WorkSafe Western Australia - WorkSafe | Department of ... · September 2007 WorkSafe Western Australia AUDIO VISUAL LIBRARY CONDITIONS OF BORROWING Dear Borrower We have recently

September 2007

WorkSafe Western Australia

AUDIO VISUAL LIBRARY CONDITIONS OF BORROWING

Dear Borrower We have recently revised the conditions of loan for material from the audiovisual collection of the library. The revised conditions are as follows:

1. All material must be returned on or before the due date.

2. Items returned from the country areas must be returned by courier. They must

NOT be posted.

3. There is no hiring fee payable for the loans, but a handling charge applies, as in the case of inter-library loans. This amount may be payable by ALIA vouchers, cheque, cash or credit card (Visa, Bankcard, or MasterCard).

4. Borrowers will be charged for the loss, repair or replacement of damaged videos

or dvds. 5. Due to increased demand, videos and dvds are available for loan for a maximum

of 3 days in the metropolitan area and 1 week in the country. More than 3 items may be borrowed but must be returned within 48 hours. Alternative arrangements may be made with the Senior Librarian in special circumstances.

6. The Library reserves the right to:

(a) withdraw or recall videos and dvds at any time (b) withdraw privileges from any borrower who fails to observe the

conditions of loan, or who causes unreasonable damage to material. 7. All videos and dvds are subject to the Copyright Act 1968. It is a breach of

copyright for videos to be copied or exhibited publicly. No admission charge may be made at screenings.

8. Videos marked with an asterisk are not available for loan to private companies

due to restrictions imposed on the department by conditions of purchase. 9. Clients are advised that borrowing indicates acceptance of the above conditions. 10. Bookings for videos and dvds can be made by phone, fax or email. As the video

lending service is extremely popular, you are therefore asked to book in advance to reserve where practicable the video or dvd of your choice.

11. The current handling charge is $9.90 (GST inclusive) per video or dvd borrowed. 12. The audiovisual catalogue is available on the SafetyLine website at

www.worksafe.wa.gov.au M Gabriel LIBRARIAN

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SUBJECT INDEX ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION A fatal decision V 342 Accident investigation V 150 Accident investigation V 287 Accident investigation V 375 Accident investigation in the workplace V 144 Blind man’s bluff DVD 411 Blind man's bluff V 43 Hazard identification (Retail ind.) V 225 How did it happen: accident and near-miss investigation V 331 Safety in session V 180 Silent epidemic V 122 So It Won't Happen Again V 21 Too close for comfort V 377 Whose fault V 49 ACCIDENT PREVENTION Accident investigation V 375 Accidents don't happen V 106 An easy guide to occupational health and safety V 148 Attitude.… think about it V 324 Blindman’s bluff DVD 411 Blind man's bluff V 43 Bloody Saturday V 183 Building site accident prevention V 392 Communicating safety V 327 English at work: improving health and safety at work V 194 First Step Safety V 93 Getting it right at height V 298 Hazard identification (Retail Ind.) V 225 Hazards of hospitality V 267 Health and safety for the fishing industry V 280 How did it happen: accident and near-miss investigation V 331 Job safety analysis V 380 Ladder safety V 300 Lockout procedure V 99 Man in the middle V 86 Making it better V 88 Out of order V 67 Prevention of eye damage V 244 Programme Learning: Occupational Health and Safety V 35 Recognition, evaluation and control of hazards V 155 Risk assessment in industry V 357 Risky business V 266 Safety and the human factor V 365 Safety awareness V 213 Safety – everyone’s responsibility DVD 401 Silent epidemic V 122 So it won't happen again V 21 Storm alert: a guide to severe weather at sea V 345 Too close for comfort V 377 What are the consequences V 422

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AIDS AIDS means business too V 87 Healthy working and AIDS V 157 Hospital infection control V 169 On guard V 59 One of our own V 54 An epidemic of fear: AIDS in the workplace V 55 ALCOHOLISM Alcohol and drugs in the workplace V 161 Company performance - the human factor V 41 Just a little problem V 311 Safety on the Job - Hazards of Substance Abuse V 14 ASBESTOS Asbestos removal: creating and maintaining a safe work enclosure V 71 Killers at work V 309 Removing AC sheeting V 289 BACK DISORDERS Backpack V 182 Ergonomics – office ergonomics V 128 Look after your back V 187 Minimising back strain V 9 Patient transfers V 338 Reducing the risk V 220 Retail manual handling DVD 424 Safe patient handling: mechanical lifting devices V 63 Safe patient handling: moving a patient from bed to chair V 64 Safe patient handling: moving a patient from bed to trolley V 62 Safe patient handling: moving a patient in bed V 65 CANCER Occupational cancer V 69 Skin cancer V 129 U.V. and heat awareness V 268 CARPENTRY see Woodworking Industry CATERING Kitchen and canteen safety V 118 Hazards of hospitality V 267 Hospitality essentials V 385 Hospitality industry: eat to live, managing the risks in occupational health and safety and food safety V 416 Hospitality safety series: The kitchen V 238 Hospitality safety series: Restaurant and bar V 237

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CHEMICALS Chemical laboratory safety V 234 Chemicals I - just one slip V 131 Chemicals II - user beware V 168 Chemicals in the Workplace V 3 Chemicals under control V 140 Chemicals used at work: a national management strategy V 146 Class labelling of dangerous goods - HAZCHEM V 38 Control of hazardous substances V 217 Cyanide: the silent killer V 27 Dealing with chemical safety V 97 An easy guide to herbicides and pesticides in the workplace V 103 An easy guide to handling hazardous chemicals V 190 The extra step V 142 Find out the facts V 48 Hazard communication in the hospital V 160 Hazardous materials: an introduction to Chemical Agents V 30 Hazardous substances: control at work - a systematic approach V 283 Hazardous substances safety essentials DVD 420 Handling hazardous chemicals V 139 Occupational cancer V 69 Outdoor maintenance professionals Part 2 V 308 Pesticides - friend or foe? V 78 Right to know V 141 Safe handling of hazardous substances V 319 Safe handling of T.D.I. and M.D.I. V 323 Safe pesticides use V 360 What’s? the risk V 370 CONFINED SPACES A fatal decision V 342 Confined space entry V 294 Confined space safety V 83 Confined space safety V 356 Confined space safety .... if in doubt, stay out V 272 Watch that space - construction V 34 Welder on site: be aware V 417 Wide world of work: metal industry induction training video V 310 Working for safety: safe systems V 22 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY All right at height? V 359 An easy guide to general worksite safety Part 1 V 100 An easy guide to general worksite safety Part 2 V 101 Building site accident prevention V 392 Construction safety essentials V 295 Contractor Safety V 147 Cranes, hoists and slings V 371 Dial before you dig V 353 Elevated work platforms: pre-operation checks V 275 Elevated work platforms: safe operation V 276 Falling isn't funny V 339 Getting it right at height V 298 Hangman V 98

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Health & Safety at the top and in action V 117 Hear today – gone tomorrow: code of practice for noise management V 374 Inspection, care and storage of slings V 260 One step away V 228 Plumbers, purlins and parachutes V 79 Powder actuated fastening tools V 233 Removing AC sheeting V 289 Rigging Part 1: Care and handling of rigging equipment V 90 Rigging Part 2: Inspecting for rigging V 91 Rigging Part 3: Safe rigging V 92 Safety: a matter of management V 82 Stop chasing your tail V 316 *A solid act V 45 Too much trouble V 227 Watch that space: construction V 34 Way to go - a workers' guide to health and safety V 105 Inspector, care and storage of slings V 260 CRANES Bloody Saturday V 183 Chains, slings, cranes and hoists V 177 Cranes, hoists and slings V 371 Overhead crane safety V 242 Rigging Part 1: Care and handling of rigging equipment V 90 Rigging Part 2: Inspecting for rigging V 91 Rigging Part 3: Safe rigging V 92 A solid act V 45 The safe operation of overhead cranes V 273 The weakest link V 37 Inspection, care and storage of slings V 260 CYANIDES Cyanide: the silent killer V 27 An easy guide to handling hazardous chemicals V 190 DRIVERS ATVs, ROPS and rider safety V 330 Dead lucky V 66 Driving: risks and responsibilities V 176 Driving safety awareness V 328 Driving safety awareness: country driving skills V 329 You and your ATV D 400 You and your ATV V 399 ELECTRICAL SAFETY Agriculture Video Trailer V 277 Avoiding electrical hazards V 224 Electrical and electronics safety V 72 Electricity in rural industry V 246 Electrical lockout V 10 Its for keeps V 156 Lockout procedures V 99

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Lockout/tagout: making it safe D 406 Lockout/Tagout making it safe V 386 Lock-out and tag-out V 387 Office safety essentials V 302 Supervision for safety V 210 EMERGENCY PLANNING Dealing with a telephone bomb threat V 201 Emergency procedure for Buildings V 202 Emergencies procedures for shopping centres V 203 Severe winter storms V 354 Storm alert: a guide to severe weather at sea V 345 Tropical cyclone alert V 355 The uneasy partnership: building evacuation V 39 EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMMES Company performance: the human factor V 41 Just a little problem V 311 Hygiene and health at work V 248 Trauma at work V 179 Warning signs in marriage V 215 ERGONOMICS See Human factors Manual handling Repetitive strain injury EVACUATIONS Evacuation V 255 The uneasy partnership: building evacuation V 39 EYE INJURIES Eye Safety V 84 Eye Safety - watch it! V 132 Eye protection V 181 Eye protection – see the whole picture DVD 403 Prevention of eye damage V 244 Prevention of eye injuries V 393 Towards a safer workplace V 121 FALLS see SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS See Falls from Heights FALLS FROM HEIGHTS All right at height? V 359

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Building site accident prevention V 392 Falling isn't funny V 339 Falls in the workplace V 364 Getting it right at height V 298 The ladder film V 184 Ladder safety V 301 One step away V 228 Personal fall protection DVD 419 Plumbers, purlins and parachutes V 79 Too much trouble V 227 Working safely at hight DVD 418 FARMS Agricultural video: trailers V 277 An easy guide to herbicides and pesticides in the workplace V 103 ATVs, ROPS and rider safety V 330 Bitter Harvest V 261 Electricity in rural industry V 246 Farm safety V 241 Farm safety: How one Victorian farmer has made it happen V 397 Health & safety on the farm V 382 Off guard V 252 Overturning tractors V 251 Pesticides V 78 Putting safety first on the farm V 185 Safe pesticides use V 360 Think back V 335 Towards a safer silo V 262 Tractor safety on slopes V 250 Tractor action V 296 You and your ATV DVD 400 You and your ATV V 399 You don't have to yell at me V 36 FIRE HAZARDS Dealing with office fires V 57 Evacuation V 255 Fire control V 232 Fire protection and prevention V 222 Fire-safe V 254 Office building fire safety – hire rise V 394 Office building fire safety – low rise V 395 Portable fire extinguishers V 383 Remember Charlie V 322 Stop it burning: the uneasy partnership V23 --WITHDRAWN – replaced by V 383 The Uneasy partnership: building evacuation V 39 The Uneasy partnership: facts about fire V 40 The Uneasy partnership: identifying fire hazards V 32 FIRST AID Burns V 303 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation V 286 The entertaining and easy way to learn resuscitation skills V 315 Help - a Red Cross first aid training film V 288

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On guard V 59 FORK-LIFT TRUCKS Dangerous manoeuvres V 230 Dead Lucky V 66 Forklift operation V 152 Forklift operator training and safety V 292 Forklift safety - "the right move" - Part 1 V 192A Forklift safety - "the right move" - Part 2 V 192B Powered equipment in the warehouse V 154 Lift trucks, pallet movers and trolleys V 290 Lifting Australia V 285 Lifting the load V 16 Lifting your game - keys to forklift safety V 326 The safe operation of forklifts V 245 Safety and forklifts V 70 Working safely with forklifts DVD 412 Working safely with forklifts V 358 FOUNDRIES Are you safe V 188 General staff induction: ANI Braken Foundry V 317 GAS CYLINDERS Safe handling of gases V 204 HAND INJURIES Essential elements of hand safety V 306 Hand and wrist injuries V 198 Hand tools V 81 Hand aware DVD 402 Hand aware V 284 Hand safety: the irreplaceable tools V 61 Skin and foot protection V 193 HAND TOOLS Dangers of compressed air DVD 408 Electric hand tools V 94 Hand tools V 81 Hand aware DVD 402 Hand aware V 284 In at the sharp end V 123 Pneumatic fastening tools V 332 Powder actuated fastening tools V 233 Powered hand tool safety V 372 Safe tools and rules V 133 The Safe approach: tools and equipment V 26

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HANDLING AND STORAGE CBH tarping procedures V 366 HAZARD CONTROL A systems approach to hazards: the concept V 165 A systems approach to hazards: hazard identification V 166 A systems approach to hazards " training and information V 167 Accident investigation in the workplace V 144 Dangers of compressed air DVD 408 Epilepsy in your life V 300 Getting on top of health and safety in the NSW sex industry V 361 Hazard Identification (retail industry) V 225 Heat stress – don’t lose your cool DVD 410 Job safety analysis V 380 Plant risk assessment "no risk" V 325 So it won't happen again V 21 Storm alert: a guide to severe weather at sea V 345 Understanding hazards and risks V 369 Thinksafe V 314 Too close for comfort V 377 HEALTH PROGRAMMES Burns V 303 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation V 286 Epilepsy in your life V 300 The entertaining and easy way to learn resuscitation skills V 315 Fitness: make it your business V 53 Health and fitness at work - it works! V 107 Hygiene and health at work V 248 Infection control in the workplace (blood borne diseases) V 381 Managing stress in the workplace V 271 A matter of life and breath V 279 Sick of stress V 178 Strong spine V 362 Rash decisions V 305 Retail manual handling DVD 424 Trauma at work V 179 HOSPITALS Hazard communication in the hospital V 160 Hospital hazards V 159 Hospital infection control V 169 Infection control in the workplace (blood borne diseases) V 381 On Guard V 59 Patient transfer V 338 Reducing the risk V 220 Safe patient handling: mechanical lifting devices V 63 Safe patient handling: moving a patient from bed to chair V 64 Safe patient handling: moving a patient from bed to trolley V 62 Safe patient handling: moving a patient in bed V 65 HOUSEKEEPING

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Blind man’s bluff DVD 411 Blind man's bluff V 43 Control of hazardous substances V 217 Good housekeeping V 28 Good housekeeping DVD 414 Good housekeeping and a little common sense V 231 Getting on top of health and safety in NSW sex industry V 361 Head over heels V 112 Hospitality safety series: The kitchen V 238 Hospitality safety series: Housekeeping and porters V 236 Hospitality safety series: Laundry and maintenance V 239 Hospitality safety series: Restaurant and bar V 237 Inspection, care and storage of slings V 260 Introducing health and safety V 304 Kuldoo drum and wheelie bin tippers V 297 Legionnaire's disease: don't let it happen V 189 Maintenance safety V373 Safety matters V 313 The Safe approach: good housekeeping V 28 Unsafe acts V 388 Workplace housekeeping V 389 HUMAN FACTORS Attitude … think about it V 324 A fall from grace V 109 Bloody Saturday V 183 Bodywork V 218 Ergonomics: office ergonomics V 128 Ergonomics: the practical approach V 216 Handle with care! - manual handling V 226 Industrial ergonomics DVD 407 Office ergonomics V 363 Office Safety V 259 Patient transfer V 338 Reducing the risk V220 Retail manual handling DVD 424 Safety and the human factor V 365 Strong spine V 362 LADDERS Getting it right at height V 298 Hangman V 98 Ladder safety V 301 The ladder film V 184 Too much trouble V 227 Working safely at height DVD 418 LEGIONNAIRES' DISEASE Legionnaire's disease V 189 Legionnaire's disease: don't let it happen! V 130

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LEGISLATION A practical approach to OH&S Management system V 336 An easy guide to occupational health and safety V 148 General staff induction V 317 Health and safety at work V 95 Introducing health and safety V 304 Killers at work V 309 Making the job safe V 197 New to the job V 318 (Withdrawn, replaced by DVD 423) New to the job DVD 423 Occupational health seminar V 25 OHS fundamentals V 368 LIFTS Think Safety, Work Safely V 4 Power presses V 229 MACHINE GUARDING Equipment and machine guarding V 281 Machine hazard awareness V 75 Off guard V 252 Safeguarding of dangerous machinery V 253 Safety around machines DVD 413 Safety matters V 313 Working for safety: safe systems V 22 Unsafe acts V 388 MACHINERY Brush chipper safety training V 340 Certification for operation of industrial equipment V 264 Don't ignore the machine! V 115 Elevated work platforms: pre-operation checks V 275 Elevated work platforms: safe operation V 276 Getting it right V 263 Hand aware DVD 402 Kuldoo drum and wheelie bin tippers V 297 Machine hazard awareness V 75 Off-hand grinding safety V 398 Out of Order V 67 Outdoor maintenance professionals - Part 1 V 307 Plant risk assessment "no risk" V 325 Power presses V 229 Powered equipment in the warehouse V 154 Safe and effective grinding V 172 Safeguarding of dangerous machinery V 253 Safety and use of air compressors V 173 Skid steer loader safety V 191 MAINTENANCE Good housekeeping and a little commonsense V 231 Grinding wheel safety V 12

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Lockout/tagout: making it safe DVD 406 Lockout/Tagout making it safe V 386 Lock-out and tag-out V 387 Maintenance safety V 373 Off-hand grinding safety V 398 Out of order V 67 The safe approach: good housekeeping V 28 Think safely, work safely V 4 Safe tools and rules V 133 Safety around machines DVD 413 Welder on site: be aware V 417 MANUAL HANDLING Accidents don't happen in the factory V 199 Accidents don't happen in the office V 200 Backpack V 182 Body work V 218 Carpal tunnel syndrome in industry V 126 Child’s play V 396 Dealing with manual handling V 42 –WITHDRAWN—replaced by V 376 Does your work job give you a pain? V 108 Handle with care! - manual handling V 226 Industrial ergonomics V 127 Industrial ergonomics DVD 407 Kuldoo drum and wheelie bin tippers V 297 Lifting and carrying V 379 Manual handling V 376 Manual handling for industry V 256 – WITHDRAWN—replaced by V 384 Manual handling for industry 2002 V 384 Manual handling for the office V 258 Manual handling sense V 19 Manual handling: a new approach V 120 Manual load handling in the warehouse V 153 Making a better meatworks with health and safety best practice V 281 Minimising back strain V 9 *Moving on - awkward loads V 68 – WITHDRAWN Office Safety V 259 Patient transfer V 338 Reducing the risk V 220 Retail manual handling DVD 424 Shifting stock: a guide to manual handling V 235 Risk assessment – manual tasks V 367 Strong spine V 362 Warehouse manual handling V 257 Warehouse manual handling: the new approach V 391 MEAT INDUSTRY Making a better meatworks with health and safety best practice V 282 METAL INDUSTRY General staff induction: ANI Bracken Foundry V 317 Metal industry wide world of work: metal industry induction training video V 310

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NOISE Can't hear you knocking V 158 Can't hear you knocking V 347 Hear, hear V 58 Hear today – gone tomorrow: code of practice for noise management V 374 Noise and hearing conservation V 76 Noise and You DVD 404 Noise and You V 269 Noise management at work V 170 What bloody noise? V 114 Who stole the quiet day? V 174 You don't have to yell at me V 36 Personal protective equipment V 270 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH A matter of life and breath V 279 An easy guide to occupational dermatitis V 333 Burns V 303 Epilepsy in your life V 300 Fume: the hidden hazard V 351 Health hazards caused by organic dusts with particular reference to wood dust V 341 Heat stress – don’t lose your cool DVD 410 Hygiene and health at work V 248 Infection control in the workplace (blood borne diseases) V 381 Maintaining a harassment free office-employees DVD 425 Managing stress in the workplace V 271 Noise and you V 269 Occupational cancer V 69 On guard V 59 Outdoor safety V 247 Rash decisions V 305 Sick of stress V 178 Tinnitus V 321 Trauma at work V 179 U.V. and heat awareness V 268 OFFICE WORK A nice safe job V 240 Accidents don't happen in the office V 200 Dealing with office fires V 57 Employee education: safety in the office V 151 Ergonomics for supervisors V 125 Legionnaires' disease: don't let it happen V 130 Manual handling for the office V 258 Newcomers at work DVD 409 Office ergonomics V 128 Office safety V 102 Office Safety V 259 Office safety essentials V 302 Understanding safety in the office DVD 405 VDU and workstation ergonomics V 243 When Pigs Fly V 50 OUTDOOR WORKERS

