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SUBJECT INDEX

ACCIDENTS AND EMERGENCIES Accident investigation VC002 Accidents don't happen VC003 Deaths in the workplace VC048 Killing time VC154 Mad Morrie VC057 Remember Charlie VC059 Spiral to disaster VC214 The unconscious casualty VC152 Too close for comfort What are the consequences ASBESTOS About asbestos: what you need to know Asbestos awareness – are you at risk?

VC015 VC029

DVD024 DVD034

BACK CARE Protecting your back VC033 Help yourself to a better back VC174 Back safety: lift well, live well Back protection: defending your safety zone

VC179 DVD021

BURNS Burns

VC030

CANCER Skin cancer

VC168

CARGO BARRIERS The backseat killer VC162

CHAIN SAWS Chain reaction VC047

CHEMICAL SAFETY Chemicals I — just one slip VC068 Chemicals II — user beware VC069 Chemicals used at work VC071 Chemicals, dust and fumes — working for safety

VC070

Dealing with chemical safety VC073 Dealing with chemicals — working for safety VC074 Super toxic chemicals — be aware, be prepared

VC153

COMPUTERS Using computers safely DVD014

CONFINED SPACES Confined space communication and awareness

VC180

Safety in confined spaces VC186 Watch that space — confined space hazards in the construction industry CONFLICT MANAGEMENT Managing conflict positively

VC188

DVD025

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CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY Bet your life VC010 Construction safety essentials DVD022 Falling isn't funny VC208 If I'd only known — health and hygiene on site VC008 Safety is a state of mind VC225 The hangman Building site accident prevention

VC013 DVD020

DUTY OF CARE OHS duty of care in the workplace VC038

ELECTRICAL SAFETY Electrical safety VC019 Electrical safety in the workplace VC190 RPA: Joe segment VC039 Shock tactics

VC020

ERGONOMICS VDU and workstation ergonomics

VC163

EYE INJURIES Prevention of eye damage VC216 Understanding eye safety at work

DVD026

FIRE SAFETY Fire safety for industry DVD008 Identifying fire hazards VC121 Portable fire extinguishers VC130 Project — Evacuation — Part 2 VC012 Project — Fire safe — Part 1 VC011

FOOTWEAR Foot safety

VC001

FORKLIFTS Forklift safety — The right move — Part 1 VC042 Forklift safety — The right move — Part 2 Forklift stability essentials Order picking forklift

VC043 DVD016 DVD018

Working safely with forklifts VC191 Lifting your game: the keys to forklift safety VC226

GAS CYLINDERS Gas cylinder safety rules VC156 Safe handling of gas cylinders VC157 Safe handling of gases HAIRDRESSING Hairdressing safety essentials

VC084

DVD026

HAND INJURIES Hand safety: the irreplaceable tools VC061 The essential elements of hand safety VC183

HARASSMENT Harassment — keeping it out of the workplace VC213 &

SUBJECT INDEX

DVD036

HAZARD IDENTIFICATION Blind man’s bluff DVD001 Safety in session — Part 2 VC193 Understanding hazards and risks VC005 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Control of hazardous substances VC211 Control of workplace hazardous substances VC004 Dangerous goods seminar — 2 July 1998 VC150 Hazardous substances — control at work Hazardous substances — safety essentials

VC164 DVD028

Handling and storage of hazardous substances VC173 The Hazchem Code DVD015 HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEES Safety in session — Part 1

VC202

HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT A practical approach to OHS management systems

VC220

Breaking point VC224 Managing to be safe and righting the way HEAT STRESS Heat hazards

VC119

DVD019

HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY Food for thought — Kitchen safety VC200 Housekeeping and porters VC222 Kitchen care VC052 Kitchen and canteen safety VC194 Laundry and maintenance VC223 Manual handling for the hospitality industry VC032

INFECTIOUS DISEASES Blood borne pathogens in the workplace VC086 Infection control VC169 Infection control in the workplace VC182 Is it zoonosis doctor? VC136

LEGAL REQUIREMENTS Acts and omissions VC090

LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROCEDURES Lock-out and tag-out VC127

MACHINE GUARDING Guide to interlocking guards VC096 Principles of machinery guarding VC097

MAINTENANCE Maintenance safety

VC135

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MANUAL HANDLING Child's play VC045 Dealing with manual handling VC100 Lifting and carrying DVD003 Manual handling VC120 & DVD012 Manual handling for hospital workers VC031 Manual handling for industry 2002 VC006 Manual handling for industry: the new approach

DVD006

Manual handling for the office VC016 Office manual handling: the new approach DVD007 Warehouse manual handling VC227

NOISE Noise and vibration: working for safety Noise and hearing conservation

VC114 DVD035

OFFICE SAFETY

A nice safe job — safety in the office VC117 It's not Thursday is it? VC116 Office health and safety VC181 Understanding safety in the office DVD011 OUTDOOR WORKERS Outdoor maintenance professional — Part 1 VC217 Outdoor maintenance professional — Part 2 VC218 Outdoor safety VC215

OVERUSE INJURIES RSI — How to prevent it VC123

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Personal protective equipment DVD004 & VC197 PESTICIDES An easy guide to herbicides and pesticides in the workplace

VC075

PLANT, MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT An easy guide to worksite safety — Part 1 VC049 An easy guide to worksite safety — Part 2 VC050 Ladder safety VC149 Plant risk assessment "No risk" VC185 Safely does it VC209 Working with lathes VC177

RISK MANAGEMENT How to lead OHS risk management VC219 Risky business

VC187

RURAL SAFETY A farm affair VC024 Australian story: With this ring VC018 Bitter harvest VC022 Farm safety VC115 Health and safety on the farm VC041

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Keeping it safe on the land VC023 Tractor safety on slopes VC028 Using farm chemicals — personal safety VC064 Using farm chemicals — transportation and storage

VC065

SAFE WORK PRACTICES Attitude … think about it VC198 &

DVD031 Communicating safety VC184 Housekeeping VC147 I choose to look the other way It’s up to me

