Thursday, November 8, 2007
In this video the author warns that contractors should be aware that homes built prior to 1980 will usually have asbestos somewhere in the constructio
In this video the author warns that contractors should be aware that homes built prior to 1980 will usually have asbestos somewhere in the construction. Protective safeguards for both employees and the surrounding environment should always be observed.
Before remodeling an older home, it's important to know how to remove asbestos from buildings safely to avoid harmful exposure to asbestos fibers and dust.
http://www.searchmesothelioma.net/
Before remodeling an older home, it's important to know how to remove asbestos from buildings safely to avoid harmful exposure to asbestos fibers and dust.
http://www.searchmesothelioma.net/
Industrial safety helmets
Industrial safety helmets loose their strength over time. With a simple test you can estimate the condition of your helmet. - Finnish language version.
Right to Refuse Unsafe Work
From prevent-it.ca, a hilarious young worker safety site with other interactive stuff.
A campy corporate Training Video about the importance of Finger Safety in the workplace.
A campy corporate Training Video about the importance of Finger Safety in the workplace.
Health & Safety day- ArcelorMittal
This is a new chapter in the ArcelorMittal story; Health & Safety Day is a global initiative and the first tangible sign of the integration process.
The one day event took place at locations around the globe on the 6th March 2007. The campaign message 'to fulfill an accident record of zero'. The journey had originally begun in 2003 and the downward trend in accidents is already apparent. Strong leadership is driving this Health & Safety process and there is constant assurance that ArcelorMittal are putting their people before the job.
With these key messages, and the commitment shown by management, employees and sub-contractors alike this ArcelorMittal campaign aims to achieve positive results. Health & Safety is the number one priority.
The one day event took place at locations around the globe on the 6th March 2007. The campaign message 'to fulfill an accident record of zero'. The journey had originally begun in 2003 and the downward trend in accidents is already apparent. Strong leadership is driving this Health & Safety process and there is constant assurance that ArcelorMittal are putting their people before the job.
With these key messages, and the commitment shown by management, employees and sub-contractors alike this ArcelorMittal campaign aims to achieve positive results. Health & Safety is the number one priority.
Safety on the Job Site
A funny safety video produced for groups that do volunteer work for the elderly and disabled.
Shake Hands With Danger, animated
he cult-classic 1970 industrial safety film has been given new animated visuals by Scott Bateman (Bateman365, PlumTV).
Shake Hands With Danger, part 4 (of 4)
The Citizen Kane of Safety films, Shake Hands With Danger shows the real dangers that face construction works daily. Fire, Disembowment and Death are all featured as hazards of the workplace.
Shake Hands With Danger, part 3 (of 4)
The Citizen Kane of Safety films, Shake Hands With Danger shows the real dangers that face construction works daily. Fire, Disembowment and Death are all featured as hazards of the workplace.
Shake Hands With Danger, part 2 (of 4)
The Citizen Kane of Safety films, Shake Hands With Danger shows the real dangers that face construction works daily. Fire, Disembowment and Death are all featured as hazards of the workplace.
Shake Hands With Danger, part 1 (of 4)
The Citizen Kane of Saftey films, Shake Hands With Danger shows the real dangers that face construction works daily. Fire, Disembowment and Death are all featured as hazards of the workplace.
Shake Hands With Danger
I found a safety video on Youtube called Shake Hands With Danger. The video features accidents on work sites and how to prevent them. It was made sometime in the 1970's by the Centron Productions. The director of the safety film, Herk Harvey, directed "Carnival of Souls" in 1962, which I love. I took some odd parts of Shake Hands With Danger and pieced them together. The film itself is worth a watch and could be considered a '70's horror flick. Think of my little video as a trailer.
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