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An easy guide to outdoor worker safety Part 1 V 162 An easy guide to outdoor worker safety Part 2 V 163 An easy guide to outdoor worker safety Part 3 V 164 Five to survive V 143 Heat stress – don’t lose your cool DVD 410 Outdoor maintenance professionals Part 1 V 307 Outdoor maintenance professions Part 2 V 308 Outdoor safety V 247 Skin cancer V 129 Skin and foot protection V 193 U.V. and heat awareness V 268 Using your STIHL line trimmer V 346 POWER TOOLS Off-hand grinding safety V 398 Grinding wheel safety Pt 1 V 11 Grinding wheel safety Pt 2 V 12 Powder actuated fastening tools V 233 Powered hand tool safety V 372 Safe and effective grinding V 172 PROTECTIVE DEVICES Are you safe V 188 English at work: wearing protective clothing V 195 Foot safety V 135 Head protection V 223 Noise and you V 269 Outdoor safety V 247 Personal protection V 20 Personal protective equipment V 270 Personal protective equipment V 274 Plumbers, purlins and parachutes V 79 Respiratory safety V 134 Respiratory protection V 136 Safe handling of T.D.I. and M.D.I. V 323 Skin and foot protection V 193 Towards a safer workplace V 121 U.V. and heat awareness V 268 Welder on site: be aware V 417 REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURY Carpal tunnel syndrome in industry V 126 Does your job give you pain? V 108 Ergo what? V 171 Ergonomics for supervisors V 125 Ergonomics – office ergonomics V 128 Fresh muscles: fresh muscle exercises V 80 I wish someone would cut off my arms V 5 Industrial ergonomics DVD 407 Industrial ergonomics V 127 No simple solution V 15 Office ergonomics V 363 Repetitive strain injuries at work V 2

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RSI: keyboard commonsense V 221 Stopping RSI V 7 Tenosynovitis V 6 Understanding, prevention and management of repetition strain injury V 33 VDU and workstation ergonomics V 243 RISK ASSESSMENT Backpack V 182 Blind man’s bluff DVD 411 Blind mans bluff V 43 Job safety analysis V 380 How to lead OH&S risk management V 337 Manual handling: The new approach V 120 OHS fundamentals V 368 One step ahead V 378 Plant risk assessment “No risk” V 325 Recognition, evaluation and control of hazards V 155 Risk assessment for industry V 357 Risk assessment – manual tasks V 367 Thinksafe V 314 Too close for comfort V 377 Understanding hazards and risks V 369 What’s? the risk V 370 RSI see REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURY SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEES An easy guide to safety committees and meetings V 149 English at work: taking part in the process - occupational health and safety V 196 Hazard identification (Retail Ind.) V 225 Introducing health and safety V 304 - DAMAGED Make the job safe V 197 Talking of safety V 89 Whose fault? V 49 Safety in session V 180 SAFETY ENGINEERING Making it better V 88 Programme Learning: Occupational Health and Safety V 35 Recognition, evaluation and control of hazards V 155 Safe tools and rules V 133 SAFETY FOOTWEAR Foot safety V 135 Personal protective equipment V 274 Skin and foot protection V 193

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SAFETY REPRESENTATIVES An easy guide to safety committees and meetings V 149 English at work: taking part in the process - occupational health and safety V 196 Find out the Facts V 48 Introducing health and safety V 304 - DAMAGED Making the job safe V 197 Something to do with Safety Representatives V 44 Way to go - a workers' guide to health and safety V 105 When Pigs Fly V 50 SAFE WORKING METHODS Accidents don’t happen V 106 Asbestos removal: creating and maintaining a safe work enclosure V 71 Bitter harvest: farming and its hidden dangers V 261 Bloody Saturday V 183 Bring a smile to safety training DVD 426 Brush chipper safety training V 340 Chains, slings, cranes, and hoists V 177 Elevated work platforms V 275 Elevated work platforms: safe operations V 276 Farm safety: How one Victorian farmer has made it happen V 397 Lockout/Tagout making it safe V 386 Lock-out and tag-out V 387 Making it better V 88 Silent epidemic V 122 Too much trouble V 227 Towards a safer workplace V 121 Unsafe Acts V 388 Work safety essentials V 291 Working for safety: safe systems V 22 SAWS An easy guide to outdoor worker safety Part 3 V 164 Chain reaction V 138 Chainsaw maintenance and safety V 211 In at the sharp end V 123 Safe operation of chainsaws V 212 Up aloft V 124 SCAFFOLDS Dead Simple! Mobile Scaffolding Towers V 344 Hangman V 98 A Solid Act V 45 Too much trouble V 227 Working safely at height DVD 418 SILOS CBH tarping procedures V 366 Towards a safer silo V 262

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SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS Accidents don't happen in the factory V 199 Accidents don't happen in the office V 200 Falls in the workplace V 364 Head protection V 223 Hospitals hazards V 159 Keep it safe V 293 Office safety essentials V 302 One step away V 228 The safe approach: slips, trips and falls V 31 Slips Trips and Falls V 8 Slips Trips and Falls V 348 Towards a safer workplace V 121 SMOKING The big smoke V 29 Clearing the air: developing a smoke free workplace V 175 STRESS An easy guide to stress management V 111 Managing stress in the workplace V 271 Maintaining harassment free office-employees DVD 425 Sick of stress V 178 Trauma at work V 179 SUPERVISORS A systems approach to hazards: training and information V 167 English at work: Taking part in the process V 196 Getting on top of health and safety in the NSW sex industry V 361 Hazard identification (Retail Ind.) V 225 Hospitality safety series: The kitchen V 238 Introducing health and safety V 304 - DAMAGED Man in the middle V 86 New to the Job V 318 The newcomers V 265 Newcomer at work DVD 409 One step ahead V 378 Plant risk assessment "no risk" V 325 Risk assessment in industry V 357 Safety awareness V 213 Safety leadership V 312 Safety matters V 313 Warning signs in marriage V 215 TENOSYNOVITIS see REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURY TRACTORS Agricultural Video: Trailers V 277 ATVs, ROPS and rider safety V 330 Off guard V 252

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Overturning tractors V 251 Tractor action V 296 Tractor safety on slopes V 250 TRANSPORT OF MATERIALS Class labelling of dangerous goods V 38 Skid steer loader safety V 191 TRANSPORT SAFETY Class labelling of dangerous goods V 38 Dead lucky V 66 Driving: risks and responsibilities V 176 Driving safety awareness V 329 Skid steer loader safety V 191 Working safely with forklifts DVD 358 Working safely with forklifts V 358 VENTILATION Ventilation V 74 VIOLENCE Controlling violence in the workplace V 349 Dealing with telephone bomb threats V 201 Maintaining harassment free office-employees DVD 425 Violence at work: managing the problem V 320 Working with aggression V 299 Workplace bullying V 390 WELDING Fume: the hidden hazard V 351 Spark of Concern V 18 Oxy-acetylene cutting V 51 Oxy-acetylene welding V 52 MIG welding V 334 Welder on site: be aware V 417 Weld in safety V 119 Welding safety V 145 WORKERS’ COMPENSATION Understanding dispute resolution: information for injured workers DVD 421 Workers’ Compensation and you V 278 WOODWORKING INDUSTRY

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Carpentry V 214 Brush chipper safety training V 340

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VIDEO TAPES AND DVDS

V 1 WITHDRAWN V 2 REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURIES AT WORK Melbourne: Victorian Trades Hall Council, 1983 (vhs: 26 min.) This video shows how the use of ergonomically designed workstations

and the abolition of the bonus system can prevent RSI. The role of unions is stressed. Both the factory and office are reviewed.

V 3 CHEMICALS IN THE WORKPLACE Melbourne: Victorian Trades Hall Council, 1983 (vhs: 22 min.) Shows the extent of chemicals in the work environment and their effect

on workers. Chemical hazards are depicted as a trade union issue. V 4 THINK SAFETY, WORK SAFELY Australia: Bruche Hamilton, 1983 (vhs: 15 min.) Looks at safety hazards with an emphasis on lift installation and

maintenance. V 5 "I WISH SOMEONE WOULD CUT OFF MY ARMS" NSW: Spotlight Training Films, 1985 (vhs: 38 min.) This video tackles the problems of management when dealing with a case

of R.S.I. It is a workshop situation where a hypothetical case is put to a panel with

the co-ordinator directing the inter-play between the panellists in an attempt to gain decisions on how to handle the matter.

V 6 TENOSYNOVITIS Australia, [1984] (vhs: 13 min.) This video is in a documentary style which allows the sufferers of

tenosynovitis to tell the story of how they contracted the ailment and the after effects they suffer from it, both physically and socially. It is centred on women workers from a production line. It does not attempt, in any great detail, to give remedies for the complaint.

V 7 STOPPING RSI Australia: Amalgamated Metal Workers Union, 1985 (vhs: 22 min.) This video looks at Repco's Tasmanian plant where a system of early

reporting, job redesign and staff rotation has controlled incidents of R.S.I.

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V 8 SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS

(vhs: 23 min.) The subject is covered in many aspects, but primarily in the transport area

and in the office environment. Exclusive and clear coverage is given to hazards which occur frequently in offices, are commonly ignored and are a source of recurring injuries.

V 9 WITHDRAWN V 10 ELECTRICAL LOCKOUT - U.S.A. (vhs: 30 min.) Many accidents have occurred in industry through people assuming that a

switch is off, when in fact the energy source is still active. This video gives a clear and concise procedure for locking out or tagging out the source of energy supply to machines and equipment. It is easy to follow and is important viewing for all personnel involved in operating, maintaining and servicing electrical equipment.

V 11 GRINDING WHEEL SAFETY PT. 1 - U.S.A. (vhs: 20 min.) V 12 GRINDING WHEEL SAFETY PT. 2 - U.S.A. (vhs: 20 min.) These two videos should be viewed in sequence. They give

comprehensive information about grinding wheels, such as:- Selection and Composition of wheels Mounting and replacement of wheels Maintenance Safe working practices It deals with all types and sizes of grinding wheels and cutting wheels,

from large machines to bench and to portable grinders. V 13 SAFETY ON THE JOB - WORKING WITH MACHINERY - U.S.A. (vhs: 17 min.) Make the worker safe and make the machine safe. This presentation presses home these two major points by way of

demonstrating personal protection to the user when working with machines of all descriptions in the workplace. It demonstrates that the operators of machinery cannot break from rules and procedures for an instant without the possibility of exposing

themselves to increased risk. It covers Hearing protection, Eye protection, Hand protection and Machine guards.

V 14 SAFETY ON THE JOB - HAZARDS OF SUBSTANCE

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ABUSE - USA; AIM, 1984 (vhs: 18 min.) A review of basic safety concepts showing how the use of drugs in the

workplace, for any reason, can cause accidents. Among the drugs referred to are amphetamines, tranquillisers, allergy pills, alcohol, marijuana, cough medicine and cocaine.

V 15 NO SIMPLE SOLUTION Sydney: Film Australia, 1985 (vhs: 22 min.) The subject of this tape is RSI, the work area is a large office complex in

which it is possible to provide for flexibility in staff duties. Included are measures which can be taken to avoid placing staff at risk, and where staff have RSI to assist in their rehabilitation.

V 16 LIFTING THE LOAD ENTREG PTY LTD AUST, 1986 (vhs: 27 min.) Safe operating practices for forklift trucks and other similar purpose

vehicles is covered in an extremely clear and basic manner, with adequate attention to detail.

V 17 WITHDRAWN V 18 SPARK OF CONCERN AUST AMW UNION, 1986 (vhs: 27 min.) This video highlights the hazards to the operator associated with electric

welding. Included is information on the potential for damage to health by UV Light, by air contaminants in fumes which can vary widely between electrode types and welding processes, and by noise.

The preventative or corrective measures which should be provided and

used - such as fume extraction - are illustrated. V 19 MANUAL HANDLING SENSE AUST CCP PTY LTD, 1986 (vhs: 12 min.) Manual handling is considered as having two factors - (1) knowledge and use of proper manual handling techniques; (2) well designed workplaces. In the first consideration there is instruction on manual handling and

lifting procedures. Practical demonstrations are shown in a work environment.

The second consideration is in the use of mechanical aids to be used

when loads are beyond human limitations. Some of these are illustrated, with innovative ideas for workplace design, which are also aids to productivity.

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V 20 PERSONAL PROTECTION USA TRAINING MEDIA SERVICE , 1986 (vhs: 12 min.) The correct use of most items of personal protective equipment is

covered in this videotape. The material has had to be presented in a rapid and succinct manner in each of the significant areas;

breathing protection; protective clothing and footwear. V 21 SO IT WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN - 2 copies NATIONAL FILM BOARD, CANADA, 1985 FROM EDUCATION MEDIA AUSTRALIA (vhs: 16 min.) This video tackles the problem of workplace safety and teaches how to

investigate accidents at work. It traces the steps of a new carpentry shop foreman in his first investigation of a workplace accident involving an experienced carpenter.

V 22 WORKING FOR SAFETY: SAFE SYSTEMS - 2 copies B.B.C., UK, 1986 FROM B.B.C. ENTERPRISES, SYDNEY (vhs: 21 min.) In this presentation the emphasis is on devising and managing systematic

methods for the control, reduction or removal of risk from occupational hazards.

Included among the hazards are confined spaces, chemicals, and

inadequate machine guards. It could assist safety representatives and others concerned with health and

safety in the workplace to understand and organise effectively for the prevention of accidents.

V 23 STOP IT BURNING: THE UNEASY PARTNERSHIP

WITHDRAWN –replaced by V383 V 24 MOVING THINGS: LIFTING AND CARRYING - WITHDRAWN V 25 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SEMINAR DOHSWA, 1987 (vhs: 40 min.) Overview of the new Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare legislation

in Western Australia. Proceedings of a seminar held at the Merlin Hotel (2.9.1987) are recorded. Speakers include The Hon P Dowding, Dr B McGuirk, Mr B MaCarthy, Ms S Mayman and Mr N Scott.

V 26 THE SAFE APPROACH: TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT Australian Safety Care Series, 1987 (vhs: 9 min. ) A short introductory video discussing the maintenance and storage of

knives, hand tools, portable electrical tools and ladders. Clearly illustrates the correct use of such equipment.

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V 27 CYANIDE: THE SILENT KILLER NIGHTINGALE, 1987 (vhs: 20 min.) This video has been prepared specifically for the gold mining industry in

Western Australia. Issues covered include safe storage and handling of cyanide, maintenance procedures, handling spills and first aid treatment. Representatives from the Department of Mines and the Department of Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare discuss safety aspects of cyanide use.

V 28 THE SAFE APPROACH: GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Australian Safety Care Series, 1987 (vhs: 10 min.) Provides an overview of the good housekeeping practices which should

be followed to ensure a safe working environment. Covers various ongoing maintenance activities which should be performed.

V 29 THE BIG SMOKE: The Implementation of a Smoke-Free Workplace Policy Sydney: Health Media Department of Health, 1987 (vhs: 20 min.) The Big Smoke is an Australian made video which looks at the

justification for banning or restricting smoking at work, the personal tensions that can arise when this is done, and the best way of dealing with problems. Intended as a discussion starter, suggested questions are listed on the back of the video.

V 30 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: AN INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL AGENTS The Chamber of Mines of Western Australia, [1987] (vhs: 8 min.) An interesting, Australian made, video which simply and graphically sets

out the basic safety requirements for the use of chemical agents. V 31 THE SAFE APPROACH: SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS Safety Care Series, [1988] (vhs: 10 min.) Details and gives examples of how to avoid accidents and injuries due to

slips, trips and falls. V 32 THE UNEASY PARTNERSHIP: IDENTIFYING FIRE HAZARDS Safety Care Series, [1988] (vhs: 14 min.) Understanding fire fighting equipment does not prevent fires. Identifying

potential fire hazards is an important step which should be undertaken regularly in all workplaces. This programmes examines the necessary steps.

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V 33 UNDERSTANDING, PREVENTION AND

MANAGEMENT OF REPETITION STRAIN INJURY Perth: Department of Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare, [1985] (vhs: 30 min.) This package, consisting of a manual and video has been developed to reduce the incidence of repetition strain injury. V 34 WATCH THAT SPACE - CONSTRUCTION London Television Network (vhs: 16 min.) A confined space is any place that is hard to get into - and even harder to

get out of. In the construction industry there are many such places, and all are potential death traps for the unwary, with dangers from poisonous or flammable gases, or from a shortage or excess of oxygen.

V 35 PROGRAMME LEARNING: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND

SAFETY - 2 copies Programme Learning [1988] (vhs: 30 min.) The video and associated guide together form a continuing education

course for professional engineers and is endorsed by the Institution of Engineers Australia. Prepared by Derek Viner it examines the role of engineers in designing a safe and healthy workplace.

V 36 YOU DON'T HAVE TO YELL AT ME Moree: NSW: Agricultural Health Unit, 1987 (vhs: 10 min.) Noise induced hearing loss is a serious problem in the rural sector. This

video examines the problems facing farmers and shows how to select suitable hearing protection.

V 37 THE WEAKEST LINK London: Millbank Films (vhs: 17 min.) An excellent training video for slingers and crane drivers. It covers the

use of hand and electrical blocks, mobile and overhead travelling cranes in a wide variety of situations. Experienced operators are shown at work, clearly illustrating safe procedures. Encourages operators to be responsible for their workmates safety as well as their own.

V 38 CLASS LABELLING OF DANGEROUS GOODS Melbourne: Australian Chemical Industry Council, 1987 (vhs: 14 min.) The video and training programme aims to show viewers how to

recognise Dangerous Goods Class Labels and understand their purpose and value. HAZCHEM warning signs, segregating loads for

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transportation and storage, dangerous goods documentation systems and the hazards associated with dangerous goods are covered.

The video should only be shown by a qualified instructor using the

provided leaders guide. V 39 THE UNEASY PARTNERSHIP: BUILDING EVACUATION Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1988 (vhs: 11 min.) Familiarisation with the correct procedure can ensure that evacuation of a

high rise building can be carried out quickly and safely. This video clearly shows correct evacuation procedures and highlights the responsibilities of all staff.

V 40 THE UNEASY PARTNERSHIP: FACTS ABOUT FIRE Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1987 (vhs: 15 min.) Covers the basic principles of fire, sources of fuel, sources of ignition and

the role of oxygen. By developing an understanding the basic elements involved in fire, you may be encouraged to adopt good housekeeping measures to prevent fires.

V 41 COMPANY PERFORMANCE: THE HUMAN FACTOR Confederation of Australian Industry, 1988 (vhs: 16 min.) One of the biggest investments management will ever make is in the

people who manage and operate their business. Often, however, an employee's personal problems may affect the Company's effectiveness and even safety. Employee assistance programmes represent confidential and professional assistance to those employees. This video shows in a dramatised story, how to establish an Employee Assistance Programme.

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V 43 BLIND MAN'S BLUFF - 3 copies London: Millbank Films (vhs: 20 min.) Blind man's bluff allows viewers to actively participate in spotting

hazards to safety in many different working situations. As the audience watches they are asked to identify examples of bad housekeeping, unsafe work practices, no safety protection and breaking safety rules. The video comes with scoring cards and an illustrated leaders guide.

V 44 SOMETHING TO DO WITH SAFETY REPS. London: Millbank Films Ltd, 1978 (vhs: 20 min.) This video shows a fictional case study where two safety representatives

return to duty after training. Their efforts to improve safety standards lead to the issue of a prohibition notice and the threatened resignation of a foreman who sees his authority undermined.

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V 45 A SOLID ACT

Victoria: Master Builders Association, 1987 (vhs: 8 min.) Trenches, scaffolds and cranes can all collapse with terrible

consequences. This will not happen if the correct procedures are followed. This video pinpoints some of the problems associated with work involving trenches, scaffolds and cranes.

V 46 WITHDRAWN V 47 WITHDRAWN V 48 FIND OUT THE FACTS - 2 copies Melbourne: ACTU, 1987 (vhs: 13 min.) A new solvent is introduced in the workshop and when workers' health

begins to deteriorate they are keen to take industrial action. The safety representative tells the men that they need to gather facts to present a strong case to management so that they can support their claims.

V 49 WHOSE FAULT - 2 copies Melbourne: ACTU, 1987 (vhs: 12 min.) When a woman's arm is crushed while working on a production line

management try to blame her. The health and safety committee discover that a lack of proper safety training and a combination of circumstances have led to the protective grilles being removed thus making it possible for an accident to happen.

V 50 WHEN PIGS FLY Melbourne: ACTU, 1987 (vhs: 14 min.) Women working in a city office have a number of complaints and when

the health and safety representative learns of the deteriorating conditions on the tenth floor she undertakes a full investigation. The video emphasises the importance of contacting the health and safety representative and collecting all the relevant facts before approaching management.

