFR 25, 27 & 32. The USCG holds a crewmember aboard each UTV (Uninspected Towing Vessel) accountable for the safe completion of every fuel transfer. A hands-on transfer procedure is used to explain, simplify and train new personnel on this important new requirement. 22 minutes.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
“Developing and Motivating an Onboard Safety Culture”
Behavior modification and safety indoctrination are the key elements of these two programs.
Price: $485
(2 program set)VHS DVD
#1 “Supervisory Training for Officers”
The supervisor “Train the Trainer”presentation is aimed at providing officers the skills necessary to motivate crewmen to adopt a safety first attitude.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
#2 “Motivational Training for Inland Waterways Crew Personnel”The employee version emphasizes the benefits of an onboard safety culture and how it immediately affects health, salary and security.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
"Safe Manual Winch Practices and Procedures”
This program walks students step-by-step through the operational practices required to operate barge hand winches safely while making and breaking tow. Winches featured include various models of the major manufacturers (e.g., Patterson, Nabrico). Topics covered include the proper method for paying out wire, keeping feet and hands out of the spokes of the wheel, engaging and releasing the dog, utilizing a handle extension, use of the brake and safe release of wires under extreme pressure.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
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Everything You Need to Know About TWIC
It is your company’s responsibility to ensure that its employees are aware of their need to apply for and maintain a TWIC. This training program lays out the pertinent information that is absolutely necessary for employers and employees to sail smoothly through the application process. One wrong answer on TSA Disclosure form 2212, can lead to disqualification or denial of an application, delaying your employee from obtaining a TWIC card for weeks.
This comprehensive training is available in an Employee Version, an Employer Version, a Combined Version, and an MTSA Complaince Version. The MTSA Compliance Version concentrates on the training aspects of the Maritime Transportation Security Act (MTSA) Amendments and Regulations regarding TWIC implementation
Employee Version, Price: $150 DVD
Employer Version, Price: $195 DVD
Combined Version, Price: $295 DVD
MTSA Compliance Version, Price: $195 DVD
Designed to accomplish the specific levels of training for the VSO and CSO as required in USCG Regulation 33 CFR 104, this four-program suite provides a method of training more comprehensive and thorough than many generic commercial programs available today. Intended specifically for the Inland and Coastal Towing Industries, the VSO/CSO program is complemented by three additional Security Programs to ensure quality training.
Price: $995
(4 program set)VHS DVD
1. Vessel & Company Security Officer Training for the Towing Industry
A Compliance Guide to the MTSA and AWO Alternative Security PlanThis training program is designed to accomplish the specific levels of training required for compliance with the Security Regulations known as the Maritime Transportation Security Act - MTSA. This training is consistent with the training requirements in 33CFR 104 for vessel operations and is designed specifically for US Flag Vessels working within US inland and coastal waterways. The training provides the most thorough and comprehensive training available today for vessel operators.
Price: $595 VHS DVD 2. Security Search, Screening and Sweeping Techniques for Vessels, Ports, Plants and Facilities
This course is designed to accomplish the specific levels of training required for maritime personnel to perform security searches, screenings and sweeps as required by the MTSA, ISPS and other maritime security regulations.
Available in a vessel version, a facility version and a combined version covering both facilities and vessels, this training program, with accompanying written Facilitator Guide and test questions, is ideal for training current and future employees while on the job and will be an excellent addition to new employee orientations.
Vessel Version, Price: $350 VHS DVD 3. The Declaration of Security “DOS” - A Guide for Facility and Vessel Operators – as per MTSA & ISPS Regulations
This 20 minute training program is designed to train personnel in the regulatory requirements regarding the completion of the Declaration of Security for vessel to facility or vessel to vessel interfaces. This training is consistent with the requirements in 33CFR 105, for maritime facility personnel, 33CFR 104 for vessel crews, and 33 CFR 106 for offshore installation personnel required to complete a DOS. The material in the program is also compatible with the ISPS Code Section 5 A &B regarding the Declaration of Security procedures.
Price: $350 VHS DVD 4. Maritime Security: Handling Sensitive Security Information
This video, produced by the U.S. Coast Guard, discusses Sensitive Security Information and is intended as a training aid for Coast Guard personnel, maritime industry, and government agency partners in handling information designated as SSI as defined in 49 CFR Part 1520 and the MTSA regulations.
This training program is designed to accomplish the specific levels of training required for compliance with the U.S.C.G. Maritime Security Regulations known as the Maritime Transportation Security Act – MTSA and the International Maritime Organization’s ISPS or International Ship and Port Facility Code. This training is consistent with the requirements in 33CFR 106.220 and 104.225 and the ISPS code for personnel working in offshore oil and gas industries. The regulations require awareness training for all employees including Full Time Employees, Part Time Employees, Contractors, Visitors and Temporary Employees.
Price: $350 VHS DVD This course is designed to accomplish the specific levels of training required for maritime personnel to perform security searches, screenings and sweeps as required by the MTSA, ISPS and other maritime security regulations.
Available in a vessel version, a facility version and a combined version covering both facilities and vessels, this training program, with accompanying written Facilitator Guide and test questions, is ideal for training current and future employees while on the job and will be an excellent addition to new employee orientations.
Vessel Version, Price: $350 VHS DVD
Facility Version, Price: $350 VHS DVD
Combined Version, Price: $450 VHS DVD
Price: $2850
(11 program set)VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guides
Price: $250#1 Introduction to Maritime Security & Antiterrorism
This four-part course of instruction provides Ship Operator and Port facility personnel with a comprehensive review of the history of maritime terrorism, crime, and piracy with a view towards identifying relevant trends for the industry. Upon completion of this program, the student will appreciate the fundamental elements required to perform a threat assessment for either a port or ship.
1a. Introduction to the threat (Length - 11 mins)
1b. History And Current Trends In Maritime Terrorism (Length - 32 mins)
1c. Current Security Threat And Patterns In Maritime Crime
and Piracy (Length - 49 mins)
1d. Introduction To Port And Ship Operations And Security Measures (Length - 17 mins)
Price: $460 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20This course provides an introduction to the relevant international conventions, codes, legislation, and regulations. The many resolutions and conventions that have been adopted by the International Maritime Organization—in order to prevent, deter, and mitigate threats to security in maritime transportation—are discussed, providing a historical perspective on the development of, and the objectives within, the ISPS Code.
In addition to a discussion of the ISPS Code, the student will also learn about national maritime security measures, including the United States Maritime Transportation Security Act of 2002 (MTSA), the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT), and the Container Security Initiative (CSI).In order to fully appreciate the complexities of these maritime security policies, the program will provide key definitions and clarifications of terms found in SOLAS Chapter XI-2, Regulation 1 and in the ISPS Code Part A, Section 2.
Finally, the student will hear about the potential legal implications of action or non-action by the Facility Security Officer & Ship Security Officer, as well as the requirements associated with the handling of sensitive security-related information and communications.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20This course is intended to give students an appreciation of the Maritime Security System conceived by the IMO and to demonstrate how the various entities will work together. The relative roles of Contracting Governments, Recognized Security Organizations, the Company Security Officer, the Ship Security Officer, the Port Facility Security Officer, and other vessel and port security personnel are also discussed.
Specific information is provided on contracting governments, recognized security organizations, shipping companies, ships, port facilities, as well as those persons with security responsibilities.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20#4 Maritime Security Assessment
This 3 part course discusses the process of performing a ship and port facility security assessment as it pertains to the process of developing and updating the port or ship security plan. The process of performing a threat assessment and on-site vulnerability assessment, or security survey, followed by a risk and consequence analysis is detailed. Risk based decision-making is presented as a tool for completing a security assessment and determining prioritized security measures for a ship or port facility.
Students are encouraged to adopt systematic and consistent approaches to the evaluation of security conditions and vulnerabilities, including the use of checklists and software to perform their assessments. Students are taught methods of conducting audits, inspection, and monitoring of port and ship security. Techniques used to circumvent security measures are also covered, as well as the need to document the security assessment process.
This program is given in three parts:
4a. Seaport And Ship Security Measures And Vulnerabilities (Length - 42 mins.)
4b. Methodology And Considerations Associated With A Port Facility Vulnerability Assessment
(Length - 72 mins.)
4c. A Sample Risk Assessment Methodology For A Port Facility Or Ship Risk Assessment
(Length - 36 mins.)
Price: $460 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20This course will familiarize the student with the various types of security equipment and systems that are used in maritime security. Emphasis is placed on the operational limitations of security equipment and systems, as well as the need for routine testing, calibration, and maintenance of equipment and systems in place.
Participants are not expected to acquire detailed technical or scientific knowledge concerning the theoretical underpinnings of the operation of security equipment. Rather, the objective is to ensure familiarity with the capabilities and appropriate deployment of such devices and systems.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20#6 ISPS Security Plans including the PFSP & SSP
In this course, the purpose and contents of the Security Plan are clearly established and emphasis is placed on the issues of confidentiality. The primary course objective is to establish intimate familiarity with the contents of the plan and the processes by which the plan is developed, approved, implemented, maintained, and modified in accordance with the ISPS Code.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20#7 Threat Identification, Recognition, and Response
The focus of this course is on the characteristics and potential effects of prohibited weapons; explosives; hazardous substances and compounds that pose a risk to ships and port facilities.
