Compliance Safety Training

Hexavalent Chromium Employee Training by ERI Safety Videos

“Hexavalent chromium is essential to a number of industrial applications: chromate pigments are used in dyes, ink and plastics, chromic acid is used in chrome plating and chromates are used to prevent corrosion in paints and other coatings. While these compounds can be very beneficial, they can also be harmful or lethal to those employees exposed to them. This program discusses the safe work practices these workers must follow to avoid exposures to this hazardous substance. Topics include characteristics and properties of hexavalent chromium, effects of exposures, engineering and work practice controls, medical surveillance, the respiratory protection program, protective clothing and equipment, proper housekeeping and responding to exposures”..ERI

We have a few safety cd’s brand NEW.

- Hearing Conservation Safety training

- Right to Know

- Personal protective Equipment (PPE) 1910.132

- Lock-out/Tag-out

- Bloodborne Pathogens in Commercial and Industrial Facilities

Please contact us with further informartion at 302.737.7000.

Here is what the producers says about these products.

Providing employees with safety and regulatory compliance training is more
challenging than ever. Pulling groups of employees away from their jobs at
the same time can be difficult… many employees are “geographically dispersed” and
can’t easily get together for group training… and new employees are coming
through the door all the time. Additionally, with many regulatory agencies
wanting this training to be documented, the “training equation” has
gotten even more complex.

MARCOM’s Interactive CD-ROM Training Library can solve these problems. Employees
can receive training on demand… any time… and at their own pace. MARCOM’s
courses also increase information retention by directly involving employees
in the learning process. They can… “see”… “hear”…
and “touch”… their training material.

Based on MARCOM’s highly acclaimed video/DVD training programs, over 100 interactive
courses are now available in MARCOM’s interactive CD-ROM library, covering
four major product areas… general safety, regulatory compliance, laboratory
safety and OSHA’s HAZWOPER regulation.

Each interactive course is about 30-45 minutes long depending on the topic.
Courses are divided into a number of logical sections, each with its own quiz,
so information is easily understood… and retained.

Also designed with training managers in mind, courses in the Interactive CD-ROM
Training Library include a learning management system (LMS) at no additional
cost. Using this system, trainers can define curricula… establish log-in
procedures… even set up “pre” and “post” tests. The system
also tracks employee activity through a powerful relational database, which
can generate a number of informative reports. A database import/export feature
also allows information to be transferred to and from databases in other software
packages, such as a company’s human resource system.

MARCOM’s interactive CD-ROM courses and learning management system can be
run on standalone computers as well as “hard-wired” local and wide
area networks (LANs and WANs).

Digital-2000 Inc. has been working hard to bring our customers and distributors the option of offering Closed Caption with all of our videos. We have created a list of the current titles available with closed caption for the hearing impaired.