V 51 OXY-ACETYLENE CUTTING Mt Waverley; Vic: Skills Education Australia, 1988 (vhs: 15 min.) An instructional guide to the safe and correct way to use oxy-acetylene

cutting equipment. V 52 OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING Mt Waverley; Vic: Skills Education Australia, 1988 (vhs: 26 min.)

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An instructional guide to the safe and correct way to use oxy-acetylene welding equipment.

V 53 FITNESS: MAKE IT YOUR BUSINESS Film Australia, 1984 (vhs: 16 min.) Promotes the introduction of a fitness programme in the workplace.

Describes many simple and inexpensive measures that can be implemented in small businesses.

V 54 ONE OF OUR OWN USA: Dartnell Corporation, 1987 (vhs: 30 min.) "One of our own" deals with a company confronting the dilemma of an

employee with AIDS. Many familiar issues are raised - employee fears, reactions and prejudices, legal and ethical concerns, medical implications, and the importance of management response.

V 55 AN EPIDEMIC OF FEAR: AIDS IN THE WORKPLACE San Francisco AIDS Foundation, 1987 (vhs: 22 min.) Shows how AIDS is transmitted and explains that it cannot be caught by

casual contact in the workplace. AIDS sufferers discuss the impact it has had on their employment. (Some references to United States employment laws).

V 56 WITHDRAWN V 57 DEALING WITH OFFICE FIRES Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1988 (vhs: 10 min.) Explains and demonstrates the correct use of fire extinguishers in office

buildings. V 58 HEAR HEAR Chamber of Mines of Western Australia Inc, 1985 (vhs: 9 min.) Identifies the hazards of high noise levels, explains how to guard against

them and demonstrates the correct usage and care of personal hearing protection. Recommended to be used in conjunction with information on reducing noise levels.

V 59 ON GUARD U.S.A.: Pyramid Film and Video, 1988 (vhs: 23 min.) This video gives practical advice to police, ambulance officers and health

care workers on avoiding needle stick (sharps) injuries and reducing the risk of AIDS and Hepatitis B infection.

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V 60 WITHDRAWN V 61 HAND SAFETY: THE IRREPLACEABLE TOOLS - 3 copies Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1989 (vhs: 14 min.) Highlights the many ways your hands may be injured at work and

provides advice for minimising accidents. V 62 SAFE PATIENT HANDLING: MOVING A PATIENT FROM BED TO

TROLLEY Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1987 (vhs: 13 min.) Demonstrates the log lift, canvas and poles, the Jordan frame and glide

techniques. V 63 SAFE PATIENT HANDLING: MECHANICAL LIFTING DEVICES Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1987 (vhs: 18 min.) V 64 SAFE PATIENT HANDLING: MOVING A PATIENT FROM BED TO CHAIR - 2 copies Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1987 (vhs: 11 min.) Define the lifting principles of moving a patient from bed to chair.

Demonstrates topping and failing, the shoulder lift, the pivot transfer, the stepping transfer and the frame transfer.

V 65 SAFE PATIENT HANDLING: MOVING A PATIENT IN BED Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1987 - 2 copies (vhs: 11 min.) Defines the lifting principles of moving a patient in bed. Demonstrates

the shoulder lift, the modified cradle lift, the combination lift, the log roll, moving up the bed and supine to sitting. Designed to show how to correctly and safety transfer and lift patients and avoid injury to the lifter.

V 66 DEAD LUCKY London: Millbank Films (vhs: 24 min.) Dead lucky is a dramatised story dealing with vehicles in all forms

including visitors' cars, contractors' trucks, forklift and hand trucks. The video encourages viewers to consider what dangers exist on every worksite and how their alertness and concern affect the safety of all.

V 67 OUT OF ORDER London: Millbank, Films, 1986 (vhs: 19 min.)

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This video deals with hazards arising from maintenance work. It is a

dramatised story based on fact and covers both routine servicing and emergency calls, working in confined spaces and at heights.

V 68 WITHDRAWN V 69 OCCUPATIONAL CANCER Finland: Institute of Occupational Health, 1987 (vhs: 15 min.) A concise educational video designed for instruction and as background

for discussion groups. The main message of the video is that cancer can be prevented. The main target audiences are occupational health personnel and students in occupational health studies.

V 70 SAFETY AND FORKLIFTS - 2 copies Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1989 (vhs: 17 min.) Many aspects of forklift truck safety are covered in this video, including

pre-driving checks, stability of loads, stacking loads and guidelines for pedestrians.

V 71 ASBESTOS REMOVAL: CREATING AND MAINTAINING A SAFE WORK ENCLOSURE Harrogate, U.K.: Torchcross Environmental Ltd (vhs: 10 min.) A guide on creating and maintaining a safe work enclosure for asbestos

removal operations. Provides practical advice on tents, airlock principles, airmovers and negative pressure control, monitoring and recording. Makes some reference to products sold by Torchcross Environmental.

V 72 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SAFETY - 2 copies Melbourne, Safety Care Australia, 1989 (vhs: 17 min.) This video shows steps which can be taken to reduce the risk of electric

shock, including good housekeeping, use of personal protection, correct equipment use and maintenance, use of danger tags, and safe use of electric power tools. Includes safety advice for testing and using electronic equipment.

V 73 WITHDRAWN V 74 VENTILATION Industrial Accident Prevention Association, 1987 (vhs: 14 min.) Explains how ventilation systems protect workers from the hazards of

airborne contaminant and gives advice on assessing the need for ventilation, types of ventilation systems, effectiveness testing, troubleshooting and maintenance.

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V 75 MACHINE HAZARD AWARENESS Industrial Accident Prevention Association, 1985 (vhs: 17 min.) This video aims at identifying machine hazards, recognising mechanical

hazards, understanding guarding principles, and recognising guarding qualities.

V 76 NOISE AND HEARING CONSERVATION - 2 copies Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1989 (vhs: 14 min.) Discusses noise induced hearing loss, audiometric testing and workplace

monitoring. Examines solutions to noise problems including engineering solutions, administrative controls and protective equipment.

V 77 WITHDRAWN V 78 PESTICIDES .. friend or foe? [Adelaide]: South Australian Health Commission, 1979 (vhs: 17 min.) Looks at the dangers associated with incorrectly using pesticides in both

the home and on the farm. Presented in a way that tests the viewer's own knowledge of the safe use of pesticides.

V 79 PLUMBERS, PURLINS & PARACHUTES Carlton South, Victoria: Plumbers and Gasfitters Employees' Union, 1988 (vhs: 20 min.) This video is primarily concerned with demonstrating fall protection for

roofing plumbers/roof fixers, but much of the information shown can also be applied to other workers who face the dangers of working at heights. Some reference to Victorian OHS legislation.

V 80 FRESH MUSCLES Sydney: Health and Safety Resources, 1986 (vhs: 27 min.) Provides practical information for keyboard operators and their

supervisors on how to reduce the risk of occupational overuse syndrome. The second half of the video demonstrates a series of exercises which can be performed by keyboard operators.

V 81 HANDTOOLS Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1989 A very practical demonstration on the correct way to use many hand

tools, including spanners, hammers, pliers and screwdrivers. Includes safety procedures to follow when using these tools.

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V 82 SAFETY: A MATTER OF MANAGEMENT Australian Federation of Construction Contractors, 1987 (vhs: 21 min.) Targets the construction industry and examines the main accidents in the

industry. The three principal management issues dealt with in the video are 1. Identifying the problems that matter. 2. Choosing the right solutions 3 measuring achievements. Talks about the "20 hot hints" for preventing serious accidents in the construction industry.

V 83 CONFINED SPACE SAFETY Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1989 (vhs: 11 min.) Sets out the procedures which should be followed when working in any

type of confined space and alerts viewers to the possible dangers associated with work in confined spaces.

V 84 EYE SAFETY - 3 copies Melbourne: Safety Care Australia 1989 (vhs: 8 min.) Shows the types of activities that can result in eye injuries and

demonstrates the need for good housekeeping and the use of eye protectors.

V 85 WITHDRAWN V 86 MAN IN THE MIDDLE London: Millbank Films (vhs: 13 min.) The man in the middle is the supervisor, sandwiched between

management and his responsibility to maintain full production and the employees and his responsibility to look after their health, safety and welfare. Faced with both of these pressures the video examines safety issues facing supervisors.

V 87 AIDS MEANS BUSINESS TOO Crows Nest, NSW: Health Media, 1989 (vhs: 25 min.) This video highlights AIDS issues relevant to workplaces throughout

Australia. It demonstrates ways in which problems due to HIV and AIDS may arise in the workplace, and suggests strategies for their prevention. Considers issues such as occupational safety, first aid, privacy, confidentiality, discrimination, insurance and working arrangements.

V 88 MAKING IT BETTER: HOW EVERYONE CAN CREATE A SAFER WORKPLACE Mayland, USA: BNA Communications, 1984 (vhs: 10 min.)

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This video presents a variety of ideas that individuals have developed to make their jobs both safer and more efficient. Many of the changes made, or devices built were inexpensive, yet added a great deal to both the positive safety attitude and concern that people have about the jobs they perform.

V 89 TALKING OF SAFETY London, Millbank Films, [198?] (vhs: 16 min.) "Talking of safety" looks at a small (fictional) safety committee. The

video shows how bad committees with poor procedures, unclear objectives and dominant and weak personalities can be reformed by proper training and enthusiasm.

V 90 RIGGING - PART 1: Care and handling of rigging equipment Chattanooga, USA: Tel-a-train, 1989 (vhs: 16 min.) V 91 RIGGING - PART 2: Inspecting for safety Chattanooga, USA: Tel-a-train, 1989 (vhs: 15 min.) V 92 RIGGING - PART 3: Safe rigging Chattanooga, USA: Tel-a-train, 1989 (vhs: 20 mins) V 93 FIRST STEP SAFETY Houston, Texas: Visual Communications, Inc. (vhs: 12 min.) Provides an introduction to hazard identification in the workplace. V 94 ELECTRIC HAND TOOLS - 2 copies Mt. Waverley, Vic: Skills Education Australia, 1988 This video demonstrates the correct way to use many electric hand tools.

Provides basic safety information suitable for apprentices and students. V 95 HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORK - 2 copies Perth: Lamina Ltd., 1989 (vhs: 15 min.) This video introduces the Western Australian Occupational Health,

Safety and Welfare Act and Regulations. It examines the basic principles of the Act and the relevant sections to read. Made in consultation with DOHSWA.

V 96 WITHDRAWN V 97 DEALING WITH CHEMICAL SAFETY - 2 copies

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Mt. Waverley, Vic.: Safety Care Australia, 1989 (vhs: 14 min.) A general video covering all aspects of chemical safety; including the

physical form, the dose, the risks, the hazards and methods of entry into the body.

V 98 HANGMAN - 2 copies London: Millbank Films for the Building Employees Federation, 1985 (vhs: 22 min.) Examines safety hazards at a construction site including scaffolds,

ladders, trenches and human factors. Invites audience participation and uses a gallows to score the number of faults the audience detects in various accident scenes.

V 99 LOCKOUT PROCEDURES - 3 copies Melbourne: Safetycare Australia, 1989 (vhs: 10 min.) Lockout is a safety procedure which is essential whenever cleaning,

maintenance or adjustments are to be carried out on many pieces of industrial equipment. The aim of a successful lockout is to isolate all forms of energy, ensure no accidental release of potentially hazardous energy and to control entry to a restricted area.

V 100 AN EASY GUIDE TO GENERAL WORKSITE SAFETY PART 1 - 3 copies Rowville, Vic.: Workplace Video Productions, 1990 (vhs: 10 min.) This video introduces Jerome Raving and Albert Duds who make up the

"Raving Duds" Building Company. Join them as they learn about good housekeeping, protective clothing, ladder safety, hand and power tool safety, hoist and platform safety, scaffold safety and lifting and carrying.

V 101 AN EASY GUIDE TO GENERAL WORKSITE SAFETY PART 2 - 2 copies Rowville, Vic.: Workplace Video Productions, 1990 (vhs: 10 min.) Join Jerome Raving and Albert Duds from the "Raving Duds" Building

Company as they learn about worksite safety. Part 2 covers Crane safety, excavation and trench safety, Compressed air safety; welding and cutting safety, handling hazards materials and some first aid hints.

V 102 OFFICE SAFETY - MISSING Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1990 (vhs: 14 min.)

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This video identifies many of the health and safety problems in offices. Some of the issues covered include sitting posture, manual handling, slips, trips and falls, fire safety and safe use of office equipment.

V 103 AN EASY GUIDE TO HERBICIDES & PESTICIDES IN THE WORKPLACE Rowville, Vic.: Workplace Video Productions, 1990 (vhs: 17 min.) An easy guide to safe storage, handling and disposal of herbicides and

pesticides. Places particular emphasis on reading the label. V 104 WITHDRAWN V 105 WAY TO GO - A WORKERS' GUIDE TO HEALTH AND SAFETY Sydney: Summer Hill Films, 1990 (vhs: 22 min.) Jointly produced by the Australian Federation of Construction

Contractors and the Building Workers Industry Union/Federated Engine Drivers and Firemans Association. A four part video covering (1) Safety laws and workers rights; (2) The health and safety agreement; (3) Safety representatives in action; (4) Health: its not just accidents.

V 106 ACCIDENTS DON'T HAPPEN - TEACHERS' RESOURCES KIT Brisbane: Dept. of Employment, Vocational Education, Training and

Industrial Relations, [1990] (vhs: 17 min.) This video is intended for use with high school students. Presents in an

entertaining manner the idea that accidents can be avoided if you don't take unnecessary risks. Examples feature accidents in the home, at work and at play.

V 107 HEALTH AND FITNESS AT WORK - IT WORKS! Sydney: Film Australia, 1987 (vhs: 17 min.) This video examines the importance of physical fitness in the workplace

and provides many varied examples of actual programs in place. Includes examples of Western Australian organisations, including Telecom and the Fire Brigade.

V 108 DOES YOUR JOB GIVE YOU A PAIN? Sydney: Film Australia, 1989 (vhs: 14 min.) This video encourages those working in potentially injurious

environments to make a positive change in their work habits and to seek assistance from management where necessary. Physiotherapists show the correct way to lift and how to tackle repetitive tasks to minimise the risk of injury. Actual examples are used to illustrate how to develop a healthy workplace.

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V 109 A FALL FROM GRACE [London]: BBC Education and Training, 1980 (vhs: 27 min.) A fall from grace explores the serious issue of human error in an

informative way. It contrasts complex industrial situations with everyday simple tasks around the home.

V 110 WITHDRAWN V 111 AN EASY GUIDE TO STRESS MANAGEMENT Rowville, Vic.: Workplace Video Productions, 1990 (vhs: 23 min.) An educational yet entertaining look at stress management. Deals with

the symptoms, the causes and several ways to cope with stress. V 112 HEAD OVER HEELS Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image Pty Ltd., 1990 (vhs: 13 min.) Show a workplace situation showing accumulated rubbish cluttering the

floors, benches and machinery together with untidy practices. Shows how good housekeeping and the use of a common sense approach can prevent accidents.

V 113 WITHDRAWN V 114 WHAT BLOODY NOISE? - 2 copies Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image Pty Ltd., 1990 (vhs: 15 min.) This video shows a typical work situation to outline the possible damage

that can be caused to the ear viewers learn how to recognise the dangers and how to prevent further hearing loss.

V 115 DON'T IGNORE THE MACHINE! Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image Pty Ltd., 1990 (vhs: 14 min.) This video highlights the hazards associated with machinery. Deals with

typical engineering and manufacturing environments and focuses on hazardous situations and their prevention.

V 116 WITHDRAWN V 117 HEALTH & SAFETY AT THE TOP AND IN ACTION Brisbane: Dept. of Employment, Vocational Education, Training and

Industrial Relations, 1990 (vhs: 25 min.) Follows on from "Play it safe". Part 1 Health and Safety at the Top

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construction sites. Part 2 Health and Safety in Action looks at the implementation of health and safety plans in the construction industry.

V 118 KITCHEN AND CANTEEN SAFETY Mt Waverley; Vic: Safety Care Australia, 1989 (vhs: 15 min.) Examines the potential hazards in kitchens. Issues covered include

hygiene, personal protective equipment, manual handling, use of knives, slips trips and falls, dealing with kitchen fires and general hazards.

V 119 WELD IN SAFETY Sydney: Focal Communication (vhs: 30 min.) This video is dealing with all the welding processes likely to be

encountered in general industrial practice. V 120 MANUAL HANDLING: THE NEW APPROACH Melbourne: Vocam, 1990 (vhs: 12 min.) This video follows closely the National Standard for Manual Handling

and National Code of Practice for Manual Handling and shows the three stages which each workplace should adopt. They are: Risk identification, Risk assessment and Risk control. As well it also shows correct lifting techniques.

V 121 TOWARDS A SAFER WORKPLACE Melbourne: Vocam, 1990 (vhs: 12 min.) This video covers the following topics: lighting and ventilation, floor

safety, protective clothing, breathing equipment, machine safety, safety signs, waste control, effective storage, fire safety, stairways and ladder safety.

V 122 SILENT EPIDEMIC Sydney: National Safety Council of Australia (NSW Division), 1990 (vhs: 14 min.) Considers the proposal that when accidents occur, more often than not it's

the fault of the whole safety system rather than the fault of an individual. Examines the four-part formula to a safety system: commitment, systems, procedures, and training.

V 123 IN AT THE SHARP END Melton Constable, Norfolk: Argus Video Productions, 1990 (vhs: 29 min.) Provides full information on safe handling, ground level cutting and

maintenance techniques for modern powersaws.

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V 124 UP ALOFT Melton Constable, Norfolk: Argus Video Products, 1990 (vhs: 35 min.) Work aloft with powersaws should only be taken by a trained and

experienced operator. Information provided refers to tree climbing techniques, rope work, cutting and safety on the ground.

V 125 ERGONOMICS FOR SUPERVISORS East Bentleigh, Vic.: Vo-Tech Training Services, 1990 (vhs: 22 min.) This program addresses both manufacturing and office supervisors. It

explains Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and other cumulative traumas disorders, with an emphasis on the importance of open communication, and symptom recognition.

V 126 CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME IN INDUSTRY East Bentleigh, Vic.: Vo-Tech Training Services, 1990 (vhs: 12 min.) This program addresses the manufacturing floor ...., production and

maintenance. It explains basic guidelines for material handling, tool fit and selection, and ways to prevent unnecessary stress on muscles and tendons.

V 127 INDUSTRIAL ERGONOMICS East Bentleigh, Vic.: Vo-Tech Training Services, 1990 (vhs: 16 min.) Addresses production line tasks and materials handling .... a clear and

practical explanation of how to reduce the stresses that could lead to cumulative trauma disorders.

V 128 ERGONOMICS - OFFICE ERGONOMICS East Bentleigh, Vic.: Vo-Tech Training Services, 1990 (vhs: 16 min.) Addresses ways to minimise the chance of ever developing cumulative

trauma disorders in an office environment, including prevention of back ailments, eye strain and carpal tunnel syndrome.

V 129 SKIN CANCER Rowville, Vic.: Workplace. Video Production, 1990 (vhs: 10 min.) This video answers most of the popular questions regarding skin cancer:

• what is skin cancer? • who are the people at risk? • are there different types of skin cancer? • how can you reduce the risk of getting skin cancer?

V 130 LEGIONNAIRE'S DISEASE: DON'T LET IT HAPPEN Sydney: Standards Australia, 1989

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(vhs: 30 min.) This video brings you the presentations of the panel of seven speakers

from the Standard Australia Seminars "Legionnaire's disease ...... don't let it happen" to launch the new Australian Standard for microbial control in air handling and water systems of buildings (AS 3666-1989).

V 131 CHEMICALS I - JUST ONE SLIP - 2 copies Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image, 1990 (vhs: 18 min.) In a typical worksetting, this video shows how knowing the proper way

to store, handle and move chemicals can give peace of mind and ensure that chemicals remain our servants and not our master.

V 132 EYE SAFETY - WATCH IT! - 1 copy Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image, 1990 (vhs: 13 min.) At work most eye injuries are due to ignorance or carelessness. This

programme outlines the 3 main causes of eye injury at the workplace. However, everyone must:

(a) Wear the correct eye protection. (b) Know what to do in an emergency. V 133 SAFE TOOLS AND RULES Oakleigh, VIC: Safety Image, 1990 Poor quality tools, poor maintenance, and the use of an inappropriate tool

for the job, can all lead to problems. By the use of basic rules, the job can be done safely and efficiently if

these rules are adhered to. V 134 RESPIRATORY SAFETY East Bentley, Vic.: Vo-Tech Training Services (VHS: 16 min.) This program explains what kinds of respiratory hazards a worker might

face, and why these hazards require protection. Also explains why using respirators when required is extremely important.

