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44HEALTHY WORKPLACE & CRISIS MANAGEMENTNew! KEEPING YOURWORKPLACE SAFE SERIESThis new series covers critical safety topics that willkeep your employees safe on the job in both officeand industrial settings.SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS - Slips, trips and falls areamong the leading causes of disabling accidents inthe workplace. Yet the vast majority of these injuriescan be prevented with a commitment to certain basicbut very important principles. These principles startwith awareness: reminding employees simply to paymore attention and consider the consequences ifthey don't. But there's more to it than that. Thisvideo shows specific procedures that can raise safetyawareness throughout your organization and help preventaccidents. 21 minutesPROPER LIFTING TECHNIQUES - You can't rely oninstinct when it comes to lifting properly. If you don'tstop and think before you grab that heavy crate orunwieldy piece of plywood, you can get seriously hurt. Infact, 8 out of 10 of us will end up suffering some kind ofback injury in our lifetimes. But much of this can be preventedwith the use of specific lifting techniques thatmaintain proper alignment and support the backthroughout the lifting process. 15 minutesFIRE SAFETY AND EVACUATION - It's one thingto understand the importance of fire safety andanother to be prepared when a fire emergencystrikes. Knowing how to prevent fires, keep aclear head during an evacuation - even put outa small fire using a fire extinguisher-can save livesand property. Fire safety is the collective responsibilityof every employee. Unsafe behavior by just one individualcan put everyone in the building at risk. Usethis video to raise awareness and teach essentialfire safety skills. 16 minutesFORKLIFT OPERATION AND SAFETY - Every driverof a powered industrial truck needs to understandcertain mechanical truths, including the vehicle'scenter of gravity, balancing the load properly, andspecial driving requirements on inclines or into confinedspaces. Equally important is the driver's focuson safety first. This video emphasizes an awarenessof forklift driving hazards and promotes best-practicesthat help maintain your workplace accident-free.14 minutes#13060/1005 Four programs 2010 $129 eachor series $489RESISTING THE FLU:How to Minimize Your RiskReduce infection rates in your workplace by trainingyour employees to follow a few simple habits that stopthem from spreading sickness to their coworkers - andhelp them avoid getting sick in the first place. Some ofthese habits are just common sense but how do you getpeople to remember and actually do these things, dayafter day? This practical advice extends to taking careof sick family members in ways that protect the caregiverand stop the spread within households.#13123/1005 13 minutes 2009 $95THE COMPLETE FIREPREVENTION LIBRARY*WINNER of over 24 international awards ofexcellence!FIRE IN THE WORKPLACE - Offers an excellent overviewof the primary causes of workplace fires. 25 minutesGETTING OUT ALIVE - Shows employees how to createand test their fire evacuation plan. 15 minutesPUBLIC ASSEMBLY FIRE SAFETY - Step-by-step guidelinesshow employees how to assist customers and visitors atfacilities where the public gathers - movie theaters, hotels,stadiums, schools, churches, civic centers, libraries,department stores, shipping malls, etc. 15 minutesWHEN FIRE STRIKES - Helps reach commercialkitchen employees with a strong fire safety messagethey'll remember. 15 minutesPORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS - How to select andsafely use. 10 minutesASSISTED LIVING EMERGENCY GUIDE, 12 minutes*Includes Teaching Materials and ReproducibleReference guides#6507/0940 2003 $195 each or Series $499.95CLASSES OF FIRESAND EXTINGUISHERSCd-RomUsed to train professionals in themanufacturing and industrial sectors,this informative, interactiveCD-ROM combines video demonstrations,easy-to-use navigation, popquizzes,and tests to give students a generalunderstanding of the basic principles of fire, thetypes of fire extinguishers and their applications, andways to identify different types of fire extinguishers.Students can check their basic knowledge by takingan interactive pre-test or move directly to the units ofinstruction where they can view numerous video clipsand examples. Learning objectives are stated at thebeginning of each section, such as: *Elements ofCombustion: Oxygen; Fuel; and, Heat; Classes of Fires:Class A - ash-yielding, e.g., wood, paper, fibers; ClassB - flammable liquids; Class C - electrical; Class D -metal fires; Fire Extinguishers: Water; Multipurposedry chemical; Carbon dioxide; Foam; and, Class Dagents. A handy reference section can be accessedat any time containing Key points, a Glossary of Termsand OSHA regulations and comprehensive, interactivepost-test lets students assess their work.#7990/0405 Windows CD-ROM 2002 $99.95CLEANING AND SANITATION INTHE FOOD INDUSTRYProper sanitation procedures are essential to the managementof food safety for business operators. Poorsanitation can result in loss of customers, low employeemorale, and of course bad quality food. This programhighlights some of the issues related to cleaningand sanitation in the food industry and how to ensureproper procedures are followed allowing successfulmanagement of food safety.#13769/0545 25 minutes 2009 $149.95Visit our website - kineticvideo.com • Email us - info@kineticvideo.com • Phone (800) 466-7631 or (716) 856-7631 • Fax (716) 856-7838Brand New!DROP, COVER AND HOLD:Earthquake Preparedness TrainingThink your immune? Think again! Scientists place thechances of having a magnitude 6.7 or larger earthquakeat more than 99% over the next 30 years. This researchbasedearthquake training video, produced by a majorcorporate insurer, teaches employees how to react duringan earthquake. Employees will learn how to stay safeduring an earthquake emergency, whether indoors, outdoors, in a stairwell, driving a car, or In a restroom. Butthere's more. This video also illustrates what should bedone to prepare before a natural disaster strikes: removinghazards from offices and work areas, making contingencyplans, and gathering supplies. And it shows howto stay safe in the aftermath of a major event. Whetheror not you live and work in a known earthquake zone -not to mention when you travel - the unthinkable canstrike out of the blue. In a major quake, the choices youmake in an instant can change your reality forever. Makesure you and your workforce know your best options soyou'll be ready when the next earthquake strikes.#14206/1005 10 minutes 2010 $129.95IT WON'T HAPPEN HERE: BusinessContinuity and Crisis PlanningBusiness continuity planning doesn't really capture people'sattention. Getting people in the workplace to thinkabout and plan for events that are NOT meant to happen,like floods, fires, accidents is often a low priority.Many a business continuity plan fails because employeeswere not committed to learning their role ahead oftime, and ended up being unaware of the details of theplan. In this dynamic program, we watch what happensin the hours and days after a major fire threatens acompany's ability to do business. Emphasizing theimportance of people first, property second, this videopresents in straightforward terms the types of decisionsthat need to be made in the event of crisis. Using backupsystems and working out of a pre-arranged partneroffice, the company in our story is able to spring backquickly and resume its business activities. In this dayand age, we all know we need to plan ahead. This videoprovides guidance not only on what to do, but also onhow to be ready for the unexpected. Shows employeesthe importance of knowing their role in the company'sdisaster preparedness plan.#6216/1005 21 minutes 2002 $95