Electrical Safety Training Videos

Our "Electrical Safety" program discusses how electricity "works", explains its "hazards" and describes the procedures and "equipment" that employees should use to avoid them.

Electrocution Hazards Part I: Worksite Safety training course discuss the electrical hazards that can be found on a job site, the OSHA standards that have been established to protect workers from them, and what employees should do to avoid accidents and injuries involving electricity.

Electrical Safety in the Laboratory emphasize the need for safety when using electricity, and discuss how to reduce the potential for accidents involving electrical shock, fire and explosions

This "Safety Awareness for New Employees" training course discusses a wide variety of hazards that new workers can encounter while performing different types of tasks, and explains what they need to do to avoid those hazards.

Office Safety Basics - The purpose of this program to provide you with the general overview of the safety hazards present in the office and outline steps that you can take to minimize risk.

Lockout/Tagout (Vehicle Procedures) - The control of hazardous energy sources commonly known as Lockout/Tagout covers the use and maintenance of machines and equipment, in which the unexpected energization or startup of the machines or equipment or release of stored energy could cause injury to employees. Lockout requires that energy sources for equipment be turned off or disconnected and that the switch or energy source be locked.

This is a short refresher training course containing 3 videos in 1.

Utility Crew Truck Safety - Crew trucks are used in many types of organizations such as utilities, public agencies, and construction companies to name a few. In addition to transporting a crew to and from the job, this highly versatile vehicle can be outfitted with a wide array of attachments to make it a major asset to the organization such as lifts and hoists, welding units, compressors, aerial lift devices, and equipment for towing.

The goal of this training program is to help you understand some of your job responsibilities that include safety. Safety is a major part of your job, no matter where you work or what type of job you perform. Meets OSHA training requirements for training new employees on safety basics.