The elements of this course include sections on:
- Recognition and detection of weapons, dangerous substances and devices
- Methods of physical searches and non-intrusive inspections
- Implementing and coordinating searches
- Recognition, on a non-discriminatory basis, of persons posing petential security risks
- Techniques used to circumvent security measures
- Crowd management and control techniques
Price: $330 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20#8 Ship & Port Facility Security Actions
In this section the ideas, plans, and preparations explored and developed in the previous courses are put into action and appropriate procedures are developed to facilitate security actions. Actions associated with a change in security levels are discussed and the importance of maintaining security at the ship/port interface is stressed. In addition, the appropriate use of the Declaration of Security is conveyed.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20#9 Emergency Preparedness, Drills, Exercises and Search Procedures
Incident response planning for a variety of contingencies associated with terrorism and other criminal activities that may arise in a maritime setting is the primary topic that is discussed in this course. In addition search
techniques for vehicles and personnel are thoroughly explored to enhance the effectiveness of screening practices at port and vessel checkpoints.This course also explores the appropriate actions to be taken in the event of a bomb threat, explosion, act of piracy, hijacking, or other event of similar magnitude. In addition, this course will help the student to prepare, manage, and learn from security exercises and drills. An emphasisis placed on learning that security plans rarely withstand a drill or exercise without significant changes.
Specific elements of this course include:
- Emergency preparedness, emergency response, and contingency planning
- Security drills and exercises
- How to assess port and ship security drills and exercises
- Vehicle and personnel search techniques
Price: $330 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20#10 Security Administration and Management
This course will draw upon Part B of the ISPS Code and Appendix B to demonstrate to Port Facility Security Officers, Company Security Officers, and Ship Security Officers the administrative requirements for both documentation and records keeping. Records associated with the security assessment and security plan, as well as training, drills, and maintenance of security equipment and systems, are vital in order to achieve and maintain certification of compliance with the ISPS Code.
Essential elements of this program include:
- ISPS requirements associated with documentation and records
- Reporting of security incidents
- Monitoring and control of the security plan
- Security audits and inspections
- Reporting of nonconformities
Price: $330 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20This course provides the training requirements set out under the ISPS Code in Parts A and B of the Code. The instruction will help to clarify the specific training requirements required - by position; requirements for training; as well as who needs to be trained, what the training must consist of, and where the responsibility lies for the training of the arious persons involved in the security organization.
Also included in this program is a primer for the Port Facility Security Officer and the Ship Security Officer on instructional techniques for security training and education.
Price: $330 VHS DVD
Printed Facilitator & Student Guide
Price: $20
Price: $625
(2 program set)VHS DVD #1 Security Awareness for Maritime Facilities, Plants and Shippers of Hazardous Materials
This 20 minute training program is designed to deliver the specific levels of training required for compliance with the new U.S.C.G. Maritime Security Regulations known as the Maritime Transportation Security Act – MTSA and the Department of Transportation’s – DOT Security Requirements for Offerors and Transporters of Hazardous Materials. This training is consistent with the requirements in 33CFR 105.215 for maritime facility personnel and 49CFR 172 (HM-232) for personnel involved in the shipping of Hazardous Materials.
Price: $350 VHS DVD #2 Security Training for Maritime Facility Personnel with Security Duties
This 32 minute training program, is designed to be viewed as an addition or second section, to Moxie Media’s “Security Awareness for Maritime Facilities, Plants and Shippers of Hazardous Materials”. All personnel with security duties or responsibilities are required to undergo additional security training consistent with the requirements in 33CFR 105.210 for maritime facilities. This video or DVD, with accompanying written Facilitator Guide with test questions, is ideal for training all current and future employees that are required to perform security duties while on the job. Topics covered include screening procedures; facility inspection, control and monitoring; security related communications; crowd management, and all other required topics included in the regulations. Filmed on location at barge fleets, ship docks and maritime facilities, this program will benefit all facility personnel in the maritime industry by offering a straightforward and easy to understand explanation of the new maritime security requirements.
Price: $350 VHS DVD Maritime Security Awareness for Inland and Coastal Waterways Personnel
This 35 minute, 4 part video, with accompanying Facilitator manual and test questions, is designed to provide the required training for Inland and Coastal Vessel and Facility Crews in accordance with the new U.S.C.G. Maritime Security Regulations 33 CFR 104.220, 104.225, 105.210, & 105.215 as well as the AWO Alternative Security Plan.
This training is targeted specifically for crews and personnel with security duties working on inland and coastal waterways, general crewmembers and personnel as well as all contractors boarding or working on site.
Supported by an illustrated Facilitator / Student Guide with test questions, each program is available on VHS tape or DVD format.
Price: $350 VHS DVD Coast Guard and ISPS Required Maritime Signs
New Maritime Security required signage. The USCG and the IMO require that these signs be posted aboard all ships and at port facilities. maritimesigns.com
This video offers awareness, prevention, and response training for dockside and shipside workers and managers, security and port operations personnel, police and fire officials, contractors, and others who may work at or near port facilities.
Price: $425/VHS Price: $450/DVD
Stowaways! A New View on PreventionDiscusses this age old problem in a 21st century context. Commentary from industry experts and mariners underscores the adage that the best defense against stowaways is to prevent them from coming on board in the first place. Stowaways! presents 5 easy to understand and practical approaches to prevention.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
Explosives! Search and Response Procedures
Looks at the threat that explosives pose on a ship and effective measures that can be deployed to prevent an explosive from arriving on your ship in the first place. If a suspicious device is suspected to be on-board your ship, searching for the device efficiently and knowing what to do if an explosive device is found are critical.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
Access Control: Threat Awareness and Prevention
Steps the viewer through the situation, why their efforts are important and what each person can do. Specific threats are presented and what they might look like is detailed. Industry experts present the facts, often through first hand experiences and offer how their own know-how can improve security on your ship.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
Security Search Techniques: Accomodation
The importance of designating and securing onboard restricted areas is discussed. Reference is made to the Ship Security Plan and how it relates to the 3 possible security levels a crew may face. Also, tips and recommendations on the proper use of search equipment is detailed.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
Security Search Techniques: Baggage
The ISPS Code explicitly states that “In liaison with the port facility, the ship should ensure that designated secure areas are established in which inspections and searching of persons, baggage (including carry-on items), personal effects, vehicles and their contents can take place.” Security Search Techniques: Baggage examines the most important features of conducting successful searches. The video presents how to prepare for the search, how to conduct a thorough search and how to respond if contraband or prohibited items are discovered.
Price: $200/VHS
Price: $200/DVD
Security Search Techniques: Personnel
Security Search Techniques: Personnel looks at this important new topic by taking the viewer onboard a ship and demonstrating actual search techniques used to uncover contraband and prohibited items. We talk to a security expert to learn not just how to search by why to search as well. We observe actual mariners demonstrate the 8 essential methods of search. We see what may be required at the three different security levels. We then learn what to do if a security breach is discovered.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
Security Search Techniques: Ship's Stores
As a required part of the ISPS Code, crew must now view the process of loading supplies as a potential means by which terrorists may either gain access to or load contraband onto their ship. Security Search Techniques: Ship’s Stores highlights this complex process while simultaneously instructing the viewer on how best to mitigate that risk through careful search and detection procedures.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
Ship Security Officer – Duties & Responsibilities
Heightened ship security requires planning, coordination and new responsibilities. Much of this falls to the Ship Security Officer.
Ship Security Officer: Duties and Responsibilities looks at the key competencies required of the Ship Security Officer, such as maintaining and supervising implementation of the Ship Security Plan, the importance of the Ship Security Officer in identifying threats to ship security, recognizing their significance, and responding to them.
The program also covers the ship / shore interface, discussing the relationship between port security, vessel security, and terminal security, and concludes with SSO administration requirements.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
(DVD has English, Chinese & Spanish Subtitles)
Security Now! Package
The new IMO ISPS Code and security amendments to SOLAS and the US Maritime Security Act are now law. Learning how to comply with these new laws is essential. Use the new Security NOW! Ship Security Officer Guide to ISPS Video or DVD Package to expedite the ship security implementation process.
Each of the 4 programs in the Security NOW! Package looks at a different element in the security planning process. The entire package provides critical guidance to the Ship Security Officer (SSO) and may be used for crew training or SSO reference material. Useful as individual programs, the real power of the Security NOW! Series is seen when all 4 programs are used to create a comprehensive security training program.
The 4 programs in the Security Now! package are:
· The Assessment
· The On-Scene Survey
· The Security Plan
· From Plan to ActionEach package includes a 32 page Facilitator's Guidebook to help you create comprehensive Ship Security Plans.
Price: $695/VHS Price: $695/DVD
The Assessment – Ship Security Officer Guide to ISPSThe first element in Shipboard Security Planning called for by the ISPS Code is the Security Assessment. What the Security Assessment is and how to prepare one is the focus of this program. Hear what the US Coast Guard’s Director of Port Security has to say about the Maritime Transportation Security Act of 2002 and the new ISPS Code.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
English audio with English, Chinese, and Spanish subtitles
Security Now! From Plan to Action
The Security Plan is useless until it is put into action. Here are some specific duties, actions, and procedures that can be implemented to help tighten security around your ship. Learn what the US Coast Guard wants to see onboard your ship to enhance security and learn what the new ISPS code security levels means for your ship.
