Safety Orientation Training Videos & Courses

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.

Our "Safety Orientation" training program discuss common job-related hazards and the safe practices and equipment that employees can use to avoid injuries.

For most people starting a new job can be confusing and even a bit stressful. There’s a lot to learn ranging from where the break room is to how to sign up for benefits to learning the new job itself. While no one expects a new employee to remember everything right away, it is important to make safety an immediate job priority.

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.

While not transmitted through casual contact, bloodborne pathogens present a risk in just about any workplace. That’s why it’s important to train all employees, not only those in positions where exposure hazards are a routine part of their jobs. (DVD or Video Streaming)

This "Winter Safety" training program reviews the hazards that winter can bring and discuss how to enjoy the season safely.

Something Smells and It’s Making Me Ill – This program looks at a potentially serious health problem because some of the fragrances worn by both men and women can be harming co-workers who have sensitivities to fragrances.

Release - 2005

OSHA's 1910.38 requires that each company develop a workable Emergency Action Plan. With the new threats facing our society today, such a plan is required not only for compliance, but also for survival. Make sure your organization has a well thought out plan in place by following the guidelines provided in this program.

Video Streaming Also Available

Train your new or existing emergency response team to effectively respond to hazardous-substance incidents.