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- Video ID: 1061
- Minutes: 20
- Date: 2003
- Language(s): English
Description:
Hear the keynote speech by Martin Lesperance given at the 2003 Governor's Safety & Health Conference in Seattle! A 20 year veteran firefighter and paramedic, Lesperance speaks passionately from the emergency medic's point of view on life changing accidents that didn't have to happen. Some of the tragic accidents that didn't have to happen: a paralyzing fall off a ladder, electrocution, head injury and other construction fatalities.
- Video ID: 1396
- Minutes: 11
- Date: 2003
- Language(s): English
Description:
A 20 year veteran firefighter and paramedic, Martin Lesperance speaks passionately from the emergency medic's point of view on life changing accidents that didn't have to happen. Some of the tragic accidents that didn't have to happen: a paralyzing fall off a ladder, electrocution, head injury and other construction fatalities.
Includes long and short versions (20 min & 10 min)
- Video ID: 1279
- Minutes: 20
- Date: 2003
- Language(s): English / Spanish
Description:
Premium DVD has 20 minute and 11 minute versions in English and Spanish. Hear the keynote speech by Martin Lesperance given at the 2003 Governor's Safety & Health Conference in Seattle! A 20 year veteran firefighter and paramedic, Lesperance speaks passionately from the emergency medic's point of view on life changing accidents that didn't have to happen. Some of the tragic accidents that didn't have to happen: a paralyzing fall off a ladder, electrocution, head injury and other construction fatalities.
- Video ID: 1270
- Minutes: 5
- Date: 2005
- Language(s): English
Description:
Did Charlie's dad get home for this 6 year old's birthday party? Drama shows what can happen if a worker takes a shortcut even once. Two versions, each runs 5 minutes. Choose your favorite! Safety meeting starter.
- Video ID: 1100
- Minutes: 30
- Date: 2001
- Language(s): English
Description:
Interview format presented by H.D. Peterson, M.D. with Allen L. Clapp, P.E. Describes the major sources of burns in the workplace and at home. Shows graphic views of burn victims before and after treatment. Addresses appropriate prevention measures. Intended to motivate viewers to limit exposure to potentially hazardous heat sources and have a plan for emergency fire measures. Warning! May be too graphic for some audiences!
- Video ID: 1682
- Minutes: 7
- Date: 2019
- Language(s): Spanish
Description:
Trabajadores nuevos con visa H-2A aprenden sobre reglas de trabajo y seguridad en el estado de Washington. Los trabajadores aprenden qué hacer si sufren una lesión en el trabajo.
- Video ID: 1684
- Minutes: 7
- Date: 2019
- Language(s): Spanish
Description:
Derechos laborales. Los trabajadores bajo el programa H-2A aprenden que tienen los mismos derechos laborales según la Ley Laboral del estado de Washington. Los temas incluyen derechos de salario, períodos de comida y descanso, y estándares de vivienda segura.
- Video ID: 1686
- Minutes: 6
- Date: 2019
- Language(s): Spanish
Description:
Los trabajadores bajo el programa H-2A aprenden qué hacer si se lesionan en el trabajo, cómo reportar un accidente y sus derechos a presentar un reclamo de seguro industrial.
Chapter 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4fJJUEwz6Y
- Video ID: 1511
- Minutes: 15
- Date: 2011
- Language(s): English
Description:
Discusses how sending and receiving text messages can cause workers to lose focus and not do their jobs safely, and perhaps cause serious injury. Covers the importance of following company policy and shows several workplace scenarios that illustrate tragic consequences.
- Video ID: 1512
- Minutes: 8
- Date: 2011
- Language(s): English
Description:
Shorter version of #1511. Discusses how sending and receiving text messages can cause workers to lose focus and not do their jobs safely, and perhaps cause serious injury. Covers the importance of following company policy and shows several workplace scenarios that illustrate tragic consequences.
- Video ID: 1681
- Minutes: 7
- Date: 2019
- Language(s): English
Description:
New H-2A workers learn about labor and safety rules in Washington State. Workers learn what to do if they get injured while on the job.
- Video ID: 1683
- Minutes: 6
- Date: 2019
- Language(s): English
Description:
H-2A guest workers learn that they have the same worker rights according to the Washington State Labor Law. Topics include wage rates and pay days, meals and rest periods, and housing and safety standards.
- Video ID: 1685
- Minutes: 5
- Date: 2019
- Language(s): English
Description:
H-2A guest workers learn about what to do if they get injured at work, how to report an accident, and their rights to submit an injury claim.
- Video ID: 1347
- Minutes: 5
- Date: 2008
- Language(s): English
Description:
Features a young woman, Candace Carnahan, who lost her leg in a workplace incident at a paper mill. She emphasizes that the first step in not getting hurt-- is knowing that you can be. Geared to younger workers.
- Video ID: 959
- Minutes: 19
- Date: 2000
- Language(s): English
Description:
Points covered: Job knowledge, training and authorization, positive attitudes, violence in the workplace, maintaining concentration and using sound judgment. Recreates seven graphic accidents: Hand caught in conveyer belt, Ladder strikes unchained oxygen cylinder causing explosion, Marital problems result in murder-suicide at assembly plant, Employee accidentally slashed with utility blade, Defeated safety feature allows fingers to be amputated by shear, Worker loses eye after neglecting to wear proper PPE and Violating confined space entry procedures results in injury. Warning: May be too graphic for some audiences!
Reporting Fatalities and Hospitalizations
- Video ID: 1658
- Minutes: 5
- Date: 2017
- Language(s): English
Description:
This 5 min. video is a step-by-step tool to assist employers when reporting an in-patient hospitalization, amputation, loss of an eye, or Fatality to the Department of Labor & Industries.