DVD010 DVD023

Look and see VC056 Minding your own business VC158 Safety awareness VC044 Safety in your hands VC063 Safety now VC172 The big 4 VC199 Understanding safety at work DVD013 Unsafe acts DVD002 Work safety essentials VC026

SAFETY EDUCATION Safety awareness VC145 Safety leadership VC144 Think safe SHIFT WORK Shiftwork safety essentials

VC009

DVD030

SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS Falls in the workplace VC125 Slips and falls VC129 Slips, trips and falls Personal fall protection: one step beyond

VC040 DVD017

STRESS Stress and coping — Part 1 — Stress VC133 Stress and coping — Part 2 — Coping VC134

SUBSTANCE ABUSE Don't turn a blind eye VC201 Drugs and alcohol VC165

TEACHERS Voice care for teachers VC017

TOOLS Hand tools VC054 Pneumatic fastening tools VC113

TRANSPORT SAFETY How the hell can you take a break? VC036 Trucksafe

VC139

VIOLENCE Consequences of bullying DVD009 Dealing with difficult behaviour VC034 Dealing with aggressive behaviour VC035

SUBJECT INDEX

Violence at work VC203 Violence in the workplace VC212

VISUAL DISPLAY UNITS Working with display screen equipment VC118

WASTE MANAGEMENT Safety in waste management VC141

WELDING Welder on site be aware VC112

WORK AT HEIGHT A guide to safe work on roofs VC099 An aid to safe roof work VC081 Getting it right at height Height safety essentials

VC082 DVD033

One step away WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENT Creating a positive work environment Wellness at work

VC083

DVD029 DVD032

WORKPLACE TRAINING No experience required — a real look at how to supervise trainees

VC205

YOUNG WORKERS Check it out New to the job

VC021 VC221

TITLE INDEX

ABOUT ASBESTOS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW DVD024 DVD, 15 min, 2006 Gives a general guide to where you might find asbestos products, the dos and don’ts of dealing with asbestos and where to get advice and assistance if you need it. ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION VC002 DVD, 15 min, 1991 Discusses the aim of an accident investigation. Emphasises the importance of reporting all workplace incidents. Outlines the procedure to follow in case of an accident.

ACCIDENTS DON'T HAPPEN VC003 VHS, 18 min, 1990 Tells the story of a Guardian Angel who monitors the danger created on earth by careless people at home, work and play. He measures the level of risk on his riskometer (which is never at zero because all life is a risk) and intervenes in time to stop disasters.

ACTS AND OMISSIONS VC090 VHS, 20 min Portrays the legal and moral responsibilities of management in this hard-hitting and emotive training aid.

AN AID TO SAFE ROOF WORK VC081 VHS, 12 min, 1989 How-to-use guide for perimeter guardrail, deckrail and conrail. One of the major hazards of the roofing industry is falling from roofs under construction or from roofs being maintained. ASBESTOS AWARENESS – ARE YOU AT RISK DVD034 DVD, 21 min, 2000 Provides an introduction to the health risks of asbestos. Covers: the three forms of asbestos, adverse health effects, where asbestos can be found, hazard communication, personal protection, housekeeping. ATTITUDE … THINK ABOUT IT VC198 & DVD031 VHS, 21 min, 1996 Emphasises a good attitude to workplace safety. Reinforces good safety behaviour.

AUSTRALIAN STORY: WITH THIS RING VC018 VHS, 28 min, 2003 Focuses on Gayle Shann, a young woman from Central Queensland who is recovering from a life-threatening farm accident (from the Australian Broadcasting Commission’s Australian Story). BACK PROTECTION: DEFENDING YOUR SAFETY ZONE DVD021 DVD, 22min, 2005 Shows how to prevent injury and repetitive stress by learning how the back works. Includes safe lifting, posture and exercises. Designated for a wide range of applications and work environments. BACK SAFETY: LIFT WELL, LIVE WELL VC179

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VHS, 14 min, 2001 Explains how to protect your back from injury. Includes back basics, proper lifting techniques and back exercises.

THE BACKSEAT KILLER VC162 VHS, 25 min A number of serious injuries resulting from vehicle accidents are the result of luggage being transported in the rear of vehicles with split seats, where the anchorage for the seats is insufficient. Hence, the need for cargo barriers (from the World in Action series).

BET YOUR LIFE VC010 VHS, 13 min, 1981 Construction sites can easily become untidy and dangerous. Little things can be neglected, and bad practices creep in. Examines construction site safety.

THE BIG 4 VC199 VHS, 18 min, 1993 Covers eye safety, hearing loss, machine safety and manual handling.

BITTER HARVEST VC022 VHS, 21 min, 1993 Every 23 days, someone somewhere in New South Wales dies as a result of a rural accident. The four farmers on this video are lucky: they lived to tell their story and warn others of the hazards

BLIND MAN'S BLUFF DVD001 DVD, 22 min, 2004 Shows a variety of workplace situations, including a warehouse, an office and a factory, and uncovers potentially dangerous hazards in all of them. Uses a scorecard to spot unsafe practices and their causes. Viewers are asked to consider whether hazards result from unsafe conditions or unsafe behaviours.

BLOOD BORNE PATHOGENS IN THE WORKPLACE VC086 VHS, 12 min, 1992 Looks at HIV and Hepatitis B infection risks in the workplace. Looks at control of hazards, use of infection control kits of goggles, gloves and pocket respirators; and what to do if exposed to possible sources of infection.

BREAKING POINT VC224 VHS, 8 min. Looks at the concept of OHS, employers' legislative obligations, individual and corporate responsibility and accountability, and safety policies. BUILDING SITE ACCIDENT PREVENTION DVD020 DVD, 14 min, 2005 Examines the main hazards that lead to deaths and injury in the building and construction industry: falls, mobile plant accidents and electrocution.

BURNS VC030

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VHS, 18 min, 1996 Examines the general principles of first aid treatment for burn victims. Covers causes of burns, classification of burns, and first aid treatment for the different types of burns.