V 135 FOOT SAFETY Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1990 (vhs: 12 min.) Safety footwear is essential protection in some workplace situations and

frequently it is used as a last line of defence should an accident occur. The situations where safety footwear should be worn, the different types of shoes and boots are examined.

V 136 RESPIRATORY PROTECTION - 2 copies Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1989

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(vhs: 15 min.) This program looks at the function of respirators, the situations where

they are used as well as the types and the factors governing their use. Fit testing is examined in detail. Common problems and necessary precautions are also covered.

V 137 WITHDRAWN V 138 CHAIN REACTION - 3 copies Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image, 1991 (vhs: 24 min.) Produced with both novice user and experienced operator of chain saws

in mind, this programme examines personal safety requirements, correct preparation and maintenance procedures, and tree cutting techniques.

V 139 HANDLING HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS Sydney: Focal Communications (vhs: 20 min.) Stresses the importance of employee knowledge about the materials they

use in their work and what actions they should take if they suspect a chemical is causing problems.

V 140 CHEMICALS UNDER CONTROL Sydney: Focal Communications (vhs: 18 min.) Presents the fundamentals of chemical safety: the type of chemical

hazards, the form of chemical hazards, ways toxic materials enter the body, labelling and first aid.

V 141 RIGHT TO KNOW Sydney: Focal Communications (vhs: 12 min.) This video stresses the importance of labelling chemical containers and

guides employees in the proper handling of hazardous chemicals. V 142 THE EXTRA STEP Sydney: Focal Communication Emphasises the individual's personal responsibility to know and use

information on hazardous materials. It clearly provides viewers with positive ideas for developing safe attitudes about hazardous substances and creates awareness as to the consequences of unsafe behaviour.

Contains vital information about chemicals in the workplace, their

potential for danger, the importance of personal protection and proper attitude for safe behaviour.

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V 144 ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION IN THE WORKPLACE St. Leonards, NSW: FOCAL Communications Pty Ltd, 1987 (vhs: 22 min.) This video follows an investigation of an actual accident as is happens.

As the investigation proceeds the viewer learns how to: - take immediate action, - gather evidence, - interview witnesses, analyse the information, recommend corrective actions. V 145 WELDING SAFETY - 2 copies Mt. Waverely, Vic.: Safety Care, 1988 (vhs: 16 min.) Today welders use highly technical welding processes that can create

dangerous conditions in the workplace. The "Welding Safety" video program shows how to identify welding hazards and learn how to control them.

V 146 CHEMICALS USED AT WORK: A NATIONAL MANAGEMENT

STRATEGY Sydney: Worksafe Australia, 1990 (vhs: 14 min.) This video presents Worksafe Australia's new strategy for the

management of chemicals at work; one of the first integrated national approaches to managing workplace chemicals. It has been developed by representatives of employers, unions, and Australian government departments.

V 147 CONTRACTOR SAFETY HOUSTON, TEXAS: Gulf Videos (vhs: 15 min.) Nearly half of the work carried out at a construction site is performed by

outside contract labour. Their safety and the safety of others at the plant is an important factor. This video is designed to emphasise this so that a safe environment can be created.

V 148 AN EASY GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY Rowville, Vic.: Workplace Video Productions, 1990 (vhs: 17 min.) Peter Couchman presents some of the key areas to be addressed by health

and safety coordinators (safety officers). These include the responsibilities of employers, safety audits, the hidden costs of workplace accidents and occupational health and safety legislation.

V 149 AN EASY GUIDE TO SAFETY COMMITTEES AND MEETINGS Rowville, Vic.: Workplace Video Productions, 1990 (vhs: 12 min.)

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Peter Couchman discusses the queries members of a health and safety committee may have about meeting procedures, functions and organisation of a committee.

V 150 ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION - 3 copies Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1991 (vhs: 12 min.) Examines the steps to be taken in investigating an accident with the

intention of preventing a recurrence. Looks at the aims of the investigation, composition of the team, conclusions and recommendations.

V 151 EMPLOYEE EDUCATION: SAFETY IN THE OFFICE Van Nuys, California: AIMS media, 1990 (vhs: 13 min.) This video looks at the most common causes of office accidents and how

you can prevent them from happening. Shows potential hazards such as filing cabinets, electrical machinery, office chemicals, chairs and slippery floors.

V 152 FORKLIFT OPERATION Van Nuys, California: AIMS Media, 1988 (vhs: 19 min.) This program shows forklift operators what to do and what not to do to

assure their own safety and the safety of those around them. A dramatisation of a near accident caused by an inexperienced driver emphasises the importance of driver training.

V 153 MANUAL LOAD HANDLING IN THE WAREHOUSE Van Nuys, California: AIMS Media, 1990 (vhs: 12 min.) This program presents the correct and incorrect manual handling

activities and shows workers how to handle products safely and efficiently. Shows how to correctly lift and move loads, and safety rules for using special tools in the warehouse including manual pallet trucks, ladders and box cutters.

V 154 POWERED EQUIPMENT IN THE WAREHOUSE Van Nuys, California: AIMS Media, 1990 (vhs: 12 min.) This program shows safety procedures for the correct operation and

maintenance of warehouse equipment. Proper techniques for handling equipment on loading docks are illustrated, safety rules for stacking and picking orders are reviewed and safe operation of forklifts.

V 155 RECOGNITION, EVALUATION AND CONTROL OF HAZARDS - 2 copies

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Mt Waverley, Vic.: Safetycare, 1991 (vhs: 20 min.) Looks at methods of control for different types of hazards in the

workplace. Uses concepts of recognition, evaluation and control strategies for solving hazards. Types of control strategies include: elimination, substitution, administrative, engineering and use of elimination protective equipment.

V 156 ITS FOR KEEPS Ontario: International Film Bureau Inc., 1988 (vhs: 15 min.) A detailed look at safety procedures for power line maintenance crews.

Suggests a range of techniques for preventing accidents in this highly dangerous work environment. Based on an accident to a power linesman, resulting in a severe disability.

V 157 HEALTHY WORKING AND AIDS Melbourne: Education Image Australia, 1991 (vhs: 55 min.) This video, based on a hypothetical hospital, examines the views and

policies of a panel of health care workers and their various procedures and methods for dealing with AIDS and HIV. Aims to increase knowledge of AIDS and the virus that causes it; dispelling peoples fears and concerns.

V 158 CAN'T HEAR YOU KNOCKING San Francisco: Flynner Film & Video, 1991 (vhs: 2 x 30 min.) A two part video which looks at noise induced hearing loss in the music

industry through a series of interviews with musicians and hearing specialists.

Part One looks at the acceptance of loud volume music by rock musicians

and music lovers, exploring the medical aspects of continual over exposure.

Part Two, through further interviews with rock musicians, orchestra

musicians and hearing specialists examines the impact of hearing loss after prolonged exposure. Touches on the noise hazards of walkman radios. Looks at methods of reducing noise induced hearing loss in the music industry.

V 159 HOSPITAL HAZARDS San Mateo, California: Parker Productions (vhs: 20 min.) Highlights the many hazards in a hospital workplace for the wide variety

of workers employed. Gives examples of many accidents including back injuries, needlestick, slips trips and falls.

V 160 HAZARD COMMUNICATION IN THE HOSPITAL

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San Mateo, California: Parker Productions, 1989 (vhs: 20 min.) There are hundreds of chemicals in the hospital workplace, many of

which can be dangerous. This video highlights the need for employees to be properly informed about the risks involved in their use and correct safety procedures.

V 161 ALCOHOL AND DRUGS IN THE WORKPLACE Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1991 (vhs: 15 min.) Discusses the problem of alcohol and drug abuse in the workplace.

Looks at the costs in terms of productivity, accidents and rehabilitation. Some specific actions such as having a written policy statement, the use of Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) and the responsibilities of co-workers are examined.

V 162 AN EASY GUIDE TO OUTDOOR WORKER SAFETY Part One - 3 copies Rowville, Vic.: Workplace Video Productions, 1991 (vhs: 17 min.) Part one of a comprehensive 3 part series on safety for outworkers. Part

one covers general machine safety, pesticide use, defensive driving, hand tool safety and elevated work platforms (E.W.P.). Each part is presented as a separate module making training on a specific topic easier.

V 163 AN EASY GUIDE TO OUTDOOR WORKER SAFETY Part Two - 2 copies Rowville, Vic.: Workplace Video Productions, 1991 (vhs: 15 min.) Part two of a comprehensive 3 part series on safety for outdoor workers.

Part two covers sharps, brushcutter operation, lawnmower safety, excavations and trenches, lifting and carrying. Each topic is presented as an individual module.

V 164 AN EASY GUIDE TO OUTDOOR WORKER SAFETY Part Three Rowville, Vic.: Workplace Video Productions, 1991 (vhs: 15 min.) Part three of a 3 part series on safety for outdoor workers. Part three

covers chainsaw safety, tree felling, crosscutting, timber disposal and environmental pruning.

V 165 A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO HAZARDS: THE CONCEPT - 3 copies Perth: SGIO Insurance, 1990 (vhs: 10 min.) Provides an overview of the system approach to hazards, requiring a

hazard to be identified, assessed, eliminated, controlled, evaluated and monitored.

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V 166 A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO HAZARDS: HAZARD

IDENTIFICATION - 3 copies Perth: SGIO Insurance, 1990 (vhs: 8 min.) Outlines ways in which hazards in the workplace can be identified such

as through consultation with employees, an inspection program, plant maintenance program and reporting procedures.

V 167 A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO HAZARDS: TRAINING AND

INFORMATION - 2 copies Perth: Grumpy Films, 1990 (vhs: 17 min.) Outlines training needs in the workplace including induction of new

employees, skills training, the need for formal job procedures and the role of the supervisor.

V 168 CHEMICALS II - USER BEWARE - 2 copies Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image, 1991 Introduces an awareness of the techniques of chemical handling to the

user, aiming to highlight safer working practices. Describes the three main ways that chemicals can enter the body; by swallowing, absorbing and inhaling.

V 169 HOSPITAL INFECTION CONTROL San Mateo, California: Parker Productions, 1988 Deals with the control of infectious diseases in hospitals, with particular

emphasis on AIDS and Hepatitis B. Describes how they are transmitted and how the spread of infection can be controlled.

V 170 NOISE MANAGEMENT AT WORK Sydney: Worksafe Australia, 1989 (vhs: 16 min.) Highlights some of the problems associated with hearing loss. Looks at

ways to reduce noise levels in the workplace including reducing, relocating and enclosing the source of the noise.

V 171 ERGO WHAT?: AN INTRODUCTION TO ERGONOMICS Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image, 1991 (vhs: 17 min.) Focuses on the keyboard operator and looks at matching the workstation

to the operator to achieve the best performance from the interaction between the two.

V 172 SAFE AND EFFECTIVE GRINDING Mt Waverley, Vic.: Skills Education, 1991 (vhs: 18 min.)

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A practical guide to using off-hand grinding machines, highlighting safety factors.

V 173 SAFETY AND USE OF AIR COMPRESSORS Mt Waverley, Vic.: Skills Education, 1989 (vhs: 13 min.) A practical guide to the safe use and maintenance of air compressors. V 174 WHO STOLE THE QUIET DAY? USA: Alfred Higgins Productions, 1984 (vhs: 18 min.) Loud music, harsh sounds and high frequencies can destroy our ability to

hear at any age. With the help of leading medical authorities, we learn how loud sounds destroy nerve cells within our ears. Suggestions are made as to how we can protect our hearing.

V 175 CLEARING THE AIR: DEVELOPING A SMOKEFREE

WORKPLACE New Zealand: Dept. of Health, 1990 (vhs: 13 min.) This video shows the successful introduction of a smokefree policy at the

Reckett & Colman plant in Auckland. It shows a variety of view points on smoking at work from staff, management and unions, smokers, ex-smokers and non smokers.

V 176 DRIVING: RISKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Mt Waverley: Safety Care Australia, 1992 (vhs: 16 min.) The motor vehicle is the single largest cause of death in the Australian

workplace. This video looks at the costs of motor vehicle accidents. Highlights the need for a safe driving program in the workplace and the components of the program. The four key elements are a) driver eligibility b) building awareness and confidence c) maintaining the fleet d) keeping records. Also examines vehicle theft, parking and what to do if involved in an accident.

V 177 CHAINS, SLINGS, CRANES AND HOISTS Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1992 (vhs: 11 min.) Highlights safety measures to be checked when using chains, slings,

cranes and hoists, including the need to inspect equipment, safe working load and safe work procedures.

V 178 SICK OF STRESS Norwalk, Conn. Hanes F Porter, 1989 (vhs: 23 min.) Illustrates the various symptoms of stress, the diseases caused by stress

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biofeedback, deep breathing, meditation and progressive relaxation. Designed as an introduction to the topic for anyone under too much pressure.

V 179 TRAUMA AT WORK Sydney: Industrial Program Service, 1987

(vhs: 17 min.) "Trauma at work" is a preventative training program aimed at industries

such as banking, transport and emergency services where staff may experience traumatic stress. The program looks at the need to psychologically prepare staff to cope with violence, accidents on fatalities at work. Looks at counselling, training, employee assistance programs, stress management and health promotion.

V 180 SAFETY IN SESSION Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image, 1992 (vhs: 21 min.) Examines the role of a health and safety committee. Topics covered

include; functions of the committee, duties of health and safety representatives, safety inspections, accident reviews, establishing a reporting procedure, developing a positive attitude and running meetings.

V 181 EYE PROTECTION Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1992 (vhs: 12 min.) Discuss the importance of using industrial safety glasses, sunglasses,

regular eye examinations and correct treatment of eye injuries. V 182 BACKPACK Sydney: Video Training Company, 1992 (vhs: 15 min., 12 min.) An audiovisual training program in two parts. Designed to assist

organisations in tackling the problem of preventing manual handling accidents. Part one "Backs at Work". Part two "Back Line". Covers identifying the risks to health and safety associated with manual handling tasks. Assessing the relative importance of the various risk factors. Eliminating on controlling the risk by redesigning the work and/or workplace.

V 183 BLOODY SATURDAY London: ROSPA, 1988 (vhs: 27 min.) Bloody Saturday is the dramatised story of how personal interest,

pressure from others and outside distractions can override accepted safety procedures almost causing a serious accident. The video demonstrates how well intentioned, ordinary people can fall victim to pressure and allow it to influence their judgement.

V 184 THE LADDER FILM

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London: ROSPA, 1985 (vhs: 10 min.) Narrated by Windsor Davies, this video shows in an entertaining and

positive style how ladder accidents can be avoided. Hints on conditions, types, positioning and rules for safe use are all featured as are the personal safety checks which must be made whenever a ladder is to be used.

V 185 PUTTING SAFETY FIRST ON THE FARM - 3 copies Perth: County Safe, 1992 (vhs: 12 min.) This video highlights many areas of farm life where there is the greatest

risk of accident - and offers helpful, practical advice on the best ways to avoid the risk of injury.

V 186 BET YOUR LIFE Sydney: Video Training Company, 1992 (vhs: 13 min.) This film looks at the variety of accidents which are caused by, and

happen to skilled workers who believe that "it couldn't happen to me". We see potentially dangerous situations can be altered and/or avoided by forethought, using precautionary measures with tools and in the work area by doing each job each time without short-cutting.

V 187 LOOK AFTER YOUR BACK NOT FOR LOAN Sydney: Video Training Company, 1992 (vhs: 20 min.) The video utilises animation to show the working of the spine, in relation

to the skull, ribs, pelvis, etc. It shows just how badly we treat our backs at home in everyday situations and discusses the exercises that could assist posture and a long-living back.

This video is based on an old footage and presents basic introduction to

backcare. V 188 ARE YOU SAFE Sydney: Video Training Company, 1992 (vhs: 15 min.) Most accident can be prevented by using simple personal protective

equipment which is readily available. Ultimately the worker who risks injury, deafness or eye sight problems carries the responsibility for his own safety.

V 189 LEGIONNAIRE'S DISEASE Sydney: Standards Association, 1992 (vhs: 3h) An edited version of the public seminars which were organised to

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installation and maintenance of water and air-handling systems in order to minimise the risk of Legionnaire's Disease.

V 190 AN EASY GUIDE TO HANDLING HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS Rowville, VIC: Workplace Video Productions, 1992 (vhs: 18 min.) This video covers various aspects of hazardous chemicals by using the

"hindsight" of a chemical exposure victim who developed cyanide poisoning at his workplace.

V 191 SKID STEER LOADER SAFETY Oakleigh, Victoria: Safety Image, 1992 (vhs: 12 min.) A skid steer loader is a piece of modern equipment. It's designed by the

manufacturer to be as safe as possible, so that when you operate it properly, using common sense principles and following the operating instructions, little harm is likely to come to you or your machine.

V192A FORKLIFT SAFETY - "The right move" - Part 1 V192B FORKLIFT SAFETY - "The right move" - Part 2 Oakleigh, Victoria: Safety Image, 1992 (vhs: 11; 14 min.) A comprehensive 2 part training programme covering the following

areas: Part 1 - knowing your forklift truck's capacity the safe use of attachments

the "stability triangle" - the effects on load and machine. Part 2 - safety precautions to be obtained by all forklift drivers - the important of clear vision - forklift maintenance and personal precautions V 193 SKIN AND FOOT PROTECTION Airport West, Vic; Vocam, 1992 (vhs: 12 min.) The skin is the most seriously affected organ on the body when it come to

safety. We show the various skin problems that occur in the workplace both outdoors and in a manufacturing environment,

We show foot injuries that have happened in various work places such as

construction, council, workshop and manufacturing. The video explains correct footwear for each workplace and the importance for making the right choice.

V 194 ENGLISH AT WORK: IMPROVING HEALTH AND SAFETY AT

WORK Milson's Point, NSW: SBS, 1990 (vhs: 28 min.) "English at work" focuses on communication in English in the

workplace. This programme deals with issues that surround risk and

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danger in the workplace. It illustrates the joint responsibilities of managers, supervisors and workers through the dramatisation of an accident in a small textile factory.

V 195 ENGLISH AT WORK: WEARING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING Milson's Point: SBS, 1990 (vhs: 25 min.) "English at work" focuses on communication in English in the

workplace. Set in the BHP steelworks in Wollongong, this programme looks at dangers at work and the importance of understanding and following safety signs and regulations and wearing protective clothing.

V 196 ENGLISH AT WORK: TAKING PART IN THE PROCESS - Occupational health and safety Milson's Point, NSW: SBS, 1990 (vhs: 27 min.) This programme is about taking part in the process of occupational health

and safety and the particular difficulties non-English speaking workers have in becoming actively involved.

V 197 MAKING THE JOB SAFE - 6 COPIES Perth: Dept. of Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare, 1993 (vhs: 15 min.) Since the WA Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare Act was

implemented in 1988, many employers and employees in WA have shown outstanding initiatives in the way they have gone about reducing the risk of occupational injury and disease in their workplace.

Three Jobsafe Award winner are featured in this video. V 198 HAND AND WRIST INJURIES Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1992 (vhs: 11 min.) This video shows how hand and wrist injuries can be prevented.

Explains how injuries occur and what to do when an accident happens. V 199 ACCIDENTS DON'T HAPPEN IN THE FACTORY Tottenham, London: Training Media Group (vhs: 5 min.) The video is designed to raise the general awareness of all employees

towards the potential for accidents in the workplace. Gavin and John take the audience on memorable tour of the factory in a way that provides impact and gains attention. Their exploits provoke discussion and change attitudes towards individual responsibilities regarding safety issues.

V 200 MISSING V 201 DEALING WITH A TELEPHONE BOMB THREAT Toowong, Queensland: First 5 minutes, 1992 (vhs: 7 min.)

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Receptionists and telephonists receive special briefing on the subject of

bomb threat. Each receives a special bomb threat card and is fully trained in the approved methods of response to such a threat.

V 202 EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR BUILDINGS Toowong, Queensland: First 5 minutes, 1992 (vhs: 12 min.) Australian Standard AS3745-1990 states that it is the building owners

responsibility to arrange for the development of an emergency plan for their buildings.

Tenant managers and building occupants are instructed to cooperate fully

with the establishment process and to participate in training and evacuation drills.

