Collection Summary.

The safety training videos in this collection primarily look at identifying and reducing the number of safety risks by focusing on employee behaviors and creating change.

Who's it for?

The safety video training programs are designed to suit any work environment where a Behavioral Safety program is currently being used or where it is being considered. Reducing the occurrence of unsafe acts will reduce the number of accidents and injuries that occur in the workplace.

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Contractor Management

When attempting to provide a safe workplace, it is important to consider everybody who will set foot in that workplace or on its grounds. This includes, not only regular staff members but also contractors and sub-contractors.

Workplace Violence and Aggression

Our working life often requires frequent human interaction, and while the vast majority of these situations may be uneventful, there is always the risk that they may involve violence or aggression.

Sexual Harassment – Prevention and Awareness

Sexual harassment is any form of unwelcome sexual conduct. This can include written, verbal or physical acts. These incidents can happen in person or online. If an incident is reciprocated, consensual or welcome and is based on mutual attraction or friendship then it is not sexual harassment.

Workplace Health and Wellbeing

Addressing problems of Workplace Health and wellbeing with suitable training is key to improving the physical fitness and mental health of the people in an organization. This training course examines many ways an organization can improve health and wellbeing in the workplace.

Behavioral Safety

This program provides an understanding of Behavior Based Safety and shows how a Behavioral Safety program works. The course aims to reduce the incidences of unsafe acts by modifying people’s behaviors and improving their attitudes towards safety.

Understanding Safety Awareness

Understanding Safety Awareness is a program that has been designed for all personnel. It can be used as a general safety training program and can also be utilized as an induction program for new personnel to introduce safety concepts.

Safety Committees

The objective of this safety committee training course is to highlight the importance of a Workplace safety committee and by so doing, increase awareness of the standards for worker responsibility in observing and being active in daily safety procedures.

The Human Factor

Careful planning combined with adherence to safe work practices and procedures minimises the frequency and severity of accidents and incidents. This program examines the human factors involved in accidents, incidents and mistakes in the workplace.

Work Related Stress

This program examines hows stress can affect members of an organization as well methods for combating it. Awareness of potential risks and moving proactively to prevent stress taking hold, will help minimize the chances of stress-related illness.

Unsafe Acts

Unsafe acts occur in every workplace, and they occur, the more likely accidents and health problems will result. This program examines the reasons for the occurrence of unsafe acts and methods that can be used to reduce their frequency.

Understanding Hazards and Risks

This course looks at understanding hazards and risks in the workplace. The process of hazard identification and evaluation, often referred to as risk assessment is so important that it is vital that everyone fully understands the meaning of the words.

The Principles of Accident Investigation

Learning why and how accidents occur is fundamental to making improvements in working conditions and operational methods. The principles of accident investigation should be regarded as an important component of any workplace health and safety strategy.

Drugs and Alcohol at Work

The object of this program is to identify some of the problems and to look at a variety of options available to handle this issue. The course covers definitions, safety, problem identification, confidentiality issues and drug and alcohol testing.

Bullying in the Workplace

It’s in everyone's best interests to prevent workplace bullying. By developing effective policies and procedures, and being vigilant in identifying and addressing bullying, healthier and safer workplaces for everyone can be achieved.