Summary Statement
OSHA announcement about a loan program for Spanish safety training videos. Includes information on how to apply as well as a list of available videos.
2005
Spanish Language Safety Training Videos for Loan!
Located on the OSHA Website
http://www.osha.gov/dte/resource_center/sp_resources.html
Or contact the Resource Center at Email vosburgh.linda@dol.gov
What is the Resource Center Loan Program?
The Resource Center is a collection of over 550 video titles covering more than 100 occupational safety and health subjects. Videos are available in both English and Spanish. OSHA, other Federal agencies, State agencies, and the private sector developed these videos. Books are also available upon request.
Is it easy to begin borrowing Resource Center materials?
Yes! Just fill out the Resource Center Borrowing Agreement Form and fax it along with your
first request for materials to (847) 759-7748 or mail it to the OSHA Resource Center Loan Program, 2020 S. Arlington Heights Road, Arlington Heights, Illinois 60005. The complete Resource Center Loan Program Catalog, including the Borrowing Agreement Form and Loan Request Form, is located on the OSHA website.
Why can’t the videos be copied?
It is illegal to duplicate or otherwise reproduce any of the video programs. Most of the videos, available for loan, were produced by private companies institutions, and associations that are covered by the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) making it illegal to duplicate the video programs.
Do I qualify to borrow?
Qualified borrowers include OSHA Outreach Trainers and OSHA Education Center employees as well as OSHA National, Regional and Area Office employees, employees of State Plan States, OSHA grantees, OFA Trainers, OSHA Consultation Program, and OSHA Cooperative Program Members including SHARP, VPP, Alliance, and Strategic Partnership.
Is there a charge?
We pay the shipping costs to the borrower. Borrowers pay return shipping costs via a traceable express package service (e.g., Federal Express, Airborne, or UPS). It is requested that second day express package service be used to assure on-time return delivery of materials.
How long may I keep materials?
Materials are due back to the Resource Center 12 days after the date they are shipped. The exact Due Date is given on the shipping form. Reasonable requests for an extension of the borrowing period are granted when possible.
Additional Information
These training materials are intended to be a resource for OSHA field staff, OSHA Outreach Trainers, and other members of the OSHA family. They are not a substitute for any of the provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 or for any standards issued by the U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The training materials do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of
the U.S. Department of Labor, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Every effort has been made to evaluate the training materials included in this catalog for compliance with current OSHA Standards. The user assumes the responsibility for previewing the training materials before showing and using them with a knowledgeable
instructor. The training materials are intended to be used to broaden employer and employee safety and health knowledge and reduce injuries and illness in the workplace.
Can Resource Center training materials be shipped outside of the 50 States?
Training materials cannot be shipped outside of the 50 States due to import/export
problems, shipping costs, and time restraints. The Resource Center Loan Service is administered by Linda Vosburgh, MSLS, of the OSHA Office of Training and Education.
OSHA Office of Training and Education
Resource Center Loan Program
2020 S. Arlington Heights Road
Arlington Heights, Illinois 60005
Fax to: (847) 759-7748
Please type or print clearly in black ink
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I will abide by the policies set forth in the policy statement.
I understand that the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code) governs the reproduction of
copyrighted materials. Private institutions, associations, and companies that are covered by this law produced most of the materials which are available for loan. I SHALL NOT duplicate or otherwise reproduce these videos without the expressed written permission of the producer.
I understand that it is essential to return materials no later than the Due Date. Materials returned after the due date are considered LATE. Upon my third LATE return my borrowing privileges will be canceled.
If I lose or damage the materials, I will be responsible for paying for their replacement.
I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE ABOVE POLICIES. I AGREE TO COMPLY WITH THE RULES AND POLICIES OF THE RESOURCE CENTER LOAN PROGRAM.
