Housekeeping and Walking/Working Surfaces

This DVD provides definitions for several terms commonly used by electrical workers, and also covers housekeeping and circuit protection devices.

2004, 15 minutes.

This program addresses hand/power tool safety, electrical and lockout safety, ladders, flammable liquids, and more.

1991, 16 minutes.

This program provides tips on spotting hazards and correcting them if you can or notifying the supervisor when you can’t, as well as some basic advice on keeping the work area clear and clean.

1997, 9 minutes.

This video reviews the importance of good housekeeping and what to look for in your facility. Includes clean or clutter, proper storage, eliminating spills, and leaks.

1995, 15 minutes.

A classic from the American Ladder Institute, this program was first released in 1977. It has been re-mastered into DVD format, but contains all of the original humor while addressing ladder safety issues such as choosing the right ladder, correct ladder placement, appropriate climbing methods, and proper ladder inspection.

1977, 19 minutes.

This program covers floors, waxes, runners, and other aspects of slip/fall prevention. Also discusses gravity, friction, and momentum; the dangers of carelessness, speed, wet floors, weather, and improper housekeeping; ladder safety; and safety shoes.

1991, 16 minutes.

This tape teaches employees about safe lifting techniques, pushing carts, chemical safety (Material Safety Data Sheets, labels, quantities), bed-making, and bathroom cleaning.

1996, 12 minutes.

This tape teaches employees about safe lifting techniques, pushing carts, chemical safety (Material Safety Data Sheets, labels, quantities), bed-making, and bathroom cleaning.

1996, 12 minutes.

This kit features three two-minute segments. The first is a dramatization of how routine workplace procedures can turn into serious accidents. The second features an on-camera host giving a clear, easy-to- follow presentation of safe work habits, and the third segment contains interviews with medical professionals who give first-hand accounts of the consequences of safety lapses.

1996, 12 minutes.

This light-hearted video follows Oscar, the sloppy co-worker, on a typical workday. Illustrates the results of careless work habits and emphasizes proper housekeeping and slip, trip, and fall prevention.

1989, 10 minutes.

This program includes set up and use; and inspection and maintenance.

1991, 18 minutes.

This kit features three two-minute segments. The first is a dramatization of how routine workplace procedures can turn into serious accidents. The second features an on-camera host giving a clear, easy-to- follow presentation of safe work habits, and the third segment contains interviews with medical professionals who give first-hand accounts of the consequences of safety lapses.

1996, 6 minutes.

This live-action video demonstrates proven methods that have been recommended by experts in the industrial safety field, and helps your organization comply with OSHA requirements for the safe use of ladders. Includes information on types of ladders, ladder selection, safe ladder use, and maintenance and storage.

1992, 16 minutes.

This video was developed specifically for construction workers. Program includes proper setup and use; inspection and maintenance; constructing safe ladders; and stairways.

1992, 10 minutes.

Uses humor and old movie footage to illustrate how ladder safety is important. Reviews performance work and access work ladders and the requirements for each. Through produced in Canada, it provides some useful guidelines for US workers.

1996, 13 minutes.

Demonstrates the safe use of step ladders, straight ladders and platform ladders. Also explains the 4:1 rule, belt buckle rule, 36’ regulation, and more.

2000, 10 minutes.

This video covers situations where ladders or stairways are needed; the proper way to set up and use ladders; the recognition of hazards related to ladders and stairways; ways to minimize hazards; and, inspection methods. It also covers fixed and portable ladders and the correct design for stairways.

2002, 7 minutes.

This training program shows how being aware of surroundings, practicing good housekeeping and using equipment properly can help you and your employees prevent slips, trips and falls. It covers prevention techniques, wet surfaces, poor weather conditions, stairs and ladders, and housekeeping.

2006, 18 minutes.

Explains the importance of correct storage, use, handling and maintenance of janitorial supplies and equipment, including PPE, electrical, and chemical handling.

2008, 12 minutes.

Explains the importance of correct storage, use, handling and maintenance of janitorial supplies and equipment, including PPE, electrical, and chemical handling.

2008, 12 minutes.