You’ll see the 3 essential steps in improving your ship’s specific security profile and you will hear maritime security consultants give important tips on improving your risk profile.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
English audio with English, Chinese, and Spanish subtitles
Security Now! The Security Plan
The final element in Shipboard Security Planning called for by the ISPS Code is the Security Plan. Shipboard security is all about managing risk. “The Security Plan” helps you learn how to manage that risk.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
English audio with English, Chinese, and Spanish subtitles
Security Now! The On-Scene Survey
The second element in Shipboard Security Planning called for in the ISPS Code is the On-Scene Survey. The role of the Security Survey as a tool for analysis and improvement is the focus of this program. How to discover your ship’s vulnerabilities and improving your ship’s risk profile is outlined here.
Price: $200/VHS Price: $200/DVD
English audio with English, Chinese, and Spanish subtitles
Security Officer Training: Diversity AwarenessResearchers predict the American workforce of the 21st century will be more diverse than any we've ever seen. Women will make up almost half of the labor force. The percentage of non-white workers will rise to 29 percent. Maturing baby boomers and fewer young people entering the labor pool will raise the average age of the American worker. Diversity on the job will be the norm, not the exception. In this program, diversity consultant and author Dr. Anita Rowe discusses steps you can take to successfully cope with increased diversity at work.
Price: $395/VHS
"Emergency Platform, Rig and Vessel Abandonment"
Also Available in Spanish and Portuguese Language VersionsThis program covers controlled and uncontrolled abandonments and the various means of escape available, including, lifeboats, liferafts and water entry. The importance of the station bill, holding of realistic drills and other methods of crisis preparation are also discussed in detail. 26 minutes.
Price: $360 VHS DVD "Emergency Helicopter Abandonment"
Also Available in Spanish and Portuguese Language VersionsThis video outlines the actions required by passengers during controlled, semi-controlled and uncontrolled water ditchings. Emphasis is placed on preflight preparation, knowledge of proper crash position and underwater orientation for location of exits. 24 minutes.
Price: $360 VHS DVD "Lifeboat Operation and Survival Practices"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionOnly with instruction on proper methods of loading, releasing, handling and maintaining life support systems can these complex survival craft prove effective at saving lives. 26 minutes.
Price: $360 VHS DVD "Liferaft Operation and Survival Practices"
Also Available in Spanish and Portuguese Language VersionsDavit, throw-over and aviator liferafts are used to show effective means of using these life-saving crafts. Pyrotechnics, provisions and handling in rough seas are also demonstrated. 30 minutes.
Price: $360 VHS DVD "Man Overboard!"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis video illustrates the procedures for retrieving personnel in the water, including methods for hoisting a man into a life boat or stand-by boat. Details Hypothermia treatment techniques and Helicopter stokes litter rescue procedures. 31 minutes.
Price: $360 VHS DVD "Water Entry and Survival Techniques"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis video discusses survival techniques needed to beat the odds if offshore personnel are forced to enter the water as a last means of escape. Includes Step off procedures, use of PFDs, HELP position, Group Huddle, and Survival Suits. 27 minutes.
Price: $360 VHS DVD "Emergency Marine Distress Signals"
It is vital for crews to understand and train in the use of marine distress signals; from Radio Communication and visual markers such as Flares, Smokes or Rockets, to electronic locators such as EPIRBS and SARTS. In this two-part, 25 minute program, maritime employees will learn how to rapidly notify Search and Rescue authorities to their emergency and assist them by quickly guiding rescue craft to their location. This is vital compliance training that can literally save the crew's life! 25 minutes.
Price: $360 VHS DVD
"Drug and Alcohol Awareness Series" - With Revised Reg. 46 CFR Part 4 (06/20/06)
The regulations, effective June 20, 2006, require commercial vessel operators to perform post accident alcohol testing within two hours of a Serious Marine Incident (SMI) and drug testing within 32 hours. This revision requires most vessel operators to equip their vessels with alcohol testing devices and to provide crew training to ensure compliance.
Moxie Media has updated its award-winning programs: “Drug and Alcohol Awareness for the Maritime Employee” and “Drug and Alcohol Awareness for the Maritime Supervisor” to meet these requirements and is currently offering special “update/exchange” pricing options for customers who have purchased the original programs.
Price: $550
(2 program set)VHS DVD
Price to Update/Exchange previous D&A Programs:
$75 - call to order (800.346.6943)"Drug and Alcohol Awareness for The Maritime Supervisor" - With Revised Reg. 46 CFR Part 4 (06/20/06)
Marine supervisors are trained to recognize the signs of substance abuse by crewmembers and to be knowledgeable about the various types and classes of contraband, as well as their associated paraphernalia. Emphasis is placed on making informed judgments based on physical, behavioral, and performance indicators, as well as testing and reporting procedures.
Price: $350 VHS DVD "Drug and Alcohol Awareness For The Maritime Employee" - With Revised Reg. 46 CFR Part 4 (06/20/06)
Employees are educated regarding how drugs can adversely affect their health, as well as job performance and safety, and are advised of the five situations in which drug testing will occur, and the resulting actions which may be taken. They are also made aware of the behavioral indicators that may suggest a substance abuse problem in a co-worker, and how to confidentially report a suspected problem to the appropriate personnel.
Price: $350 VHS DVD
"Safe Galley and Food Handling Series"
Price: $600
(2 program set)VHS DVD "Safe Food Handling In The Galley"
This comprehensive video explains proper techniques for the safe preparation, cooking, and storage of food items in remote locations. This video presentation is designed for both small and large maritime vessels and installations in order to educate food service personnel and crew members on safe food handling procedures in order to prevent foodborne illness. 30 minutes.
Price: $335 VHS DVD This comprehensive video includes segments on bacterial transmission, kitchen burns and cuts, lifting safety, slips, trips, and falls, safe use of kitchen utensils, and proper nutrition. For food service personnel and crewmembers who prepare food in the galley, it is difficult to immediately recognize hazards that can lead to serious injuries or illness. In order to prevent back injuries, cuts, burns and fires, food service workers need to be trained in proper safe work practices. This video presentation is designed for both small and large maritime vessels and installations in order to educate food service personnel and crew members on safe galley work practices. 30 minutes.
Price: $335 VHS DVD
Personal Injury Prevention Package
Package Price:$475
as a 2 tape set"Personal Injury Prevention: Building A Safety Culture"
examines the importance of work planning, details the 6 key items of personal protective equipment that every seaman needs, and offers tips about how to develop an onboard safety culture.
18 minutes Price: $250
"Personal Injury Prevention: Work Safe, Stay Safe"focuses on everyday tasks and offers instructions on creating and maintaining a safe work environment.
14 minutes
Price: $250Shipboard Familiarization: Know Your Duties, Know Your Ship
"It's Wise To Familiarize" is more than just a catchy phrase … It's the law! Make Shipboard Familiarization: Know Your Duties, Know Your Ship the first step in each new mariner's safety orientation. This new training video looks at the important areas onboard every ship a new mariner should know.
14 minutes
Price $250STCW Compliance: A Common Sense Approach
STCW can be confusing. Keep current and be ready for Port State Control with STCW Compliance: A Common Sense Approach. STCW is about seafarers, flag states, and port states working together to improve marine safety through rigorous training and evaluation. This video program presents a common sense approach to STCW onboard compliance. You will benefit from the US Coast Guard and industry experts advice about STCW implementation. Hear their comments on avoiding many of the problems associated with onboard compliance.
17 minutes
Price: $250US Port State Control: Shipshape And Inspection Ready
Appropriate for ships of every flag and class around the world, the valuable training message in US Port and State Control will benefit everyone involved with fewer delays in port , shorter inspections, safer ships and better trained officers and crews.
24 minutes
Price $250Onboard Pollution Response: Be Your Best, Prepare For The Worst
Onboard Pollution Response: Be Your Best, Prepare For The Worst is how the best train for the worst. CREW COORDINATION IS NOW REQUIRED. Is your crew prepared to be put to the test? Are they ready for a pollution crisis? Can they demonstrate a drill for a Port State Control inspector? This training video will help them face each situation with confidence.
16 minutes
Price: $250Bunkering Operations: Safe Oil Transfer Procedures
Also Available in Spanish and Korean Language VersionsApplicable in all ports of the world , the clear consistent training message of Bunkering Operations will benefit everyone involved in bunkering; ship officers and crew and crewmen.
20 minutes
Price: $250"Medical Procedures: The Officers Shipboard Guide"
50 minutes
Price: $250
Safe Line Handling Practices and Procedures Series
Also Available in Spanish Language Version
Price: $530
(3 program set)VHS DVD "Safe Docking and Mooring Procedures" 21 minutes
Also Available in Spanish Language Version
Price: $230 VHS DVD “Safe Towing & HIP Towing Operations and Procedures” 8 minutes
Also Available in Spanish Language Version
Price: $230 VHS DVD “Safe Anchor Handling” 15 minutes
Also Available in Spanish Language Version
Price: $230 VHS DVD
“Marine Fire Prevention, Training and Response”
This program, shot onboard working ships, offshore service vessels and tow boats, educates crewmembers about the elements of fire, fire extinguisher types and their proper usage, prevention through housekeeping and containment, first responder actions, alarms and the importance of drills.
Price: $410 VHS DVD Improve fire safety at sea with this three-segment video which gives eight fire safety tips and shows an actual drill. The program includes advice from the US Coast Guard and industry experts about how to make these exercises realistic and effective.
