Fire Safety

This video shows the basic elements that make up an evacuation plan. Employees should understand the effects of smoke associated with fires and become familiar with basic fire safety procedures.

1997, 15 minutes.

Shot in various industrial settings, this video shows how to recognize fire hazards and correct them with housekeeping and safety procedures. Demonstrations cover selection and use of fire extinguishers for every type of fire.

1994, 12 minutes.

This short video shows how to recognize fire hazards and correct them using housekeeping and safety procedures. It covers the selection, and types, of fire extinguishers.

1997, 5 minutes.

This video kit helps you comply with Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER). It teaches employees how to conduct a plant survey, how to develop a plan for each plant location, which supplies need to be stocked at a spill control station, and how to document emergency response situations.

1989, 19 minutes.

This fire safety video program will take employees through some real-life situations and force them to think about how they would respond. Topics include: four elements and classes of fire; how to extinguish a fire; Emergency Action Plan; and the three A’s – Awareness, Attitude, and Action.

1998, 15 minutes.

This fire safety video program will take employees through some real-life situations and force them to think about how they would respond. Topics include: four elements and classes of fire; how to extinguish a fire; Emergency Action Plan; and the three A’s – Awareness, Attitude, and Action.

1998, 15 minutes.

Fire Extinguishers at Work meets the requirements of OSHA 1910.157. Topics include: sizing up a fire and deciding whether it's safe to fight it; choosing the right device for each kind of fire; extinguisher operation basics; and, instructions for handling different types of emergencies.

1999, 17 minutes.

Shot on-location at the Virginia Beach Fire Training Center, this unique program re-creates an actual workplace fire with tragic circumstances. Topics include: elements of fire; classes of fire; fire prevention; how to extinguish a fire; Emergency Action Plan.

1996, 20 minutes.

Shot on-location at the Virginia Beach Fire Training Center, this unique program re-creates an actual workplace fire with tragic circumstances. Topics include: elements of fire; classes of fire; fire prevention; how to extinguish a fire; Emergency Action Plan.

1996, 20 minutes.

This video includes how to respond in several emergency situations, and the importance of drills when it comes to safe and orderly evacuations.

2000, 16 minutes.

This video includes how to respond in several emergency situations, and the importance of drills when it comes to safe and orderly evacuations.

2000, 16 minutes.

This program examines use of the manual fire alarm pull station; when to use a fire extinguisher; horizontal and vertical evacuation; oxygen shutoff; smoke compartments; smoke barrier doors. Geared towards all who work in a patient care environment.

2000, 13 minutes.

In this program, fire professionals give life-saving tips on electrical safety, protecting against arson, home office safety, and emergency evacuation planning. Designed for group training.

1994, 25 minutes.

In this program, fire professionals give life-saving tips on electrical safety, protecting against arson, home office safety, and emergency evacuation planning. Designed for group training.

1994, 25 minutes.

A video guide for commercial kitchen employees that addresses fire safety issues specific to those who work in commercial kitchens. Divided into three segments, it sends a strong safety message employees will remember.

1996, 15 minutes.

A video guide for commercial kitchen employees that addresses fire safety issues specific to those who work in commercial kitchens. Divided into three segments, it sends a strong safety message employees will remember.

1996, 15 minutes.

This training video covers the elements needed for fire: fuel, oxygen, heat and chemical reaction. Other topics include categories of fires and evacuation of patients. Aimed at healthcare settings.

Year unknown, 16 minutes.

Combustible dust is a danger in any workplace that creates or accumulates dust. This DVD shows employees how to control the danger with good housekeeping measures and safe work practices. Topics covered include dust and ignition control, PPE, safe work practices, and injury and damage control.

2008, 13 minutes.

Elements a fire needs to burn, fire prevention, and fire extinguishers are all discussed on this DVD, along with information about the different types of fires and how to respond should a fire occur.

2003, 17 minutes.

This video includes how to respond in several emergency situations, and the importance of drills when it comes to safe and orderly evacuations.

2000, 16 minutes.