Safety Training - Environmental

Forklift Mechanics Safety And Hazardous Materials - A forklift mechanic must be knowledgeable of engineering, hydraulics, brake and engine systems, fuel systems, cooling systems, power train, painting, body repair, electronics, and many other components for a wide range of vehicles.  Part of each mechanic’s job responsibility is safety...safety of the vehicle being repaired or modified and personal safety. That’s what this program is all about...personal safety. As professionals, you already know to wear eye and face protection, proper clothing and footwear, as well other specialty protective equipment.

Topics included in this safety video are:  Chemicals and hazardous materials, Material Safety Data Sheets, flashpoint, auto ignition temperature, combustible liquids, flammable liquids, Fire Triangle, classes or types of fire extinguishers, static electricity, safety container, fire prevention, paint products, dust masks, mixing liquid paint, personal protective equipment, electrical sparks, LP gas, handling batteries, and asbestos.

Runtime: 18 Min.

WITH PURCHASE OF ANY ENGLISH VHS OR DVD YOU WILL RECEIVE A FREE WRITTEN MATERIAL CD-Rom.
The CD-ROM of written materials may include: Leaders Guides, Questions & Answers, Manuals, and Power Points.
Contents vary depending on program.

Hazardous Materials And Flammable Safety - Hazardous materials are safe to use if you follow the manufacturer's instructions and the safety procedures established by your company for using these products. If you misuse chemicals, flammables, or any type of potentially hazardous materials, the probability of accident or injury is exceptionally high. 

Topics included in this safety video are: liquids, powders, and gases, learning about the When, How Much, and How To of your materials by reading the label or asking questions. Stop, look, and read the label on the substance before you start to use it and follow the directions on the label.  what to do if the material doesn’t have a label on it, when transferring chemicals from one container to another, wearing necessary protective equipment, flammable materials, the Fire Triangle, the flash point of the liquid, basics of fire and flammables, auto ignition temperature, boiling point, vapor density, explosive range, Lower Explosive Limits (LEL), Upper Explosive Limits (UEL), sparks, static electricity, there are some basic steps if a fire accident occurs, and safety containers.

Runtime: 14 Min.

WITH PURCHASE OF ANY ENGLISH VHS OR DVD YOU WILL RECEIVE A FREE WRITTEN MATERIAL CD-Rom.
The CD-ROM of written materials may include: Leaders Guides, Questions & Answers, Manuals, and Power Points.
Contents vary depending on program.

Hazardous Materials Spill – Clean Up - Many of the materials you work with may be classified as hazardous. They may be dangerous and even deadly. That's why all spills, no matter how small, must be taken seriously.  What is a hazardous material? It’s a material that may endanger your life or health, the life or health of others, or cause damage to your facility or the environment. Examples include chlorine, methane, acids, and other chemicals and gases which you work with or may come in contact with at work or in your home. In addition, hazardous materials include everyday items like pesticides, cleaners, gasoline, and paint thinner. 

Topics included in this safety video are: emergency plan, supplies necessary for spill cleanup, rules to follow until help arrives, MSDS, signs and labels, checking the material and containment.

Runtime: 16 Min.

WITH PURCHASE OF ANY ENGLISH VHS OR DVD YOU WILL RECEIVE A FREE WRITTEN MATERIAL CD-Rom.
The CD-ROM of written materials may include: Leaders Guides, Questions & Answers, Manuals, and Power Points.
Contents vary depending on program.

Hazwoper - Identifying Hazardous Materials - Before we can begin to understand the identification of hazardous materials, we first need to look at the toxicology of potentially harmful chemicals and hazardous materials. The basic purpose of identifying hazardous materials is to educate the person who comes in contact with the material, so as to provide proper information and protection for that person's health and safety. 

Topics included in this safety video are: toxin, toxicity, Ingesting, absorption, breathing, toxic effects, Acute, Chronic, Latent, Irritant, lethal doses, lethal concentration, threshold limit values, and IDLH or Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health, TLV-TWA, TLV-STEL, TLVC or Threshold Limit Value Ceiling, specific types of hazards i.e. Air contaminants - gases, vapors, fumes, and particulates, acids and bases, basic safety tips and general precautions, MSDS and warning labels, written warnings, don't eat, drink, or smoke around chemicals, change your clothing, work area is well ventilated and wear appropriate protective clothing, clean up small spills, store acids from bases, add acid to water, solvents, injection, methods of identifying hazardous materials, Emergency Response Guidebook, Secure The Scene, Obtain Help, and Decide On Site Entry.

Runtime: 14 Min.

WITH PURCHASE OF ANY ENGLISH VHS OR DVD YOU WILL RECEIVE A FREE WRITTEN MATERIAL CD-Rom.
The CD-ROM of written materials may include: Leaders Guides, Questions & Answers, Manuals, and Power Points.
Contents vary depending on program.

Shipping Of Hazardous Materials – This program explains how the shipping process works, what regulations guide you through the shipping process, and some other useful information. The goal is to make you aware of hazardous materials and the proper shipping procedures.