Designed for office workers and focuses on the most common hazards and resulting injuries in an office. Discusses chairs, ladders, office equipment, video display terminals, safe lifting, fire prevention, and more. Updated August 2000.

Directed towards individuals using VDTs. Discusses the myths about electromagnetic radiation and other effects of VDT usage. VDTs are safe if properly used. Explains how to avoid eye strain and the persistent neck and backaches when working with VDTs.

Developed for office workers who need to be trained in safe lifting techniques. Explains how the back functions, and using proper lifting techniques.

Oriented to the office environment, this video discusses basic hazard communications, and chemicals used in the office.

Most incidents and injuries are the result of unsafe acts of employees. This program explains what unsafe acts (behavior) are and how to prevent the cause of most injuries. Explains safety counseling for employees who commit unsafe acts/behavior.

Supervisors are responsible for safety, not the company safety manager. Explains a safety program, how the supervisor's actions, enforcement of safety rules, and legal responsibilities are the key factors in an effective program.

Surveys the safety issues of working in an office environment, which has its own set of dangers and hazards, including slips, trips, falls, open file drawers, and dangerous paper cutters. A brief survey of good ergonomic technique. (Spanish available soon!)

Video Display Terminals are used in all offices. Improper use can lead to ergonomic injuries. This video covers work area inspections, adjustments, lighting/glare, workstation seating, screen positioning, good work practices, and accessories for the video display terminal.

An in-depth look at ergonomics in the office environment: the art and science of fitting the workstation to the physical needs of the employee. Human behavior is an important factor in preventing ergonomic injuries. Various ergonomic injuries are discussed including tendonitis, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs). Components of an ergonomic workstation, good work habits, and exercises are also addressed.

What it's a fire, earthquake, tornado, or bomb threat there are some basic things that every employee must know in order to respond properly. This video gives solid guidelines for dealing with emergencies, including earthquakes, fire evacuations, chemical spills, and how to use fire extinguishers.

There are many legal cyber issues other than hacking. This video covers the different laws and Federal Acts that deal with economic espionage, copyright infringement, computer security, and privacy issues. Viruses and pornography are also addressed