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Title |
Length |
Description |
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Laboratory Ergonomics (Long Island Productions)
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10 min
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Minimize the strain employees place on their
bodies while working in the lab; Includes:
stretching, neutral positions, mini-breaks;
positions, motions and practices which cause
ergonomic problems; sitting, standing and
lifting positions; customizing your work space;
importance of regular exercise; offers
low-to-no-cost, easily implemented solutions
(1995)
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Centrifugation Hazards
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9 min
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This video provides guidance for the safe use
of centrifuges. It will introduce new staff to
good lab practices and provide a meaningful
techinical review in safety for the more
experienced lab worker.
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Chemical Storage Hazards (Howard Hughes Medical
Institute)
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11 min
|
This video provides guidance for the prudent
storage of the chemicals used in the modern
biology laboratory. (1995)
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Glassware Washing Hazards (Howard Hughes Medical
Institute)
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10 min
|
This video provides guidance for the safe
washing and sterilization og labratory
glassware. It will introduce new staff to good
lab practices and provide a meaningful
techinical review in safety for the more
experienced lab worker. (1995)
|
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HIV-Controlling Your Risks in Research
Laboratories (Howard Hughes Medical Institute; 2
copies)
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28 min
|
In a documentary style, this video addresses
the basic principles of biological safety. While
the program centers on working with live HIV and
human blood specimens, the principles
demonstrated are equally relevant to protection
against transmission of other bloodborne
pathogens and infectious microorganisms.
(1994)
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Practicing Safe Science (Howard Hughes Medical
Institute)
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29 min
|
Safety instruction is presented in a lively
and challenging way. Chemical, physical,
radiological, and biological hazards in the
molecular biology laboratory are addressed
through reenactments of actual laboratory
accidents and demonstrations of good safety
techniques. A significant message in the video
is the importance of good work habits and
consideration for others.
|
|
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Radionuclide Hazards, Chemical Hazards, and
Emergency Response (Howard Hughes Medical
Institute; Set One)
|
12 min
10 min
12 min
Total = 34 min
|
Radionuclide Hazards - Features the
protocol random primer labeling for southern
hybridization. The types of emission and
associated hazards of some of the most common
radionuclides used in biomedical research,
including 32P, 3H, 35S, 33P, and 125I, are
reviewed. Chemical Hazards - Features the
protocols phenol-chloroform extraction and
ethanol precipitation. The video demonstrates
the safety principles that apply to working with
hazardous chemicals such as phenol, tris
hydrochloride, chloroform, sodium acetate, and
ethanol. Emergency Response - Stresses
preparation and training. The video addresses
fire safety and emergencies involving personal
injuries, and includes demonstration on the
proper cleanup of spills involving radioactive
materials, chemicals and biological agents.
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Assesing Risks of Toxic Chemicals (Howard Hughes
Medical Institute; 2 copies)
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11 min
|
Promotes sensible risk assessment, and
stresses planning, mentoring, being informed.
The video tells how to determine a chemical's
inherent toxicity and provides an understanding
of acute versus chronic toxicity. Dose, duration
and frequency, and potential routes of exposure
are reviewed. (1997)
|
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Mammalian Cell Culture Hazards, X-ray
Diffraction Hazards, and Assessing Risks of
Toxic Chemicals (Howard Hughes Medical
Institute; Set Three; 2 copies)
|
9 min
10 min
11 min
Total = 30 min
|
Mammalian Cell Culture Hazards -
Demonstrates skillful tissue culture technique.
The video reviews safety precautions that will
protect researchers from cell lines, which may
contain infectious agents, an protect cell
cultures from contamination, which can ruin the
experiment. X-ray Diffraction Hazards -
Addresses the potential hazards of x-ray
diffraction. The video shows how to safely align
the beam manually and via remote control and
reviews safe practices for freezing crystals in
liquid propane. Basic safety concepts are
introduced for using synchrotron x-rays.