V 203 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES FOR SHOPPING CENTRES Toowong, Queensland: First 5 minutes, 1992 (vhs: 7 min.) Shopping Centre Emergency Procedures should consist of the following: - emergency procedure manuals - signage for distribution to retailers - procedural flow charts - personal emergency procedure guides - bomb threat procedure cards V 204 SAFE HANDLING OF GASES - 3 copies Mt Waverley: Safety Care, Australia, 1992 (vhs: 19 min.) Examines types of gas cylinders and how to handle them safely. V 205 UNORGANISED MANAGER - Part 1 - MISSING V 206 UNORGANISED MANAGER - Part 2 - MISSING V 207 I'D LIKE A WORD WITH YOU - MISSING V 208 LEADERSHIP AND THE ONE MINUTE MANAGER - MISSING V 209 EVERYTHING YOU… ABOUT SUPERVISION - MISSING V 210 SUPERVISION FOR SAFETY - MISSING V 211 CHAINSAW MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY Mt. Waverley: Safety Care Australia, 1993 (vhs: 16 min.) Every chainsaw operator should be aware of the dangers which relate to

the operation of a chainsaw. The combination of a regularly maintained chainsaw with the correct safety procedures should ensure trouble free

operation of the saw. The program covers: 1. Chair components 2. Sharpening the chain

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3. Chain tension 4. Safety V 212 SAFE OPERATION OF CHAINSAWS Mt. Waverley: Safety Care Australia, 1993 (vhs: 14 min.) The chainsaw can be an extremely dangerous tool if it is not operated

correctly. This program looks at a range of operational and cutting procedures such as:

1. Preparing a chainsaw for use 2. Starting the chainsaw 3. Holding and operating the chainsaw 4. General lumbering 5. Felling a tree V 213 SAFETY AWARENESS Mt. Waverley: Safety Care Australia, 1992 (vhs: 20 min.) This video describes the contribution good health and safety management

can make to an organisation's overall viability. Aimed at management, the video is motivational as well as presenting of specific information about the key aspects of occupational health and safety: causes of accidents, cost of accidents, occupational health and safety management - policies, procedures and principles of recognition, evaluation and control of hazards.

V 214 CARPENTRY - 2 copies Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1992 (vhs: 20 min.) Cover a range of carpentry topics: - carpentry terms - timber selection - mark-up of timber - personal and work area safety Also looks at step-by-step instruction of common joints in carpentry.

This video stresses the importance of planning, patience and practice in the area of carpentry.

V 215 WARNING SIGNS IN MARRIAGE

Camberwell, Victoria: Tanglefoot Productions, 1993 (vhs: 21 min.) This video is produced by Marriage Guidance Australia and illustrates

graphically the warning signs of a marriage in trouble. The trauma of marriage breakdown often severely affects an individual's ability to contribute productively at work.

V 216 ERGONOMICS: THE PRACTICAL APPROACH Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1993 (vhs: 15 min.)

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Subjects covered in this programme include: - how ergonomic principles are applied - human body and workplace design - static and muscular effort Applied properly, ergonomic principles will improve productivity,

morale, health and safety. V 217 CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1993. (vhs: 17 min.) This video is based on the new WORKSAFE AUSTRALIA regulations

which are being adopted by all the states. In the video we look at ways of controlling exposure to the hazardous substances, hazardous material, storage, material safety data sheets, how to protect yourself and what to do in an emergency.

V 218 BODY WORK Camberwell, Vic: A.I.E.C. (vhs: 15 min.) Body work is a comprehensive training package that will enable staff to

prevent personal injury by putting safety first. Everyone in the organisation is responsible for reducing manual handling injuries and good team work will create a safer and more productive work environment.

V 219 THE Q & A OF QUALITY ASSURANCE Perth, W.A.: State Supply Commission, 1993 (vhs: 52 min.) This video is an excellent training aid for government agencies and

private sector organisations wanting to know more about quality assurance. With case studies, advice from quality assurance practitioners and information on how to obtain QA certification, this video provides a valuable introduction to Quality Assurance.

V 220 REDUCING THE RISK - a self learning manual handling

package for the health care industry Perth: CCI, 1993 (vhs: self-paced programme) The self-paced learning package is specifically designed for carers who

cannot attend a structured group training program. They will learn to identify situations that pose a risk to their own health and safety, and be able to control those risks at their source.

V 221 RSI: Keyboard commonsense Wilsons Point, N.S.W; 1993 (vhs: 11 min.) This video concentrates on exercises for overuse prevention. It should be

used in conjunction with DOHSWA/SGIO video ("understanding, prevention and management of RSI) in order to ensure balance.

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V 222 FIRE PROTECTION AND PREVENTION Airport West, Vic: Vocam (vhs: 15 min.) This video covers the area of fire safety (dealing with design, installation

and maintenance of buildings and their equipment). Fire prevention presents procedures designed to improve fire protection measures (workplace inspections, effective evacuation procedures), fire safety training, good housekeeping and waste disposal practices.

V 223 HEAD PROTECTION - 2 copies Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1989 (vhs: 10 min.) This video covers the preventative measures that need to be taken to

avoid hazards such as: falling objects, flying objects, chemical splashes, protrusions, slips, trips and falls.

V 224 AVOIDING ELECTRICAL HAZARDS Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1993 (vhs: 20 min.) In order to protect yourself from electrical hazards in your workplace you

should understanding: the basic principles of electricity, keep your working environment safe and practice safe working procedures. Key things to remember when guarding against electrical hazards are: the need to make sure your equipment is grounded, check all insulation regularly, apply lockout/tagout procedures, leave repairs to trained personnel and electricians.

V 225 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION (produced especially for Retail) Melbourne: Safety Image, 1993 (vhs: 19 min.) This programme looks at the importance of prevention by identification,

rather than waiting for the accident to happen. Areas involved in hazard identification are the role of management, employee input, conducting safety inspections, analysis of safety data, use of specifications and records, accident investigation and follow through.

V 226 HANDLE WITH CARE! - MANUAL HANDLING Melbourne: Safety Image, 1993 (vhs: 15 min.) Manual handling can be simply defined as any task that involves lifting,

carrying, pushing, pulling and holding. This programme investigates areas such as: importance of posture, risk identification, risk assessment, mechanical aids, etc.

V 227 TOO MUCH TROUBLE London: CFL Vision Video Collection, 1993 (vhs: 20 min.)

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The video covers a range of access equipment and includes examples of safe systems of work in building and construction industry.

V 228 ONE STEP AWAY London: CFL Vision Video Collection (vhs: 15 min.) This video presents 3 different roofing accidents and highlights the rules

of rooftop safety. V 229 POWER PRESSES London: CFL Vision Video Collection, 1991 (vhs: 40 min.) Instructional video provides understanding of the design, structure,

methods of working and guard systems of a number of different power presses.

V 230 DANGEROUS MANOEUVRES London: HSE (vhs: 8 min.) This video is intended to be a useful tool for training forklift truck

drivers. It shows a lift truck fitted with stabilisers performing dangerous evolutions.

V 231 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING AND A LITTLE COMMON SENSE Daisy Hill, Qld: Interactive Video Training, 1992 (vhs: 19 min.) This is an interactive training video which presents different work

environments showing some of the more common housekeeping problems. These work environments include the office, the workshop, the yard, the maintenance warehouse and a section on the public.

V 232 MISSING V 233 POWDER ACTUATED FASTENING TOOLS - 2 copies Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1992 (vhs: 13 min.) An alternative means of fastening masonry and steel is to use explosive

powered hand-held fastening tools. These tools are particularly used in the construction industry.

This program covers aspects relating to the safe use of powder actuated fastening tools such as: personal safety, operational safety, firing the tool, etc.

V 234 CHEMICAL LABORATORY SAFETY London: GRD Productions (vhs: 21 min.)

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Dangers covered include contact with chemicals resulting in terminal illnesses or chronic conditions such as dermatitis. The video also shows disposal of waste chemicals.

V 235 SHIFTING STOCK: a guide to manual handling, 1993 Sydney: Iguana Films (vhs: 18 min.) This is a two part training video designed to eliminate or reduce potential

risk to staff involved in manual handling. Part 1 - shows the 3 steps in correct management: risk identification, risk

assessment and risk control. Part 2 - gives practical demonstrations of how staff can use the basic rules to lift safely.

V 236 HOSPITALITY SAFETY SERIES: Housekeeping and porters Perth: Grumpy Films, 1993 - 2 copies (vhs: 15 min.) Tourism Training Australia presents a management approach to occ.

health and safety in the hospitality industry. The aim of this program is to promote awareness of safe work practices, to inform about oh&s laws, to help prevent injuries.

Topics discussed: manual handling, chemicals handling and storage,

housekeeping and safety procedures. V 237 HOSPITALITY SAFETY SERIES: Restaurant and bar Perth: Grumpy Films, 1993 - 2 copies (vhs: 12 min.) This video shows how, by working together health and safety

committees, health and safety reps, management and employees made changes in the way the work was done to provide a healthier and safer working environment. It demonstrates how a management system can identify hazards at work, eliminate them and make sure they can't happen again.

V 238 HOSPITALITY SAFETY SERIES: The kitchen Perth: Grumpy Films, 1993 - 2 copies (vhs: 12 min.) This video examines safe practices in the kitchen: the use of knives,

storage of chemicals, slippery floors, training for preventing possible accidents.

V 239 HOSPITALITY SAFETY SERIES: Laundry and maintenance Perth: Grumpy Films, 1993 - 2 copies (vhs: 15 min.) Aspects of safety covered by this video, include: safe use of chemicals,

smoking, protective clothes, noise levels, accident reports, maintenance of machinery.

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V 240 A NICE SAFE JOB: safety in the office - 2 copies Brisbane: Department of Employment, Vocational Education, Training

and Industrial Relations, 1991. (vhs: 11 min.) This video guides you through health and safety concerns in the office

and ways in which risks can be minimised by paying attention to the right attitude, the right equipment and the right procedure

V 241 FARM SAFETY Sydney: ABC International, 1994 (vhs: 10 min.) V 242 OVERHEAD CRANE SAFETY Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1993 (vhs: 21 min.) This video deals with overhead cranes which are either cabin controlled

or pedestrian controlled. Safety issues analysed are: safe working loads, trial lifts, pre-operational checks, travelling with

suspended loads, shut down procedures, correct slinging practices, ropes and hooks.

V 243 VDU AND WORKSTATION ERGONOMICS Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1994 (vhs: 24 min.) By using case studies and solutions this video clearly explains to the

viewers how they should go about analysing the ergonomics of their workstation. VDU and workstation hazards, correct posture, position of screen, keyboard and desk relative to the user and analysed. Correct chair adjustment, the work environment, workplace layout, task design, work organisation and daily exercises are also covered.

V 244 PREVENTION OF EYE DAMAGE

Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1994 (vhs: 23 min.) The need to assess particular eye hazards and choose the correct eye

protection is a critical aspect of eye safety and is dealt with by showing a variety of work scenarios which require the viewer to assess the appropriate eye protection requirements. Also included in this video are sections on how the eye works, workplace eye hazards, how to identify, assess and control eye hazards, maintenance of eye protection, welding and easier safety and what to do in an eye emergency.

V 245 THE SAFE OPERATION OF FORKLIFTS Melbourne: Safety Australia, 1994 (vhs: 16 min.) Forklifts are extensively used throughout industry today and this video

deals with many aspects of forklift safety such as daily inspections, general operation procedures like picking and setting loads, parking and operational rules.

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V 246 ELECTRICITY IN RURAL INDUSTRY Brisbane. Qld: Queensland Electricity Commission, 1994 (vhs: 9 min.) The video presents information about safe electrical practices in rural

areas and how one should be observant and see the problems, then assess the risks and take steps to fix the problems and finally evaluate how well the steps taken are working.

V 247 OUTDOOR SAFETY Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1994 (vhs: 22 min.) This video in two parts deals with difficulties faced by outdoor workers.

Part I shows how to identify the major hazards encountered when working in extreme cold, searing heat, strong sunlight and high winds. Part II shows how to assess the risks and then take step to either eliminate or reduce the risks.

V 248 HYGIENE AND HEALTH AT WORK Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1994 (vhs: 22 min.) Continuing good health and fitness of employees are important not only

to productivity at work but it is also vital in preventing the spread of illness and diseases. Absenteeism can be contained by good personal hygiene and exercise.

V 249 WITHDRAWN

V 250 TRACTOR SAFETY ON SLOPES Wetherby, West Yorkshire: CFL Vision (vhs: 15 min.) This film, uses a mixture of models, diagrams and live action to

emphasise the point that tractor and slopes are a dangerous reality.

V 251 OVERTURNING TRACTORS Wetherby, West Yorkshire: Arrow Films Production (vhs: 17 min.) This is a useful video showing eight different ways to overturn a tractor.

For the driver, who prefers to go home safely at the end of the day it is a cautionary tale of the hazards to be avoided if you want to keep your tractor upright.

V 252 OFF GUARD - 2 copies Wetherby, West Yorkshire: Health and Safety Executive, 1991 (vhs: 11 min.) This video examines some of the causes of power take off (PTO) shaft

related accidents. PTO shafts with broken, damaged or badly fitted guards can kill. The absence of adequate safety procedures is contrasted with the correct procedures available from specialised organisation.

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V 253 SAFEGUARDING OF DANGEROUS MACHINERY Wetherby, West Yorkshire: CFL Vision (vhs: 12 min.) The video is intended to explain basic machinery hazards, what type of

standards apply and to give an indication of typical safeguarding methods.

V 254 FIRE-SAFE Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image, 1994 (vhs: 25 min.) This program stresses the consequences of fires at work and outlines the

responsibility that everyone in the workplace has to ensure that fires are avoided. Should a fire occur, the steps that an individual must take to avoid injury and minimise damage are shown.

V 255 EVACUATION Oakleigh, Vic.: Safety Image, 1994 (vhs: 20- min.) This program continues V254. It contains specific information for

managers, supervisors and those involved in developing fire-fighting and evacuation plans. It includes two practical exercises which give the viewer the option of pausing the videotape to answer questions that put the principles into place.

V 256 MANUAL HANDLING FOR INDUSTRY – WITHDRAWN – replaced

by V384 V 257 WAREHOUSE MANUAL HANDLING Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1994 (vhs: 20 min.) Designed specially for the warehouse industry this video explains how

your back structure works and also clearly explains how to identify, assess and control manual handling risk.

V 258 MANUAL HANDLING FOR THE OFFICE Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1994 (vhs: 18 min.) This video identifies manual handling situations in an office

environment. It shows correct stooping, twisting or bending techniques as well as lifting and carrying loads.

V 259 OFFICE SAFETY Wantirna, Vic.: Channel I Training Videos, 1994 (vhs: 16 min) This video shows ways of improving safety and efficiency in the office

environment. It discusses the set up of workstations to avoid fatigue and strain, having adequate lighting and gives practical tips on "clean air" in

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the work environment. It also demonstrates correct techniques for manual handling.

V 260 INSPECTION, CARE AND STORAGE OF SLINGS Melbourne: Safety Care Australia, 1994 (vhs: 16 min) This video discusses the fundamental principles in the use of slings. It

stresses the importance of pre-use checks, care of equipment, planned inspection of equipment and storage of equipment and demonstrates how the above procedures are carried out.

V 261 BITTER HARVEST: FARMING AND ITS HIDDEN DANGERS Sydney: WorkCover Authority NSW, 1993 (vhs: 22 min) Relates the accidents suffered by four farmers who are lucky to be alive

to tell their story and warn others of the hazards. It shows the importance of safety devices on farming machinery and safe working methods.

V 262 TOWARDS A SAFER SILO Melbourne: Australian Wheat Board, 1991 (vhs: 4 min.) This video presents a safer silo design covering the following features:

safety grilles, curved ladder stiles, roof rungs, warning signs. V 263 GETTING IT RIGHT - MISSING V 264 CERTIFICATION FOR OPERATION OF INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT

– MISSING V 265 THE NEWCOMERS V 266 RISKY BUSINESS - SAFETY IN THE WORKSHOP (2 copies) Brisbane: DEVETIR, Division of Workplace Health and Safety, 1990 (vhs: 12 min.) This video graphically introduces viewers to workplace dangers. It uses

a well known TV character, Elliot Gablet, to guide through health and safety concerns in a workshop emphasizing 4 ways of minimizing risks: the right attitude, right equipment, right procedure and the right personal gear.

The target group is secondary students and TAFE students. V 267 HAZARDS OF HOSPITALITY Brisbane: DEVETIR, Division of Workplace Health and Safety 1990 (vhs: 11 min.) This video targets secondary students and TAFE students presenting

three ways to minimize risks in the workplace by having the right attitude, equipment, procedure and personal gear.

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V 268 U.V. AND HEAT AWARENESS Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1995 (vhs: 15 min.) This is an interactive video with a training guide showing the hazards

encountered by outdoor workers. It also points out the importance of carrying out regular risk assessments and eliminating or reducing the risks by control measures.

V 269 NOISE AND YOU Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1995 (vhs: 20 min.)

This video shows how sound can affect the hearing. It looks at carrying out an assessment of noise levels and ways of introducing noise reduction measures. It also points out the importance of choosing suitable ear protectors and their correct use, storage and maintenance.

V 270 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1995 (vhs: 20 min.) This interactive training video is designed to raise awareness of how to

assess hazards and choose the appropriate PPE. It looks at a number of protective equipment such as earmuffs, hard hats, safety harnesses and protective clothing.

V 271 MANAGING STRESS IN THE WORKPLACE Melbourne: Video Train, 1991 (vhs: 16 min.) The aim of this video is to provide participants with the knowledge and

techniques to be able to identify stress-related behaviour the workplace causes and in taking suitable action to balance their impact.

V 272 CONFINED SPACE SAFETY ... if in doubt, stay out Melbourne: Channel 1 Training Videos (vhs: 29 min.) This video alerts workers to the different types of confined spaces, their

possible dangers and shows proper procedures for confined space entry. Essential viewing for any organisation whose workers work in or around

confined spaces. V 273 THE SAFE OPERATION OF OVERHEAD CRANES Mt Waverley: Safetycare Australia, 1995 (vhs: 19 min.) This video illustrates the safe operation and application of hand

controlled overhead cranes. It points out the importance of pre-operation checks, operation checks, planning the lifts and observing operation rules and shutdown procedures.

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V 274 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Mt. Waverley: Safetycare Australia, 1994 (vhs: 18 min.) This video looks at the five major groups of protective equipment for eye

and face protection, head protection, respiratory protection, hearing protection and protection for hands and feet. It also emphasises the importance of selecting PPE to suit the task.

V 275 ELEVATED WORK PLATFORMS: pre-operation checks, safety

equipment and controlled descent. Airport West, Vic.: Vocam, 1995 (vhs: 14 min.) This video emphasises the importance of choosing an appropriate

Elevated Work Platform (EWP) for a particular work situation. Then it

presents the pre-operation checks which you should make on your EWP and safety equipment prior to commencing work. Controlled descent procedures are also presented.

V 276 ELEVATED WORK PLATFORMS: safe operation Airport West, VIC.: Vocam, 1995 (vhs: 14 min.) Elevated Work Platforms (EWP) include a wide variety of scissor,

vertical lift or boom devices which may be either truck or trailer mounted, self-propelled or even manually situated.

Properly used, EWP provide personnel with a stable base from which to

carry out a variety of tasks. Used incorrectly however they can be potential death traps not only for the personnel using them but also for people working nearby.

V 277 AGRICULTURE VIDEO: TRAILERS Wetherby, West Yorkshire: CFL Vision, [1995] (vhs: 20 min.) This video is designed for trainers, students and farmers working in

agricultural, horticultural and forestry industries. It highlights the need for training, how to assess risks and avoid possible hazards.

V 278 WORKERS’ COMPENSATION AND YOU Perth: WorkCover WA, 1995 (vhs: 20 min.) This video has been developed to provide workers, employers and other

interested parties with information, and promote an understanding of workers’ compensation and rehabilitation system. There are 4 modules within the video which include a range of case scenarios which Paul, an injured worker, could encounter following one work-related injury:

1. Workers’ compensation and you. 2. Vocational rehabilitation. 3. Medical practitioners’ role.

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4. Dispute resolution. V 279 A MATTER OF LIFE AND BREATH London: HSC, 1995 (vhs: 15 min.) This video graphically illustrates the debilitating effect occupational

asthma can have on people’s lives and explains to employers the steps they can take to prevent employees from developing long-term lung damage.

