Operators are responsible to know how to run the equipment they are assigned to.  This tape is designed to give operators better ideas on understanding why backing up safely is so important.  1 out of every 10 accidents at the work place is due to someone carelessly backing up.

Boomlifts are the most common used equipment on a construction site.  As with anything that becomes repetitive, it can get boring, this is when accidents will occur.  This video will provide your employees the proper training necessary to keep them safe. Topics covered; 1) lifting principles, 2) walk around inspections, 3) controls, 4) electricity, and 5) operation.

This video deals with trenching and shoring safety.  Always take the proper precautions and stay compliant to OSHA's rules and regulations of proper trenching and shoring safety.  If not it can potentially kill someone. This video will cover: 1) classifying soils, 2) protective systems, and 3) excavation hazards.

This video discuss a checklist to safety.  It demonstrates how working in confined spaces are tricky, however when hot work is added the risk becomes greater.  This tape will ensure that workers know the proper precautions request for confined space hotwork.  It also talks about the hotwork permit, fire watch, and emergency rescue.

This video discusses how working in confined spaces requires learning the necessary skills to escape dangerous or even fatal accidents.  Topics covered: 1) identifying confined spaces and their hazards, 2) OSHA's confined space entry permit program, and 3) duties of confined space entry team.

This video will explain the safety that people need to take into consideration before they take that first step up a ladder or stairway. 

This video shows supervisors and employees various approaches to achieving 100% fall protection under the revised subpart M ruling.  As of February 6, 1995 fall protection is required whenever employees are potentially exposed to falls from 6 feet or greater.  Topics covered in video: 1) fall protection guidelines and 2) positive fall protection safety nets.

This video discusses the hazard communication standard.  This video will assist employees in understanding the dangers of working with and around chemicals.  It will demonstrate what to do in case of accidental spills.

More than one in four motor vehicle deaths on roads don’t involve a collision with other vehicles they are caused by hitting roadside hazards such as trees, utility poles, or bridge supports.  This video will explain which hazards present the worst problems.  Then they will tell you how to alleviate the hazards.  This can not all be done at once, due to its costly, but through this tape you'll see allot of common sense approaches.

This video will demonstrate the proper procedures for hoisting using a crane or a derrick.  Topics covered: 1) pre-lift meeting, 2) inspection and testing, 3) personnel platforms, 4) loading, and 5) crane operations.

This video discusses motor vehicle accidents, and how they are the single largest cause of occupational fatalities.  It also talks about the common causes of vehicle accidents and will give safety tips to help employees avoid these accidents. 

This video program forces management and employees to take responsibility for safety.  It will have a long lasting impact on everyone's attitude toward safety in the workplace.  Topics covered are: 1) legal and moral responsibilities of management, 2) hazards of letting enthusiasm and desire to get the job done be put before safety, and 3) the responsibility of all employees to get involved in safety.

This video discusses accidents involving chemical facilities and how they have shut down whole towns and injured hundreds of people.  This video will help understand OSHA's process safety management standard.  This video spells out contract employee responsibility in meeting this standard.  Topics covered: 1) applying the process safety management standard, 2) required training, and 3) handling emergencies and accidents.

This video discusses how winter driving presents special driving hazards and review safety techniques to help employees survive winter driving hazards.  It will discuss basic emergency equipment, rain, snow, and ice.

This video discusses how scissor lifts are used in construction sites.  They can provide a safe walking and working surface.  This program will teach workers what they need to know to operate them safely.  Topics covered 1) lifting principles, 2) walk around inspections, 3) controls, 4) electricity, and 5) operation.

This video will give the skid steer loader operator more ways to learn safety while running this form of equipment.  It discusses preventive maintenance programs on how to see if the machine is mechanically ready to be operated.  The video demonstrates different techniques of safety while performing a number of different jobs.

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, substance abuse is more widespread in construction than in any other industry.  This video will show sensitive, yet effective help in dealing with this critical issue.  Topics covered: 1) creating a three point substance abuse program, 2) monitoring for signs of substance abuse, and 3) establishing substance abuse policies.

This video discusses how falls from heights kill construction workers more than any other single type of accident.  This program focuses on knowing how to work safely on suspension scaffolds and help reduce the accident statistics.

This video discusses the importance of signs and labels and why they are posted.  This program will help employees get the message by explaining the sign system on your work site.  Topics covered: 1) labels, signs, and tags, 2) hazcom labeling requirements, and 3) labeling systems.

This video discusses freezing temperatures and the dangers that come with it.  If not prepared for the cold it could turn deadly.  Topics: 1) signs and treatment for hypothermia, 2) prevention and frostbite, and 3) off the job winter safety.

This video discusses the importance of operation and preventative maintenance of bulldozers and motor graders.  A five minute effective inspection is explained and the tilt bed trailers.

The Motor grader is the essential tool in maintaining roads.  Today's Motor grader has been designed to make these jobs easier and faster than ever before.  But the Motor grader is only part of the story, the key factor is the Motor grader operator.  With a professional Motor grader operator, the video will demonstrate how to get more out of the Motor grader.

This video discusses the walk around inspection, operation of the truck, start-up, and shut down.  A ten wheel dump truck can haul material, plow snow, and distribute chips into a spreader box during a resurfacing project.

American Public Works Association   15 Minutes

This video illustrates safety and snow plowing techniques on city streets, at intersections, and in subdivision cul de sacs.

This video explains the policies and procedures of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation winter operations to give the public a better understanding of how they prepare for and delivers winter services.  Winter driving safety tips are also discussed.

The video instructs how to attach snow plows to the various brands of motor graders and gives basic information on how to use plows to remove snow from roads. 

This video is the result of innovations in New Mexico.  It shows equipment used in the removal of tumbleweeds from rural fence lines.

This video talks about how to properly make a construction documentation video and the importance of checking equipment,  batteries, and lenses before filming starts.

This video program focuses on controlling small spills and leaks.  IT covers the essential procedures all employees should know if a leak should occur on their shift.  Video covers: Supervisor notification, Securing the area, PPE, Controlling and containing the spill, and Cleanup/decontamination.

This video will discuss overcoming the fear of OSHA inspections.  It will also show  what can be expected when an inspector visits the worksite.  Topics covered are: 1) what to look for, and 2) rights as an employee.

This video discusses the silent factor and how important it is in the safety of our traffic system.  In 1992, 50,000 people died in traffic accidents.  With the enforcement of 55 mph speed limits more seat belt usage and tougher laws on drunk driving has lowered this number.  The Federal Highway Administration has provided guidelines for cities, counties and state agencies to receive federal funding for building roads. 

The video demonstrates what to do while investigating an accident.  No accidents needs to happen and proper investigation can prevent future accidents from happening.

Explores the factors that make work zones more dangerous at night and the techniques and devices that make them safer.

This award-winning video program will help you establish an emergency response plan, respond to an incident and get the situation under control.  Video covers: Emergency response plan, The Incident Command System, Small/large/multi-county incidents, Coordinating support services, and Situation under control.