Employees frequently misunderstand the use of respirators. This program will give them the important facts regarding respirator use. They will feel more secure in wearing them once they know how to properly use them.

Explains the need and proper procedures for testing, maintaining, and using respiratory equipment.

This program explains eye protection requirements in a humorous manner. You will find your employees respond well to this entertaining and informative video.

This is the same program as 1003B, but in a more serious presentation.

Defines carbon monoxide poisoning and how to reduce the effects of this health hazard. Almost every industry is exposed, but very little attention is given to its effects. Excellent awareness program.

Emphasizes the importance of using personal protection when required. Addresses hard hats, gloves, eye protection, hearing protection, and other aspects of protective equipment.

Designed as an information/training video for employees who normally are not exposed to blood or body fluids, but an important part of providing precautionary information to employees.

This video explains the general requirements for an effective respiratory protection program. Covers written plan, use, care, cleaning, and storing of respirators, and provides information on self-contained breathing apparatus respiratory protection.

Developed to meet training requirements for employees who reasonably anticipate exposure to blood or body fluids on the job. This applies to anyone who is trained in first-aid/CPR.

Designed for paramedics, EMTs, fire, police, correctional officers, first-aid/CPR, and other emergency personnel who might be exposed to blood and other potential hazards relating to BBP. Meets training requirements for Categories I and II employees who anticipate becoming occupationally exposed to blood and blood-contaminated products.

Heightens awareness of hearing conservation in the workplace. Explains the anatomy of the ear, how noise can cause hearing loss, and how to prevent hearing loss.

Meets the training requirements for employees in a manufacturing facility who are designated as first aid/CPR trained or may be occupationally exposed, e.g., janitorial employees.

Meets the training requirements for employees working in Hotel/Motel/Restaurant and Service Industries. Designed for workers identified as first aid/CPR providers or whose jobs may expose them to blood or blood exposed body fluids, linens or clothing. Explains how to reduce exposure to BBP, HIV/HBV for employees in this industry.

This video designed for all employees regardless of their job to make them more aware of HIV and Hepatitis B Viruses that can be transmitted through blood or body fluids contaminated with blood products. Helping an accident victim or providing CPR in an emergency could result in the transmission of BBP. This program can help everyone reduce the risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

This program is developed with new standards and information relating to lifestyles, bloodborne pathogens transmission, prevention and Standard Precautions. This program is appropriate for First Aid/CPR providers, as well as training for all employees in case of emergencies.

This program provides an overview of the new respirator standards. It includes fit testing, maintenance inspection, filtering face pieces, dust masks, and more. This program contains the necessary information you need to comply with this new standard.

The program covers up-to-date information on the proper procedure for selecting respirators for a particular hazard. Proper fitting procedures are outlined. Explains respirator capabilities and limitations, emergency situations, inspection, seal checks, exposure symptoms, and more.

This program covers the requirements under NIOSH Standards for quantitative and qualitative fit testing procedures. Meet requirements for training employees in proper fit testing procedures.

Another motivating training program that uses photographs and video to illustrate dramatically the need for hand safety. Follows an injured person, "Bob," from his injury through surgery and to recovery. Extremely gruesome photos of people who were severely burned from electrical energy, crushing injuries, failure to lockout/tagout and much more. Add the CD of Written Materials and pay only $150.00

This program designed for anyone using needles or sharp objects in the performance of their duties, but primarily Healthcare Workers. Due to recent Federal Legislation and accompanying changes to OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogen standards, needlestick injury prevention is a continuing problem in Healthcare. New, safer needles are required, as are other "engineering controls" to help reduce the serious needlestick problem. This program explains the new standards and more importantly. demonstrates new needle design and safer needles that are now commercially available.

This program updates the Bloodborne Pathogens standard information, including the new Federal Law: Needlestick Prevention Act; and OSHA's new enforcement action. The BBP standard has not changed. However, OSHA is targeting enforcement of Engineering controls. This means safer needles, surgical blade removal and other controls. This program is for those persons who are familiar with BBP rules and standards, but upgrades their knowledge on the new needlestick law and enforcement actions of OSHA and others.

Another high-impact gory story video relating to eye protection. However, in this program we discuss diseases of the eye, approved eye protection and eye injury prevention. This graphic video shows a variety of eye traumas, eye diseases, and downright motivating scenes of eye injuries. Includes emergency treatment for different types of eye injuries. Good, solid information for eye injury prevention.

Surveys the issues of exposure to Bloodborne pathogens and prevention of needlestick injuries for the healthcare worker. These issues include universal precautions, exposure to BBP, who is at risk, appraising the risks, personal protection, and disposal of biohazards. New technologies, like re-engineered syringes, new laws, and recently proposed Federal Acts are also surveyed.