23 minutes
Price: $300Crew members will learn the importance of sharing information with on-shore personnel, what to expect from shore-side fire fighters, why the Fire Plan is so critical and how best to work within the Incident Command System.
23 minutes
Price: $300“Fire Prevention and Safety”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionHow fires start. Four classes of fires. The three components of fire. Fire extinguisher and evacuations.
22 minutes
Price: $395“Hot Work / Fire Watch Permits”
Hot work is an in-depth discussion on hot work permits for welding, cutting and grazing. Topics discussed in this video include: training programs, equipment, equipment inspection, the permit process, fire control, fire protection, fire watch and safety for the welder.
30 minutes
Price: $199“Fire Safety In Cutting And Welding”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionIllustrates the steps to take before, during, and after any cutting or welding job involving either torch or electrode.
17 minutes
Price: $295"Fire Extinguishers - Ready to Respond"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionWhen a fire breaks out there's no time for trial and error. This program teaches employees to think calmly during a fire emergency, confident in their knowledge of which fire extinguisher to gram and how to use it.
Available in: VIDEOTAPE/
WORKBOOK
13 minutes
Price: $449"Portable Fire Extinguishers"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionViewers Will Learn: How to prevent yourself from being trapped in a fire; Five questions to ask before you decide to fight the fire: The limitations of portable fire extinguishers.
10 minutes
Price: $195Clip 1 Clip 2 Clip 3 Comprehensive treatment of foams for HazMat control and fighting Class B fires, including Fluoroprotein, AFFF, FFFP, Class A and alcohol type foams, proper preparation and application of foam.
28 minutes
Price: $395"Fire in the Workplace"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionStresses the importance of being alert to and correcting fire hazards in their workplace. In addition, workers are motivated to understand attitudes and reactions that increase the likelihood of fire and injuries that arise from it.
27 minutes
Price: $195Clip 1 Clip 2 Clip 3 "Getting Out Alive"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionStressing the importance of fire education and preparation for survival in an emergency, the video shows what it takes to get out alive. The program also presents an excellent opportunity for explaining local policies on emergency procedures, exit posting, and employee responsibilities.
18 minutes
Price: $195Clip 1 Clip 2 Clip 3
"When Fire Strikes: A Video Guide for Commercial Kitchen Employees"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThere is no more serious workplace threat to your employees than the possibility of fire. Get your prevention and emergency evacuation program where it needs to be.
15 minutes
Price: $195Clip 1 Clip 2 Clip 3 “Rapid Intervention Teams”
Available in DVDThis program, for emergency responders who may need to rescue their own, covers the OSHA 2 In / 2 Out Rule, information gathering, search and rescue techniques, the duties of the RIT Officer, training requirements, and more.
28 minutes
Price: $395/VHS28 minutes
Price: $425/DVDBACK INJURY PREVENTION FOR FIREFIGHTERS SERIES:
3 program set
Price: $295#1 "Back Function and Exercises"
Anatomy of the spine, how muscles protect the back, demonstration of exercises to strengthen muscle support.
17 minutes
Price: $115
#2 "Correct Posture and Lifting Technique"How to reduce stress on the back with proper posture and demonstration of correct lifting methods.
12 minutes
Price: $115#3 "Protecting the Back at Work"
Application of proper technique in specific tasks, including pulling a charged hose, carrying a load up stairs, moving a victim, extricating a victim, rolling a fire hose, lifting and placing the fire hose, maintaining the work place.
Price: $115Industrial Firefighting Series
This five-part series shows that proper fire control can prevent the destruction of a plant and its personnel. Classroom and hands-on training can give firefighting personnel the added edge that can make the difference between a catastrophic fire or a minor incident.
15 minutes
Price: $1595Fire Basics
This segment covers the basics of fire and the conditions under which fire can and cannot occur. Explains Class A, B, C, and D fires.
10 minutes
Price: $325Portable Extinguishers
This segment describes Class A, B, C, and D extinguishers, how they are rated, delivery ratAnita Ekberge, and the importance of technique.
14 minutes
Price: $325Hose Handling Techniques
Illustrates hose handling techniques, stream patterns, and safety.
10 minutes
Price: $325Use of Foam
Describes foam, what it does, and how it is used. Illustrates proper application, application rate, and the various types on the market today.
10 minutes
Price: $325Interior Firefighting
Descries the specialized techniques for fighting interior fires. The use of the straight stream, power cone, and full fog patterns, direct and indirect methods, and the three stages of interior fire.
9 minutes
Price: $325Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Firefighting Training for Bulk Storage Facilities
Here is an excellent firefighting training video for facilities that handle LP-Gas. The program was developed and videotaped with the assistance of the Texas A&M University Firefighting Training School in College Station, Texas. The program is divided into seven segments which cover: Small Vessel Fire; LPG Rail Car Fire; Tank Truck Fire; Flange Leak Fire; Pump Seal Fire; LPG Leak and Gas Cloud; and LPG Fire in Stacked Bottles.
23 minutes
Price: $495Advanced Marine Firefighting Video Training Series
Advanced Marine Firefighting instructs senior officers and their crews how to tackle marine fires using advanced techniques and team leadership. In this five-part video series, you will learn how to set up a Pre-Planning Manual, interpret emergency information, and implement effective firefighting strategies using advanced tactics.
Keep a small fire from raging out of control: When a fire breaks out, accurate and effective command decisions can reduce injury, decrease property damage, and keep a small fire from raging out of control. The first three parts of this series take you through the initial steps of the command process: pre-planning, tactics, and size up. Parts IV and V complete your training with an in-depth look at the fire command process and demonstrate how to fight the more dangerous types of fires.
Define your strategy and tactics Implement the best plan of action Organize your fire party efficiently Structure your command process Prevent loss of life and property.
67 minutes total
Price: $1795Part One: Pre-Planning the Emergency
Covers the basic components of an effective Pre-Planning Manual: general information, location list, systems, information, tactics, construction, and general arrangement. Also covers effective resource management, importance of crew evaluation and training, simulation training, and in-port fires.
14 minutes
Price: $425Part Two: Strategies and Tactics
Teaches firefighting strategies to use in drills and actual fire emergencies. Explains tactical components, including rescue, exposure, confinement, extinguishment, overhaul, salvage, and ventilation.
11 minutes
Price: $425Part Three: Size Up
Demonstrates the commanding officer's role during an emergency. Explains how to delegate manpower and equipment resources, decide on a strategy, apply basic tactics, and exercise command in the initial stages of a shipboard fire.
14 minutes
Price: $425Part Four: The Fire Command Process
Demonstration of an actual shipboard fire. Shows how the commanding officer can use and interpret information to cross-train firefighting teams. Also covers drill debriefing and the duties of the captain, chief officer, junior officers, and general crew. During a shipboard emergency, you fight a fire from two fronts: the fire site and the bridge. Part IV trains your officers to effectively manage all available resources and shows your firefighting team techniques they can use during a fire emergency.
15 minutes
Price: $425Part Five: Engine Room and Machinery Space Firefighting
Illustrates firefighting techniques for combating engine room and machinery space fires using portable CO2 extinguishers, hose lines, and foam. Entry, safety, and teamwork also are covered.
14 minutes
Price: $425Marine Firefighting Training
Here is the most comprehensive firefighting training program available for marine personnel.
Each key program in this five-part multi-media series covers specific areas that are crucial for marine personnel to understand in order to effectively fight fires aboard ship. The series uses 3-D animation, graphic presentation, and realistic firefighting exercises to demonstrate the techniques discussed.
Protect lives, property, and the environment by giving your shipboard personnel the tools, skills, and training they need to be successful during a shipboard fire emergency.
Price: $1795/VHS Price: $1795/DVD Price: $1795/CD
Part 1: Chemistry of Fire
This program provides a basic explanation of fire and how fire can be stopped by removing one of four key ingredients. This process is illustrated by using the fire tetrahedron and demonstrated on various types of fires. The program goes on to:
describe Class A, B, C and D fires
list the materials that make up these fires
identify and illustrate the types of extinguishing agents used to combat these classes of fires
discuss and illustrate flashpoint, flammable range and other key terms
Price: $395
Part 2: Using Portable Extinguishers
This segment discusses Class A, Class B, Class C, and Class D extinguishers. The program also:
explains why each class of extinguisher is used on specific types of fire
demonstrates the importance of "technique" when using portable extinguishers
illustrates how extinguishers are made ready and tested prior to approaching a fire
demonstrates approach distance and proper application
Price: $395
Part 3: Use of Water to Fight Fire
Water is the most commonly used firefighting agent. This segment describes how to effectively use water to fight a fire. Part Three also:
illustrates how water is used for protection
explains water's positive and negative properties
identifies the most common types of nozzles used in the marine environment
demonstrates different types of nozzle patterns and why they are used
outlines proper hoseline handling, technique, procedures, commands and responsibilities
Price: $395
Part 4: Use of Foam to Fight Fire
This segment describes the various types of foam in use today.
Part 4 also:
explains how foam is used
shows how foam works to extinguish a fire
demonstrates proper technique for applying foam to a fire
identifies who has what responsibility on a foam hoseline
Price: $395
Part 5: Interior Firefighting
Part five discusses and demonstrates the specialized firefighting techniques and problems associated with interior fires.