- Video ID: 1680
- Minutes: 2
- Date: 2019
- Language(s): Spanish
Description:
Conozca sus derechos y responsabilidades como trabajador visitante bajo el programa H-2A en el estado de Washington.
- Video ID: 1679
- Minutes: 2
- Date: 2019
- Language(s): English
Description:
Know your rights and responsibilities as a guest worker in the state of Washington under the H-2A program
What Went Wrong?
- Video ID: 911
- Minutes: 24
- Date: 2001
- Language(s): English
Description:
A series of scenarios showing unsafe acts or conditions AND the safe way. Topics include: driving safety, PPE, slips, trips & falls, machine guarding, and safe operating procedures. The video can be presented in segments that focus on a particular topic, or it can be utilized in its entirety. Alternate title: What Went Wrong?
- Video ID: 1090
- Minutes: 15
- Date: 2002/2008
- Language(s): English / Spanish
Description:
Designed to help prepare a job safety analysis which focuses only on steps that create a hazard to the safety or health of personnel. DVD includes customizable PowerPoint presentation and printable guide. Orignal version produced in 2002.
- Video ID: 1553
- Minutes: 10
- Date: 2010
- Language(s): English
Description:
Odie discusses the concept of calling a “knock it off” immediately when recognizing dangerous behavior, while his friend and fellow fighter pilot, Wes Sharp, encourages viewers to speak up and tell co-workers to “keep off the grass” when they witness an unsafe act. hile recalling personal experiences from their military careers involving knock it off and keep off the grass, Odie and Wes teach essential lessons that can be applied to any work environment. Motivates viewers to take action: "When you see something, say something." Shorter version of #1552
- Video ID: 1575
- Minutes: 16
- Date: 2010
- Language(s): English
Description:
Odie Espenship interviews Bob Bragg the only surviving crew member of the Pan Am 747 involved in the Tenerife disaster when in 1977 two 747 jets collided on the island of Tenerife. Discusses hazardous situations and warning signs or “leading indicators” that lead to the danger and crash.
- Video ID: 1283
- Minutes: 18
- Date: 2004
- Language(s): English / Spanish
Description:
The aggressive pursuit of Zero Accidents in the workplace relies not only on knowledge of safe operating procedures and principles, but also in the right attitude among all workers. Covers: vision and initiative; creating expectations; accident prevention; building trust; and maintaining leadership. Intro features clips with Buzz Aldrin and the moon landing. Includes Leader's guide and PowerPoint presentation. Subtitles in English only. Portuguese.
- Video ID: 1015
- Minutes: 5
- Date: 2001
- Language(s): English
Description:
Encourages front line workers to have an eye for safety hazards in the workplace; to identify and report to supervisor to prevent accidents. Demonstrates stepping back and looking at the workplace critically using all the senses. Industrial work environment.
Also available on #1175
- Video ID: 1162
- Minutes: 15
- Date: 2006
- Language(s): English
Description:
A real attention getter! Shows how uncorrected hazards, shortcuts and complacency lead to injuries at work and at home. Motivates viewers to have a positive safety attitude and awareness of correcting hazards to prevent injury. DVD is also available with English and Spanish on #1175.
Includes long & short versions (15 min & 9 min.)
- Video ID: 1175
- Minutes: 15
- Date: 2006
- Language(s): English / Spanish
Description:
This premium DVD has 4 versions; a long (15 min) and short version (9 min) each in English and Spanish. Shows how uncorrected hazards, shortcuts and complacency lead to injuries at work and at home. Motivates viewers to have a positive safety attitude and awareness of correcting hazards to prevent injury. Has subtitles available in English and Spanish for each program. VHS Version V1162
- Video ID: 1243
- Minutes: 5
- Date: 2007
- Language(s): English
Description:
Features a variety of dramatic, painful injury dramas designed to grab attention and stimulate discussion. Short, but effective way to promote a safety attitude of focus rather than haste and shortcuts. Warning! May be too graphic for some audiences.
- Video ID: 1495
- Minutes: 16
- Date: 2011
- Language(s): English
Description:
This is a good reminder that shows the hazards created by rushing and inattention. Workers learn the very real hazards associated with being in a hurry. Includes such distractions as texting while walking. Covers: recognizing the symptoms of becoming rushed; why “hurried working” is dangerous; and how to properly plan and manage time.
- Video ID: 1496
- Minutes: 9
- Date: 2011
- Language(s): English
Description:
Shorter alternative or refresher training. This is a good reminder showing the hazards created by rushing and inattention. Workers learn the very real hazards associated with being in a hurry. Covers: recognizing the symptoms of becoming rushed; why “hurried working” is dangerous; and how to properly plan and manage time.
- Video ID: 1172
- Minutes: 24
- Date: 2006
- Language(s): English
Description:
Orientation showing 2 minute overviews and reenactments of accidents on 12 topics: risk assessment; housekeeping; slips, trips & falls; hazardous substances; electrical hazards; work equipment safety; PPE; material handling; fire; confined spaces; and outdoor work. Includes a CD with Leader's Manual and quiz.
- Video ID: 1514
- Minutes: 9
- Date: 2008
- Language(s): English
Description:
Shorter version of #1513. Intended to show how making excuses progresses to situations related to safety, and to help viewers recognize risky excuses so they can stop, think and make a better choice. Features many common workplace examples of people using excuses to justify unsafe acts.
- Video ID: 1513
- Minutes: 16
- Date: 2008
- Language(s): English
Description:
Intended to show how making excuses progresses to situations related to safety, and to help viewers recognize risky excuses so they can stop, think and make a better choice. Features many common workplace examples of people using excuses to justify unsafe acts.