Emergency Training Videos

This video program covers the hazardous materials response plan and how it should be developed and implemented in order to effectively handle anticipated emergencies..

HAZWOPER - Obtaining Information in an Emergency II program focuses on each of these references and what type of information and assistance they provide.

A first responder at the scene of a hazardous materials incident must obtain specific information about the chemical material involved. Reference material and organizations can provide the technical assistance on how to deal with these hazards. Planning and training are the keys to successful operations in the event of an emergency. This program focuses on each of these references and what type of information and assistance they provide.

This course describes existing regulations for the transport of hazardous materials in commerce in the U.S., including the Hazardous Materials Table (HMT).

HAZWOPER - Identifying Hazardous Materials program focuses on the definition of hazardous materials and their affects when you are exposed.

How To Fit Test Respirators - There are a variety of gases, fumes, vapors, dusts, mists, and other potentially hazardous materials in many industries. Protection from health hazards is a goal of all employers and employees.

Law enforcement/medical trainers teach the professional concerns and liabilities that come with the fundamental duty to serve mankind and safeguard not only property, but also lives. Learn how to use an AID (Automatic External Defibrillator)

An 8 DVD set covering first aid for different critical situations that could be encountered at the workplace.

In some first aid situations, the victim’s heart will be beating too quickly or in an irregular manner. In cases like these, an automated external defibrillator, also known as an AED, can be used to shock the person’s heart back into a normal rhythm

When terrorists target a town, local emergency personnel will be on the scene for hours before federal help arrives. The decisions made by these personnel will be critical to a positive outcome of the incident. This program provides important training for those first responders.

Whether you are trained to the operations, technician or command level, the first task of every first responder to a hazmat or WMD emergency is the same. It's size up - or what the NFPA standard on hazmat competencies calls Analyzing the Incident.

The program studies the factors that challenge responders to address water spills, including weather, wind, sea conditions, and currents.

Confined Space and the First Responder DVD training video is Part 2 of the Confined Space Emergency Series. The program teaches the first responder, who typically is not trained or equipped to enter a confined space for rescue, how to deal with a confined space accident in a safe and effective manner. The first responder may be the attendant or may be fire or rescue personnel who are called to the rescue. Available separately or as a part of the series.

Confined Space Technical Rescue DVD is Part 3 of the Confined Space Emergency Series. This training video is designed for personnel at the Technician Level who may be required to enter a confined space for rescue purposes. This program covers both workplace and community incidents. Available separately or as a part of the series

Decontamination DVD is Part 7 of the Hazardous Materials: Managing the Incident Series of training videos. Available separately or as a part of the series.

This package includes every DVD in EFG's library - providing all hazards training for every discipline of emergency response issues. Save over $7,000 with complete library purchase.

This video program reviews what happens when an incident becomes a crisis. It stresses the need for a crisis management plan to support on scene emergency response activities, to get outside resources to help control the situation and to manage the crisis.

With five training videos, these training programs instruct responders on competencies at the Operations Level for responding to a hazardous material incident. Leader's Guide is included.

The Industrial Emergency Management Package contains two training films which demonstrate how small to medium size organizations can institute an effective Emergency Operations Center.

CO: Response to Carbon Monoxide DVD provides training to EMTs, firefighters, industrial fire teams, poison control center personnel, plant safety personnel and others who may be called upon to safely respond to an incident involving carbon monoxide, the most common type of poisoning responded to by EMS.

Multiple incidents of explosive accidents by trains carrying crude have prompted safety alerts from the DOT. Communities need to be prepared. Crude Oil Spill Response Package offers comprehensive training for emergency personnel responding to these incidents.

Facility Emergency Management DVD training video is designed to help small and medium-sized organizations create facility action plans and institute emergency procedures and comply with FEMA's PS-Prep initiative - the Voluntary Private Sector Preparedness Accreditation and Certification Program.

Hospital First Receiver Series is a 4-module series of OSHA Hazwoper training videos designed for healthcare personnel to protect them against exposure to contaminants. Boosts disaster preparedness.