Category: Electrical Safety   T015 - Electrical Burns Electrical burns can result from unsafe equipment or carelessness. Using actual situations, safety procedures and first aid treatment are shown. Revised 05.04 Tone: Graphic / Language: English, Spanish / Caption: Open Key Training Points: cutting off power source - check vital signs - victim movement - first aid   T017 - Shock Hazards - Power Tools Improperly used or maintained power tools can injure or kill. Learn simple ways to prevent electric shock from power tools. Tone: Drama / Language: English / Caption: Open Key Training Points: footwear - GFCI - tool inspection - grounding - flammables   T018 - A Welcome Interruption - GFCI Ground faults are the most common cause of electrical shock. The Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter prevents electrical shock and satisfies regulatory rules concerning protecting employees from ground-fault electrical shock. Learn how it can save you from a "shocking" interruption in your work or your life! Revised 05.04 Tone: Humorous / Language: English, Spanish, Japanese / Caption: Open Key Training Points: function - uses   T059 - A Shocking Experience - Shock Hazards Electrical hazards pose a danger at home, as well as in the workplace. A ghostly review of proper safety precautions for working with and around electricity is presented. Tone: Drama / Language: English, Spanish / Caption: Open Key Training Points: ladders - breakers - current   T063 - Tag, You're It - Lock Out / Tag Out Shutting down and locking out machinery prior to making repairs is an important safety procedure. Lock out/ tag out procedures are shown. Tone: Drama / Language: English, Spanish / Caption: Closed, Open Key Training Points: definition - procedures - responsibility - locks and tags   T155 - Zap! - Power Line Safety Power lines are like snakes, silent, but deadly. We need to be aware of power lines, above and below the ground. Know how to avoid this danger and what to do in an electrical emergency. Tone: Drama / Language: English Key Training Points: machinery contact - voltage - grounding - downed lines   T216 - Lock Out / Tag Out Hazardous Energy Sources Equipment scheduled to be worked on needs to be "Locked Out" and/or "Tagged Out" so that it will not "operate" while it is being maintained or serviced to protect those performing that work. Procedures and reasons for using Lock Out / Tag Out are shown. Who should be authorized to do it and undo it is discussed, as well as when and why it is needed. Tone: Actuality / Language: English, Spanish, Russian / Caption: Open Key Training Points: whys and when's - who and when   T274 - Electrical Safe Work Practices: Locking and Tagging Anytime you risk exposure to energized equipment or circuits, you can help protect yourself by first isolating the energy source and ensuring continued isolation with a lock and warning tag. Tone: Graphic / Language: English, Spanish Key Training Points: locks and tags - stored energy - employee notification   T284 - Portable Generators While portable generators allow you to "take your power with you", safety dictates that you can't take that power for granted. To prevent accidents, it's important to be aware of these hazards, and to follow safe operating procedures at all times. Tone: Humorous / Language: English Key Training Points: shock protection - re-fueling - location   T336 - Danger: High Voltage Do you know what "Danger: High Voltage" means? It means that contact with or dangerous proximity to high voltage electrical systems can cause serious injury or even death. Always exercise extreme caution when working on or near high voltage electrical lines or equipment. Tone: Dramatization Language: English Key Training Points: Shock hazards - Electric arc hazards - Minimum approach distances - Safe work practices.   T347 - Understanding Electricity Whatever your job is, you probably depend on electricity to provide services you need. But do you ever give any thought to the dangers electricity presents? Learn steps you can take to stop potential electrical hazards before they stop you. Actuality/Graphic / Language: English Key Training Points: How electricity works / Causes of shock / Fire hazards / Safety tips