CHAIN REACTION VC047 VHS, 24 min, 1991 Demonstrates the safe use of chainsaws. Covers personal safety requirements, preparation and maintenance procedure, cutting techniques and the dangers of incorrect usage. Warning: has graphic accident footage.

CHECK IT OUT VC021 VHS, 20 min, 1999 Aimed at students who are about to go on work placement. Shows the risks they may face in the workplace, and how to avoid having accidents or injuring other people

CHEMICALS, DUST AND FUMES — WORKING FOR SAFETY VC070 VHS, 25 min Shows how to identify common hazardous chemicals, and where information is available.

CHEMICALS I — JUST ONE SLIP VC068 VHS, 18 min, 1990 Looks at the dangers of chemicals in the workplace. Examines the correct procedures for storing, handling and transporting chemicals.

CHEMICALS II — USER BEWARE VC069 VHS, 17 min, 1990 Introduces an awareness of the techniques of chemical handling. Aims to achieve safer working practices. Describes the three ways that chemicals can enter the body.

CHEMICALS USED AT WORK VC071 VHS, 16 min Aims to reduce chemical-related occupational injury and disease in Australia

CHILD'S PLAY VC045 VHS, 10 min, 2004 Looks at correct lifting and carrying techniques. Shows how children do it naturally

I CHOOSE TO LOOK THE OTHER WAY DVD010 DVD, 10 min, 2004 Tells the story of a worker who failed to speak up when witnessing an unsafe act. While choosing to ‘look the other way’, he contributed to the needless death of a co-worker. Shows how to speak up about unsafe acts.

COMMUNICATING SAFETY VC184 VHS, 15 min, 1998 Communicating safety is the responsibility of everyone in the workplace — workers and managers. Explains the importance of following safe work procedures, reporting all accidents and being proactive about safety.

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CONFINED SPACE COMMUNICATION AND AWARENESS VC180 VHS, 21 min, 2000 Shows procedures such as risk assessment, entry permit, and personal protective equipment requirements for confined space work. Explains the responsibilities of work crews. Features the atmosphere monitoring process and communication systems. Shows the dangers associated with confined space work. Emphasises why safeguards are necessary. CONSEQUENCES OF BULLYING DVD009 DVD, 20 min, 2004 Looks at how to recognise bullying behaviour. Shows some of the possible consequences of this kind of behaviour, and the right and wrong ways of approaching and dealing with the problem.

CONSTRUCTION SAFETY ESSENTIALS DVD022 DVD, 23 min, 1999 Examines essentials of construction safety, including housekeeping, working at height, excavating, working in the elements, and manual handling.

CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES VC211 VHS, 17 min, 1996 Looks at exposure control to hazardous substances, storage, labelling, material safety data sheets, and what to do in an emergency.

CONTROL OF WORKPLACE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES VC004 VHS, 1994 Looks at identifying and registering hazardous substances, material safety data sheets, labelling, storage, risk assessment, and personal protective equipment. CREATING A POSITIVE WORK ENVIRONMENT DVD029 DVD, 13 min, 2006 Looks at simple ways you can go about creating a positive environment in your workplace by establishing: Clear expectations, open communication, challenges, and respect. It examines how these four elements can lead to the creation of higher morale, enhanced performances, greater productivity, job satisfaction and a stronger, healthier and more positive workforce. DANGEROUS GOODS SEMINAR — 2 JULY 1998 VC150 VHS, 1998 Storing and handling dangerous goods.

DEALING WITH AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR VC035 VHS, 15 min, 1996 Demonstrates how to handle aggressive and violent behaviour in the workplace. Offers simple steps on what works when confronted with aggressive behaviour.

DEALING WITH CHEMICAL SAFETY VC073 VHS, 15 min, 1989 Discusses the dose, risks, hazards and methods of entry of chemicals into the body. Covers storing, transporting and evaluating chemicals.

DEALING WITH CHEMICALS — WORKING FOR SAFETY VC074

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VHS, 15 min Explains the role and responsibilities of the safety representative. Encourages him to acquire the skills needed to handle inspection and accident investigations, and to deal with a number of major widespread hazards.

DEALING WITH DIFFICULT BEHAVIOUR VC034 VHS, 15 min, 1996 Demonstrates several ways to handle difficult behaviour, including how to face conflict rather than avoiding it, self-control techniques, practical problem solving, how to reduce stress, and how to reduce the level of intimidation from bullies and antagonistic types.

DEALING WITH MANUAL HANDLING VC100 VHS, 10 min, 1997 Provides a detailed description of manual handling. Explains how injuries are caused, types of injuries and steps to deal with manual handling.

DEATHS IN THE WORKPLACE VC048 VHS, 40 min, 1997 Looks at the state of OHS in Australia. Examines the high rate of workplace injuries and fatalities that occur each year across the country. Investigates two workplace accidents: the first on a construction site; the second relating to a union official who gained access to a building under demolition. Examines who to blame, who is responsible, what part the inspectorate plays in OHS (from the Nine Network’s Sunday Show). DON'T TURN A BLIND EYE VC201 VHS, 17 min, 1995 Provides information about the risks involved in drinking and working, and the effects of drugs on work performance and workplace behaviour.

DRUGS AND ALCOHOL VC165 VHS, 4 min, 1999 Alcohol abuse can contribute to work accidents, absenteeism, conflict with colleagues, and a decline in mental and physical performance.

AN EASY GUIDE TO HERBICIDES AND PESTICIDES IN THEWORKPLACE

VC075

VHS, 17 min, 1990 Two opposite characters answer — in an entertaining manner — questions about how to store, handle, apply and dispose of herbicides and pesticides safely.

AN EASY GUIDE TO WORKSITE SAFETY — PART 1 VC049 VHS, 10 min, 1990 Covers safety on building sites. Discusses good housekeeping, protective clothing, ladder and scaffold safety, handling materials, elevated work platforms.

