Safety Media Library

The most recent 2012 NFPA 70E standard has many changes and updates as compared to the outdated 2009 edition. In this program, the dual hazards of electric shock and arc flash are clearly explained and highlighted with dramatic arc flash footage, full-scale explosions and realistic reenactments of flammable clothing ignition due to arc flash incidents. While convincing your workers of the importance of wearing proper PPE, the video also explains the critical parts of the 2012 70E standard in detail. Topics include qualified electrical worker requirements, creating an electrically safe working condition, confirming a zero energy state, energized electrical work permits, approach boundaries, incident energy level, arc flash boundaries, hazard risk categories and how to properly dress for arc flash protection. (Spanish Version #818)

The most recent 2012 NFPA 70E standard has many changes and updates as compared to the outdated 2009 edition. In this program, the dual hazards of electric shock and arc flash are clearly explained and highlighted with dramatic arc flash footage, full-scale explosions and realistic reenactments of flammable clothing ignition due to arc flash incidents. While convincing your workers of the importance of wearing proper PPE, the video also explains the critical parts of the 2012 70E standard in detail. Topics include qualified electrical worker requirements, creating an electrically safe working condition, confirming a zero energy state, energized electrical work permits, approach boundaries, incident energy level, arc flash boundaries, hazard risk categories and how to properly dress for arc flash protection. (English Version #144)

The most recent 2012 NFPA 70E standard has many changes and updates as compared to the outdated 2009 edition. In this program, the hazards of arc flash are highlighted with dramatic arc flash footage, full-scale explosions and realistic reenactments of flammable clothing ignition due to arc flash incidents. While convincing your workers of the importance of wearing proper PPE, the video also explains the critical parts of the 2012 70E standard in detail. Topics include qualified electrical worker requirements, creating an electrically safe working condition, energized electrical work permits, approach boundaries, arc flash boundaries and hazard risk categories.

This DVD provides information on the causes and prevention of arc flash and safety recommendations.

Did you know that in the extreme temperatures of an arc flash blast metal vaporizes? The sound can reach 160 decibels causing permanent severe hearing damage. Make sure your workers never experience the devastation of an arc flash explosion. This life-saving training program will bring you and your workers up to speed on the 2009 version of NFPA70E. Get the latest information on arc flash prevention.

Teach your workers how to stay safe while keeping their co-workers and the workplace safe with the information in this program drawn from NFPA 70E. This program covers the three hazards encountered by those who work with or near electricity: electrical shock, arc flash and arc blast.

This program is designed to make employees aware of basic electrical safety in the workplace. Review of safety requirements on plugs, cords, cables, disconnect switches, hand/power safety and other electrical safety equipment.

This video stresses that understanding and controlling hazardous energy sources in the workplace is critical to remaining safe while performing many tasks each day. Topics include: types of energy sources, proper use of locks and tags and special lockout situations.

The focus of this program is controlling hazardous energy sources, or lockout/tagout. Everywhere we look we are surrounded by energy such as high-pressure steam, electricity, hydraulic and pneumatic systems and the force of gravity, all of which are critical to the operation of our facility. Every form of energy, however, can also be highly dangerous unless treated with respect and controlled properly. Understanding and controlling these hazardous energy sources in the workplace is critical to remaining safe while performing our many tasks each day. Topics include types of energy sources, the company energy control plan, common lockout situations and authorized and affected employees. Lockout/tagout devices, lockout procedures and controlling energy in special situations are also covered in this video.

The focus of this program is controlling hazardous energy sources, or lockout/tagout. Everywhere we look we are surrounded by energy such as high-pressure steam, electricity, hydraulic and pneumatic systems and the force of gravity, all of which are critical to the operation of our facility. Every form of energy, however, can also be highly dangerous unless treated with respect and controlled properly. Understanding and controlling these hazardous energy sources in the workplace is critical to remaining safe while performing our many tasks each day. Topics include types of energy sources, the company energy control plan, common lockout situations and authorized and affected employees. Lockout/tagout devices, lockout procedures and controlling energy in special situations are also covered in this video.

This high-impact program retells the story of Michael Fitch who lost his life because he failed to use proper lockout/tagout procedures. This video places emphasis on the importance of safe work practices. Topics include: interviews with Michael's family and friends, details about how the incident occurred and how to avoid this situation in your facility.

This presentation covers NFPA -70E, compliance with OSHA standards.

This program reminds employees about electrical hazards they may face in their jobs, and provides the information they need to work safely around electricity. This program will also assist in satisfying the OSHA training requirements under 29 CFR Part 1910.331 (Electrical Safety Standard) for "non-qualified" employees. Topics covered in these products include: basic terms and definitions, circuits and flow of electricity, recognizing and avoiding electrical hazards, special environments, dealing with an electrical accident, and more.