1001ae Employee Safety Orientation
1001be Respirators & How To use Them
1001de Back Injury Prevention Lifting Safety
1001ge Forklift Operator Training
1001ie How To Prevent Slips And Falls
1002ae MSDS For Hazard Communications
1002be Fit Testing Respirators
1002de Back Injury Prevention Through Exercise
1002he Cranes, Chains, Slings & Hoists Safety
1003ce Unsafe Acts Human Behavior
1003he Machine Guarding Conveyor Safety
1004ae Control Of Hazardous Energy
1004be Eyes Protection A New Approach
1004ce Accident Causes & Prevention
1006fe NFPA Hazardous Materials
1007be Personal Protective Equipment
1007de Lifting Safely w/Back Belts
1007ee Safety & The Supervisor
1007fe Chemical Safety
1007he Hand And Power Tool Safety
1007ie Heat Stress
1008be Blood Borne Pathogens In The Workplace
1008de Better Back, Better Life
1008fe Hazardous Materials Spill Cleanup
1008he Portable Grinding & Abrasive Wheels
1009be Respiratory Protection Program
1009de Back Injury Responsibility
1009fe Hazardous Materials And Flammable Safety
1009he Safe Use Of Compressed Gas Cylinders
1009ie Hand And Wrist Injuries
1010be Controlling Exposure To Blood Borne Pathogens
1010de System Lifting 2000 Long Version
1010ee Office And Computer Ergonomics
1010he Safe Handling Of Compressed Gas Cylinders
1011ce Science of Cause & Avoidance of Accidents
1011de System Lifting 2000 Short Version
1011ee What To Do In Case Of An Emergency
1011he Arc Welding Safety - 1926.252
1012be Hearing Conservation
1013ge Electric Pallet Jack
1015be Blood Borne Pathogens For Non Healthcare Workers
1015ge Aerial Lift
1016be Bloodborne Pathogens 2000
1017be Respirator and New Rules
1018be Respirator Selection - Use
1018fe S.T.E.P. Safety Training And Emergency Prepairdness
1019be Respirators - Fit Testing - NIOSH Standards
1020be Hand Injuries
1020he Confined Space Entry (Long Version)
1023ae Hazardous Communications Cosmetology
1023be My Precious Eyes
1023fe Fire Prevention Responsibilities
1024fe Fire Prevention - The Gory Story
1024he Power Saw Safety
1025be PPE - It’s Your Call
1025he Safe Operations of Cranes & Hoists
1026ae How to Investigate an Accident
1026be New BBP - The Complete Program
1027ie Killer Bees
1028ae Lead in the Workplace
1029he Oxygen-Acetylene Welding Safety
1032ie Basic First Aid
1033ae What’s Wrong (I)
1033ie High Impact
1034ae What’s Wrong (II)
1034ie Winter Driving Safety (Short Version)
1035ie Hypothermia
1036ie CPR2000
1037ie High Impact II
1038ae Ladder Safety
1039ae Orientation (Long Version)
1040ae Orientation (Short Version)
1041ae Hazardous Communications (Long)
1042ae Hazardous Communications (Short)
1042ie Employee Fall Protection
1043ae Lockouy/Tagout for Affected/Authorized Personnel
1043fe H2S Hydrogen Sulfide
1043ie Golf Cart Safety
1044ae Shift Work and Preventing Fatigue
1044fe Fire Extinguishers & Use 2000 (Short Version)
1077ae Top 10 OSHA Violations & How to Eliminate Them
1049ie Electrical Safety Illustrated (Short)
1050ae New Lockout/Tagout Program
1050fe Working with Benzene
1053fe Fire Extinguishers & Use 2000 Long Version)
1058ie Emergency First Aid
1062ie Job Safety Analysis
2005ae Sexual Harassment In The Workplace
2018ae Sexual Harassment What Employees Need To Know
2019ae Sexual Harassment What Your Managers Need To Know
2020ae Sexual Harassment How To Properly Investiage A Claim
2029AE HIPAA
3024ae Flagger Safety
5008ae Kitchen Safety
5015ae Bomb Threat Procedures
5016ae High Rise Evacuation
5045ae Dishwasher Safety
5046ae Methamphetamine - What’s Cooking in your Hotel?
6013ae Knife Safety
9028ae Battery Maintenance, Handling & Storage
10015ae Front End Loader
10016ae Roll Offs Operation
10017ae Side Loader Operation & Safety
10018ae Rear End Loaders
10019ae Residential Driving Safety & Helpers
10021ae 5 Keys to Safe Driving
10026ae Route Observations
10048he Landfill Safety
10055ae Recycling Facility Safety
1031he Hot Work Permits
13012ae Road Rage
13013ae Think ‘N Drive
14015ae Universal Precautions
19001ae Hand Injuries
19004ae My Precious Eyes - The Gory Store
20006ae You’re the One
5-0010ae Trenching & Shoring
c015ee Scaffold Safety 1926.450

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1054A Introduction To OSHA

This is an excellent program designed to meet OSHA’s 10 hour courses and explains the inner workings of OSHA, penalties, VPP’s, and interaction with NIOSH. The program features candid interviews with Dr. Joh Howard, Director of NIOSH and Director of the OSHA Review Commission. This program trains employees in the different facets of OSHA And Provides and excellent understand of OSHA’s Responsibilities.
English Only
Runtime 22 Minutes
Online Preview Coming Soon!

14036A AED Automatic External Defibrillator

More organizations are becoming involved in providing AED’s for their employees, as this equipment has proven to be an an effective Life Saver. The training includes how to use the equipment, what to do if a person has a pacemaker, safety features of the equipment and generally how to use the AED’s in case of an emergency.
English Only
Runtime 11 Minutes
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1032H Handling Compressed Gas Safely

This new training program has been developed to encompass all aspects of Compressed Gas Safety. This program includes handling, storing, identification, transporting, using and other aspects of compressed gases. The training includes sections on the much used propane compressed gas cylinders. Real life explosions of gas cylinders, from the Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, are shown to demonstrate the devastation of exploding gas cylinders, how far they can fly and the damage they can cause. Dramatic explosions.
English Only
Runtime 20 Minutes
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See more Digital 2000 safety videos here: http://complianceandsafety.com/shop/index.php?l=product_list&c=217

Within the next few weeks we will release the updated ANSI MSDS safety program. Our First Aid program, which is being updated to include information on Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), is scheduled for release in February 2008.

As we announced in our previous post, we are also working on updating our Eye Safety and Industrial Ergonomics training courses. We expect these programs to be released in the Spring 2008

The release of an updated Lock-Out / Tag-Out program 1910.147 (which was announced in our last post as being one of the next programs to be released) has been moved to Summer 08.

Once these video/DVDs are updated, we will update the CD-ROM and online versions of these courses.