The program also:
describes the three stages of interior fires - incipient, freeburning and smoldering
illustrates the direct and indirect method of interior firefighting
describes and shows thermal balance
describes the use of thermal imaging cameras and shows what the operator "sees" in the thermal imaging
camera viewfinder
explains backdraft and flashover
illustrates proper overhaul procedures
Price: $395
Price: $1295/VHS Price: $1495/DVD
"Initial Response"
Available in DVD DVDAn overview of the different types of oil and the hazards involved at various stages of the spill, including fire risk, toxicity, environmental concerns, incident management, and responder safety.
27 minutes
Price: $295/VHS27 minutes
Price: $325/DVD"Countermeasures on Land"
Available in DVDControl activities, including pressure washing, sand blasting, steam cleaning, soil washing, vacuum pumping, sorbents, bioremediation, removal.
28 minutes
Price: $295/VHS28 minutes
Price: $325/DVD"Countermeasures on Water"
Available in DVDHow oil weathers on water, weather conditions and how they impact the response measures taken, control activities, including booms & barriers, skimming, herding, absorbents, in situ burning, dispersants.
28 minutes
Price: $295/VHS28 minutes
Price: $325/DVD"Waste Management"
Available in DVDReducing, recycling, treating, disposing of waste. Covers separating waste streams, use of vacuum trucks, thermal desorption, incineration, land farming, landfill.
20 minutes
Price: $295/VHS20 minutes
Price: $325/DVD"Unified Command"
Available in DVDHow to organize the various parties involved in the response effort to maximize efficiency and lessen impact on the environment and the local economy.
24 minutes
Price: $295/VHS24 minutes
Price: $325/DVD"Spills Happen: A Training Program For Small Spill Response"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThe program demonstrates three spill scenarios of different severity: 1) an environmental contaminant 2) a highly toxic acid spill and 3) a medium-level flammable spill.
18 minutes
Price: $475"Spills: The First Responder's Duty"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionEvery facility involved in the processing, handling or storing of hazardous materials is required to have a planned and controlled approach to spill emergencies. This new training program specifically targets first responders. It trains non-professional (awareness level) employees how to recognize, report and, where appropriate, confine hazardous material releases.
18 minutes
Price: $495“Frontline Safety: Responding to an Oil Spill”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis program will equip both workers and volunteers to respond safely and effectively to both water and land oil spills. It addresses clean up methods, prevention of slips, falls and back injuries, health hazards, wildlife first aid, decontamination procedures, and more. A good alternative to programs designed for professional emergency responders, it also includes an onscreen quiz at the conclusion of the program.
16 minutes
Price: $410“Accidental Release Measures and Spill Clean-up Procedures”
Available in Spanish Language VersionTopics covered in the HAZWOPER program include the Emergency Response Plan, selection and use of proper personal protective equipment, site characterization, and decontamination procedures.
21 minutes
Price: $395
Explains different types of tanks and typical fire protection features, procedures for fires, leaks and spills, firefighting with foam.
29 minutes
Price: $425#2 "Intermodal Containers"
Available in DVDCovers tank and box containers, explains data plates, standards for IMO containers and specialized tanks, special hazards of box containers, shipboard incidents.
26 minutes
Price: $425/VHS26 minutes
Price: $450/DVD#3“Cylinders”
Available in DVDFor industry personnel who work with or may respond to emergencies involving compressed gas cylinders, this video describes the various types of cylinders and examines features including valves and pressure release devices, the markings and labels that are required to be on each vessel, and discusses the standards cylinder must meet.
27 minutes
Price: $425/VHS27 minutes
Price: $450/DVD
This program utilizes NASA research and provides an understanding of factors involved in affecting employees’ physical and mental ability to perform their jobs safely. It defines “critical job;” explains the set-ups, slips and incidents model for analyzing human error on the job; describes the effects of fatigue in critical jobs; identifies factors that can directly affect the human body’s circadian rhythms; and discusses the FAST Tracking techniques that can be used to eliminate set-ups and slips.
17 minutes
Price: $410“Shift Work, Sleep and Alertness”
This program takes a close look at shift work and how it relates to sleep and on-the-job alertness. Among the topics covered are diet, exercise, and what to do if you feel yourself about to go to sleep on the job; the affects of light and dark on sleep and alertness; the “sun up” effect; “white-noise,” and self-monitoring to improve your life-style and job performance.
27 minutes
Price: $395
"Hazard Communication"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThe leading OSHA citations are related to HazCom. This step-by-step best seller will ensure that everyone understands the hazardous materials in your workplace and how to avoid unsafe situations.
Available in:
VIDEOTAPE/
WORKBOOK
13 minutes
Price: $389"Hazard Communication: KHAZ Talk Radio"
Hazard Communication is one of the most commonly trained-on safety subjects. Any employee who uses chemicals in the workplace is required to receive training on this important topic. Our new program presents everyday concerns and situations that employees experience at the workplace in a light-hearted, "talk radio" style. Any employee who uses chemicals in the workplace will find the information useful and the approach to Hazard Communication training new and refreshing.
15 minutes
Price: $389“Main Street: It’s Your Right-To-Know”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis program is designed to instruct your employees who work with chemicals at nonmanufacturing organizations about the chemicals they work with, what precautions to take to avoid injury and what to do if accidents should occur.
17 minutes
Price: $495“Nurse Vera Explains It All (Chemical Hazards)”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionShows how chemicals are classified, illustrates the routes of entry, outlines potential health hazards, shows the effects of exposure, identifies signs and symptoms, and demonstrates what to do if chemical exposure occurs.
22 minutes
Price: $495“Understanding Hazardous Materials Labeling”
Designed to help employees understand the characteristics of different labeling systems and how each convey information. By recognizing the differences and similarities of these systems, employees will be better prepared to work safely around hazardous materials. Explains DOT labels and placards, the HMIS, the NFPA labeling system, the UN Identification System.
25 minutes
Price: $395“Signs, Tags, Labels, And Placards”
Injuries can be prevented and lives saved when signs, tags, labels and placards are used properly. This program explains the difference between Haz Comm Standard labels and DOT labels; covers ANSI label requirements; presents the NFPA Hazard Warning System requirements and details special packing instructions for hazardous materials.
17 minutes
Price: $295Shows what information must be included and how it is organized into 16 sub-sections. Clear explanation and effective training for plant workers and emergency responders.
23 minutes
Price: $295“The ANSI MSDS”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis program from the HAZWOPER Series explains the importance of Material Safety Data Sheets, the MSDS’s role in the Hazard Communication Standard, and reviews the sections in the ANSI MSDS.
22 minutes
Price: $395"What's Wrong With This Picture"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionEmployees want to know how to take responsibility for their own safety. This enjoyable, fast-paced program is great at holding the viewer's attention, while providing the training and information necessary to work safely around chemicals. A wide variety of work settings are used to reenact incorrect and correct chemical safety procedures in an interesting and thought-provoking format.
17 minutes
Price: $395"Hazard Communication: The Compliance Program"
Presents the basics of HazCom for compliance with the OSHA standard in an abbreviated program.
19 minutes
Price: $325The Hazardous Communication Training Series
30 minutes
Price: $750#1"The Hazard Communication Standard"
Explains employer/worker rights and obligations regarding chemical inventories, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), hazardous material warning labels.
30 minutes
Price: $295#2 "Control of Hazardous Materials"
Presents the basic concepts of industrial hygiene. Explains routes of exposure, physical & health hazards of exposure, methods & types of controls, safe work practices, use of personal protective equipment.
16 minutes
Price: $295#3 "Material Safety Data Sheets, Labels and Lists"
In-depth lessons on use of these resources in working with hazardous materials.
30 minutes
Price: $295“Understanding Chemical Hazards”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis program from the HAZWOPER series discusses bloodborne diseases, the Exposure Control Plan, emergency procedures, PPE, and Signs, Placards and Labels.
23 minutes
Price: $395“What Everybody Should Know about Toxicology”
Designed to de-mystify basic toxicological terms so that employees can understand the information found on product labels and MSDS’s. Terms such as toxicity, dose/response, routes of entry, acute and chronic, units of measurement for potential health hazards, and exposure limits are clearly defined. The program also presents a straightforward and informative discussion of potential health hazards associated with various categories of chemicals including irritants, corrosives, skin and respiratory sensitizers, target organ poisons, neurotoxins, anesthetics, reproductive toxins and carcinogens.
18 minutes
Price: $410
“Process Safety Management: It’s Just Good Business”
The informative program provides an overview of OSHA’s new Process Safety Standards to help companies with their compliance efforts. The key aspects of the standard are described and examples are shown. This video is a valuable tool to enable managers, supervisors and other plant personnel to understand their responsibilities under the law.
27 minutes
Price: $410“PSM for Ammonia Processes ”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis video shows employees how to: gather process safety data about the chlorine process; understand and evaluate a process flow diagram; utilize a piping/instrumentation diagram; evaluate the overall safety of the process; use a “What-If? Checklist” to perform hazard analysis and conduct an investigation if a close call or an actual incident occurs.
20 minutes
Price: $495
“PSM for Chlorine Processes”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis video shows employees how to: gather process safety data about the chlorine process; understand and evaluate a process flow diagram; utilize a piping/instrumentation diagram; evaluate the overall safety of the process; use a “What-If? Checklist” to perform hazard analysis and conduct an investigation if a close call or an actual incident occurs.
19 minutes
Price: $495“Process Safety Management: People, Places and Processes”
This program is designed to orient workers to the requirements of OSHA’s Process Safety Management Standard (29CFR1910.119). Including operating procedures, safe work practices, evacuation, emergency response, safety procedures, routine and non routine work authorization.