A lot of safety training is directed at electricians and other qualified workers. But what about the rest of us? Electricity is something that we use every day and sometimes ignore its hazards. This program will present information on how electricity works, what it can do to the human body and how to use electricity safely. This information is presented at a level for everyone who works with electrically powered tools, equipment and appliances and presents what everyone should know to stay safe.

This DVD shows workers how to protect themselves from electrical shock and what to do if danger strikes. It includes topics such as conductivity, lockout/tagout, safe work practices, PPE and emergency response.

Because electricity is so important to our everyday lives, it is surprising that many of us know very little about it or the hazards it presents. Many workers don't understand the dangers of electricity and don't follow safe work practices when working with or around electricity or electrical equipment. You don't have to be a qualified electrical worker or electrician to have a need to understand electrical safety. In fact, all workers should know and practice basic electrical safety. This program provides viewers with a general understanding of how electricity works while showing them the actions they can take to prevent becoming part of an energized electrical circuit.

Because electricity is so important to our everyday lives, it is surprising that many of us know very little about it or the hazards it presents. Many workers don't understand the dangers of electricity and don't follow safe work practices when working with or around electricity or electrical equipment. You don't have to be a qualified electrical worker or electrician to have a need to understand electrical safety. In fact, all workers should know and practice basic electrical safety. This program provides viewers with a general understanding of how electricity works while showing them the actions they can take to prevent becoming part of an energized electrical circuit.

This program helps workers avoid tragedies by training them to wear proper PPE, test circuits and equipment properly, take proper protective measures and follow the National Electric Code guidelines.

This program provides a basic knowledge of how electricity works, effects of electric current on the human body, common hazards associated with electricity and ways to control them.

Anyone working with electricity must know and apply basic safety principles and proper emergency procedures. This popular program defines common electrical terms and explains housekeeping and circuit protection devices

This program is designed to train employees on electrical hazard recognition and safe work practices. It dramatizes a workplace scenario that shows consequences of disregarding safe work practices. This presentation covers electrical safety practices for all employees, and distinguishes between "qualified" and "unqualified" employees.

Every year in the United States electrical contact causes 3,600 disabling injuries and kills an average of one worker per day, making electrocution the fourth leading cause of industrial fatalities. Summit's Electrical Safety: NFPA 70E in Video/DVD to train employees on the hazards of working with electrical currents. This program covers electrical hazard, energized equipment, approach boundaries and personal protective equipment. Make sure your employees understand and can apply the strengthened safeguards in NFPA 70E that can prevent electrical injuries and deaths.

A lot of safety training is directed at electricians and other qualified workers. But what about the rest of us? Electricity is something that we use every day and sometimes ignore its hazards. This program will present information on how electricity works, what it can do to the human body and how to use electricity safely. This information is presented at a level for everyone who works with electrically powered tools, equipment and appliances and presents what everyone should know to stay safe. (Spanish version #591)

A lot of safety training is directed at electricians and other qualified workers. But what about the rest of us? Electricity is something that we use every day and sometimes ignore its hazards. This program will present information on how electricity works, what it can do to the human body and how to use electricity safely. This information is presented at a level for everyone who works with electrically powered tools, equipment and appliances and presents what everyone should know to stay safe. (English version #882)

This video is designed to provide basic electrical safety training for employees who work around electrical equipment but aren't qualified electricians. Featured are several injury reenactments that illustrate the consequences of committing unsafe acts with and around electricity. Training topics include: electrical insulators and conductors, circuits and circuit-breaking devices, how electricity is measured, basic terminology, safe work practices, and responding to electrical injuries.

This program is designed to provide basic electrical safety training for employees who work around electrical equipment but aren't qualified electricians. Featured are several injury reenactments that illustrate the consequences of committing unsafe acts with and around electricity. Training topics include: electrical insulators and conductors, circuits and circuit-breaking devices, how electricity is measured, basic terminology, safe work practices and responding to electrical injuries.

Meet OSHA CFR 1910.147 and make "lockout believers" of your employees with eight accident re-enactments. Covers employee complacency, training and authorization, use of lockout devices, lockout/tagout written procedure, isolating energy sources and certification of lock-out procedures.

This DVD aims to provide basic laser safety awareness. While your workers do abide by your safety guidelines, this program supplements your accident-prevention efforts. The program, based on the current and up-to-date American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard focuses on hazardous situation, air contaminants, classification of lasers, engineering and administrative controls, how to protect your eyes, and in the importance of safety training.