Assessing Risks of Toxic Chemicals -
Promotes sensible risk assessment, and stresses
planning, mentoring, being informed. The video
tells how to determine a chemical's inherent
toxicity and provides an understanding of acute
versus chronic toxicity. Dose, duration and
frequency, and potential routes of exposure are
reviewed. (1997)
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Safe Handling of Liquified and Compressed Gases;
Spring Safety Program, 1998
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1 hr 46 min
|
very thorough presentation regarding the safe
handling of liquified and compressed gases;
video of presentation by MG Industries
|
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Title |
Length |
Description |
|
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Laboratory Ergonomics (Long Island
Productions)
|
10 min
|
Minimize the strain employees place on their
bodies while working in the lab; Includes:
stretching, neutral positions, mini-breaks;
positions, motions and practices which cause
ergonomic problems; sitting, standing and
lifting positions; customizing your work space;
importance of regular exercise; offers
low-to-no-cost, easily implemented solutions
(1995)
|
|
|
HIV-Controlling Your Risks in Research
Laboratories (Howard Hughes Medical Institute; 2
copies)
|
28 min
|
In a documentary style, this video addresses
the basic principles of biological safety. While
the program centers on working with live HIV and
human blood specimens, the principles
demonstrated are equally relevant to protection
against transmission of other bloodborne
pathogens and infectious microorganisms.
(1994)
|
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|
Skin Wellness (Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc.; 2
copies)
|
14 min
|
A skin cancer awareness and prevention
program; preventive care; skin
self-examinations; real patients' case histories
(1993)
|
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Carcinogens, Anticarcinogens, and Risk
Assesment
|
47 min
|
a videotaped lecture by Dr. Bruce Ames, U. of
California, Berkeley
|
|
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Breathe Easy: Respiratory Hazards on the
Farm
|
22 min
|
identifies five major respiratory hazards:
dusts, gases, fumes, mists and airborne
diseases; discusses symptoms, associated
diseases, and prevention (safe work practices)
(1999)
|
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Our Daughters, Ourselves: Breast Cancer Risk
Reduction at Home and in the Community, Parts
1-2; October 22, 1997
|
1 hr 6 min
53 min
|
A video production of a live satellite
conference, produced by the Program on Breast
Cancer and Environmental Risk Factors (BCERF);
discusses breast cancer risk reduction -
personal, family and community strategies
|
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Tools For Understanding Breast Cancer Risk
|
1 hr 49 min
|
A video production of a live satellite
conference, produced by the Program on Breast
Cancer and Environmental Risk Factors (BCERF);
tools for understanding breast cancer risk and
the environment (1997)
|
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|
Reducing Workplace Back Injury (New York Farm
Bureau; 2 copies)
|
17 min
|
Back exercise test to assess current
condition; workplace design; body mechanics;
demonstration of back exercises; narrated by
John Pollack
|
|
|
Protecting Your Eyes (New York Farm Bureau; 2
copies)
|
17 min
|
Describes common locations and tasks on farms
associated with eye injuries, including the shop
(particularly welding and grinding), picking
fruit and pruning trees, chain saw operation,
chemical handling, riding off-road vehicles,
dusts and mists; selecting and maintaining eye
protection; demonstration of protective eyewear
effectiveness; first aid for eye injuries;
narrated by John Pollack (1996)
|
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NYSEG Live Line Demo
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17 min
|
|
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Hearing Conservation for Cornell Employees; Fall
Safety Program, 1999
|
90 min
|
Noise, hearing protection and Cornell's
Hearing Conservation Program; Presented by
Michael Delance, Environmental Health &
Safety, Cornell
|
|
|
Heat Stress (Long Island Productions)
|
12 min
|
Working in hot environments with strenuous
physical activity causes heat reactions in the
body. Teach workers how to protect themselves:
heat regulation in the body; eating, drinking
and dressing to manage heat; first aid for heat
stress and stroke. (1994)
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In the Blink of an Eye (Prevent Blindness
America)
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11 min
|
Emphasizes the importance of wearing eye
protection that meets ANSI and OSHA standards.