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OSHA Office of Training and Education
Resource Center Loan Program
2020 S. Arlington Heights Road
Arlington Heights, Illinois 60005
Fax to: (847) 759-7748
Resource Center Loan Request
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Request for materials must be submitted at least 15 days in advance of the Show Date
Videos cannot be shipped outside of the 50 United States
Please photocopy the form as many times as necessary
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Spanish Language Training Videos 2005
| Advertencia a los Peligros de Plomo (Lead) Number: VT01386 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: construction This video discusses lead hazards including health effects and personal protective equipment. Chicago Construction Safety Council, 1996. |
Bloodborne Pathogens: Protect Yourself (Spanish) Number: VT01715 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: general industry This video covers basic bloodborne disease transmission and precautions including first-aid safeguards, decontamination procedures, and proper housekeeping for first-on-the-scene co-workers. Coastal Training Technologies, 2000. |
| Agricultural Vehicle Safety Orientation (Spanish) Number: VT01534 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: agriculture This video covers basic safety measures including defensive driving techniques and pre-operation inspection. Digital 2000, 1994. |
Confined Space Case Histories (Spanish) Number: VT01716 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: all industries This video shows re-enactments of real-life confined space accidents and reviews what went wrong including atmospheric testing, ventilation and permits. Coastal Training Technologies, 1995. |
| All about OSHA (Spanish) Number: VT01679 Material: video, 8 minutes Industry: all industries This video provides an introduction to OSHA for the Spanish-speaking workforce including Latino accident statistics, OSHA inspections, reporting job hazards, and employer responsibilities. NOTE: Mention is made of some Georgia statistics. Telephone numbers to Georgia OSHA offices are given. The audience elsewhere should use the OSHA hotline number. OSHA Atlanta West Area Office, 2000. |
Construction Fall Protection: Get Arrested! (Spanish) Number: VT01615 Material: video, 11 minutes Industry: construction This humorous video covers the effective use of body harness and lanyard in personal fall arrest systems, as well as positioning systems, proper anchorage techniques, floor-hole covers, and guardrail construction. Coastal Video Communications, 1998. |
| Avoiding Electrical Hazards (Spanish) Number: VT01614 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: general industry This video discusses working safely around electricity including personal protection, working on energized circuits, lockout/tagout, and working near power lines. Coastal Training Technologies, 1994. |
Construction Worker Safety Orientation: Getting the Job Done Safely (Spanish) Number: VT01607 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: construction This video outlines basic jobsite safety measures including personal protective equipment, manual material handling, fall protection, electrical hazards, excavations, and housekeeping. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1995. |
Basic Electrical Safety on the Job Site (Spanish) |
Electrical Safety: Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (Spanish) Number: VT01726 Material: video, 11 minutes Industry: construction This video covers what GFCI’s are all about, how they work, and general safety procedures for protection against electrical shock. Digital 2000, 1992. |
| Electrical Safety: Real, Real-Life (Spanish) Number: VT01717 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: general industry This video explains, through re-enactments of real-life situations, hazards and safety practices when working with or around electricity including PPE, proper grounding, and the use of GFCIs. Coastal Training Technologies, 1998. |
Gas Welding and Cutting Operations: |
| Employee’s Guide to Working with Hazardous Materials (Spanish) Number: VT01365 Material: video, 16 minutes Industry: all industries This video gives an overview of the hazard communication standard and an introduction to material safety data sheets. Safety and Health Council of Greater Omaha, 1996. |
Hand and Arm Protection: Safety Gear (Spanish) Number: VT01729 Material: video, 11 minutes Industry: all industries This video covers how to recognize workplace hand and arm hazards, the causes of traumatic and contact injuries, the reason for and use of guards on equipment and machinery, and choosing the proper gloves for the job. Aims Multimedia, 1989. |
| Eye and Face Protection: Safety Gear (Spanish) Number: VT01727 Material: video, 11 minutes Industry: all industries This video describes different types of safety glasses, goggles, face shields, and helmets used to protect the eyes and face from debris, chemicals, and dangerous light. Aims Multimedia, 1989. |
Hand and Power Tool Safety: Construction (Spanish) Number: VT01500 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: construction This video discusses tool care and inspection, grounding, and general safety rules including using the proper tool for the job. Digital 2000, 1992. |
| Fall Protection for the Construction Industry: Heightened Awareness (Spanish) Number: VT01515 Material: video, 20 minutes Industry: construction This video covers types of fall protection systems and where they should be used including personal fall arrest systems, guardrails, safety nets, floor covers, warning lines, and controlled access zones. Associated General Contractors of America, 1995. |
Hazard Communication: Training for Employees (Spanish) Number: VT01662 Material: video, 18 minutes Industry: general industry This video covers chemical safety, the importance of keeping an up-to-date hazardous chemical inventory, how to read MSDS, labeling of containers, what an employee should do if they find an unlabeled container or no MSDS on a substance, and written hazard communication programs. J.J. Keller, 2000. |
| Fire Extinguisher Training (Spanish) Number: VT01647 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: all industries This video covers the four classes of fires, the types of fire extinguishers, and their proper use. Digital 2000, 1993. |