AN EASY GUIDE TO WORKSITE SAFETY — PART 2 VC050 VHS, 10 min, 1990 Covers safety on building sites. Discusses crane safety, excavation, welding and cutting, handling hazardous materials, first aid, safety committees, induction meetings.

TITLE INDEX

ELECTRICAL SAFETY VC019 VHS, 16 min, 1998 Looks at safety measures for dealing with electricity. Covers power tools, power lead safety, the correct method of folding a power lead, working near water or in humid atmospheres, warning and ‘do not operate’ tags, power tool inspection, control measures such as substitution, electrical safety signs, earth leakage devices.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE VC190 VHS, 15 min, 1999 Deals with basic electrical principles and common hazards in the workplace such as contact with overhead wires, damage to insulated materials, extension cords, digging, trenching, broken equipment, static electricity. Looks at control measures for electrical safety using residual current devices in the workplace and using personal protective equipment.

THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF HAND SAFETY VC183 VHS, 14 min, 1999 Focuses on reducing and preventing hand injuries and looks at mechanical, chemical and thermal hazards to the hand.

FALLING ISN'T FUNNY VC208 VHS, 15 min Depicts three typical falls on building and construction sites. Helps identify situations that all workers and employers of the construction find themselves in.

FALLS IN THE WORKPLACE VC125 VHS, 2000 Describes different types of falls in the workplace, falls to floor level, falls from a moving vehicle, falls from stairs, ramps and ladders, and falls through an opening to a level below.

A FARM AFFAIR VC024 VHS, 11 min Aimed at children. Highlights some of the hazards on the farm. Advises that children should be aware, use their common sense, and help watch out for new dangers.

FARM SAFETY VC115 VHS, 20 min, 2002 Neil Simpson is 71 years old but has no intention of retiring. Instead, with the help of an OHS specialist, he's found ways to make working on his farm easier and safer. Learn how to make these initiatives work for you too.

FIRE SAFETY FOR INDUSTRY DVD 008 DVD, 22 min, 2004 Covers the nature of fire, risk assessment, common fire hazards, facing the fire, extinguishing the fire, fire wardens, evacuation,

FOOD FOR THOUGHT — KITCHEN SAFETY VC200 VHS, 23 min, 1993 Looks at clothing, housekeeping, manual handling, knives, burns and scalds, fire, chemicals and first aid.

TITLE INDEX

FOOT SAFETY VC001 VHS, 12 min, 1997 Addresses common types of foot injuries, steps to prevent them, evaluating foot injury hazards, control measures for existing hazards and safety footwear.

FORKLIFT SAFETY — THE RIGHT MOVE — PART 1 VC042 VHS, 11 min, 1992 Covers efficient and safe manual handling, the importance of giving attention to the job at hand, the causes of accidents and their prevention, observing and understanding warning labels, knowing your forklift truck's capacity, the safe use of attachments, the ‘stability triangle’ — the effects on load and machine.

FORKLIFT SAFETY — THE RIGHT MOVE — PART 2 VC043 VHS, 14 min, 1992 Looks at forklift capacity, maintenance and safety precautions for all forklift drivers. FORKLIFT STABILITY ESSENTIALS DVD016 DVD, 18 min, 2005 Looks at the stability triangle, longitudinal stability, lateral stability, load capacity, dynamic stability, operating environment and forklift tip over procedures.

GAS CYLINDER SAFETY RULES VC156 VHS, 9 min Describes the safety rules when using, handling and storing compressed LP cylinders. Details hazard control requirements and general workplace safety measures that need to be observed when using compressed gases at work.

GETTING IT RIGHT AT HEIGHT VC082 VHS, 20 min, 1996 Examines safety when using ladders, scaffolding, elevated and suspended work platforms, and working on roofs. GUIDE TO INTERLOCKING GUARDS VC096 VHS, 20 min Explains the basic principle of interlocking systems of guarding machinery by using a combination of live action and animated drawings. Examines in detail mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical systems.

A GUIDE TO SAFE WORK ON ROOFS VC099 VHS, 30 min, 1991 Looks at harnesses, safety mesh and safety guardrails. HAIDRESSING SAFETY ESSENTIALS DVD026 DVD, 30 min, 2006 Deals with personal health and safety at work. Includes chemical safety, hairdressing equipment safety, personal hygiene, correct posture, maintaining tools and equipment. HAND SAFETY: THE IRREPLACEABLE TOOLS VC061 VHS, 10 min, 1989 Identifies the three important steps in guarding against hand injury: potential hazards, safe work procedures, and correct protective equipment.

TITLE INDEX

HAND TOOLS VC054 VHS, 16 min, 1989 Covers hand tool design, their care, maintenance, and safe use. Covers spanners, wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers and hacksaws are covered. Recommended for schools, mechanical and electrical workshops.

HANDLING AND STORAGE OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES VC173 VHS, 16 min, 1999 Defines hazardous substances. Looks at identifying hazardous substances, workplace training.

THE HANGMAN VC013 VHS, 20 min, 1986 A hangman is our guide to some typical construction site accidents involving falls. Features staged but very realistic incidents.

HARASSMENT — KEEPING IT OUT OF THE WORKPLACE VC021&DVD036 VHS, 18 min

Highlights the most common forms of workplace harassment. Suggests ways of reducing its occurrence. Deals with email and internet harassment

HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES — CONTROL AT WORK VC164 VHS, 20 min, 1994 Explains the operation of Australian regulations (NOSHC:2007–1994) for the control of hazardous substances in the workplace. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES – SAFETY ESSENTIALS DVD028 DVD, 23 min, 2006 Topics covered in this video are: identifying hazardous substances, common hazards, the hierarchy of control, personal protective equipment, storage and disposal. THE HAZCHEM CODE DVD015 DVD, 20 min, 2003 Explains the Hazchem Code for people required to work with hazardous chemicals. Explains where Hazchem codes are to be found, what they mean, how they are determined and calculated, and the role they play in reducing chemical accidents.