Features Richard Karn, who played Al Borland on
TV's Home Improvement. (1996)
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Title |
Length |
Description |
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Protecting Your Eyes (New York Farm Bureau; 2
copies)
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17 min
|
Describes common locations and tasks on farms
associated with eye injuries, including the shop
(particularly welding and grinding), picking
fruit and pruning trees, chain saw operation,
chemical handling, riding off-road vehicles,
dusts and mists; selecting and maintaining eye
protection; demonstration of protective eyewear
effectiveness; first aid for eye injuries;
narrated by John Pollack (1996)
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|
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Shedding Some Light on Pesticide Protection
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13 min
|
Through the use of fluorescent dye
techniques, demonstrates the effectiveness of
personal protective equipment worn during the
loading and application of pesticides; also
demonstrates proper removal of PPE (1992)
|
|
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Demonstrating the Effectiveness of Personal
Protective Equipment; Fall Safety Program,
1995
|
65 min
|
Demonstrating the effectiveness of personal
protective equipment thru the use of simulated
injuries. Also includes a section on skin cancer
awareness and prevention. Presented by Dan West,
NYCAMH
|
|
|
Hearing Conservation for Cornell Employees; Fall
Safety Program,
1999
|
90 min
|
Noise, hearing protection and Cornell's
Hearing Conservation Program; Presented by
Michael Delance, Environmental Health &
Safety, |
|
In the Blink of an Eye (Prevent Blindness
America)
|
11 min
|
CornellEmphasizes the importance of
wearing eye protection that meets ANSI and OSHA
standards. Features Richard Karn, who played Al
Borland on TV's Home Improvement.
(1996)
|
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Title |
Length |
Description |
|
|
Crop Protection Lab
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16 min
|
A tour of the modern pesticide storage
facility and the pesticide handling, mixing and
rinseate recover systems at the Crop Protection
Lab of Purdue University (1992)
|
|
|
IPM for Long Island Growers
|
24 min
|
Pest control in commercial crop production
and landscape plantings on Long Island; how
pesticides pollute groundwater; prevention of
point and non-point source pollution; IPM
strategies, including: cultural practices, plant
resistance, biological techniques, mechanical
techniques, scouting and monitoring, pest
identification, chemical techniques, and record
keeping
|
|
|
Shedding Some Light on Pesticide Protection
|
13 min
|
Through the use of fluorescent dye
techniques, demonstrates the effectiveness of
personal protective equipment worn during the
loading and application of pesticides; also
demonstrates proper removal of PPE (1992)
|
|
|
Greenhouse Pest Management Update; February 10,
1998; Parts 1-3
|
4 hr 30 min
|
Results of a NIOSH Hazard Evaluation Study of
the Use of Nicotine Smoke in the Dimock
Greenhouse (M. Vitucci, Cornell; 45 min);
Establishing a Beneficials Program in Your
Greenhouse (D. Elliott, Applied Bio-Nomics,
Ltd.; 1 hr); A Practical Example: Rearing
Beneficials for Use in the BTI Greenhouses (M.A.
Kobler, Cornell; 15 min); Update on Greenhouse
Insecticides and Miticides (J. Sanderson,
Cornell; 45 min); Plant Disease Issues of
Importance to Cornell Greenhouse Staff (M.
Daughtrey, Cornell; 45 min); Health Hazards
Associated with Mixing and Potting Soil and
Media - And What You Can Do About Them! (M.
Vitucci, Cornell; 15 min); General Principles of
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) -
Presentation and Fashion Show (M. Vitucci,
Cornell; 45 min)
|
|
|
Greenhouse Management Update; January 26, 1999;
Parts 1-2
|
4 hr
|
Introduction to Greenhouse Best Management
Practices at Cornell (T. Weiler, Cornell; 30
min); Prevention of Greenhouse Pest Problems (J.
Lamboy, Cornell; 90 min); Insect and Mite
Control Update (J. Sanderson, Cornell; 60 min);
Controlling Nutrient Runoff in a Greenhouse
Environment (J. Zablocki, The Scotts Company; 60
min)
|
|
|
Pesticide Applicator Update; March 23, 2000
|
2 hr
|
Changes to the New York State Pesticide
Applicator Certification Regulations (R.
Gardner, Cornell; 60 min); Everything You Ever
Wanted to Know About Knapsack Sprayers (A.
Landers, Cornell; 60 min)
|
|
|
Pesticide Applicator Update; March 22, 2001
|
2 hr 30 min
|
General Principles of Integrated Pest
Management (M. Hoffmann, Cornell; 60 min);
Frequently Asked Questions; Procedural Update
(R. Gardner, Cornell; 30 min); Solutions for
Safer Spraying (A. Landers, Cornell; 60 min)
|
|
|
Great Lakes/Great Lawns
|
26 min
|
A homeowners guide to growing lawns without
pesticides; with manual
|
|
|
Apple Orchard Spraying-Getting Results
|
10 min
|
NRAES-61; This video discusses
recommendations for improving spraying accuracy
with air blast sprayers, particularly in apple
orchards. Included are discussions on
precalibration inspections and various
calibration techniques. Emphasis is placed on
monitoring performance factors that could result
in a loss of pest control, reduced pesticide
performance, and environmental contamination.
