Collection Summary.

This collection of safety video content provides a diverse range of fire awareness training videos to help your employees learn about fire safety in the workplace.

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Suitable for all workplace personnel and safety managers, the aim of this video based training collection is to improve the participants understanding about the subject of fire safety in the workplace and to specifically identify control measures that will prevent fires and injuries occurring.

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Building and Office Evacuation

There are many reasons why a building or a group of buildings may need to be evacuated. Every organization should have a tried and tested evacuation plan. This program covers the evacuation plan, the team, responsibilities, training and practice

Bomb Threats

This program examines the emergency preparedness strategy that should be adopted to deal with bomb threat or placement situations. This program has been produced to be shown to all personnel who may become involved in a bomb threat incident.

Workplace Housekeeping

Good housekeeping is an ongoing responsibility of everyone in the workplace. Workplace housekeeping safety training helps to reduce the number of accidents and injuries occurring. It also decreases the risk of fires occurring in the workplace.

Static Electricity

The program provides a practical understanding of static electricity and examines potential hazards and ways to control static electricity. The safety video covers important safety precautions that should be followed when working in flammable atmospheres.

Office Fire Management

With established firefighting procedures and appropriate, well-maintained, firefighting equipment many fires can be easily controlled. When office fires happen, a knowledge of what to do in your work area can prevent damage and even save lives.

Fire Safety Awareness

This program looks at a simple scientific explanation of fire, Identification of common workplace hazards associated with fires and fire behavior characteristics. The program concludes with identifying oxygen deprivation as the major cause of fire related deaths.