HEALTH AND SAFETY ON THE FARM VC041 VHS, 19 min, 2001 Provides a general overview of OHS induction in rural workplaces. Identifies risks on farms, and offers safety measures. HEAT HAZARDS DVD019 DVD, 17 min, 2005 Aims to increase people’s awareness of heat hazards in the workplace by identifying specific heat related hazards and examining a range of engineering and administrative controls, as well as individual behaviours, that can reduce the risk of heat related illnesses and injuries. HEIGHT SAFETY ESSENTIALS DVD033 DVD, 21 min, 2006

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The consequences of poor height safety practices can result in serious injuries and even death. Even a fall from a small height can result in serious consequences, decrease productivity and increase costs. This DVD provides a training resource to help educate and refresh personnel at all levels. Topics covered include: height case studies, risk assessment, scaffolds, fall arrest systems,ladders, and elevated work platforms.

HELP YOURSELF TO A BETTER BACK VC174 VHS, 15 min, 1999 Explains the structure of the back and how to improve computer workstation ergonomics. Gives tips on lifting and carrying and demonstrates simple back, neck and shoulder exercises.

HOUSEKEEPING VC147 VHS, 16 min Emphasises how proper housekeeping can reduce accidents. Covers issues such as layout of workplace, safe work procedures, tidiness at work.

HOUSEKEEPING AND PORTERS VC222 VHS, 11 min, 1992 Helps hotel employers and workers develop a preventive approach to OHS.

HOW THE HELL CAN YOU TAKE A BREAK? VC036 VHS, 8 min Looks at the dangers of driving trucks for long periods.

HOW TO LEAD OHS RISK MANAGEMENT VC219 VHS, 16 min, 1998 Based on a typical workplace assessment. Uses real Australian case study examples.

IDENTIFYING FIRE HAZARDS VC121 VHS, 14 min, 2000 Identifies specific fire hazards such as fire protection equipment, sources of ignition, fire and smoke doors, compressed gas storage, hot work permits, machinery hazards, heating. IF I’D ONLY KNOWN- HEALTH AND HYGIENE ON SITE VC008 VHS, 14 min, 2000 Aimed at the construction industry. Set in the context of a meeting with an occupational health nurse. Highlights the health risks in the construction industry such as noise vibration, skin cancer, back pain, dermatitis and personal hygiene.

INFECTION CONTROL VC169 VHS, 3 min, 1999 Emphasises that safe work practices will prevent the transmission of infectious diseases such as hepatitis, AIDS, tuberculosis.

INFECTION CONTROL IN THE WORKPLACE VC182 VHS, 11 min, 1999 Discusses the risks associated with exposure to blood and other bodily fluids; in particular, hepatitis B and C, and HIV. Highlights universal precautions and other exposure controls.

TITLE INDEX

IS IT ZOONOSIS DOCTOR? VC136 VHS, 1998 Explains what zoonosis is, how humans acquire it, and how to treat it. Good hygiene is essential to prevent the transmission of diseases from animals.

IT'S NOT THURSDAY IS IT? VC116 VHS, 22 min, 1980 Shows a management who is reasonably aware of safety, but a workforce who aren’t really interested. Shows some typical problem areas in an office environment. IT’S UP TO ME DVD023 DVD, 10 min, 2006 Through several injury scenarios, viewers will see both the right way and the wrong way to respond to unsafe situations.

KEEPING IT SAFE ON THE LAND VC023 VHS, 22 min Concentrates on the experiences in north-east Victoria of the Benalla ‘Farmlife’ project. Discusses the process of working with groups of farm women to bring about community-wide change.

KILLING TIME VC154 VHS, 12 min Shows experiences gathered as a result of workplace accidents about planning safe work practices. Uses case studies of various accidents, including a fatality.

KITCHEN AND CANTEEN SAFETY VC194 VHS, 14 min, 1999 Covers hygiene, personal protective equipment, safe use of knives, manual handling techniques, kitchen fires, good housekeeping to reduce slips, trips and falls. KITCHEN CARE VC052 VHS, 23 min, 1998 Covers work tasks from receiving food deliveries to serving in the dining room Includes types and causes of food poisoning, storing food, cleaning, and personal hygiene. Outlines kitchen hazards and ways to reduce risks.

LADDER SAFETY VC149 VHS, 10 min Aimed at people who use ladders in their work.

LAUNDRY AND MAINTENANCE VC223 VHS, 14 min, 1992 Helps hotel employers and workers develop a preventive approach to OHS.

LIFTING AND CARRYING DVD 003 DVD, 11 min, 2001 Covers anatomy and physiology of the neck and back, types of injuries, steps to safe lifting, team lifting and physical characteristics of loads.

LIFTING YOUR GAME: THE KEYS TO FORKLIFT SAFETY VC226

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VHS, 25 min, 1999 Demonstrates how to react and survive if a forklift tips over, the principles of forklift stability, safe driving techniques, equipment checks and other safety practices vital to safe forklift operation. LOCK-OUT AND TAG-OUT VC127 VHS, 26 mi, 2001 Correct lock-out and tag-out will prevent workers coming into dangerous contact with complex machinery and equipment. Provides a good introduction to the principles of safe isolation. LOOK AND SEE VC056 VHS, 11 min Emphasises that there must be full co-operation between staff and management to ensure a safe working environment. Discusses how well-planned and deliberate workplace inspections can identify, minimise and eliminate safety hazards MAD MORRIE VC057 VHS ,12 min, 1982 Explains garage safety humorously, by contrasting a tidy, safety-conscious service station proprietor with an untidy one, Morrie, whose casual attitude to safety takes him from one accident to another.

MAINTENANCE SAFETY VC135 VHS, 28 min, 2000 Recreates 11 accidents, mainly in industrial and maintenance workplaces. Covers safety attitudes, taking short cuts, personal fall protection, cheating guards, welding, ladder safety, confined spaces, contractor safety, line braking. Warning: has graphic accident footage. MANAGING CONFLICT POSITIVELY DVD025 Gives an understanding of the steps involved in resolving conflict, and how these steps can be applied to give positive outcomes for those involved.