This video is designed to assist private
applicators and educators who train applicators.
(1992)
|
|
|
Fast and Far-Reaching Flow in Soil
|
22 min
|
This video introduces the subject of
preferential flow and its significance for the
movement of pollutants to the water table. The
presentation makes use of laboratory and field
experiments to give examples of three types of
preferential flow: macropore flow, flow over
sloping layers of coarse soil, and fingered
flow. The video is valuable as a classroom aid
for courses in hydrology, agronomy, and
environmental science and as an audio-visual aid
for extension agents and conference
presentations. Produced by Jennifer L. Bell and
Tammo S. Steenhuis, Department of Agricultural
and Biological Engineering, Cornell University
(1992)
|
| |
Title |
Length |
Description |
|
|
Breathe Easy: Respiratory Hazards on the
Farm
|
22 min
|
identifies five major respiratory hazards:
dusts, gases, fumes, mists and airborne
diseases; discusses symptoms, associated
diseases, and prevention (safe work practices)
(1999)
|
|
|
Reducing Workplace Back Injury (New York Farm
Bureau; 2 copies)
|
17 min
|
Back exercise test to assess current
condition; workplace design; body mechanics;
demonstration of back exercises; narrated by
John Pollack
|
|
|
Protecting Your Eyes (New York Farm Bureau; 2
copies)
|
17 min
|
Describes common locations and tasks on farms
associated with eye injuries, including the shop
(particularly welding and grinding), picking
fruit and pruning trees, chain saw operation,
chemical handling, riding off-road vehicles,
dusts and mists; selecting and maintaining eye
protection; demonstration of protective eyewear
effectiveness; first aid for eye injuries;
narrated by John Pollack (1996)
|
|
|
NYSEG Live Line Demo
|
17 min
|
|
|
|
Safety Training for Repair Technicians (John
Deere)
|
21 min
|
Three common types of injuries can occur in a
shop environment: eye, hand and back injuries.
This videotape builds an awareness of shop
safety and how to avoid costly injuries.
(1996)
|
|
|
Demonstrating the Effectiveness of Personal
Protective Equipment; Fall Safety Program,
1995
|
65 min
|
Demonstrating the effectiveness of personal
protective equipment thru the use of simulated
injuries. Also includes a section on skin cancer
awareness and prevention. Presented by Dan West,
NYCAMH
|
|
|
First on the Scene; Fall Safety Seminar,
1996
|
95 min
|
A discussion of first responses to farm
accidents. Presented by Davis Hill, Farm Medic
Program
|
|
|
Hydraulics Safety; Spring Safety Program,
2000
|
32 min
|
Presented by Dr. Andrew Landers, Cornell
University
|
|
|
Hauling Loads and Trailering Equipment; Spring
Safety Program, 2001
|
60 min
|
Presented by Trooper Steven Flower, New York
State Police
|
| |
Title |
Length |
Description |
|
|
Tractor Accidents-"It's Not Gonna Happen To
Me"
|
24 min
|
Pre-operation safety; tractor transportation
safey; operation safety; why accidents happen
(how a tractor reacts to hazards); emergency
response procedures (1990)
|
|
|
Consolidated Safety Video (Agricultural Emphasis
John Deere; 3 copies)
|
1 hr 24 min
|
11 seminars on one tape; Bypass Starting...
the Deadly Shortcut (ag); Bypass Starting... the
Deadly Shortcut (industrial); Warning Signs;
Safety on the Farm; A Positive Safety Attitute;
A Mowing Safety Lesson; Split Seconds, Split
Lives; Accidents Last Forever; Target: You!
