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Category:
Fire Safety
T041 - Bar-B-Q Hal
Hapless Hal humorously
looks at how to enjoy a safe back yard barbecue.
Tone: Humorous
/ Language: English, Spanish
Key Training Points:
children - proper materials - use of lighter fluid - extinguishing
the fire
T150 - Fire Escape
- Getting Out Alive
The best way to
survive a fire is to have a fire escape plan. Plan ahead, so you
can get out of a fire alive.
Tone: Drama / Language:
English, Spanish
Key Training Points:
assigned duties - emergency planning - smoke inhalation - doors
- being trapped
T151
- Static Electricity
Static electricity
can be a real problem. Solid tips on how to reduce the incidence
of static electricity sparks and their resultant damage are given.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English
Key Training Points:
source of ignition - causes - prevention
T160
- Egress / Exit Safety
What if your building
has emergency exits, but you can't escape disaster because you
can't exit safely? Obstructions, exit doors, and how to exit safely
are covered.
Tone: Drama / Language:
English, Spanish / Caption: Open
Key Training Points:
clear paths - locations - blocked exit - awareness
T167
- Fire Prevention
By means of a horror
film format, you learn that by taking a few simple precautions,
and keeping your eyes open for "fires waiting to happen" can help insure that you never have to face the terror of a fire
at work.
Tone: Drama / Language:
English
Key Training Points:
flammable storage - smoke inhalation - smoke detectors - sources
of heat
T175
- Stay Low, Stay Alive - Smoke Inhalation
In most fires,
smoke and toxic gases are the real killers. Smoke is an angry,
vengeful menace who demands respect, or it will kill.
Tone: Drama / Language:
English
Key Training Points:
evacuation - smoke inhalation
T215
- Hot Work Permit
The hazards of
hot work are shown, as are the steps for reducing the possibility
of accidental fires and explosions. Personal protection equipment
and emergency equipment are discussed.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English, Spanish / Caption: Open
Key Training Points:
what - where - and when - fire watch duties
T228
- Space Heaters
A retiring fireman
looks back on his firefighting days and the hazards of portable
space heaters.
Tone: Drama / Language:
English
Key Training Points:
correct use - incorrect use
T248
- Office Safety - Preventing Office Fires
Many office fires
can be prevented. The basis of a good fire prevention program
is to control the amount of flammables and combustibles and eliminate
possible sources of ignition.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English
Key Training Points:
fire hazards - ignition - electrical hazards
T249
- Office Safety - Fire Plan
What happens, or
doesn't happen, in the first few minutes of a fire may determine
whether the fire can be controlled and whether you can escape
without injury.
Tone: Drama / Language:
English
Key Training Points:
fire losses - planning essentials - preventing fire deaths - insufficient
motivation - improper action - escape routes
T350 Fire Extinguishers - Classification
When used properly, a portable fire extinguisher
can save lives and property. However, if you use the wrong type
of extinguisher, you can make the fire worse and endanger yourself.
Read labels to determine safe and proper use before attempting
to extinguish a fire.
Tone: Drama / Language: English
Key training points: Fire extinguisher ratings
- Multi-class ratings - Extinguishing agents
T351 Fire Extinguishers - Safe
Use
Fire extinguishers, when used properly, can
help minimize personal and property damage if a fire occurs. However,
fighting fires can be dangerous. Know when and how to use a fire
extinguisher so that you donšt endanger yourself or others or make
the fire worse.
Tone: Drama / Language: English
Key training points: Types of fire extinguishers
- Potential risks - P.A.S.S. technique - Maintenance
T353 Working around Flammables
and Combustibles: Hazards
Flammable and combustible materials, used
widely in many workplaces, can cause fires and explosions or adverse
health affects from overexposure. The first step to safety is to
know what kind of material you are working with and the hazards
associated with it.
Tone: Actuality / Language: English
Key training points: Types of flammables
and combustibles - Health hazards - Fire and explosion hazards -
Labels/MSDS's
T354 Working Around Flammables and Combustibles: Safe Handling and Use
Careless mistakes and safety shortcuts can lead to serious problems when
working around flammable and combustible materials. To ensure safety, it's
critical to follow basic safety principles.
Tone: Actuality / Language: English
Safe working environments - Personal protective
equipment - Physical & health hazards Storage and disposal - Emergency
action: chemical spills and fires
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