MANAGING TO BE SAFE AND RIGHTING THE WAY VC119 VHS, 2 video cassettes (each 10 min) Video 1: Managing to be safe — creating an OHS system. Video 2: Righting the way — how to document a safety procedure.

MANUAL HANDLING VC120 & VHS, 10 min, 2000 DVD012 Covers all aspects of manual handling and gives a good overview of risks and ways to prevent injuries.

MANUAL HANDLING FOR HOSPITAL WORKERS VC031 VHS, 20 min, 1997 Shows how and why manual handling injuries occur, and how they can be avoided by redesigning tasks and using mechanical aids (such as electric beds and patient lifters). Shows a series of stretches and warm-up exercises.

MANUAL HANDLING FOR INDUSTRY DVD 006 DVD, 21 min, 2002 Explains back structure and musculoskeletal disorders (MSD). Covers methods for identifying, assessing and controlling manual handling risks related to MSD. Uses

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case studies with solutions applicable to typical manual handling problems to illustrate correct manual handling procedures.

MANUAL HANDLING FOR THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY VC032 VHS, 20 min, 1997 Shows how and why manual handling injuries occur and how they can be prevented. Deals with manual handling hazards in hotels, kitchens, restaurants and laundries. Shows a series of stretches and warm-up exercises.

MANUAL HANDLING FOR THE OFFICE VC016 VHS, 20 min, 1996 Illustrates common practices around the office that cause back injuries. Describes why these injuries happen and how to prevent them.

MINDING YOUR OWN BUSINESS VC158 VHS, 20 min. Looks at OHS in Tasmanian workplaces. OHS consultant and physiotherapist Amanda Gore provides advice on setting up your office workstation, safe lifting techniques, and tips for general back care (including the lumbar lubricator exercise)

NEW TO THE JOB VC221 VHS, 22 min, 1997 Helps employers, managers and supervisors introduce young and new workers and apprentices to important OHS principles. Provides a basic overview of key OHS concepts.

A NICE SAFE JOB — SAFETY IN THE OFFICE VC117 VHS, 11 min, 1991 Aimed at secondary students and TAFE students enrolled either in pre-vocational courses or as part of their career training. Uses a well-known TV character to guide students through OHS concerns in the office that all who enter an office environment need to understand.

NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED — A REAL LOOK AT HOW TOSUPERVISE TRAINEES

VC205

VHS, 26 min, 1995 Shows the knowledge and skills needed to be a successful supervisor of trainees in the workplace. NOISE AND HEARING CONSERVATION DVD035 DVD, 15 min, 1999 Deals with noise induced hearing loss in industrial workplaces. Looks at the causes of industrial deafness and suggests effective ways to overcome them and make noisy workplaces safer. Suitable for employers and employees.

NOISE AND VIBRATION VC114 VHS, 15 min Covers hearing problems caused by industrial noise and how that noise is measured. Deals with vibration problems.

OFFICE HEALTH AND SAFETY VC181 VHS, 12 min, 1999 Aimed at office workers. Looks at potential hazards and OHS issues office workers

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encounter, such as running, lifting, overloading technical outlets, storing of hazardous substances. Includes a section on ergonomics and manual handling issues. Demonstrates exercises for the prevention of occupational overuse syndrome.

OFFICE MANUAL HANDLING DVD 007 DVD, 17 min, 2002 Explains back structure and musculoskeletal disorders (MSD). Covers methods for identifying, assessing and controlling manual handling risks related to MSD. Uses case studies with solutions applicable to typical manual handling problems to illustrate correct manual handling procedures. OHS DUTY OF CARE IN THE WORKPLACE VC038 VHS, 14 min, 2000 Illustrates essential OHS issues using the strategies and skills that animals and birds have developed to increase their chances of survival in the wild. Management has a duty of care to their workers to minimise and control hazards and risks to safety in the work environment.

ONE STEP AWAY VC083 VHS, 15 min, 1994 Three men who have had roofing accidents tell their stories. Each incident is dramatically reconstructed so we can see what went wrong. Highlights the golden rules that can help to make a roof a safe place to work.

ORDER PICKING FORKLIFT DVD018 DVD, 17 MIN, 2005 Covers the functions required to operate an order picking forklift truck. These include safe operation, recharging, wire guidance, as well as conducting routine checks, plan work, checking controls and equipment, shutting down equipment, etc.

OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE PROFESSIONAL — PART 1 VC217 VHS, 17 min, 1998 Demonstrates the safe operation of mowers, tractors, brushcutters and chainsaws. Looks at fire precaution measures and the importance of correctly using personal protective equipment.

OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE PROFESSIONAL — PART 2 VC218 VHS, 17 min, 1998 This video looks at safe chemical handling, protection from the elements, manual handling and emergency procedures.

OUTDOOR SAFETY VC215 VHS, 17 min, 1994 Identifies hazards such as heat, cold, rain, wind, and UV exposure. Looks at safety precautions and includes first aid demonstrations. PERSONAL FALL PROTECTION:ONE STEP BEYOND DVD017 DVD, 13 min. 2005 Deals with equipment anchorage, tie off and use as well as looking at body belts and harnesses

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT VC197 &

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VHS, 19 min, 1994 DVD004 Looks at the use of personal protective equipment; in particular, head, eyes and hearing protection.

PLANT RISK ASSESSMENT "NO RISK" VC185 VHS, 16 min, 1998 Demonstrates the procedures involved in conducting a successful plant risk assessment. Emphasises the importance of involving people directly affected by either new plant or procedures.

PNEUMATIC FASTENING TOOLS VC113 VHS, 13 min, 1992 Demonstrates fastening tools (pneumatic nailer and pneumatic stapler): usage and safety. PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS VC130 VHS Details all types of fire extinguishers and how to use them.

A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO OHS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

VC220

VHS, 17 min, 1998 Uses two Australian case studies to show that OHS management systems can be successfully implemented and achieve tangible changes in the work environment.