V 280 HEALTH AND SAFETY FOR THE FISHING INDUSTRY AND HEALTH AND SAFETY FOR THE TRAWL SECTOR Perth: WAFIC, 1995 - 2 copies (vhs: 39 min.) This program has been designed to support the crew induction process

outlined in the WAFIC Health and Safety Code of the Trawl Sector. There are two sections to this video. The first deals with: - life saving appliances

- emergency survival procedures - radio distress procedures - fire fighting appliances and other essential topics The second section covers specific health and safety hazards on-board a

trawl vessel. The purpose of this video is to emphasise how adequate preparation and

training can minimise the risk of accidents to everyone on board. V 281 EQUIPMENT AND MACHINE GUARDING Mt. Waverley: SafetyCare Australia, 1996 (vhs: 15 min.) Accidents resulting from inadequate equipment and machine guarding

cause some of the most traumatic injuries in the workplace today. This program covers the following: - why guards are used - the risk associated with mechanical hazards - the requirements for effective machine guarding - the different types of guards and their functions - safe work practices Advances in technology, safety standard and risk management have all

contributed to increasingly effective guards being used in the workplace today, but despite all these advances, horrific accidents still occur. When guards are not in place or when guards are not used correctly, people can be pulled into machines, have limbs amputated and body parts crushed.

It is therefore critical that we are aware of and understand the elements

covered in this program. This will help all workplace personnel to avoid accidents and injuries when working with equipment and machinery.

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V 282 MAKING A BETTER MEATWORKS WITH HEALTH AND SAFETY

BEST PRACTICE Sydney: Meat Research Corporation, 1995 (vhs: 11 min.) This video will assist companies wishing to find out more about

implementing Health and Safety Best Practice. It presents practical example of how an abattoir can go about establishing this new approach.

V 283 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES: CONTROL AT WORK - A

SYSTEMATIC APPROACH Sydney: In Deep Corporates, 1994 (vhs: 21 min.) A new video on hazardous substances in the workplace has been

produced by Worksafe Australia. This an excellent training tool which will help implement the new hazardous substances regulatory package.

The video features 3 work activities - printing, construction and contract

cleaning - but is applicable to all workplaces. V 284 HAND AWARE - 2 copies Melbourne: Vocam Video Training Productions (vhs: 18 min.) This video deals with machine and hand tool safety. Hand injuries, how

to avoid injury, hand tool safety, specific hand hazards such as chemicals, cuts, crushing etc., workplace safety checks and first aid are all covered. Home hand safety is also stressed.

V 285 LIFTING AUSTRALIA Box Hill, Vic: Entreg Pty Ltd, 1995 (vhs: 25 min.) Lifting Australia has been specifically developed to help you clarify the

new safety codes in the latest national guidelines for the operation of load shifting equipment. It covers every aspect of safer forklift operation to maximise safety in your Workplace.

Lifting Australia is divided into eight independent modules that will fit

easily into your existing training programmes: - control and equipment checks - planning your work - lifting loads - moving loads - placing loads - stockpickers and turret trucks - shutting down - the national assessment. V 286 CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION Melbourne: SafetyCare, 1996 (vhs: 15 min.)

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This program examines the procedures for performing cardiopulmonary

resuscitation on adults. It covers the following points: - positioning yourself to perform CPR - location of the correct hand position - how to perform compressions - rate of compressions - delivery and rate of breathes. The use of personal equipment when performing cardiopulmonary

resuscitation is also covered. V 287 ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION Wantirna, Vic: Channel 1 Training Videos, 1996 (vhs: 26 min.) This videos demonstrates:

• the importance of clear and concise record keeping in relation to maintenance and previous training

• how the pressure of deadlines can cause safety issues to be pushed to

the background in turn creating dangerous situations • low clear communication between departments can greatly reduce the

possibility of accidents occurring • the importance of reporting all workplace incidents, regardless of

their perceived severity • step by step procedures to follow in the event of a workplace

accident.

V 288 RED CROSS FIRST AID TRAINING FILM Sydney: Australian Red Cross, 1985 (vhs: 105 min.) This video is produced in six complete modules of instructions: Section 1 - Introduction to First Aid and basic life support principles.

Section 2 - Medical emergencies including heart attack, diabetes, epilepsy, etc.

Section 3 - Broken bones and soft tissue injuries, including spinal injury and broken ribs.

Section 4 - Extreme of heat and cold, including burns, scalds, heat exhaustion, hypothermia and frostbite.

Section 5 - Poisons, including swallowed poisons and snakebite. Section 6 - Summary of the main principles of First Aid and the

conclusion of the film. V 289 REMOVING AC SHEETING Sydney: Summer Hill Films, 1996 (vhs: 20 min.)

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This video will assist building workers, the public and even the home handyperson understand how to safely remove asbestos cement. This video is invaluable to workplace and public safety.

V 290 LIFT TRUCKS, PALLET MOVERS AND TROLLEYS Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1996 (vhs: 15 min.) This is an essential guide for anyone who may have to move goods

around workplace. There is a safe way and an unsafe way to control lift and carry equipment. This training video clearly demonstrates and explains correct operating procedures for a wide variety of pedestrian and ride-on stock moving equipment.

V 291 WORK SAFETY ESSENTIALS Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1995 (vhs: 21 min.) This video reinforces the basic principles of workplace safety. Practical

guidance is also provided in relation to major workplace hazard areas. V 292 FORKLIFT OPERATOR TRAINING AND SAFETY Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1995 (vhs: 17 min.) Improper use of forklifts causes many industrial injuries. This video is

designed to improve the forklift safety awareness of your personnel by highlighting the need to:

- carry out regular safety checks of the forklift - correct way to operate a forklift - cover safety in relation to forklift work platforms, forklift attachments, loading trailers and parking. V 293 KEEP IT SAFE - 2 parts Dee Why, NSW: A-V Creative Services, 1996 (vhs: part 1 - 20 min; part 2 - 9 min.) A video training programme dealing with slips, trips and falls in

shopping centres and all public access area - how to avoid them and minimise public liability.

V 294 CONFINE SPACE ENTRY Airport West, Vic: Vocam 1995 (vhs: 23 min.) This video covers areas such as: how to identify a confined space, the

major hazards associated with confined space work, how to carry out a confined space hazard assessment and PPE/equipment maintenance and storage.

V 295 CONSTRUCTION SAFETY ESSENTIALS Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1996 (vhs: 22 min.)

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This video deals with safety information vital to the construction

industry. Some of the topics covered are working at heights, fire, electricity, housekeeping, excavations, confined spaces and personal protective equipment. This is an ideal video for induction purposes and comes complete with a training guide.

V 296 TRACTOR ACTION Wetherby, West Yorkshire: HSE, 1996 (vhs: 17 min.) Every year a number of people are seriously injured as a result of

accidents involving tractors. Using hard-hitting reconstructions the video describes safe working practice for tractor operations. The video is aimed primarily at younger workers but is also of value to any users of tractors or tractor operated - machinery. Includes - The Step-By-Step Safety guide with nine simple but essential safety steps.

V 297 KULDOO DRUM AND WHEELIE BIN TIPPERS, 1996 Perth: Kuldoo Produce and Contracting (vhs: 4 min.) Kuldoo drum and wheelie bin tippers have been developed to reduce

manual handling of 200l. drums and 240l. wheelie bins used in waste control and other tipping applications.

The kuldoo drum and wheelie tippers bring both safety and convenience to waste control on the shop floor.

Using a simple double action pivot, the tipper enables a drum or wheelie

bin to be tipped and retrieved back onto the frame mechanically using a forklift.

V 298 GETTING IT RIGHT AT HEIGHT Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1996 (vhs: 20 min.) This video shows the importance of staying alert to the hazards of height

work. It aims to ensure that personnel have a sound understanding of the hazards associated with height and illustrates how safe work practices should be adopted at all times when working with ladders, scaffolds, etc.

V 299 WORKING WITH AGGRESSION Sydney: First Training; 1993 (vhs: 40 min. ) V 300 EPILEPSY IN YOUR LIFE Sydney: Oxford Clinical Communications, 1996 (vhs: 16 min.) While your doctor is the best person to talk to about epilepsy, this video

will also help you to understand epilepsy. In this video, people whose life have been affected by epilepsy discuss their experiences and how they have dealt with this common condition. Dr Edward Grieve also explains some important facts about epilepsy and why it is only one part of your life.

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V 301 LADDER SAFETY Melbourne: Safety Care, 1994 (vhs: 12 min.) This program looks at the selection and safe use of ladders in the

workplace and also looks at the safety involved when using rolling scaffolds. The following areas are covered:-

step ladders, straight ladders, extension ladders and rolling scaffolds -

general maintenance, safe angle, lifting and carrying of ladders, erecting ladders, working of ladders. This program has been designed for general training for all personnel who use ladders.

V 302 OFFICE SAFETY ESSENTIALS Airportwest, Vic: Vocam, 1996 (vhs: 20 min.) Covering a diversity of office health and safety issues this video is ideal

for induction purposes or as a general safety refresher. In particular the video covers ergonomics, workstation design, housekeeping, equipment use, electricity safety, hazardous materials, storage, manual handling, slips and trips, psychological hazards faced by office workers, emergency response procedures, office security and aggression response.

V 303 BURNS Melbourne: Safety Care, 1996 (vhs: 18 min.) This program examines the general principles of first aid treatment for

burns. The main problem associated with burns is skin damage and the effect of

this damage on the well-being of the victim. Areas covered in this program included: causes of burns, classification of

burns. Life threatening outcomes from burns: - infection - shock - breathing difficulties In the workplace many burns result following violation of safe work

practices. This program illustrates to the entire workforce the need for recognition, evaluation and control of hazards that may lead to burns injuries. The program also informs the audience what to do should they be personally involved in a burn emergency.

V 304 INTRODUCING HEALTH AND SAFETY – DAMAGED V 305 RASH DECISIONS Wetherby, Yorkshire: CFL Vision, 1996

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(vhs: 17 min.) Rash decisions aims to raise awareness of the causes of occupational

dermatitis and the steps employers need to take to prevent it. This video demonstrates that managing the risks makes good business sense and prevents unnecessary suffering.

V 306 THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF HAND SAFETY Melbourne: Safety Care, 1996 (vhs: 13 min.) This program looks closely at the main hazard groups: - Mechanical hazards (hands, fingers can be crushed, punctured,

lacerated) - Chemical hazards (burns, lacerations) - Thermal hazards (burns) Accident prevention measures are then addressed. Also covered is the

use of personal protective equipment and the importance of safe practices in helping to minimise potential hand injuries.

V 307 OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE PROFESSIONALS - PART 1 Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1996 (vhs: 17 min.) This video looks at hazard awareness and safe machine use, in particular

safe operation of mowers, tractors, brushcutters, chainsaws, chippers, fire precaution measures and the use of personal protective equipment.

V 308 OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE PROFESSIONALS - PART 2 Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1996 (vhs: 12 min.) This video covers safe chemical handling, use of storage, protection from

the elements, manual handling, emergency response and personal safety in public areas.

V 309 KILLERS AT WORK Canberra: ABC, 1990 (vhs: 25 min.) More than 500 fatalities occur at work every year. Death at work is a

controversial issue. Some cases highlights problems with prosecution systems, issue of negligence, the Crimes Act enforcement, and the issue of Occupational Health and Safety Regulations and penalties.

V 310 WIDE WORLD OF WORK: METAL INDUSTRY INDUCTION

TRAINING VIDEO - 2 copies Brisbane: DEVETIR, 1989 (vhs: 10 min.) This video is produced for employees in the Metal Industry. Drawing

upon the need to prepare for particular sports, the video compares a variety of sports and industry activities, eg: confined spaces and scuba

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diving, and the preparation and execution with consideration for health and safety.

V 311 JUST A LITTLE PROBLEM New York: F.L.I. Learning Systems, 1987 (vhs: 4min.) An excellent mini-film produced because of demand to help orient new

employees to the EAP, reach employees in lounge or luncheon areas, kick-off EAP meetings.

V 312 SAFETY LEADERSHIP Airport West, VIC: Vocam, 1997 (vhs: 16 min.) This training video was focused in particular on the crucial role played by

team leaders/supervisors in maintaining and improving health and safety standards at work.

V 313 SAFETY MATTERS Adelaide: WorkCover Corporation, 1997 (vhs: 28 min.) Safety Matters topics include: Identifying hazards and controlling risks,

training and supervision, reducing manual handling injuries, electrical and chemical safety, good housekeeping, machinery guarding, office ergonomics and selecting protective equipment.

V 314 THINKSAFE Perth: Elephant Production, 1997) (vhs: 23 min.) Glenn Jakovich and Jenny Dunstan introduce us to a typical family who

demonstrate the ThinkSafe SAM steps of:

- Spot the hazard; - Assess the risk; and - Make the changes, at work at home and on the roads.

Understanding the ThinkSafe SAM steps could save your life.

V 315 THE ENTERTAINING AND EASY WAY TO LEARN RESUSCITATION SKILLS

Canterbury, Vic: Sheridan House Australia, 1997 (vhs: 18 min.) CPR Theatre is an Australian produced video program which uses

comedy and drama to explain and demonstrate why, when, and how to do CPR.

This video program is designed for : workplace use by Occupational

Health and Safety Officers, CPR instructors, sporting associations, service industries and business.

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V 316 STOP CHASING YOUR TAIL Sydney: The Master Builder’s Association of N.S.W and Summer Hill

Films (vhs: 25min.) To many builders, a good safety record is crucial to business success.

The Stop Chasing Your Tail package includes a video and printed guidelines to help you set up your own safety management system. It is designed specifically for a small business in the building and construction industry.

V 317 GENERAL STAFF INDUCTION: ANI BRACKEN FOUNDRY Toowoomba, Qld: Sky Video Productions, 1996 (vhs: 18 min.) This video presents general aspects of Health and Safety at ANI Bracken

Foundry, and steps taken by management to secure a safe work environment.

V 318 NEW TO THE JOB (Withdrawn, replaced by updated version DVD 423) Perth: Elephant Productions, 1997 (vhs: 25 min.) This video assists employers, managers and supervisors to introduce

young and new workers and apprentices to important occupational safety and health principles, providing a basic overview of key concepts.

V 319 SAFE HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Dee Why, N.S.W.: A-V Creative Services, 1996 (vhs: 22; 18 min.) This video is designed as a Training Aid during induction or refresher

training of management and staff of companies that have anything to do with any hazardous substances.

Tape 1 - is directed at management of the company and addresses

management issues in safe handling of hazardous substances. Tape 2 - is directed at staff and seeks to install better, safer attitudes

towards hazardous substances. Together they form a program which illustrates the importance of:

- assessment of risk, including consultation of appropriate specialists; - a clearly defined policy and program; - safety procedures and personal protective equipment; - training and continuing vigilance in working with hazardous

substances in a safe way. V 320 VIOLENCE AT WORK: MANAGING THE PROBLEM Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1997. (vhs: 21 min.) In this video you will learn to recognise:

- what workplace violence is;

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- what can cause workplace violence; and - what might happen in your workplace if violence and intimidation

are not properly managed.

We will also look at some of the practical skills you and your co-workers can use to avoid, or deal with, violence in the workplace.

V 321 TINNITUS MANAGEMENT Perth: Western Hearing Services, 1997 (vhs: 22 min.) An explanation of the hearing problem called tinnitus, its effects on

people's lives and how it can be successfully managed. Suitable for people who have tinnitus, their families and collegues, as

well as doctors and audiologists. V 322 REMEMBER CHARLIE – 2 copies Phoenix: Phoenix Safety Management, 1996 (vhs: 56 min.) This video presents Charlie's own experience dealing with a fire accident. V 323 SAFE HANDLING OF T.D.I. AND M.D.I. Yarraville, Victoria: Real Time Media Productions [1997] (vhs: 21 min)

This is a general presentation of disocyanates and how to handle these chemicals safely. Personal protective equipment (eg. goggles, gloves, aprons) as well as exhaust equipment is compulsory to avoid health hazards.

V 324 ATTITUDE … THINK ABOUT IT Oakleight, Victoria: Safety Image, 1998 (vhs: 15 min) No matter what your job is, nothing is more important than staying safe.

It's all up to you. You can't hand responsibility for your own safety to someone else.

V 325 PLANT RISK ASSESSMENT "NO RISK" Glen Waverley; Vic.: Safety Image, 1998 (vhs: 16 min) This video provides a down to earth discussion of the procedures

involved in conducting a successful plant risk assessment. The video particularly concentrates on the importance of consultation,

research and investigation procedures. V 326 LIFTING YOUR GAME - KEYS TO FORKLIFT SAFETY Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1998 (vhs: 22 min) - MISSING

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This video uses forklift accident scenarios and animations to reinforce that accidents can happen when safe driving procedures are disregarded. Important concepts such as the stability base and lifting capacity are explained. Refuelling, working on ramps and loading docks as well as the need to identify and adjust to different workplace conditions feature in the program.

V 327 COMMUNICATING SAFETY Airport West, Vic: Vocam, 1998 (vhs: 18 min) Communicating Safety is the responsibility of everyone in the workplace

- workers and managers. A safe workplace is one where a culture of workplace safety exists. This culture is defined by the attitudes of individuals, how they behave most of the time. You will see in this video that behaviour is a key component of all accidents, as it is in their prevention.

V 328 DRIVING SAFETY AWARENESS Ultimo, NSW: Blacksheep Productions, 1997 (vhs: 25 min) Before driving it is important to understand the vehicle and its capacity as

well as the driving environment. The driver's condition, performance and attitude are key factors to safe driving.

V 329 DRIVING SAFETY AWARENESS: COUNTRY DRIVING SKILLS Ultimo, NSW: Blacksheep Productions, 1997 (vhs: 24 min) This video presents specific country driving situations and the required

skills in order to prevent driving accidents. V 330 ATVs, ROPS AND RIDER SAFETY U.S.: Dynamic Research, 1997 (vhs: 28 min) ATVs (All Terrain Vehicles) are unique type of vehicles with very good

mobility and serve different functions. They are used in agriculture or other work relating setting. ROPS (Roll Over Protection Systems) helps to maintain occupant space and to restrain him, but they have been found causing injuries in case of overturning vehicle. Further research and improvements are recommended.

V 331 HOW DID IT HAPPEN? ACCIDENT OR NEAR-MISS INVESTIGATION

Melbourne: Training Direct, 1998 (vhs: 18 min) This training package will assist your organisation develop Near Miss

and Accident Investigation procedures, and will assist managers and employees to understand what immediate and long-term actions are required.

V 332 PNEUMATIC FASTENING TOOLS Mt Waverley, Vic: Skills Education Australia, 1992

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(vhs: 12 min) This video specifically looks at the usage of the pneumatic nailer and

stapler. Looks at types of tools, application, maintenance and personal safety.

V 333 AN EASY GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL DERMATITIS Rowville, Vic: Workplace Video Productions, 1990 (vhs: 10 min) An informative and easy-to-follow video on this prevalent workplace

problem. Explains the types of dermatitis, shows how they are contracted, and how to prevent them.

V 334 MIG WELDING Mt Waverley, Vic: Skills Education Australia, 1989 (vhs: 19 min) This video looks at various aspects of MIG Welding. It covers

equipment and work safety, terms and methods that relate specifically to the MIG Welding process and step by step instruction on many types of welding applications.

V 335 THINK BACK Toowoomba, Qld: Brian Sullivan and Associates, 1995 (vhs: 20 min) This video demonstrates practical ways of preventing injuries on dairy

farms. Good posture, correct lifting habits, engineering controls and job redesign are recommended as ways of avoiding back injuries.

V 336 A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO OH&S MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Ultimo, NSW: Nicholas & Smith, 1998 (vhs: 17 min) This video and guide uses the experience of two Australian case studies

to show that OH&S management systems can be successfully implemented and achieve tangible changes in the work environment.

The case studies are Merek Sharp & Dohme, a pharmaceutical

manufacturer, and AMP, a financial service provider. V 337 HOW TO LEAD OH&S RISK MANAGEMENT Ultimo, NSW: Nicholas & Smith, 1998 (vhs: 16 min) OH&S risk management is a cornerstone of effective safety management

systems. The OH&S risk management process usually follows the four steps of hazard identification, risk assessment, risk control and ongoing evaluation.

This video and guide is based on a typical workplace assessment, using

real Australian case study examples. Merek Sharp & Dohme is a pharmaceutical manufacturer while AMP is a financial services provider.

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V 338 PATIENT TRANSFER Airport West: VOCAM, 1998 (vhs: 18 min) This training program covers:

- looking after your back; - manual transfer assessment; - preparing and planning for a transfer; - what to do in an emergency; and - mechanical aids.

V 339 FALLING ISN'T FUNNY Glen Waverley, Victoria: Training Direct 1998 (vhs: 14 min)

Falling Isn't Funny depicts three typical falls on building and construction sites, all of which could have been prevented. Properly used it will change attitudes and save lives.

V 340 BRUSH CHIPPER SAFETY TRAINING Vermeer Manufacturing Company (vhs: 12 min)

This safety video will present some safe operation procedures for a brush chipper.

