Train your staff in the safe use of hand and power tools.

This chainsaw safety video looks at a range of operational and cutting procedures that are crucial for the safe and successful operation of the chainsaw. Included in this program is preparation, starting and operating. It also includes general lumbering tree felling.

By increasing awareness of the dangers of compressed air, the risk of injuries can be reduced and workplace safety can be improved. The program provides people with a practical understanding of how compressed air works and why it is dangerous.

Off-hand Grinding machines are widely used throughout industry. This program shows how to operate an off-hand grinding machine safely and efficiently and is aimed at professional and non-professional operators as a safety and operational guide.

This program shows the correct and safe use of a wide range of metalworking tools. This program is aimed at all users of basic Metalwork Tools, whether they be students or experienced trades people who may require a refresher on safe and correct usage.

Hand Tools are the most common equipment used throughout industry. The program shows the proper use and care of a number of basic hand tools, including techniques and safe work practices relating to a wide range of basic hand tools.

Power Tools Safety Training shows operators how to get the best out of their Power Tools and how to use them effectively and safely. The tools covered in this program include Power Drills, Belt and Orbital Sanders, Power Planers and Jig and Circular Saws.

Chainsaw operators should always be aware of the dangers which relate to the operation of a chainsaw. In this safety video we show the features of a modern chainsaw, how to operate and maintain the tool correctly and how to use a chainsaw safely.

The angle grinder safety program is aimed at professional and non-professional operators of Angle Grinders as a safety and operational guide. This program includes Types of Angle Grinders, Pre-Use Checks, Safe Operation, Disc Shatter and Kick Back.

Awareness of hand-arm vibration syndrome, identifying hazards and reducing risk levels will help prevent HAVS issues occurring in the workplace. The safety program covers Tools most likely to pose a risk, Vibration Regulations and Control Measures.