PREVENTION OF EYE DAMAGE VC216 VHS, 25 min, 1995 Looks at how the eye works and how accidents occur. Includes hazard assessment, choosing eye protection, and eye safety programs.

PRINCIPLES OF MACHINERY GUARDING VC097 VHS, 12 min, 1977 Outlines the requirements of OHS legislation pertaining to providing, maintaining and correctly using machine guarding. Defines various types of guards and illustrates them in use.

PROJECT — FIRE SAFE — PART 1 VC011 VHS, 25 min, 1994 Covers fires at work, correct reporting of hazards, what to do in case of fire, fire extinguishers and first aid for fire victims.

PROJECT — EVACUATION — PART 2 VC012 VHS, 25 min, 1994 Looks at fire protection, fire prevention and fire fighting. Includes two exercises in dealing with fire and evacuation. PROTECTING YOUR BACK VC033 VHS, 20 min, 1997 Demonstrates stretching exercises that should be done as a warm-up before starting work, and throughout the day. Demonstrates correct lifting and carrying.

REMEMBER CHARLIE VC059

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VHS, 56 min Portrays the real-life encounter of Charlie, who was seriously injured in an industrial accident at a chemical plant. He explains how he became complacent about safety issues and didn't follow company procedures. He explains the pain of the injury, the excruciating pain through rehabilitation, and the effect of the accident on his family life. RISKY BUSINESS VC187 VHS, 13 min, 1998 It explores issues basic to successful health and safety management and looks at how to avoid accidents in the workshop.

RPA: JOE SEGMENT VC039 VHS, 20 min, 2000 Deals with the aftermath of an electrical accident and the impact that it has on the family (from the television program RPA). RSI – HOW TO PREVENT IT VC123 VHS, 10 min Gives a simple medical explanation of RSI, correct use of ergonomic furniture, and simple exercises for at risk groups.

SAFE HANDLING OF GAS CYLINDERS VC157 VHS, 20 min Describes the safety rules and procedures recommended when using compressed gas cylinders. Discusses the hazards associated with the use of LP cylinders; the identification, marking and testing of LP cylinders; and safe manual handling procedures. Provides information on material safety data sheets.

SAFE HANDLING OF GASES VC084 VHS, 19 min Covers the hazards associated with bottles and gas cylinders.

SAFELY DOES IT VC209 VHS, 15 min Looks at hand-held and pedestrian-controlled plant tools used in building, construction and civil engineering sites.

SAFETY AWARENESS VC044 VHS, 18 min, 2000 Deals with all-round hazards associated with unguarded machinery, confined spaces, personal protective equipment, electricity, manual handling, fork lifts, and chemicals. Designed for safety induction, plant-wide safety programs, refresher training and improving safety attitudes. Warning: has graphic accident footage. SAFETY AWARENESS VC145 VHS, 20 min, 1998 Emphasises that safety awareness is the starting point to accident prevention; and that for an organisation to survive and prosper, it must be able to control four things — production, quality, cost and accidents — and not one to the exclusion of another.

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SAFETY IN CONFINED SPACES VC186 VHS, 15 min, 1995 Explains how hundreds of workers are injured or killed every year in confined spaces. Accidents happen quickly and silently. Statistics show that 60% of fatalities in confined spaces are would-be rescues.

SAFETY IN SESSION — PART 1 VC202 VHS, 21 min, 1993 Covers the functions of OHS committees, the duties of OHS committee representatives, safety inspectors, accident reviews, establishing a reporting procedure and running meetings.

SAFETY IN SESSION — PART 2 VC193 VHS, 18.5 min, 1993 Covers the more practical areas involved in hazard identification, such as the role of management, employee input, conducting safety inspections, analysis of safety data, the use of specifications and records, accident investigation and follow through.

SAFETY IN WASTE MANAGEMENT VC141 VHS. 2 videos. Video 1: 11 min. Video 2: 13 min. Aimed at councils and re-cycling contractors. Looks at lifting techniques (mechanical) manual handling, protective clothing and safe work procedures.

SAFETY IN YOUR HANDS VC063 VHS, 12 min, 1972 Designed to make audiences think seriously about industrial safety, their own jobs, and their actions in carrying out those jobs. Emphasises the need to eliminate unsafe acts and unsafe conditions.

SAFETY IS A STATE OF MIND VC225 VHS, 18 min, 2000 Outlines the essentials of construction safety (including personal protective gear), right equipment, manual handling, hazardous environments and OHS committees.

SAFETY LEADERSHIP VC144 VHS, 18 min, 1997 Examines the role of the supervisors and leaders maintaining safety standards and promoting safety awareness. Explores interpersonal and leadership skills.

SAFETY NOW VC172 VHS, 20 min, 1999 Introduces workers to safety principles of importance in their day-to-day tasks, such as risk management, personal protective equipment, handling hazardous materials, good house keeping, lock out/tag out, manual handling and fire safety. SHIFT WORK DVD030 DVD, 18 min, 2007 Outlines the steps people can take to reduce the safety risks o fatigue while on the job and decrease the risk of costly lost time incidents. Topics covered: causes of fatigue, fatigue and performance, your bodyclock, fatigue management, health management, family and social life.

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VHS, 9 min, 1998

SHOCK TACTICS VC020 VHS, 21 min Explains electrical hazards within industry.

SKIN CANCER VC168 VHS, 5 min, 1999 Deals with different types of skin cancers. Discusses ways of preventing them.

SLIPS AND FALLS VC129 VHS, 18 min, 2 copies Looks at how to eliminate slips and falls from the workplace. Examines the layout of the workplace, walkways, traffic at work, stairways, surface hazards, heights and protective equipment.

SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS VC040 VHS, 20 min, 1988 Shows common causes of falls and what can be done to prevent them.

SPIRAL TO DISASTER VC214 VHS, 30 min, 1997 Analyses the Piper Alpha disaster at a North Sea oil platform. Shows how the disaster could have been averted. Covers a wide range of OHS issues.