13 minutes
Price: $395“Communicating PSM to Workers”
Conducting a process hazards analysis and gathering critical information about process hazards are only the first steps in PSM; the results must be communicated to workers, both permanent and contractor-hired. One important way to do this is with standard operating procedures; another way is with training. This program addresses these topics, with particular emphasis on contractor personnel.
8 minutes
Price: $410“Process Safety for Plant Personnel”
A series of realistic in-plant scenarios high-light the five aspects of process safety that are most influenced by plant personnel. This includes process documentation, training and performance; process and equipment integrity; management of change and human factors. The program follows the recommendations of the Center for Process Safety of the AIChE.
19 minutes
Price: $410“Opening Chemical Process Systems”
This two video program emphasizes the need to ensure process safety as well as personal safety by carefully planning every aspect of a line or vessel opening
Part I, Planning and Preparation, follows the action of maintenance technicians as they examine existing documentation, make a positive identification of the line and its contents, plan the isolation, evaluate the potential hazards and carefully review their plan using a “what if” approach.
Part II, Performing the Work, follows the two technicians as they take all of the steps necessary to safely isolate the work area, replace a control valve and reopen the line.
32 minutes (total)
Price: $595Provides an overview of process safety for top and middle management and introduces and reviews the primary elements of a chemical process safety program from a management perspective. The video reviews the 12 key elements recommended by the Center for Chemical Process Safety of the AIChE and examines the relationship of each element to the overall process safety system using real-world situations and colorful graphics.
16 minutes
Price: $410“Process Hazard Analysis”
A Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) is a systematic approach for identifying, evaluating and controlling processes and requires that PHA be conducted every five years and be documented in writing. This program describes four methods of conducting a PSH: the “What if” method, the hazard and operability (HazOp) study, the failure mode and effects analysis, and the fault tree analysis. At least one member of each PHA team must have experience in and knowledge of the specific process being analyzed.
8 minutes
Price: $410Contractor Safety
Nearly half of all the work performed in our plants is performed by contract labor. This 15-minute video provides an excellent orientation for new and veteran contract personnel by giving generally accepted safe work practices to follow when working in an industrial environment.
15 minutes
Price: $495
“Benzene: Better Safe Than Sorry”
Employees who work with or around benzene, or chemicals that contain benzene, need specialized hazard information to protect themselves. This program explains where benzene is routinely present and how to detect it, explains the need for a medical evaluation, lists physical and health hazards, and covers methods of protection, spill response, and emergency and first aid procedures.
18 minutes
Price: $410For industry personnel who work with or may respond to emergencies involving compressed gas cylinders, this video describes the various types of cylinders and examines features including valves and pressure release devices, the markings and labels that are required to be on each vessel, and discusses the standards cylinder must meet.
27 minutes
Price: $425/VHS27 minutes
Price: $450/DVD“Working Safely With Compressed Gas Cylinders”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionProvides the information employees need to handle and transport these potentially volatile storage containers. The program reminds employees to work safely and avoid injuries when handling Compressed Gas.
Price: $395
“Working with Lead Exposure in Construction and General Industry”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionDesigned to train employees to work safely with and around lead and help employers comply with the OSHA Lead Standard. This video provides essential information on: the OSHA Lead Regulations and what they mean; Exposure assessment and air monitoring; Hygiene and housekeeping; Personal protective equipment; Medical surveillance; and more.
25 minutes
Price: $495“Asbestos Awareness In The Workplace”
Breathing asbestos fibers can cause disabling respiratory diseases as well as cancer. Participants get an overview of the hazards of asbestos and how they can protect themselves from exposure.
15 minutes
Price: $495“An Introduction to Reactive and Explosive Materials”
Dramatically demonstrates the violent and explosive decomposition of dangerous materials commonly found in industry, R&D labs, schools, universities, hospitals, and trucks. This unique program depicts actual explosions and other deadly reactions in a realistic, simulated laboratory setting.
23 minutes
Price: $495"Fun With Chemistry"
Available in DVDDesigned for emergency responders and workers who handle chemicals, a three-hour program that offers non-stop live laboratory demonstrations of the hazards of chemicals. Filmed on location before a live audience at the 1999 Continuing Challenge Hazmat Conference in Sacramento, CA, the program is both instructive and entertaining, and provides an excellent basic understanding of chemistry that will be helpful for anyone who may need to consider the hazards of chemicals during the course of their job. Concepts such as pH, BLEVE and flammability range are visually demonstrated in such a way that even a non-chemist can easily understand.
3 hrs (total)
Price: $425/VHS3 hrs (total)
Price: $450/DVD
2 Program Set
Price: $550#1"Working with Hazardous Chemicals"
Covers the hazards of toxic chemicals, flammables, combustibles, explosives, corrosives, irritants, and reactives, as well as the hazards associated with glassware, compressed gases, radiation, biohazards, electrical hazards, and cryogenics.
30 minutes
Price: $325#2"Minimizing Exposure to Chemicals"
Discusses Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), personal protective equipment, proper storage & waste disposal procedures, safe lab practices, and specific emergency procedures.
30 minutes
Price: $325The Hazardous Materials Training Series
This companion to the HazCom Series organizes hazardous chemicals into six distinct categories, providing for each instructions in their use, hazards, routes & effects of exposure, first aid procedures, use of personal protective equipment, and procedures for firefighting, storage, spills, leaks, & waste disposal.
Price as a set of 6 tapes: $1275
Separately: (approx. 15-20 minutes each) #1 "Solvents" Price: $250.00
#2 "Metalworking Fluids and Lubricants" Price: $250.00
#3 "Adhesives and Sealers" Price: $250.00
#4 "Compressed Gases" Price: $250.00
#5 "Metals, Metal Salts, Solders, and Powdered Metals" #6 "Corrosives" Price: $250.00
Every year, the worker right-to-know issue tops the list of OSHA citations. The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (Training Requirement 1910.1200) states that employers must provide employees with information and training on the hazardous chemicals in their work area at the time of their initial assignment and whenever a new hazard is introduced into their work area.
8 Part Series
Price: $2,390#1 “Introduction To Chemical Safety”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis overview of chemical hazards describes different forms of chemicals, routes of exposure, common signs, symptoms, and consequences of exposure.
12 minutes
Price: $295#2 “Corrosives”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionShows you how to take effective precautions against the hazards of corrosives chlorine, sulfuric acid, and sodium hydroxide with effective storage, handling, personal safety, and emergency procedures.
7 minutes
Price: $295#3 “Solvents”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionIf improperly handled, solvents can be deadly. In addition to explaining how to handle and store solvents safely and use protective gear, this module offers guidance on preventive and emergency measures.
7 minutes
Price: $295#4 “Oxidizers”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThese highly reactive chemicals can be solids, liquids, or gases, and can enter the body by almost any route. This program shows how to prevent fires and explosions caused by oxidizers as well as, protective gear and industrial hygiene.
7 minutes
Price: $295#5 “Poisons”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis program discusses the different forms of toxic chemicals, emphasizes proper handling and storage requirements, as well as emergency and first-aid procedures.
7 minutes
Price: $295#6 "Gases"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionDiscusses the proper moving and storage of gas cylinders, the effect of different gases on the body, how to use personal protective equipment and special instructions in case of emergency.
9 minutes
Price: $295#7 “Explosives”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionExplosions can be caused by anything from dust to chemical reactions. This program stresses using correct tools and equipment, maintaining a proper work environment and checking labels and other safety information.
11 minutes
Price: $295#8 “Carcinogens”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis program discusses a system of safeguards against carcinogens — personal protective gear, engineering controls and administrative actions — plus routes of entry, industrial hygiene, labels, warning signs and monitoring. (9 min)
9 minutes
Price: $295#9 “Material Safety Data Sheets”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionEach part of the MSDS is graphically explained in an easy-to-remember, step-by-step format. A glossary of important terms is included.
14 minutes
Price: $295
11 part series Price: $3495
#1 "Sulfuric Acid and Hydrochloric Acid"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionHow to identify corrosive acids, safety precautions, reactivity problems, neutralization operations.
26 minutes
Price: $395#2 "Anhydrous Ammonia"
Available in DVDDiscusses effects of exposure, confined space hazards, standards for containers, placards, and labels, PPE, air monitoring, vapor control, remediation tactics.
27 minutes
Price: $395/VHS27 minutes
Price: $395/DVD#3 "Hazardous Waste"
Available in DVDDiscusses the danger involved in dealing with unknown hazardous products, how to identify them, the factors to consider in response planning, effects of exposure, air monitoring.
29 minutes
Price: $395/VHS29 minutes
Price: $395/DVD#4 "Chlorine"
Available in DVDHow chlorine vapors behave, vapor leak detection, vapor control.
25 minutes Price: $395/VHS 25 minutes Price: $395/DVD
#5 "Pesticides"
Available in DVDContainers, placarding and labeling, PPE, hazards of exposure, first aid for victims of exposure.
28 minutes Price: $395/VHS 28 minutes Price: $395/DVD
#6 "Sodium Hydroxide and Potassium Hydroxide"
Available in DVDEffects of exposure to caustics, safety precautions, hydrogen gas formation, preventing explosions, firefighting.