It recommends to exercise outmost caution, safe working practices and

good judgement when operating this machinery. V 341 HEALTH HAZARDS CAUSED BY ORGANIC DUSTS WITH

PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO WOOD DUST - 2 copies Perth: WorkSafe Western Australia, 1999 (vhs: 68 min) A seminar presented by Ragnar Rylander, University of Gothenburg,

Sweden. The presentation covers organic dusts, microbial contamination, wood dust, agents and diseases, diagnosis and prevention. (Paper available from WorkSafe Western Australia's Library).

V 342 A FATAL DECISION London: Creative Channel, 1997 (vhs: 18 min) Using compelling dramatisation, this video shows how to prevent costly

accidents when working in confined spaces. It follows investigators making enquiries into the death of two contractors.

A chamber, tank, pit or sewer by virtue of its enclosed nature presents a

foreseeable risk from hazard. V 343 ENVIRONMENT, SAFETY, HEALTH & COMMUNITY SERVICES Melbourne: North Limited, 1998 (vhs: 17 min)

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North Limited demonstrates a real commitment to environment, safety

and health by a new management approach. It looks at improving safety performance, environmental rehabilitation and energy conservation.

V 344 DEAD SIMPLE! MOBILE SCAFFOLDING TOWERS Melbourne: Training Direct, 1995 (vhs: 19 min) This video demonstrates the safe way of erecting or dismantling a mobile

tower, highlighting safety issues. V 345 STORM ALERT: A GUIDE TO SEVERE WEATHER AT SEA Fremantle, W.A.: Ninox Film, 1999 (vhs: 22 min) Cyclones are unpredictable and their power can cause severe damages.

Any vessel at sea should be prepared for a change in weather. The following steps are essential:

• listen to the warning weather forecast and know how to avoid

dangerous areas; • Have a contingency plan detailing suitable places for shelter; • Know vessel plan, telephone numbers and local information; • Talk to coast surveillance; • Keep a track of a cyclone; and • Seek refuge and secure the objects on the vessel.

These are crucial steps for planning and preparation while at sea.

V 346 USING YOUR STIHL LINE TRIMMER Australia: STHIL, [n.d.] (vhs: 6 min) This video presents some of the safety features and benefits of using a

line trimmer. It recommends to follow the instructions from its manual and to wear

protective clothing. V 347 CAN'T HEAR YOU KNOCKING San Francisco, California: H.E.A.R., 1990 (vhs: 17 min) This video features prominent music entertainers talking about their

hearing problems in order to encourage other music enthusiasts to avoid the same fate. They discuss how and why an increasing number of young people are suffering hearing losses from exposure to intense decibel levels of music. Their message is extremely convincing in the promotion of hearing protection.

V 348 SLIPS, TRIPS & FALLS Camberwell, VIC: Video Communicators, 1994 (vhs: 14 min)

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Slips, trips & falls have a dramatic effect on our personal lives. People who experience a slip, trip or fall may suffer great pain from resulting injury. Their lives may be changed forever by disability, and they may not be able to continue in their chosen line of work.

V 349 CONTROLLING VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE East Malvern, VIC: SafetyCare Australia, 1997 (vhs: 12 min) This video program will explain what workplace violence is, who may be

a potentially violent person, where violence can occur and a whole range of methods and approaches that can be used to control violence in the workplace.

V 350 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLS Melbourne: Videstrain, 1990 (vhs: 16 min) V 351 FUME: THE HIDDEN HAZARD Rotherhan, UK: Active Image 1998 (vhs: 10 min) This informative video explains the problems associated with fumes in

such operations as soldering, welding and using chemicals. These hazards create health risks, particularly asthma.

V 352 THE REPLACEMENT OF UNSAFE ROOF PURLINS AND

CLADDING Melbourne: Aus Struct Services, 1999 (vhs: 8 min) The roof access working platform (RAWP) was designed for the sole

purpose of removing and replacing unsafe structural roof pureins and cladding. Importantly, the RAWP can achieve this aim safely, reliably and in a cost-effective manner.

This program shows how the FAWP can work for you. V 353 DIAL BEFORE YOU DIG (vhs: 6 min), 1999 This video shows how important it is to exercise duty of care while

undertaking construction or road works, in order to prevent damage to public infrastructure (pipes, cables). By simply dialling 1100 before digging, you can find out the location of underground facilities (gas, water, power) and avoid any damage.

V 354 SEVERE WINTER STORMS – 2 copies Perth: Western australia State emergency Service, 1998 (vhs: 7 min) This video presents the damages that can be produced by severe storms.

Preseason preparations (eg. prine trees, clean gutters, repair roof tiles,

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clear yard loose objects) are recommended in order to save lives and reduce property damages.

V 355 TROPICAL CYCLONE ALERT – 2 copies Perth: Western Australian State Emergency Services, 1998 (vhs: 9 min) Cyclones are serious threat to life and property. They can bring torrential

rains, storms and strong winds. It is important to be prepared (clear unwanted materials, prune trees, clean drains, have a torch and first aid kit, etc) before the cyclone season begins.

A cyclone watch will be issued regularly by the Bureau of Meteorology

and it is advisable to listen to the community alert news. V 356 CONFINED SPACE SAFETY Melbourne: SafetyCare Australia, 1999 (vhs: 12 min) This program is designed for all personnel who may be required to enter

a confined space: closed tank, tunnel, vat, furnace, channel, and sewer. The basic principles covered are: work permits, cleaning and purging, mechanical, electrical and hydraulic considerations, fire and explosions, gases and vapours, isolation and warning signs, PPE, first aid.

V 357 RISK ASSESSMENT FOR INDUSTRY Melbourne: Vocam, 1999 (vhs: 16 min) A Sound Risk Assessment Strategy ought to be the cornerstone of a

company’s safety policy. If you are proactive about identifying, assessing and controlling risks then you can expect a decrease in accidents. This program is designed to help you implement a thorough Risk Assessment Strategy, making all staff feel part of this important process.

V 358 WORKING SAFELY WITH FORKLIFTS Perth: Elephant Productions, 1999 (vhs: 14 min) This video provides refresher training for forklift operators. It covers

many of the factors and situations that can result in accidents with forklifts.

V 359 ALL RIGHT AT HEIGHT? Glen Waverley, Melb: Training Direct, [1999] (vhs: 17 min) All right at height deals with one of the most hazardous areas of building

and construction work. It includes roofing on housing and industrial applications along with fragile roofing, edge protection, safety nets and fall arrest devices.

V 360 SAFE PESTICIDES USE

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Perth: R T Films, 1999 (vhs: 14 min) This video shows the viewers how do pesticides work and how to be

applied in order to avoid poisoning. Pesticides should be used according to the directions on the labels.

Other topics discussed are the correct use of proactive equipment, storing and disposal of chemicals.

Copies also available in the following languages: Croatian, Italian, and

Portuguese & Vietnamese. V 361 GETTING ON TOP OF HEALTH AND SAFETY IN THE NSW SEX

INDUSTRY – 2 copies Sydney: Summer Hill Media, [1999] (vhs: 15 min) This video provides an overview of managing OSH in the sex industry

and should be used in conjunction with the publication: Health and Safety Guidelines for Brothels in NSW, 1997.

V 362 STRONG SPINE Fremantle: Human Factors Video, 2000 (vhs: 15 min) The idea of “strong spine” is the result of over 15 years of developing

and implementing strain injury prevention programmes throughout Australia. It focuses on:

• why it is important to look after your spine • what is the strongest position for the spine • how to keep your spine strong while working • which muscles allow you to bend with a strong spine and how to

stretch them • which muscles brace the spine and how to strengthen them.

V 363 OFFICE ERGONOMICS East Melbourne: Vocam, 2000 (vhs: 21 min) This video will explain how your body interacts with your office

environment and the equipment you use as part of your job. It will show you how to arrange your office, set up your equipment and organise your systems to develop a comfortable, safe productive workplace.

V 364 FALLS IN THE WORKPLACE East Malvern, VIC: Safetycare

(vhs: 14 min)

This video presents different categories of falls in the workplace and their contributing factors. It also states how to prevent falls and explains the hierarchy of controls. A range of control measures is suggested to be used to minimise or eliminate the risk of injury.

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V 365 SAFETY AND THE HUMAN FACTOR East Malvern, VIC: Safetycare (vhs: 11min) The intention of this program is to examine the human factors involved in

accidents, incidents and mistakes in the workplace. Topics included in the program:

- direct human involvement - indirect human involvement - violation - errors, mistakes and slips - dormant errors

Not all accidents are preventable, but careful forethought and planning,

combined with strict adherence to safe work practices will minimise the frequency and severity of accidents and incidents.

V 366 CBH TARPING PROCEDURES Perth: Co-operative Bulk Handling (vhs: 16min)

The risks with the safekeeping of grain are higher when stored in open bulkheads. Increased attention towards storage filling, protection from water ingress and general grain monitoring is demanded. Tarping safety procedures will involve moving tarps, use of hand clamps and ropes, and correct use of mechanical aids, winches, and stackers

V 367 RISK ASSESSMENT – MANUAL TASKS Brisbane: Queensland Video Productions, 2001 (vhs: 27min) Manual tasks are the workplace activities requiring the use of force exerted by the worker to grasp, manipulate, strike, throw, carry, move, hold or restrain either an object, load or body part. It can include the manual handling of a load (such as lifting), using a hand tool or keyboard work. This video outlines the process for assessing the risks related to manual tasks. Case examples illustrate the process in services, construction and manufacturing. V 368 OHS FUNDAMENTALS Perth: West 1, 2001 (vhs: 30min) This video contains historic workplace footage, deals with the change from prescription to general duty, examines the nature of risk, notes some leading edge safety problems and shows the viewer the latest in OHS information sourcing.

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V 369 UNDERSTANDING HAZARDS AND RISKS East Malvern, Melb: Safetycare Australia, 2001 (vhs: 19min) This program starts by examining how we as individuals deal with hazards in our everyday lives. It then looks at how society deals with hazards and then looks at the added factors that influence how hazards are dealt with in the workplace. The next section of the program clearly explains exactly what is a hazard and what is a risk. It also illustrates the distinction between a hazard and a risk. V 370 WHAT’S ? THE RISK Adelaide: WorkCover, 1995 (vhs: 31min) This teaching package illustrates the steps involved in carrying out a hazardous substance risk assessment. There are 3 case studies of risk assessment, ranging from a simple and obvious assessment in a hairdressing salon to a complex assessment in a radiator repair workshop.

V 371 CRANES, HOISTS AND SLINGS Melbourne: Vocam, 1999 (vhs: 17min) This video is intended for crane and hoist operators, supervisors and any personnel working in the vicinity of cranes or hoists. Slinging methods are covered as well as safety and operational procedures relevant to most lifting situations. V 372 POWERED HAND TOOL SAFETY Melbourne: Vocam, 2001 (vhs: 18min) From electric sanders to pneumatic jackhammers, powered hand tools are widely used across a huge range of industries. When operated improperly, powered hand tools can inflict injuries from minor to life threatening. This programme explains general safety principles related to the use of a wide range of electric and pneumatic tools as well as risks, safety procedures and personal protective equipment to particular tools. V 373 MAINTENANCE SAFETY Melbourne: Training Direct (vhs: 28min.) This program uses eleven accidents to illustrate the importance of building a wall of safety to protect yourself from the hazards. Some points covered in the program include:

- safety attitude - ladder safety - personal fall protection - welding/cutting - lockout/tagout

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- confined spaces

V 374 HEAR TODAY – GONE TOMORROW: code of practice for noise management

Sydney: Summer Hill Films, [2001] (vhs: 23 min.)

This video is addressing noise management issues in construction industry. It identifies noise engineer control and covers methods of assessment of employees’ exposure.

V 375 ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION Melbourne: SafetyCare Australia, 2001 (vhs: 12 min.)

Accident investigation is an essential part of any overall safety program. The best way to prevent accidents is to learn what actually happens in accidents. The program includes:

-types of accidents -contributory factors -gathering information and facts -determining corrective actions V 376 MANUAL HANDLING Melbourne:SafetyCare Australia, 2001 (vhs:10 min.)

This manual handling program will make people more aware of how to correctly assess the risk or problems with individual loads before any attempt is made to move it, by using the Hierarchy of Control Measures and thus eliminate hazards as a matter of normal work practice.

V 377 TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT: near miss reporting & investigation Melbourne: Training Direct, 2001 (vhs:14 min.)

A near miss incident is a warning sign that something is wrong with your policies, your processes, your equipment or your attitude. Too close for comfort shows how proper reporting and investigation of near miss incidents can reduce accident numbers, when organisations act on recommendations from a near miss incident investigation.

V 378 ONE STEP AHEAD Melbourne: Training Direct, 1999 (vsh: 25 min.)

This video covers risk assessments, method statements, safety inductions and toolbox talks. It highlights the supervisor’s role and responsibilities in regards to these areas and emphasises the importance of their attitude when dealing with health and safety matters.

V 379 LIFTING AND CARRYING

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Melbourne: SafetyCare, [n.d.] (vhs:11 min.)

Accidents and injuries resulting from incorrect manual handling techniques comprise the largest group of occupational hazards that result in lost time. This program covers the following:

1. Anatomy and physiology of the neck and back 2. Types of injuries - muscle-ligament and disc 3. Steps to safe lifting 4. Team lifting 5. Physical characteristics of loads 6. Working conditions

7. Personal limitations of personnel involved in manual handling tasks.

It is important to understand that of all the manual handling activities that put people at risk, lifting and carrying of objects accounts for 75% of all manual handling accidents and injuries. The principles of correct lifting and carrying must therefore be an important part of any manual handling training program.

V 380 JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS Melbourne, Vic.: SafetyCare, 2002 (vhs: 15 min.)

This video will help to examine a particular job or task so that all the hazards associated with a particular job can be identified and assessed and when necessary, suitable control measures can be determined.

V 381 INFECTION CONTROL IN THE WORKPLACE Melbourne, Vic.: Training Direct, 1999 (vsh: 12 min.)

This video looks at what infectious diseases at work are, standard precautions, first aid, PPE, and how to identify and remove workplace hazards. It also shows what should be in your first aid kit, how to dispose of infectious items and what medical assistance is available.

V 382 HEALTH & SAFETY ON THE FARM Perth, W.A.:Australian Centre for Agricultural Health and Safety, 2001 (vhs: 21 min.)

Everyone working on farms need to be aware of their occupational health and safety responsibilities, including the policy and procedures that involve them in farm safety management.

V 383 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Melbourne, Vic.: SafetyCare, 2001 (vhs: 15 min.)

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This program addresses the information a person needs to know in order to select and safely use a portable fir extinguisher in the workplace. The program looks in detail at the most commonly used fire extinguishers: water, foam, CO2, and powder extinguishers.

V 384 MANUAL HANDLING FOR INDUSTRY 2002 Melbourne, Vic : Vocam, 2002 (vhs: 20 min.)

Back structure and muscular disorders (MSD) are explained and methods for identifying, assessing and controlling manual handling risks are covered. Case studies with solutions applicable to typical workplace manual handling problems are used to illustrate correct manual handling procedures.

V 385 HOSPITALITY ESSENTIALS Melbourne, Vic : Vocam, 2002 (vhs: 18 min.)

Hospitality Essentials is a complete induction training programmed for all personnel working in hotels, motels, restaurants, reception centres and clubs. Safe work procedures are shown, with an emphasis on required duty of care when serving the public. Proper food handling, and manual handling procedures are demonstrated. A fire prevention and evacuation segment ensures that personnel will know how to respond in an emergency.

V 386 LOCKOUT/ TAGOUT MAKING IT SAFE Melbourne, Vic : Vocam, 2002 (vhs: 16 min.)

Isolation procedures commonly referred to as "lockout/tagout" are a key component of most safety management systems. To make operational equipment safe to work on and around, thorough isolation procedures need to be in place and then rigorously applied.

V 387 LOCK-OUT AND TAG-OUT Melbourne, Vic : Safety Image, 2001 (vhs: 26 min.)

Lock-out and tag-out is a simple process, but it plays a vital part in making your workplace safe. This video will emphasise the importance of correct lock-out and tag-out procedure.

V 388 UNSAFE ACTS Melbourne, Vic : SafetyCare, [2003] (vhs: 15min.)

In an effort to reduce accidents key issues associated with unsafe acts are considered: workplace design and layout, appropriate guards and interlocks, safe work procedures, PPE, signage and labelling.

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V389 WORKPLACE HOUSEKEEPING Melbourne, Vic : SafetyCare, [2003] (vhs: 12 mins.)

Examines the benefits of good housekeeping, reducing accidents and injuries, obstructions, spills and leaks, walking surfaces, fire control, material storage, waste control, stairs, exits, doorways.

V 390 WORKPLACE BULLYING Melbourne, Vic.: Business Essentials, [2003] (vhs: 27 mins.)

This video covers topics such: legal obligations, mediation, counselling, coping strategies and the effects on the workplace. This video is in two parts - part one is for general viewing by all staff, part two is for managers, explaining their obligations and offering solutions.

V 391 WAREHOUSE MANUAL HANDLING: THE NEW APPROACH East Melbourne, Vic.: Vocam, 2002 (vhs: 21 mins.)

This program explains the back structure and musculoskeletal disorders and identifies, assesses and controls manual handling risks.

Case studies with solutions applicable to typical warehouse manual handling problems are used to illustrate correct manual handling procedures.

V 392 BUILDING SITE ACCIDENT PREVENTION East Melbourne : Vocam, 2004 (vhs: 15 mins.)

The main hazards that lead to death and injuries in the building and construction industry are; falls, mobile plant accidents and electrocution. This program examines each of these areas in order to reduce accidents and highlights the risks of a building site.

V 393 THE PREVENTION OF EYE INJURIES Melbourne: SafetyCare, 2004

(vhs: 19 mins.) This video attempts to raise the awareness about eye safety in the workplaces. Blows to the eye, penetration of the eye, exposure to hazardous chemicals or radiation are common injuries if proper control measures are not taken.

V 394 OFFICE BUILDING FIRE SAFETY – HIGH RISE East Melbourne: Vocam, 2004 (vhs: 15 mins)

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An organisation can minimise the risk and spread of fire at the workplace by planning for fire emergency. This program covers topics such as fire prevention, fire detection, facing the fire, extinguishing the fire, fire awareness and evacuation.

V 395 OFFICE BUILDING FIRE SAFETY – LOW RISE East Melbourne: Vocam, 2004 (vhs: 14 mins)

In this program the appropriate procedures for mimising the risk of fire and the responses to a fire emergency are examined. Topics covered are: fire prevention, fire detection, facing the fire, extinguishing the fire, fire wardens and evacuation.

V 396 CHILD’S PLAY Melbourne: SafetyCare, 2004 (vhs: 12 mins)

Lifting and carrying related injuries represent the biggest health and safety problem in most workplaces. This program delivers the message that will make a difference to this old problem and encourages people to lift correctly.

V 397 FARM SAFETY: HOW ONE VICTORIAN FARMER HAS MADE IT HAPPEN Melbourne : WorkSafe Victoria and Victorian Farmers Federation, 2003

(vhs: 26 min.) This video is about a farmer who demonstrates several innovations he had developed to make working on his farm easier and safer.

V 398 OFF-HAND GRINDING SAFETY Melbourne : Vocam, 2003 (vhs : 12 min.)

Bench and pedestal grinders are some of the most commonly used machines in industry today. This video illustrates the safe use of abrasive wheels and bench grinders; storage, selection and types of wheels; mounting of wheels and safe grinding procedures.

V 399 YOU AND YOUR ATV Australia : Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries, 2004? (vhs : 20 min.) This video shows the selection and responsible use of ATVs on farms. It

illustrates safe operating practices, use of protective equipment, limitations of towing, etc.

DVD YOU AND YOUR ATV 400 Australia : Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries, 2004? (dvd : 20 min.)

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This video shows the selection and responsible use of ATVs on farms. It illustrates safe operating practices, use of protective equipment, limitations of towing, etc.

DVD SAFETY – EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY 401 Sydney, NSW : FutureMedia Pty. Ltd. (dvd : 48 min.) This is a powerful followup to “Remember Charlie”. This presentation

motivates workers and management to work as a team, ultimately creating a safer work environment. Charlie defines the real working heroes as the workers that follow safety procedures and he stresses the importance of each person taking responsibility for their actions and their safety as it affects the lives of everyone around.

DVD HAND AWARE 402 Melbourne, Vic.: Vocam, 2004. (dvd : 16 min.)

Injury to hands & fingers are the most common type of work injury. This programme relates to how the risk of accidents can be identified and avoided. Topics include safe machine operation, handling tools and care when carrying.