Mark Standifer received 2nd and 3rd degree burns over 40 percent of his body and was nearly killed when he was engulfed in an arc blast while performing an electrical task at a wastewater treatment plant. In this powerful program viewers will see the lessons learned from the incident.

Review the proper procedures with this multi-award-winning program, which re-enacts lockout/tagout accidents, so that your workers won't become the next tragic example.

Review the proper procedures with this multi-award-winning program, which re-enacts lockout/tagout accidents, so that your workers won't become the next tragic example.

This program covers the purpose of lockout-tagout procedures for attaining zero energy state, proper startup procedures and special situations. Your workers will know the best practices to prevent accidents and ensure their safety.

This video contains information specifically for training authorized employees to carry out your energy control program procedures and recognize and control potentially hazardous energy sources in the workplace. This video takes viewers through lockout/tagout procedures and complies with OSHA Standard No. 29CFR Part 1910.147.

This program is easy-to-follow and includes a clear outline of each step in the lockout/tagout procedure. Your employees will learn: lockout/tagout definitions, the most common forms of energy sources, situations that require lockout/tagout procedures, the various types of lockout devices, proper lockout/tagout procedures, safe startup procedures, examples and tips for special situations.

This program is easy-to-follow and includes a clear outline of each step in the lockout/tagout procedure. Your employees will learn: lockout/tagout definitions, the most common forms of energy sources, situations that require lockout/tagout procedures, the various types of lockout devices, proper lockout/tagout procedures, safe startup procedures, examples and tips for special situations.

This program is easy-to-follow and includes a clear outline of each step in the lockout/tagout procedure. Your employees will learn: lockout/tagout definitions, the most common forms of energy sources, situations that require lockout/tagout procedures, the various types of lockout devices, proper lockout/tagout procedures, safe startup procedures, examples and tips for special situations.

Fatal injuries have occurred in workplaces when hazardous energy was released and lockout/tagout procedures weren't in place. This valuable program will help prevent such incidents in your work place.

This DVD is designed for anyone who would ever work on or near heavy machinery. It covers the different types of machinery to be locked out and goes over proper tagging procedure. Any employee who is experienced in being authorized to cut off an energy source will receive a comprehensive refresher in this program.

This program reviews the procedures used to control this energy, commonly known as lockout/tagout. Topics include types of energy sources, the energy control plan, situations requiring lockout/tagout, lockout/tagout devices, energy control procedures and special lockout situations.

This presentation immediately grabs the viewers attention with the true story of a man killed in a workplace mishap that would have been prevented by lockout/tagout. The video provides a comprehensive overview of the purpose of lockout/tagout, employee roles and responsibilities and the purpose and contents of an energy control plan.

This presentation immediately grabs the viewer’s attention with the true story of a man killed in a workplace mishap that would have been prevented by lockout/tagout. The video provides a comprehensive overview of the purpose of lockout/tagout, employee roles and responsibilities and the purpose and contents of an energy control plan.

This program is easy-to-follow and includes a clear outline of each step in the lockout/tagout procedure. Your employees will learn: lockout/tagout definitions, the most common forms of energy sources, situations that require lockout/tagout procedures, the various types of lockout devices, proper lockout/tagout procedures, safe startup procedures, examples and tips for special situations.

This program is easy-to-follow and includes a clear outline of each step in the lockout/tagout procedure. Your employees will learn: lockout/tagout definitions, the most common forms of energy sources, situations that require lockout/tagout procedures, the various types of lockout devices, proper lockout/tagout procedures, safe startup procedures, examples and tips for special situations.

This DVD helps solve the mystery of lockout/tagout by focusing on the basics. This DVD helps your company comply with OSHA 1910.147 and topics include: what lockout/tagout is, when to use lockout/tagout procedures and OSHA's six steps to controlling hazardous energy.

This program is easy-to-follow and includes a clear outline of each step in the lockout/tagout procedure. Your employees will learn: lockout/tagout definitions, the most common forms of energy sources, situations that require lockout/tagout procedures, the various types of lockout devices, proper lockout/tagout procedures, safe startup procedures, examples and tips for special situations.

This program is easy-to-follow and includes a clear outline of each step in the lockout/tagout procedure. Your employees will learn: lockout/tagout definitions, the most common forms of energy sources, situations that require lockout/tagout procedures, the various types of lockout devices, proper lockout/tagout procedures, safe startup procedures, examples and tips for special situations.