28 minutes Price: $395/VHS 28 minutes Price: $395/DVD
#7 "Benzene, Toluene and Xylene"
Available in DVDDiscusses where aromatic hydrocarbons are found, hazardous properties, effects of exposure.
28 minutes
Price: $395/VHS28 minutes
Price: $395/DVDDiscusses properties of this poisonous gas and effects of exposure, air monitoring, ventilation operations, establishment of safe areas at work sites.
27 minutes Price: $395
#9 "Propane, Butane and Propylene"
Discusses volatility of liquefied petroleum gases, how to determine fire protection need of LPG facilities.
29 minutes Price: $395
#10 "Inorganic Oxidizers"
Available in DVDComprehensive training discussing ammonium nitrate, calcium hypochlorite, and nitric acid and how they cause or enhance combustion of other materials, hazardous properties, safe handling and storage procedures, PPE, symptoms of exposure.
28 minutes
Price: $395/VHS28 minutes
Price: $395/DVD#11 "Introduction to Hazardous Chemicals"
Available in DVDThis primer on hazardous chemicals teaches about the physical properties of chemicals that make them dangerous. It also discusses accidents and how to respond to them.
30 minutes
Price: $425/VHS30 minutes
Price: $425/DVD“Drum Beat (Container Handling)”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionA comprehensive overview of hazardous material, the various types of drums used explains how to analyze unlabeled drums, illustrates waste segregation techniques, demonstrates over-packing techniques, safe lifting techniques also emphasizes the importance of back safety.
17 minutes
Price: $495“Beyond The Training Room”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis program is an introduction to the health and safety aspects of hazardous waste operations and emergency response. It presents a motivational overview of potential hazards and outlines the procedures and equipment to prevent accidents, injuries, and other mishaps.
18 minutes
Price: $495“HazMat Awareness”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionAddresses the training requirements of the Department of Transportation’s HM-181 governing the transportation of hazardous waste and other hazardous materials.
14 minutes
Price: $495How to select, setup, and manage a decontamination area, PPE for decon team, duties of the Decon Officer.
29 minutes
Price: $345"Trucking Hazardous Materials"
Teaches truckers and loading dock personnel how to recognize and handle hazardous materials, proper packaging, labeling and placarding, preparation of shipping papers and what to do in an emergency situation
23 minutes
Price: $245“Decon (Decontamination)”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionCleverly presented to make the contaminating substance clearly visible so viewers can see how one careless worker goes from work to his home and family, contaminating everything in his path and causing a chain reaction of contamination.
17 minutes
Price: $495Benzene Safety
Guidelines for occupational exposure to Benzene are regulated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). These guidelines require employers to reduce on-the-job exposure to Benzene to 1PPM over an 8-hour workday with short-term exposure limits of 5PPM over a 15-minute period. This program illustrates safe work procedures to follow that will allow employers to meet these requirements.
20 minutes
Price: $495Ethylbenzyne/Styrene Safety
Here is a program that describes the types of chemicals that are used in the production of ethylbenzene and styrene. It also discusses the hazards these chemicals may cause and provides recommended safe work practices when working in and around ethylbenzene/styrene areas.
10 minutes
Price: $495Hydrogen Sulfide Safety for Plant Personnel
Hydrogen Sulfide is a toxic gas that can be fatal, especially when employees and contract personnel lack proper training in how to react to a sudden release. "Hydrogen Sulfide Safety for Plant Personnel" is a newly produced program designed to provide valuable, life saving safety training for those working in and around H2S areas. The program, videotaped entirely on-location in a major petrochemical complex, provides realistic state-of-the-art safety training using plant personnel, not actors, to portray the scenes in the program. Topics covered include: exposure levels, personal protective equipment, escape and rescue methods, H2S detection equipment and more. To enhance the training value of the program a training guide, containing program objectives and pre and post-test questions, is included with each purchase. Unlimited photocopying of the guide is permitted for testing purposes, assuring you, company management and regulatory authorities that proper training and documentation is accomplished.
Price: $495/VHS Price: $495/DVD
The following 23 videos are available individually or configured into any of 7 different discounted packages covering every thing from awareness level training to the complete 40-hour OSHA training. Package configurations are listed beneath course description.
“Accidental Release Measures and Spill Cleanup Procedures”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•The Emergency Response Plan. •Personal protective equipment. •Site characterization. •Decontamination procedures.
22 minutes
Price: $395“The ANSI MSDS”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•The importance of Material Safety Data Sheets. •The MSDS’s role in the Hazard Communication Standard. •A review of the sections in the ANSI MSDS.
20 minutes
Price: $395“Confined Space Entry”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Potential Hazards. •Duties and responsibilities of the Entry Team. •Atmospheric testing.
20 minutes
Price: $395“Dealing With the Media in Emergency Situations”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Handling the press during HAZMAT incidents. •Preventing misinformation. •The employee’s role.
13 minutes
Price: $395“Decontamination Procedures”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Decontamination equipment and procedures. •Work practice and engineering controls. •Personal protective equipment. •The Exclusion Zone.
17 minutes
Price: $395“Electrical Safety in HAZMAT Environments”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Uncontrolled electrical energy. •The Nation Electrical Code (NEC). •HAZMAT “area classes”. •Electricity at emergency response sites.
16 minutes
Price: $395“The Emergency Response Plan”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•The “Chain of Command”. •Communications procedures and the “Buddy System”.• Personal Protective equipment. •Safe work practices.
20 minutes
Price: $395“Exposure Monitoring and Medical Surveillance”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Direct reading instruments. •Sampling collection devices. •Medical exams and written medical opinions.
25 minutes
Price: $395“Fire Prevention and Safety”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•How fire start. •Four classes of fires. •The three components of fire. •Fire extinguishers and evacuations.
22 minutes
Price: $395“Handling Hazardous Material”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Physical hazard. •Flammable and combustibles. •Acute and chronic health effects. •Container labels and MSDS’s.
20 minutes
Price: $395“HAZMAT Labeling”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•OSHA labeling requirements. •Common labeling systems. •Hazardous waste labels. •Where labels are used.
20 minutes
Price: $395“Heat Stress”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•The causes of Heat Stress. •Fluids and minerals. •Controlling heat stress. •Heat Stroke in a contaminated area.
20 minutes
Price: $395“Introduction to HAZWOPER Retraining”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Definition of Hazardous Chemicals • Standard operating procedures •Medical Surveillance Programs. •Emergency response training.
23 minutes
Price: $395“Medical Surveillance Programs”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Definition of Medical Surveillance. •Medical examinations. •Permissible Exposure Limits (PELs). •The Written Medical Opinion. •Medical records.
22 minutes
Price: $395“Monitoring Procedures and Equipment”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Detecting hazardous materials. •Direct reading monitoring instruments. •Sampling collection devices. •Confined spaces.
22 minutes
Price: $395“Personal Protective Equipment ”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•The role played by PPE when working with Hazardous Materials. •Level A through D personal protective equipment. •PPE and Heat Stress.
22 minutes
Price: $395“Personal Protective Equipment and Decontamination Procedures”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•The roles of PPE, safe work practices and decontamination procedures.•Level A through Level D PPE •PPE and Heat Stress. •The Contamination Reduction Corridor.
25 minutes
Price: $395“Respiratory Protection”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•When respirators are needed. •Basic type of respirators. •Proper fit testing of respirators. •Cleaning and maintenance of respirators.
23 minutes
Price: $395“Safety Orientation”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Good and bad mental habits •The perils of uncontrolled emotions •Pros and cons of job familiarity •The importance of study.
18 minutes
Price: $395“The Site Safety and Health Plan”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Guidelines and goals. •Site evaluation. •Personal protective equipment. •Spill cleanup procedure.
22 minutes
Price: $395“Understanding Chemical Hazards”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Bloodbourne diseases. •The Exposure Control Plan. •Emergency Procedures. •Signs, Labels, and PPE.
21 minutes
Price: $395“Understanding HAZWOPER”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•History of HAZWOPER regulation •Definition of Hazardous Materials and Hazardous Waste. •Safe work practices and PPE. •The Emergency Response Plan.
28 minutes
Price: $395“Work Practices and Engineering Controls”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•HAZMAT safe work practice. •Administrative controls. •Engineering controls. •The Site Safety and Health Plan.