Combine Safety; Target: You! Tractor Safety;
Dangers of Bypass Starting (1989)
|
|
|
Consolidated Industrial Safety (John Deere)
|
1 hr 54 min
|
Seven segments concerning accident prevention
and safety. Looking Back [excavator
accident; skidder accident; dozer accident;
front end loader (bypass starting)]; Bypass
Starting Tractors; Safety Signs; Split
Seconds/Split Lives; It Always Happens to the
Other Guy; Round Trip to Danger; 330 and 1
(1994)
|
|
|
690E-LC Excavator Safety, Maintenance, and
Operations (John Deere)
|
38 min
|
Designed as a supplement to the operator's
manual, this video covers pre-start walk-around
and daily service, the operator's station with
controls and safety systems, and safety tips
when operating a 690E-LC excavator. (1995)
|
|
|
Tractor Rollovers and ROPS (John Deere)
|
7 min
|
A "crash dummy" illustrates the importance of
a ROPS and seatbelt in three tractor rollover
scenes. Includes an interview with a farmer who
"rolled" a tractor with a ROPS. (1993)
|
|
|
344G/444G 4WD Loader Safety, Maintenance and
Operations (John Deere)
|
|
Designed as a supplement to the G-Series 4WD
Loader Operator's Manual, this video is divided
into three sections that cover: 1) the pre-start
walk-around and daily service, 2) the operator's
station with its controls and safety systems,
and 3) some safety tips when operating a
G-Series Loader. (1996)
|
|
|
Safe Equipment Transport (John Deere)
|
24 min
|
Covers the important points of transporting
John Deere and other types of construction
equipment, including: safe loading and unloading
techniques; correct tie-down techniques; tips
for safe transport in varying traffic, road, and
weather conditions; safe handling and securing
unusual equipment; interviews with professional
equipment haulers sharing real-life experiences.
(1995)
|
|
|
G-Series Skidder Safety, Maintenance and
Operation (John Deere)
|
30 min
|
Designed as a supplement to the JD G-Series
Skidder Operator's Manual, this video is divided
into three sections that cover: 1) the pre-start
walk-around and daily service, 2) the operator's
station with its controls and safety systems,
and 3) some safety tips when operating a
G-Series Skidder. (1996)
|
|
|
Right-of-Way Mowing Safety (John Deere)
|
25 min
|
A valuable learning resource filled with
practical advice on ways to avoid accidents for
mower operators, by-standers, and the driving
public. A must-see for all tractor-mower
operators, custom/contract-cutters and
Department of Transportation employees who
maintain highway right-of-ways. (1995)
|
|
|
H-Series 4WD Loader Safety, Maintenance and
Operation (John Deere)
|
26 min
|
Designed as a supplement to the JD H-Series
4WD Loader (except for the 244H) Operator's
Manual, this video is divided into three
sections that cover: 1) the pre-start
walk-around and daily service, 2) the operator's
station with its controls and safety systems,
and 3) some safety tips when operating a
H-Series Loader. (1996)
|
|
|
Backhoe Operation and Safety (Long Island
Productions)
|
7 min
|
|
|
| Four Farm Safety Films
|
20 min
17 min
22 min
18 min
Total = 1 hr 17
|
Each of these videos was converted from film,
so the quality is somewhat mediocre. Farm
Implement Safety (Versatile) - Basics of
farm machinery safety; shows injuries "blood and
guts" (1976). Tractor Safety is no
Accident (Case/IH) - A pilot compares flying
a plane to driving a tractor - includes
pre-operation check, operating errors that cause
accidents, accident prevention and accident
examples, operation safety, transporting
equipment. Agricultural Tractor Safety
(The National Institute for Farm Safety) - ROPS,
hitching, towing, PTO safety, passengers,
operating on roads, fuel handling. Safe Use
of Crop-Harvesting Machinery (CALS/Cornell)
- Tools to cut, condition and handle hay for
sileage and bales; small grain combine
harvesters; maintenance; inspection.
|
|
|
"Back to Basics": Rollover Case Study, Tractor
Safety, PTO Safety; Fall Safety Program,
1998
|
41 min
|
Rollover case study, general tractor safety,
PTO safety; does not include two videos that
were shown during the presentation, "Tractor
Safety is No Accident" and "Driveline Safety...