DVD EYE PROTECTION – SEE THE WHOLE PICTURE 403 Sydney, NSW : FutureMedia, 2004. (dvd : 18 min.) This programme emphasises the importance of PPE and the appropriate

use of eye protection. It also covers care and maintenance of eye protectors.

DVD NOISE AND YOU 404 Melbourne, Vic. : Vocam, 2004. (dvd : 20 min.) This shows the basic characteristics of noise and how the ear deals with

the sound. It looks at the warning signs of hearing loss and the selection, correct use and maintenance of hearing protectors.

DVD UNDERSTANDING SAFETY IN THE OFFICE 405 Melbourne, Vic. : Vocam, 2005 (dvd : 20 min.) This looks at potential hazards in the office and topics covered are office

housekeeping, workstations, manual handling, office security, emergency response and last but not least, dealing with aggression.

DVD LOCKOUT/TAGOUT : MAKING IT SAFE 406 Melbourne, Vic. : Vocam, 2002 (dvd : 16 min.) Correct isolation procedures during maintenance and servicing are the

subject of this production.

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DVD INDUSTRIAL ERGONOMICS 407 Melbourne, Vic. : Vocam, 2004 (dvd : 17 min.) This programme looks at awkward postures, repetitive movements and

training of personnel to identify ergonomic problems. DVD THE DANGERS OF COMPRESSED AIR 408 Melbourne, Vic. : SafetyCare, 2004 (dvd : 9 min.) This illustrates the do's and don'ts of compressed air and tries to increase

awareness of the dangers of compressed air. DVD NEWCOMERS AT WORK 409 Sydney, N.S.W. : FutureMedia, [2004]

(dvd : 24 min.) An interactive induction training programme tracing the path of five people who are just starting work. Also invaluable as refresher training for existing staff and will help managers and supervisors nderstand their responsibilities.

DVD HEAT STRESS: DON’T LOSE YOUR COOL 410 Sydney, N.S.W. : FutureMedia, 2004.

(dvd : 17 min.) This shows the different types of heat stress injuries and their symptoms. It also covers how to treat heat stress and how to prevent heat stress in the workplace.

DVD BLIND MAN’S BLUFF 411 Sydney, N.S.W. : FutureMedia, [2004]

(dvd : 22 min.) Hazard spotting needs practice and here viewers are tested on their safety awareness by the use of a score card to spot unsafe work practices. Workplaces covered include a warehouse, an office and a factory.

DVD WORKING SAFELY WITH FORKLIFTS 412 Perth, W.A. : Elephant Production, 2004

(dvd : 14 min.) This video provides refresher training for forklift operators. It covers many of the factors and situations that can result in accidents with forlifts.

DVD SAFETY AROUND MACHINES 413 Glen Waverley, V.I.C. : Training Direct, 2005

(dvd : 5 min.)

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This program shows how to stay safe around machines with blades, saws and moving parts and how to look after safety guards and ensure that machines are correctly maintained.

DVD GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

414 Glen Waverley, V.I.C. : Training Direct, 2005 (dvd : 7 min.) Good housekeeping directly relates to workplace safety. The workplace should be kept clean and tidy, floor surfaces cleared of discarded materials, storage areas and maintenance of all equipment checked regularly.

DVD NEW TO THE JOB (Withdrawn, replaced by an updated version 415 DVD 423)

Perth, W.A. : Elephant Productions, 2005 (dvd : 25 min.) This DVD assists employers, managers, and supervisors to introduce young, new workers and apprentices to important occupational safety an health principles, providing an overview of key concepts.

V 416 HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY: EAT TO LIVE, MANAGING THE RISKS IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY AND FOOD SAFETY Adelaide, S.A. : Steve Whitham Media, 2004 (vhs : 65 min.)

This program is designed to assist food businesses understand and implement Occupational Health, Safety and Food legislation.

V 417 WELDER ON SITE: BE AWARE Melbourne, Vic. : Vocam, 1997 (vhs : 19 min.)

The programme promotes fire safety awareness, and dangers associated with special jobs such as working at heights and welding in a confined space. It also covers topics such as toxic fumes, PPEs and first aid.

DVD WORKING SAFELY AT HEIGHT

418 Melbourne, Vic. : Vocam, 2003 (dvd : 17 min.)

This resources aim to prevent people from falling from height, or from being hit by falling objects. It covers safe work procedures, how to inspect and properly use scaffolds, ladders, trestles, elevated work platforms and fall arrest systems.

DVD PERSONAL FALL PROTECTION

419 Sydney, N.S.W. : FutureMedia, 2005 (dvd : 20 min.) An award winning program that works in saving lives – after seeing this program a worker who had not been using his fall protection correctly

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made the adjustments and survived a major fall as a consequence. Deals with equipment anchorage, tie-off and use. Also looks at body belts and harnesses.

DVD HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES SAFETY ESSENTIALS

420 Camberwell, VIC. : Vocam, 2006. (dvd : 23 min.) Unsafe use of hazardous substances can result in injuries both minor or major, both temporary or permanent. By conducting hazardous substances safety training you can avoid accidents and incidents.

DVD UNDERSTANDING DISPUTE RESOLUTION: INFORMATION FOR

421 INJURED WORKERS Perth, WA : Elephant Productions, 2006. (dvd : 33 mins.) This programme presents four cases of how Dispute Resolution Directorate resolves workers’ compensation disputes.

V 422 WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES?

IFAP, WA : Aquired Vision, 2003. (video : 12 mins.) This video shows the negative consequences of workplace injuries. This presents the series of four Australians who sustained injuries and the impact on their families. The video aims to increase motivation to participate in existing educational and workplace safety practices.

DVD NEW TO THE JOB: 423 Perth, WA : Elephant Productions, 2007 (dvd : 25 mins.) 2 Copies Important occupational safety & health information for young and new

workers and apprentices. This dvd assists employers to introduce young and new workers to important occupational safety and health principles, providing a basic overview of key concepts.

DVD RETAIL MANUAL HANDLING 424 Camberwell, VIC. : Vocam, 2007

(dvd : 20 mins.)

This DVD illustrates the issues relating to muscular skeletal disorders and how to minimise incidents in the workplace. It is relevant to all workplaces not just retail where manual handling is an issue.

DVD MAINTAINING A HARASSMENT FREE OFFICE-EMPLOYEES 425 Camberwell, Vic. : Vocam, 2005

(dvd : 20 mins) Workplace harassment and bullying are growing issues which can result in low morale & productivity, high turnover of staff and costly legal

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actions. Training of employees can minimise the risk of harassment & bullying. This DVD deals with recognising & dealing with harassment and ensuring that employees understand when workplace behaviour is unacceptable.

DVD BRING A SMILE TO SAFETY TRAINING 426 Sudbury, UK : HSE, 2006

(dvd : 58 mins) (DVD comprises of 5 sections ranging from 12mins. to 7 mins.) This DVD uses humour to get a serious message about health and safety across by using a series of short animated films featuring the character NAPO. There are 5 sections on this DVD. This DVD should appeal to all workers especially the young or inexperienced and will help them to understand hazards and ways to avoid them.

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A A nice safe job V 240 Accident investigation V 375 Accidents don't happen V 106 Accidents don't happen in the factory V 199 Accidents don't happen in the office V 200 Accident investigation in the workplace V 144 Accident investigation V 150 Accident investigation V 287 Agriculture video trailers V 277 AIDS means business too V 87 Alcohol and drugs in the workplace V 161 All right at height? V 359 Are you safe V 188 Asbestos removal: creating and maintaining a safe work enclosure V 71 Attitude … think about it V 324 ATVs, ROPS and rider safety V 330 Avoiding electrical hazards V 224 B Backpack V 182 Bet your life V 186 The Big Smoke V 29 Bitter Harvest V 261 Blind man’s bluff DVD 411 Blind man’s bluff V 43 Bloody Saturday V 183 Body work V 218 Bring a smile to safety training DVD 426 Brush chipper safety training V 340 Building site accident prevention V 392 Business communication skills V 350 Burns V 303 C Can't hear you knocking V 158 Can’t hear you knocking V 347 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation V 286 Carpal tunnel syndrome in industry V 126 Carpentry V 214 CBH tarping procedures V 366 Certification for operation of industrial equipment V 264 Chain reaction V 138 Chains, slings, cranes and hoists V 177 Chainsaws maintenance and safety V 211 Chemical laboratory safety V 234 Chemicals I - just one slip V 131 Chemicals II - user beware V 168 Chemicals in the workplace V 3 Chemicals under control V 140 Chemicals used at work: a national management strategy V 146 Child’s play V 396 Choices at work V 249 Class labelling of dangerous goods V 38 Clearing the air: developing a smokefree workplace V 175 Company Performance: the human factor V 41

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Communicating Safety V 327 Confined space entry V 294 Confined space safety V 83 Confined space safety V 356 Confined space safety ... if in doubt, stay out! V 272 Construction safety essentials V 295 Contractor safety V 147 Control of hazardous substances V 217 Controlling violence in the workplace V 349 Cranes, hoists and slings V 371 Cyanide: the silent killer V 27 D Dangerous manoeuvres V 230 The Dangers of compressed air DVD 408 Dead lucky V 66 Dead simple V 344 Dealing with a telephone bomb threat V 201 Dealing with chemical safety V 97 Dealing with manual handling V 42 Dealing with office fires V 57 Dial before you dig V 353 Does your job give you a pain? V 108 Don't ignore the machine! V 115 Driving: risks and responsibilities V 176 Driving safety awareness V 328 Driving safety awareness: country driving skills V 329 E An easy guide to general worksite safety Part 1 V 100 An easy guide to general worksite safety Part 2 V 101 An easy guide to herbicides and pesticides in the workplace V 103 An easy guide to handling hazardous chemicals V 190 An easy guide to occupational health and safety V 148 An easy guide to occupational dermatitis V 333 An easy guide to outdoor worker safety Part 1 V 162 An easy guide to outdoor worker safety Part 2 V 163 An easy guide to outdoor worker safety Part 3 V 164 An easy guide to safety committees and meetings V 149 An easy guide to stress management V 111 An epidemic of fear: AIDS in the workplace V 55 Electric hand tools V 94 Electrical and electronics safety V 72 Electrical lockout V 10 Electricity in rural industry V 246 Elevated work platforms: pre-operation checks V 275 Elevated work platforms: safe operation V 276 Emergency procedure for builders V 202 Emergency procedures for shopping centres V 203 Employee education: safety in the office V 151 English at work: improving health and safety at work V 194 English at work: wearing protective clothing V 195 English at work: taking part in the process - occupational health and safety V 196 The entertaining and easy way to learn resuscitation skills V 315 Environment, Safety, Health & Community Services V 343 Epilepsy in your life V 300 Equipment and machine guarding V 281 Ergo what?: an introduction to ergonomics V 171

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Ergonomics for supervisors V 125 Ergonomics – Office ergonomics V 128 Ergonomics the practical approach V 216 Essential elements of hand safety V 306 Evacuation V 255 Extra step V 142 Eye protection V 181 Eye protection – see the whole picture DVD 403 Eye safety V 84 Eye safety - watch it! V 132 F A fall from grace V 109 A fatal decision V 342 Falling isn't funny V 339 Falls in the workplace V 364 Farm Safety V 241 Farm safety: How one Victorian farmer has made it happen V 397 Find out the facts V 48 Fire control V 232 Fire protection and prevention V 222 Fire-safe V 254 First step safety V 93 Fitness: make it your business V 53 Five to survive V 143 - WITHDRAWN (DAMAGED) Forklift operator training and safety V 292 Forklift operation V 152 Forklift safety - Part 1 V 192A Forklift safety - Part 2 V 192B Foot safety V 135 Fresh muscles: fresh muscle exercises V 80 Fume: the hidden hazard V 351 G General staff induction: ANI Bracken Foundry V 317 Getting it right V 263 Getting it right at height V 298 Getting on top of health and safety in the NSW sex industry V 361 Good housekeeping V 28 Good housekeeping DVD 414 Good housekeeping and a little common sense V 231 Grinding wheel safety Part I V 11 Grinding wheel safety Part II V 12 H Hand and wrist injuries V 198 Hand aware DVD 402 Hand aware V 284 Hand safety: the irreplaceable tools V 61 Hand tools V 81 Handle with care! - manual handling V 226 Handling hazardous chemicals V 139 Hangman V 98 Hazard communication in the hospital V 160 Hazard identification (Retail Ind.) V 225 Hazardous substances: control at work - a systematic approach V 283 Hazardous substances safety essentials DVD 420

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Hazardous materials: an introduction to chemical agents V 30 Hazards of hospitality V 267 Head over heels V 112 Head protection V 223 Health and fitness at work - it works! V 107 Health and safety at the top and in action V 117 Health and safety at work V 95 Health and safety for the fishing industry V 280 Health and safety on the farm V 382 Health hazards caused by organic dusts with particular reference to word dust V 341 Healthy working and AIDS V 157 Hear today – gone tomorrow V 374 Heat stress – don’t lose your cool DVD 410 Help - a Red Cross first aid training film V 288 Hospital hazards V 159 Hospital infection control V 169 Hospitality essentials V 385 Hospitality industry: eat to live, managing the risks in occupational health, safety and food safety V 416 Hospitality safety series: housekeeping and porters V 236 Hospitality safety series: restaurant and bar V 237 Hospitality safety series: the kitchen V 238 Hospitality safety series: laundry and maintenance V 239 How did it happen: accident and near-miss investigation V 331 How to lead OH&S risk management V 337 Hear, Hear V 58 Hygiene and health at work V 248 I In at the sharp end V 123 Industrial ergonomics V 127 Industrial ergonomics DVD 407 Infection control in the workplace V 381 Inspection, care and storage of slings V 260 Introducing health and safety V 304 - DAMAGED Its for keeps V 156 J Just a little problem V 311 Job safety analysis V 380 K Keep it safe V 293 Kitchen and canteen safety V 118 Killers at work V 309 Kuldoo drum and wheelie bin tippers V 297 L The ladder film V 184 Ladders safety V 301 Legionnaire's disease: don't let it happen V 130 Lift trucks, pallet movers and trolleys V 290 Lifting and carrying V 379 Lifting Australia V 285 Lifting the load V 16 Lifting your game - keys to forklift safety V 326

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Lockout procedures V 99 Lockout/tagout making it safe V 386 Lockout/tagout making it safe DVD 406 Lock-out and tag-out V 387 Look after your back V 187 M Machine Hazard Awareness V 16 Maintaining harassment free office-employees DVD 425 Maintenance safety V 373 Making it better V 88 Making a better meatworks with health and safety best practice V 282 Making the job safe V 197 Man in the middle V 86 Managing stress in the workplace V 271 Manual handling V 376 Manual handling for industry V 256 – WITHDRAWN – replaced by V 384 Manual handling for industry 2002 V 384 Manual handling for the office V 258 Manual handling: the new approach V 120 Manual handling sense V 19 Manual load handling in the warehouse V 153 A matter of life and breath V 279 MIG welding V 334 Minimising back strain V 9 Moving on - awkward loads V 68 – WITHDRAWN N Newcomers V 265 Newcomers at work DVD 409 New to the job DVD 423 No simple solution V 15 Noise V 1 Noise and hearing conservation V 76 Noise and you DVD 405 Noise and you V 269 Noise management at work V 170 O Occupational cancer V 69 Occupational health seminar V 25 Off guard V 252 Off-hand grinding safety V 398 Office building fire safety – high-rise V 394 Office building fire safety – low rise V 395 Office ergonomics V 363 Office safety V 102 Office safety V 259 Office safety essentials V 302 On guard V 59 One step ahead V 378 One of our own V 54 Out of order V 67 Outdoor maintenance professionals - Part 1 V 307 Outdoor maintenance professionals - Part 2 V 308 Outdoor safety V 247 One step away V 228

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OHS fundamentals V 368 Overhead crane safety V 242 Overturning tractor V 251 Oxy-acetylene cutting V 51 Oxy-acetylene welding V 52 P Patient transfer V 338 Personal fall protection DVD 419 Personal protection V 20 Personal protective equipment V 270 Personal protective equipment V 274 Pesticides - friend or foe? V 78 Plant risk assessment "no risk" V 325 Plumbers, purlins and parachutes V 79 Pneumatic fastening tools V 332 Portable fire extinguishers V 383 Powder actuated fastening tools V 233 Power presses V 229 Powered hand tool safety V 372 Powered equipment in the warehouse V 154 A practical approach to OH&S management systems V 336 Prevention of eye damage V 244 Prevention of eye injuries V 393 Programme learning: occupational health and safety V 35 Putting safety first on the farm V 185 Q The Q and A of quality assurance V 219 R Rash decisions V 305 Recognition, evaluation and control of hazards V 155 Reducing the risk. V 220 Remember Charlie V 322 Removing AC Sheeting V 289 Repetitive strain injuries at work V 2 Respiratory protection V 136 Respiratory safety V 134 Retail manual handling DVD 424 Rigging - Part 1: Care and handling of rigging equipment V 90 Rigging - Part 2: Inspecting for safety V 91 Rigging - Part 3: Safe rigging V 92 Right to know V 141 Risk assessment for industry V 357 Risk assessment – manual tasks V 367 Risky business - safety in the workshop V 266 RSI: keyboard commonsense V 221 S Safe and effective grinding V 172 The Safe approach - good housekeeping V 28 The Safe approach - slips, trips and falls V 31 The Safe approach - tools and equipment V 26 Safe handling of gases V 204 Safe operation of chainsaws V 212

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The safe operation of overhead cranes V 273 The safe operation of forklifts V 245 Safe handling of T.D.I. and M.D.I. V 323 Safe patient handling: mechanical lifting devices V 63 Safe patient handling: moving a patient from bed to chair V 64 Safe patient handling: moving a patient from bed to trolley V 62 Safe patient handling: moving a patient in bed V 65 Safe pesticides use V 350 Safe tools and rules V 133 Safeguarding of dangerous machinery V 253 Safety & the human factors V 365 Safety: a matter of management V 82 Safety awareness V 213 Safety and forklifts V 70 Safety and use of air compressors V 173 Safety around machines DVD 413 Safety – Everyone’s responsibility DVD 401 Safety in session V 180 Safety leadership V 312 Safety matters V 313 Safety on the job - hazards of substance abuse V 14 Safety on the job - working with machinery V 13 Severe winter storms V 354 Sick of stress V 178 Shifting stock: a guide to manual handling V 235 Silent epidemic V 122 Skid steer loader safety V 191 Skin and foot protection V 193 Skin cancer V 129 Slips, trips and falls V 8 Slips, trips and falls V 348 So it won't happen again V 21 A solid act V 45 Something to do with safety reps V 44 Spark of concern V 18 Storm alert: a guide to severe weather at sea V 345 Strong spine V 362 Stop chasing your tail V 316 Stop it burning: the uneasy partnership V 23 -- WITHDRAWN –replaced by V 383 Stopping RSI V 7 Storm alert V 345 A systems approach to hazards: the concept V 165 A systems approach to hazards: hazard identification V 166 A systems approach to hazards: training and information V 167 T Talking of safety V 89 Tenosynovitis V 6 Think safety, work safely V 4 Tinnitus management V 321 Lockout/tagout: making it safe DVD 406 Towards a safer silo V262 Towards a safer workplace V121 Too close for comfort V377 Too much trouble V227 Tractor action V296 Tractor safety on slopes V250 Trauma at work V179 Tropical cyclone alert V355

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U Understanding dispute resolution: information for injured workers DVD 421 Understanding hazards and risks V369 Understanding, prevention and management of repetition strain injury V33 Understanding safety in the office D405 The uneasy partnership: building evacuation V39 The uneasy partnership: facts about fire V40 The uneasy partnership: identifying fire hazards V32 Unsafe Acts V388 Up aloft V124 U.V. and heat awareness V268 Using your STIHL line trimmer V346 V Ventilation V74 VDU and workstation ergonomics V243 Violence at work: managing the problem V320 W Warehouse manual handling V257 Warehouse manual handling: The new approach V391 Warning signs in marriage V215 Watch that space - construction V34 Way to go - a workers' guide to health and safety V105 The Weakest Link V37 Welder on site: be aware V 417 Weld in safety V119 Welding safety V145 What are the consequences? V 422 What bloody noise? V114 What’s? the risk V370 When pigs fly V50 Whose fault V49 Who stole the quiet day? V174 Wide world of work: metal industry inducation training video V310 Work safety essentials V291 Workers’ compensation and you V278 Working for safety V22 Working safely at height DVD 418 Working safely with forklifts DVD 412 Working safely with forklifts V358 Working with aggression V299 Workplace bullying V390 Workplace housekeeping V389 Y You and your ATV DVD 400 You and your ATV V399 You don't have to yell at me V36