STRESS AND COPING — PART 1 — STRESS VC133 VHS, 16 min, 1992 Deals with stress, its causes and effects.

STRESS AND COPING — PART 2 — COPING VC134 VHS, 24 min, 1992 Covers coping with stress, assessing levels of stress, and determining the causes of stress.

SUPER TOXIC CHEMICALS — BE AWARE, BE PREPARED VC153

Alerts emergency response personnel to the implications of super toxic chemical incidents. Encourages them to take steps to ensure they are fully prepared to deal with them. THINK SAFE VC009 VHS, 15 min, 1997 Explains the Think Safe safety awareness campaign for work, home and on the roads.

TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT VC015 VHS, 14 min, 2001 Shows three different near miss incidents. Explains how proper reporting and investigation of near miss incidents can reduce accident numbers.

TRACTOR SAFETY ON SLOPES VC028 VHS, 15 min, 1983 Tractors continue to overturn on slopes. Safety cabs have almost eliminated

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fatalities where the driver stays in the cab but injuries and damage to equipment continue. This film (based on research by the Scottish Institute of Agricultural Engineering) uses models, diagrams and live action to emphasise that tractors and slopes are a safety hazard.

TRUCKSAFE VC139 VHS, 40 min, 1996 Uses a case study approach to demonstrate some best practice safety and claims management strategies across a range of Victorian transport companies.

THE UNCONSCIOUS CASUALTY VC152 VHS, 6 min Explains the procedure to follow when an unconscious person is found in the workplace. Ideal for an induction program where detailed first aid has not been provided. UNDERSTANDING EYE SAFETY AT WORK DVD026 DVD, 18 min, 2006 Covers all aspects of eye safety. Includes 6 interactive case studies re-creating the most common types of eye injuries at work. Topics covered are: case studies, it could happen to you!, personal protective equipment, emergency response, the hierarchy of control.

UNDERSTANDING HAZARDS AND RISKS VC005 VHS, 19 min Provides a clear understanding of the terms ‘hazard’ and ‘risk’. Increases awareness about accident prevention. Good for small business starting on a safety program.

UNDERSTANDING SAFETY AT WORK DVD013 DVD, 24 min, 2005 Covers risk assessment, slips, trips and falls, electrical hazards, personal protective equipment, manual handling, confined spaces, housekeeping, hazardous substances, work equipment safety, noise, fire, and outdoor work.

UNDERSTANDING SAFETY IN THE OFFICE DVD011 DVD, 20 min, 2004 Covers office housekeeping, your workstation, safety around the office, manual handling, emergency response, office security, and aggression response.

UNSAFE ACTS DVD002 DVD, 15 min, 2002 In order to reduce accidents, examines workplace design and layout, appropriate guards and interlocks, safe work procedures, personal protective equipment and appropriate signage and labelling. Considers the causes and factors that lead to unsafe acts in the workplace.

USING COMPUTERS SAFELY DVD014 DVD, 25 min, 2005 Demonstrates healthy ways to use computers, including laptops. Shows exercises that can help prevent health problems developing.

USING FARM CHEMICALS — PERSONAL SAFETY VC064

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VHS, 18 min, 1992 Outlines how to use farm chemicals in a safe and effective way. Covers how to deal with poisoning from pesticides. Discuses different types of protective clothing and equipment. USING FARM CHEMICALS — TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE VC065 VHS, 17 min, 1992 Looks at how to store and transport chemicals in a safe way.

VDU AND WORKSTATION ERGONOMICS VC163 VHS, 20 min, 1995 Provides a better understanding of VDU and workstation hazards. Explains how workers can analyse their workstation and work procedures.

VIOLENCE AT WORK VC203 VHS, 20 min, 1999 Deals with most aspects of violence in various workplaces. Discusses causes and effects and strategies for dealing with violence and harassment. VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE VC212 VHS, 10 min Defines what violence is. Identifies early warning signs in a person who may become violent. Covers personal safety and security.

VOICE CARE FOR TEACHERS VC017 VHS, 35 min, 2000 Shows how the human voice works, the signs and symptoms of voice problems, and how to avoid them.

WAREHOUSE MANUAL HANDLING VC227 VHS, 23 min, 1994 Explains how to avoid back injuries, and how to identify, assess and control manual handling risks. Demonstrates good warehouse manual handling techniques.

WATCH THAT SPACE — CONFINED SPACE HAZARDS INTHE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

VC188

VHS, 16 min Looks at confined space hazards in the construction industry: mainly poisonous gases or lack of oxygen. WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES? VC029 VHS, 20 min , 2003 It tells the personal stories of four young West Australians who sustained spinal cord injuries in work related incidents. The injuries occurred in the mining, transport and construction industries and involved a fatigue related road crash, falls from height and a vehicle rollover. WELDER ON SITE BE AWARE VC112 VHS, 1997 Promotes an overview of hazards associated with welding. WELLNESS AT WORK DVD032 DVD, 16 min, 2006

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Unlocks the secrets of being happy and healthy at work. No matter what industry you work in, the employee is every organization's most valuable asset. For employees, health and wellbeing at work provides: improved productivity, fewer accidents, and better job satisfaction and for employers, wellness at work delivers: improved productivity, fewer days lost, decreased staff turnover and fewer compensation claims WORK SAFETY ESSENTIALS VC026 VHS, 18 min, 2002 Explores subjects such as knowing your workplace, slips, trips and falls, electrical hazards, manual handling, and working within a confined space.

WORKING SAFELY WITH FORKLIFTS VC191 VHS, 14 min, 1999 Provides refresher training for forklift operators. Covers many of the factors and situations that can result in accidents with forklifts.

WORKING WITH DISPLAY SCREEN EQUIPMENT VC118 1993 Looks at display screen equipment and workstation requirements.

WORKING WITH LATHES VC177 VHS, 20 min, 1989 Describes types of lathes, their components, preparation for the job and relevant safety features.