Very simply, energy is the power for doing work. Sometimes, when uncontrolled, it can be hazardous, even deadly. As you know, the lockout/tagout process is designed to help protect workers from this type of dangerous uncontrolled energy. In fact, compliance with the lockout/tagout standard prevents an estimated 120 fatalities and 50,000 injuries each year. Lockout/Tagout: Make No Mistake addresses OSHA's General Industry Standard for Lockout/Tagout. It will help your employees understand the seven steps of lockout/tagout, how to complete them and why they are important. It also covers the different forms of energy, safe practices for controlling hazardous energy and limitations of using tagout only.

This video provides an overview of OSHA's lockout/tagout requirements and gives employees the critical information that they need to help prevent injuries.

With nearly 40 years of experience as an electrician, Mark Standifer delivers powerful seminars on the shock and burn hazards associated with electrical work. As a With nearly 40 years of experience as an electrician, Mark Standifer delivers powerful seminars on the shock and burn hazards associated with electrical work. As a survivor of an arc flash incident, Mark knows the pain and suffering associated with electrical and arc flash injuries. In this live presentation, he stresses the importance of thinking about what we are doing and being aware of all shock and burn hazards when performing electrical job tasks. Mark also makes the point that we must always wear the PPE and FR rated clothing required by the NFPA 70E to protect ourselves from any mistakes that we may make. Viewers will also learn unforgettable lessons about electrical safety from stories about Mark's incident and his friend's electrocution. (English Version #554)

Nearly 200 employees are killed and thousands of others injured each year when they are exposed to the sudden, unexpected release of hazardous energy. To protect workers from such incidents, a set of procedures known as lockout/tagout is used to disconnect and isolate all of the hazardous energy sources to a machine, piece of equipment or other device. This program stresses the importance of controlling hazardous energy in all required situations while providing viewers with a basic understanding of the key elements in the lockout/tagout process. Also featured are six workplace injury reenactments that illustrate the devastating consequences of improper lockout/tagout operations. Topics include situations that require lockout/tagout, authorized, affected and other employees, proper use of locks and tags, steps involved in performing a lockout procedure, verifying a zero energy state, returning equipment to service and group lockout procedures.

Nearly 200 employees are killed and thousands of others injured each year when they are exposed to the sudden, unexpected release of hazardous energy. To protect workers from such incidents, a set of procedures known as lockout/tagout is used to disconnect and isolate all of the hazardous energy sources to a machine, piece of equipment or other device. This program stresses the importance of controlling hazardous energy in all required situations while providing viewers with a basic understanding of the key elements in the lockout/tagout process. Six workplace injury reenactments illustrate the devastating consequences of improper lockout/tagout operations. Topics include situations that require lockout/tagout, authorized, affected and other employees, proper use of locks and tags, steps involved in performing a lockout procedure, verifying a zero energy state, returning equipment to service and group lockout procedures.

Nearly 200 employees are killed and thousands of others injured each year when they are exposed to the sudden, unexpected release of hazardous energy. To protect workers from such incidents, a set of procedures known as lockout/tagout is used to disconnect and isolate all of the hazardous energy sources to a machine, piece of equipment or other device. This program stresses the importance of controlling hazardous energy in all required situations while providing viewers with a basic understanding of the key elements in the lockout/tagout process. Also featured are six workplace injury reenactments that illustrate the devastating consequences of improper lockout/tagout operations.

Every year, electrical workers are seriously injured or killed by contacting energized parts or being subjected to an electrical arc flash. To prevent these types of incidents, these workers and the organizations for which they work must understand and follow up-to-date electrical safety-related electrical work practices, maintenance requirements and administrative controls. One of the leading authorities on electrical safety is the National Fire Protection Association, the NFPA. Their document number 70E is recognized by many regulatory authorities and organizations as the "best practices" for electrical safety. This program provides an overview of the 2015 edition of NFPA 70E and shows how following its guidelines helps keep electrical workers safe. The changes from the 2012 edition are also explained. Topics include approach boundaries, skills required of qualified electrical workers, selecting arc-rated clothing and protective equipment, arc flash PPE categories, creating an electrically safe working condition, when energized work is permitted and energized electrical work permits.

This program is designed to raise your employees awareness of all types of stored energy hazards in the work environments where they can be found. This program also explains the precautions viewers must take to protect themselves from these hazards. Topics include receiving area hazards, bulk storage dangers, loaded pallets and other warehouse hazards and stored energy in maintenance areas.

This presentation is a good fit for maintenance workers, machine operators and anyone else who works with or around electrical tools and equipment. Provides information employees need to work safely, while satisfying the OSHA training requirements under 1910.331 for "non-qualified" employees.