And You!" - each of these videos is also
available to borrow; Presented by Eric Hallman,
Director - Agricultural Health & Safety,
Cornell
|
|
|
Slow Moving Vehicles: Proper Lighting, Marking
and Roadway Safety; Spring Safety Program,
1999
|
50 min
|
Presented by Eric Hallman, Director -
Agricultural Health & Safety, Cornell
|
|
|
Hydraulics Safety; Spring Safety Program,
2000
|
32 min
|
Presented by Dr. Andrew Landers, Cornell
University
|
|
|
Hauling Loads and Trailering Equipment; Spring
Safety Program, 2001
|
60 min
|
Presented by Trooper Steven Flower, New York
State Police
|
|
|
Driveline Safety... And You! (The Agricultural
Driveline Manufacturer's Association)
|
22 min
|
Basic do's and don'ts of drivelines;
driveline use, maintenance and repair; elements
of preventing driveline accidents (1991)
|
|
|
Tractor Safety is No Accident (Case/IH)
|
16 min
|
A pilot compares flying a plane to driving a
tractor - includes pre-operation check,
operating errors that cause accidents, accident
prevention and accident examples, operation
safety, transporting equipment.
|
| |
Title |
Length |
Description |
|
|
Consolidated Safety Video (Agricultural Emphasis
John Deere; 3 copies)
|
1 hr 24 min
|
11 seminars on one tape; Bypass Starting...
the Deadly Shortcut (ag); Bypass Starting... the
Deadly Shortcut (industrial); Warning Signs;
Safety on the Farm; A Positive Safety Attitute;
A Mowing Safety Lesson; Split Seconds, Split
Lives; Accidents Last Forever; Target: You!
Combine Safety; Target: You! Tractor Safety;
Dangers of Bypass Starting (1989)
|
|
|
Consolidated Industrial Safety (John Deere)
|
1 hr 54 min
|
Seven segments concerning accident prevention
and safety. Looking Back [excavator
accident; skidder accident; dozer accident;
front end loader (bypass starting)]; Bypass
Starting Tractors; Safety Signs; Split
Seconds/Split Lives; It Always Happens to the
Other Guy; Round Trip to Danger; 330 and 1
(1994)
|
|
|
Safety Training for Repair Technicians (John
Deere)
|
21 min
|
Three common types of injuries can occur in a
shop environment: eye, hand and back injuries.
This videotape builds an awareness of shop
safety and how to avoid costly injuries.
(1996)
|
|
|
Safe Handling of Liquified and Compressed Gases;
Spring Safety Program, 1998
|
1 hr 46 min
|
very thorough presentation regarding the safe
handling of liquified and compressed gases;
video of presentation by MG Industries
|
|
|
Orientation to Ag Shop Safety (Farm Employers
Labor Service)
|
16 min
|
Teach employees safe shop practices. This
video explains a range of applicable safety
issues. You will learn about eye, head, foot
protection and protective clothing; listen to a
discussion on safety procedures; see safety
precautions for typical equipment found in the
ag shop like grinders, welders and power hand
tools.
|
|
|
Back on Track... (New Pig, Inc.)
|
15 min
|
Types of absorbents; selecting an absorbent
based on features such as absorbency,
selectivity, compatibility, flame resistance,
static dissipation, appearance, durability, and
disposal; obvious promotion of New Pig products,
but good information
|
| |
Title |
Length |
Description |
|
|
Radionuclide Hazards, Chemical Hazards, and
Emergency Response (Howard Hughes Medical
Institute; Set One)
|
12 min
10 min
12 min
Total = 34 min
|
Radionuclide Hazards - Features the
protocol random primer labeling for southern
hybridization. The types of emission and
associated hazards of some of the most common
radionuclides used in biomedical research,
including 32P, 3H, 35S, 33P, and 125I, are
reviewed. Chemical Hazards - Features the
protocols phenol-chloroform extraction and
ethanol precipitation. The video demonstrates
the safety principles that apply to working with
hazardous chemicals such as phenol, tris
hydrochloride, chloroform, sodium acetate, and
ethanol. Emergency Response - Stresses
preparation and training. The video addresses
fire safety and emergencies involving personal
injuries, and includes demonstration on the
proper cleanup of spills involving radioactive
materials, chemicals and biological agents.
|
|
|
Contingency Planning
|
30 min
|
produced by Monsanto for agricultural
chemical dealerships; addresses the need for
contingency planning in the event of an ag
chemical release (through fire, spill, etc.)
(1988)
|
|
|
First on the Scene; Fall Safety Seminar,
1996
|
95 min
|
A discussion of first responses to farm
accidents. Presented by Davis Hill, Farm Medic
Program
|
|
|
Back on Track... (New Pig, Inc.)
|
15 min
|
Types of absorbents; selecting an absorbent
based on features such as absorbency,
selectivity, compatibility, flame resistance,
static dissipation, appearance, durability, and
disposal; obvious promotion of New Pig products,
but good information
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