17 minutes
Price: $395“The HAZWOPER Video Series”
All Available in Spanish Language Version•all 23 programs
Price: $6,795“Annual 8 Hour Refresher Retraining”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version4 programs:
“Introduction To HAZWOPER Retraining”
“Personal Protective Equipment”
“Exposure Monitoring and Medical Surveillance”
“Understanding Chemical Hazards”
Price: $1,395“Emergency Response: Awareness Series”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version2 programs:
“Understanding HazWoper”
“Emergency Response Plan”
Price: $695“Emergency Response: Operations Series”
Available in Spanish Language Version4 programs:
“Understanding HAZWOPER”
“Personal Protective Equipment”
“Emergency Response Plan”
“Accidental Release Measures and Spill Cleanup Procedures”
Price: $1,395“Emergency Response:HAZMAT Technician”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version11 programs:
“Decontamination Procedures”
“Understanding Chemical Hazards”
“The Emergency Response Plan”
“Understanding HAZWOPER”
“HAZMAT Labeling”
“Personal Protective Equipment”
“Accidental Release Measures and Spill Cleanup Procedures”
“Medical Surveillance Programs”
“ANSI MSDS”
“Respiratory Protection”
“Monitoring Procedures and Equipment”
Price: $3,595“General: Training Series”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version12 programs:
“Decontamination Procedures”
“Understanding Chemical Hazards”
“Understanding HAZWOPER”
“Personal Protective Equipment and Decontamination Procedures”
“Medical Surveillance Programs”
“Confined Space Entry”
“Monitoring Procedures and Equipment”
“HAZMAT Labeling”
“Accidental Release Measures and Spill Cleanup Procedures”
“Handling Hazardous Materials”
“Work Practices and Engineering Controls”
Price: $3,995“Supplemental: Training Series”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version8 programs:
“Safety Orientation”
“ANSI MSDS”
“Heat Stress”
“Fire Prevention and Safety”
“The Emergency Response Plan”
“The Site Safety and Health Plan”
“Dealing with the Media in Emergency Situations”
Price: $2,695“Electrical Safety in HAZMAT Environments”“Complete 40 hour Training”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version20 programs:
“Understanding HAZWOPER”
“Understanding Chemical Hazards”
“The Emergency Response Plan”
“The Site Safety and Health Plan”
“HAZMAT labeling”
“Confined Space Entry”
“Personal Protective Equipment and Decontamination Procedures”
“Medical Surveillance Programs”
“Monitoring Procedures and Equipment”
“Accidental Release Measures and Spill Cleanup Procedures”
“ANSI MSDS”
“Handling Hazardous Materials”
“Work Practices and Engineering Controls”
“Respiratory Protection”
“Fire Prevention and Safety”
“Dealing with the Media in Emergency Situations”
“Safety Orientation”
“Electrical Safety in HAZMAT Environments”
“Heat Stress”
“Decontamination Procedures”
Price: $5,995
“Environmental Liability”
Environmental liability and exposure to civil and criminal action are rapidly emerging threats of corporate life. This video will help you avoid the severe and costly business disruptions and personal trauma that accompany a lawsuit or criminal action. Legal expert Arthur Miller and J. Micheal Nolan, former prosecutor and practicing environmental attorney, deliver an electrifying, motivational compliance message to managers, supervisors and hourly workers. The retelling of a vivid case history intensifies the viewer impact . The accompanying Leader’s Guide includes an Activities Resulting in Criminal Prosecution chart.
18 minutes
Price: $410“Environmental Compliance: It’s a Team Effort”
Reduce company and personnel liability by making your employees part of the environmental compliance team. This program explains five typical environmental violations, personal responsibility and personal liability, and explains the provisions of NEPA, the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, NPDES, RCRA, TSCA, Superfund and SARA Title III.
22 minutes
Price: $410“Understanding Title III:Emergency Planning and Community Right To Know”
This program provides an overview of the major provisions of Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA), examining federal government, local and business responsibilities under Title III. Topics include emergency response procedures, interacting with state and community citizen groups, desseminating chemical hazard information to surrounding communities and proper reporting procedures.
15 minutes
Price: $210“Protecting the Environment: It’s Everybody’s Business”
Provides an overview of RCRA and the hazardous waste disposal regulations as they impact operations and maintenance personnel at waste generating sites, explaining how and why certain wastes are classified as hazardous. Reviews training requirements, inspection procedures, waste analysis, contingency plans, security and record keeping.
13 minutes
Price: $410“The TSCA R&D Review”
An informative case history is used to explain the basic provisions of TSCA Section 8e to researchers and other laboratory personnel. The program describes the Research and Development Exemption Guidelines, The TSCA inventory, The Premanufacture Notice and the procedures to follow when importing chemicals. A poster outlining the R&D Exemption Guidelines is included.
19 minutes
Price: $410“Improving Indoor Air Quality”
Indoor air quality is enough of a concern that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) have created an Indoor Air Quality Guide to help facilities deal with contaminated air inside a workplace, which can in the short term cause irritation of the eyes, nose and throat, as well as headaches, dizziness and fatigue. Longterm exposure to contaminants can cause asthma and even emphysema. Employees will learn to identify air quality problems and take the necessary steps to avoid and eliminate potential air quality hazards.
20 minutes
Price: $395
THE CONFINED SPACE ENTRY TRAINING SERIES
A comprehensive, full screen full-motion multimedia training program to help your employees to work safely in confined spaces.
Available in: VIDEODISC VIDEOTAPE/
WORKBOOK
2 Program Set Price: $550
#1 "Overview & Preparation for Entry"
Defines permit-required and non-permit-required confined spaces, explains the dangers of confined spaces, discusses the confined space entry team. Discusses employee training & preparation for confined space entry, hazard testing, identification & control, rescue planning, and the completing of the confined space entry permit.
23 minutes
Price: $325
#2 "Controlling Hazards & Working Safely"Discusses methods for maximizing safety of confined space entries by controlling potentially hazardous elements.
19 minutes
Price: $325To avoid serious hazards associated with a confined space entry, employees must be quick-thinking and fast-acting with their response. In fact, according to recent studies, more than half of all confined space fatalities are would-be rescuers. A safe, easy-to-follow confined space program is life-and-death critical to the safety of your employees.
Available in: CD-ROM VIDEOTAPE/
WORKBOOK
17 minutes
Price: $389“Confined Space Entry”
Also Available in Spanish Language Version•Potential Hazards. •Duties and responsibilities of the Entry Team. •Atmospheric testing.
20 minutes
Price: $395CONFINED SPACE EMERGENCY SERIES
Also Available in Spanish Language Version
3 program set
Price: $695#1 "Understanding Confined Spaces"
Discusses hazards of confined spaces, entry plans, responsibilities of entry-team members, entry permits, blinding and blanking, lock-out/tag-out, atmospheric testing, ventilation.
26 minutes
Price: $295#2 "Confined Space and the First Responder"
Teaches first-responder dangers of unprepared rescue attempt and methods of non-entry victim relief that can be carried out while awaiting rescue team.
17 minutes
Price: $295#3 "Confined Space Technical Rescue"
Rescue training, including PPE and specialized rescue equipment, risk evaluation, entry procedures, rescue techniques.
17 minutes
Price: $295"Technical Rescue: Awareness"
Available in DVDA program for emergency responders who may be first on the scene of a technical rescue incident. Seven basic types of rescue incidents are covered, including confined space rescue, rope rescue, structural collapse, trench and excavation rescue, vehicle and machinery rescue, water rescue, and wilderness rescue.
26 minutes
Price: $395/VHS26 minutes
Price: $425/DVD
"Personal Protective Equipment"
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionYour employees need to take an active, hands-on role in their personal workplace safety. Motivate your employees to wear and care for their PPE - including hard hats, safety glasses, goggles, shoes, protective clothing, and more with this upbeat program.
Available in: CD-ROM VIDEOTAPE/
WORKBOOK
10 minutes
Price: $389"Chemical Protective Clothing"
In-depth treatment of selection and use of vapor, liquid, and support-function protective suits, including degradation, permeation and penetration of materials, inspecting and testing of garments, signs of suit failure, decontamination, storage and maintenance of garments.
29 minutes Price: $395
“Fashions For Living (Personal Protective Equipment)”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis unique and entertaining presentation provides instructions for donning and doffing, illustrates proper selection and use, and demonstrates the use of everything from “moon suits” to steel-toed shoes.
14 minutes Price: $495
Personal Protective Equipment Training Series
2-program set
Price: $550#1 "Personal Protective Equipment: an Overview"
Overview of personal protective equipment and use, and assessing workplace hazards; safety and health hazards; chemical, biological, radiation, and noise hazards.
14 minutes Price:$325 #2 "Personal Protective Equipment: Types of Equipment"
Proper use of various types of personal protective gear, including head, body, eye and face, hearing, hand and arm, foot and leg, and respiratory protective devices.
29 minutes Price: $325 A blink of the eye....That's all the time it takes for a vision-impairing injury. In fact, according to recent studies, eye injuries cost industries over $300 million each year. It's vital to remind workers of the importance of their commitment to proper eye protection, and to instill simple habits that protect their precious gift of sight.
Available in: VIDEOTAPE/
WORKBOOK
10 minutes
Price: $389“Eye Care & Safety”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionExplains the physiology of the eye and reminds employees that eye injuries can easily happen to them. Employees will learn how to prevent these injuries by paying attention to the work they’re doing and by proper use of appropriate eye protection.
15 minutes
Price: $395Delivers important information on eye protection with a unique emphasis on personal responsibility. The viewer is provided with three steps to eye safety that are extremely easy to relate to and understand. Interviews with people who would have lost their eyesight if they hadn’t been wearing eye protection provide powerful reinforcement for safe behavior.
10 minutes
Price: $395This video includes dramatic interviews with people who have suffered hand injuries, combined with realistic wrong way/right way workplace scenarios. It delivers a powerful message and is available in graphic and non-graphic versions.
10 minutes
Price: $395“Hand, Wrist And Finger Safety”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionThis program reminds employees to be alert to hand, wrist and finger hazards and to work safely and avoid injuries. The physiology of the hand, wrist and fingers is reviewed and the use of proper protective gear is emphasized.
15 minutes
Price: $395“Helping Hands: Tools Worth Protecting”
Also Available in Spanish Language VersionIt would be difficult to do many of the things we enjoy without the full use of our hands. This video shows how to protect hands when operating machinery; using hand tools such as hammers, screwdrivers, chisels, and wrenches, or handling materials.
12 minutes
Price: $295