Ladder Safety: Construction (Spanish) Number: VT01672 Material: video, 6 minutes Industry: construction This video covers the safe use of ladders including inspection, 4:1 pitch ratio, the 3-point rule, safe climbing techniques, and job-made ladders. Associated General Contractors of America, 1992. |
| Foot Protection: Safety Gear (Spanish) Number: VT01728 Material: video, 11 minutes Industry: all industries This video explains how the foot works, workplace hazards to feet, classification of safety shoes, and the function of toe shields, metatarsal guards, and puncture-resistant soles. Aims Multimedia, 1989. |
Lead Safety in the Demolition Industry (Spanish) Number: VT01266 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: wrecking and demolition This video discusses lead exposure, its health effects, and ways of preventing exposure. National Association of Demolition Contractors, 1994. |
| Head Protection: Safety Gear (Spanish) Number: VT01730 Material: video, 10 minutes Industry: all industries This video examines the features and benefits of wearing hard hats including how the suspension system works, proper adjustment, regular inspection, and maintenance. Aims Multimedia, 1989. |
Lockout/Tagout: Real, Real-Life (Spanish) Number: VT01718 Material: video, 18 minutes Industry: general industry This interactive video covers the when, where and why of lockout including safe work practices, proper locking/tagging procedures, and spotting potential dangers. Coastal Video Communications, 2000. |
| Health & Safety: Why Care? (Spanish) Number: VT01173S Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: general industry This video presents an overview of potential hazards and safety precautions for retail, wholesale and department store employees. Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, 1991. |
Machine Guarding (Spanish) Number: VT01719 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: general industry This video explains the potential hazards of working with machines, categories and types of machine guards, the importance of using guards, the places where machine hazards occur, and safety control devices. Coastal Training Technologies, 1992. |
| Hearing Protection: Safety Gear (Spanish) Number: VT01731 Material: video, 13 minutes This video explains how the ear works, workplace noise hazards, the effects of noise, and the use of hearing protection including earmuffs and earplugs. Aims Multimedia, 1989. |
Personal Protective Equipment for Construction: Best Strategy (Spanish) Number: VT01646 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: construction This video discusses sizing up the job, choosing proper PPE, and the use of hard hats, earplugs and muffs, face shields, safety shoes, gloves, safety glasses and goggles, respirators, and fall protection. Associated General Contractors of America, 1995. |
| Housekeeping on the Jobsite: The Winning Ticket (Spanish) Number: VT01707 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: construction This video explains the dangers of working on cluttered jobsites including slips and falls. Associated General Contractors of America, 1991. |
Power Tool Safety: On Your Guard (Spanish) Number: VT01720 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: construction This video covers hazards and safety rules when using circular, reciprocating and radial arm saws, drills, sanders, and bench and angle grinders including proper use, safety eyewear, the importance of reading and understanding the operator’s manual, tool guards, and electrical safety. Associated General Contractors of America, 1992. |
| Housekeeping Responsibilities (Spanish) Number: VT01648 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: all industries This video covers how good housekeeping can prevent accidents and fires including spill cleanup and oily rag disposal. Training Network, 1994 |
Scaffold Safety: Construction (Spanish) Number: VT01501 Material: video, 10 minutes Industry: construction This video covers basic safety hazards and procedures when working on stationary, mobile and suspended scaffolds including erecting, inspection, guardrails, power lines, and load capacities. Digital 2000, 1992. |
| NEW ? Residential Construction: Framing Safety Number: VT01768 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: construction This video, designed for general contractors, carpenters, and framers, covers safe work practices including guardrails, raising walls, rolling trusses, and roof sheeting. Washington State Department of Labor and Industries, 2000. |
Scaffolds: Safety at All Levels (Spanish) Number: VT01612 Material: video, 16 minutes Industry: construction This video discusses the role of the competent person, pre-assembly inspection, safe assembly, pre-shift inspection, maintenance, dismantling, and safe work practices such as the use of fall arrest systems. Coastal Training Technologies, 1997. |
| NEW ? Residential Construction: Roofing Safety Number: VT01769 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: construction This video covers job preparation, walk-around safety inspections, ladder safety, fall protection, roofing hazards, and housekeeping. Washington State Department of Labor and Industries, 1999. |
Slips and Falls in Construction (Spanish) Number: VT01712 Material: video, 10 minutes Industry: construction This video covers slip and fall hazards, basic safety rules, and hazard abatement including housekeeping. Digital 2000, 1992. |
| NEW ? Residential Construction: Siding Safety Number: VT01770 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: construction This video covers safety work practices including job preparation, walk-around safety inspections, PPE, ladder safety, scaffold safety, and first aid. Washington State Department of Labor and Industries, 1999. |
Trenching and Shoring Operations (Spanish) Number: VT01502 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: construction This video explains how to avoid cave-ins by following safety precautions including proper sloping, types of shoring, types of shielding, and soil classification. Digital 2000, 1992. |
| Respirators and How to Use Them (Spanish) Number: VT01732 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: all industries This video covers typical workplace respiratory hazards, facts regarding respirator use, and various types of respiratory equipment. Digital 2000, 1995. |
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| Safe Lifting (Spanish) Number: VT01649 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: all industries This video explains how the back functions, safe lifting methods, and how to prevent back injuries. Training Network, 1994. |
