Safety Media Library

It is important to know what to do when a fire starts--know when and how to fight it and when not to. This program will provide viewers with the basic information they need to react safely in a potentially dangerous situation involving a fire. Topics include when to use an extinguisher, using the PASS method to put out a fire and extinguisher inspection, maintenance and storage.

It is important to know what to do when a fire starts--know when and how to fight it and when not to. This program will provide viewers with the basic information they need to react safely in a potentially dangerous situation involving a fire. Topics include when to use an extinguisher, using the PASS method to put out a fire and extinguisher inspection, maintenance and storage.

Portable fire extinguishers are classified according to their ability to handle specific types and sizes of fires. This video describes the importance of using the right extinguisher for the job and reading all labels to ensure safety.

Extinguishing a fire is a tricky thing; you must first know what's burning, how it burns, how you can control it and how to put it out safely. This program shows viewers how to calmly and effectively deal with fires and correctly use a fire extinguisher. Topics include five classes of fire, types of extinguishers (including K), extinguisher inspection and deciding whether to fight a fire.

When used properly, portable fire extinguishers can minimize personal and property damage if a fire occurs. This video outlines when and how to use a fire extinguisher correctly.

This program stresses to viewers the importance of making the right decisions when a workplace fire breaks out. Employees must know how to use the appropriate fire extinguisher and if the fire is in its beginning stages. More importantly, they must be confident in their ability to evacuate the facility safely should they be unable to extinguish the fire.

This program stresses to viewers the importance of making the right decisions when a workplace fire breaks out. They must know how to use the appropriate fire extinguisher and if the fire is in its beginning stages. More importantly, they must be confident in their ability to evacuate the facility safely should they be unable to extinguish the fire.

This program stresses to viewers the importance of making the right decisions when a workplace fire breaks out. They must know how to use the appropriate fire extinguisher and if the fire is in its beginning stages. More importantly, they must be confident in their ability to evacuate the facility safely should they be unable to extinguish the fire.

This video uses dramatic, real fire-fighting situations to teach employees how to identify potential fire sources as well as taking steps to prevent fires from happening in your workplace. Topics covered include: common causes of fires, recognizing fire hazards, choosing the right fire extinguisher, proper use of fire extinguishers and fire prevention best safety practices.

This video reviews the causes of industrial fires and what employees should do in case of a fire emergency. Topics include: classes of fire, use of fire extinguishers, handling flammable materials and evacuation procedures.

This program reviews fires in office environments and discusses what employees should do in a fire emergency. Topics include: common causes of workplace fires, the concept of "flashpoint", classes of fires, the importance of good housekeeping, fire extinguishers, evacuation and first aid.

It's one thing to understand the importance of fire safety and another to be prepared when a fire emergency strikes. Knowing how to prevent fires, keep a clear head during evacuation, even the skills to put out a small fire using a fire extinguisher, can save lives and property.

This fire prevention video focuses on identifying different types of fires and how to extinguish potential fire hazards. Other topics include identification of different types of fire extinguishers and how to use them, using good housekeeping methods to prevent fires, building evacuations and first aid methods for smoke inhalation and radiant heat.

Due to the hazardous and flammable materials often used or stored at industrial facilities, fires at these locations can have disastrous consequences. In fact, 3,000 workers are injured and another 150 die each year in industrial fires. The good news is that almost all workplace fires can be prevented. That's the purpose of this program: to show the safe work practices employees should follow to reduce the risk of a workplace fire and to review things that should be done if a fire should break out.

Due to the hazardous and flammable materials often used or stored at industrial facilities, fires at these locations can have disastrous consequences. In fact, 3,000 workers are injured and another 150 die each year in industrial fires. The good news is that almost all workplace fires can be prevented. That's the purpose of this program: to show the safe work practices employees should follow to reduce the risk of a workplace fire and to review things that should be done if a fire should break out. Topics include five classes of fire, good housekeeping, handling and storing hazardous materials, static electricity, the emergency action plan, evacuation procedures, fire extinguishers and treating fire-related injuries.

While office workers often don't think much about the potential for fire while performing their jobs, there are more than 1,000 fires in office environments each year. This program discusses how to eliminate the factors that contribute to the ignition of fires and how to respond if a fire were to break out. Topics include good housekeeping, controlling electrical fire hazards, emergency action plans, evacuation procedures, classes of fire and their extinguishing agents, the importance of using the appropriate fire extinguisher, using the PASS system to extinguish a fire and treating fire-related injuries. (Spanish version #518)

While office workers often don't think much about the potential for fire while performing their jobs, there are more than 1,000 fires in office environments each year. This program discusses how to eliminate the factors that contribute to the ignition of fires and how to respond if a fire were to break out. Topics include good housekeeping, controlling electrical fire hazards, emergency action plans, evacuation procedures, classes of fire and their extinguishing agents, the importance of using the appropriate fire extinguisher, using the PASS system to extinguish a fire and treating fire-related injuries. (English version #370)

While office workers often don't think much about the potential for fire while performing their jobs, there are more than 1,000 fires in office environments each year. Such factors as employee complacency, office equipment and appliances that generate heat and large amounts of paper and other combustible materials can all contribute to office fires resulting in major property damage, serious injuries and fatalities. This program discusses how to prevent these and other factors from contributing to the ignition of fires and how to respond if a fire were to break out. Topics include good housekeeping, controlling electrical fire hazards, emergency action plans, evacuation procedures and using the PASS system to extinguish a fire.

In the last several years, firefighters responded to one fire in an educational facility every hour. With knowledge and teamwork, damaged property and most importantly human lives can be saved. You will learn about what to do in a fire, how to work together to get everyone out safely, how a fire starts, and how to prevent fires.

This DVD will teach your employees life-saving information about the different types of fires, how they can be prevented and what to do in the event of a fire. Other topics include, elements that a fire needs to burn, prevention and fire extinguisher use.

If a fire broke out in your workplace, would your employees know what to do? Do they know where the nearest fire extinguisher is? Or how to use it? When it comes to fires, time is of the essence. Help your employees identify when they should fight and when they should flee a fire, and if they fight, how to properly operate the fire extinguisher. Topics include: Classes of fires, four elements needed to produce a fire, types of portable fire extinguishers, inspection and maintenance of extinguishers, steps to take when a fire occurs and what to do after the fire is extinguished.

Portable fire extinguishers provide a handy and reliable way to put out small fires before they get out of control, but to be safe, employees need to know how and when to use them. This program reminds employees how fire works and reviews the major causes of fire. It also examines fire prevention techniques and the use of fire extinguishers.

Portable fire extinguishers provide a handy and reliable way to put out small fires before they get out of control, but to be safe, employees need to know how and when to use them. This program reminds employees how fire works and reviews the major causes of fire. It also examines fire prevention techniques and the use of fire extinguishers.