Video Library MCWCF

Are you looking for some in-service resources? Do you want to increase risk management awareness among staff? Try a video from our video library! The Risk Control Department has put together a blockbuster line-up of high quality instructional videos. All videos have been previewed and contain practical tools for improving a variety of district-wide risk management efforts. Videos are available to members of Middle Cities Workers' Compensation Fund and Middle Cities Risk Management Trust and may be borrowed for up to 30 days. Due to a limited number of copies, there may be a waiting list for certain videos.

To reserve any library item listed below, please use our online Order Form.
(Use of the Video Library is reserved for members of Middle Cities Workers' Compensation Fund, Middle Cities Risk Management Trust, and Middle Cities Education Association.)

This video is ideal for individuals who are in contact with chemicals. Topics include: recognizing potential chemicals hazards on the job; specific dangers associated with chemicals; moving and storing chemicals safely; using an MSDS; and, chemical accidents and first aid procedures.

This video discusses basic confined space entry safety, identifying a confined space and types of hazards and safety equipment.

This video covers the major elements in developing a successful ergonomic program for the workplace. Topics include: worksite analysis; developing an ergonomic checklist; control techniques at all levels; and, medical management and training programs.

Increase employee awareness and responsibility with this award winning video. Topics include: identifying potential electrical fire areas; arson awareness; minimizing the smoking hazard; and, evacuation and use of fire extinguishers.

This video discusses the basic rules of safety when handling and storing cylinders. It also covers storage of specific gases.

This video covers: outside of building and entryways; polishing, waxing and mopping safely; stair and ladder safety; and, employee training.

This video covers: the three basic types of ladders and how to use them; general safety tips when using ladders; and, proper placement of ladders.

Lawn Mower Safety 25 Min.
(Number 100.10)
This video covers the four main types of lawnmowers; walk-behind, push, flail and ride-on, including how to use them safely, performing preventative maintenance, personal protective equipment, safe cutting techniques and more. A terrific addition to your grounds-keeping training program!

Push Mower Safety 20 Min.
(Number 100.11)
This video covers the safe use if push mowers including safely clearing the discharge chutes, proper safety equipment and clothing, fueling the mower safely, performing preventative maintenance, and more. A terrific addition to your grounds-keeping training program!

Riding Mower Safety 20 Min.
(Number 100.12)
This video covers the safe use of riding mowers including cutting techniques for hills, preventative maintenance, personal protective equipment, following proper safety procedures, and more. A terrific addition to your grounds-keeping training program!

This video discusses general safety tips. It also shows common hazards in the workplace.

This video is great for anyone who works on a computer. The video discusses the hazards of working with computers, including related injuries and how to fit your workstation to you.

Good for employees who work with hazardous materials. Topics include: a written HazCom Plan; labeling; and, Material Safety Data Sheets.

This video covers: OHSA's Reg/Energy Control Plan; types of energy; stair and ladder safety; proper procedures; and, lock-out/tag-out situations and devices.

This three-module program takes a unique and refreshingly entertaining approach to back health presenting humorous situations and easy-to-use tips that anyone can apply. Module 1 (12 min.) takes a look at how the back functions. Module 2 (13 min.) uses practical examples to address the common risk factors related to work and home activities. Module 3 (15 min.) focuses on prevention techniques used with proper lifting, sleeping, sitting, standing and the important role of exercise.

This tape includes detailed instructions on these critical topics: how to prevent back injury; how the back works; dangers of excess weight; proper postures for standing, sitting, driving, sleeping; proper lifting techniques; and, basic back exercises.

Explains what CTS is, how to prevent it and what employees can do to reduce its effects.

Educate employees to safeguard their eyes using the correct protective gear. Topics include: Flying particles; corrosive/chemical splashes; light hazards, specialized PPE; care of personal protective equipment; and, causes of eye strain and how to avoid it.

Specifically for mechanics and maintenance persons. Fulfills OSHA training requirements including electrical safety, machine guarding and other required training subjects.

Specially designed for custodial/maintenance personnel. Topics include: back injury prevention; ladder and chemical safety; tripping and slipping hazards; power and hand tool safety; and, asbestos awareness.

Demonstrates in a unique and entertaining way the basics of proper lifting techniques. Topics include: how to lift properly; how to check the path to avoid slips, trips and falls; how to avoid twisting while lifting; and, how to push not pull.

This video should be shown to all employees. Topics include: mechanics of the back; 10 to 1 ratio (for every pound lifted, you need ten pounds of pressure to lift); and, proper lifting techniques for ideal and not-ideal conditions.

This video shows supervisors to recognize when emergency treatment vs. first aid treatment is needed. Also illustrated are the elements of a good first aid program and how to treat common injuries.

This video covers: minimizing or eliminating hazards with job safety analysis; breaking a job into steps; identifying safety issues; and, a brief discussion of job training.

This video directs supervisors to enforce safety and rules and to eliminate workplace hazards. It reminds supervisors that they can, as individuals, be prosecuted.

This video discusses how a supervisor is responsible for safety within the company. Topics include: adequate training of employees; documentation; and, legal responsibility.

This video takes you section by section through a MSDS. Knowing how to read and understand a MSDS will help those working with chemicals in the workplace.

This video is a general discussion of workplace violence. Some of the topics include: pro-active steps; your organization's liabilities and obligations; early warning signs of workplace violence; and, how to best recover from a tragedy.

This video is a brief review of occupational health issues. Topics include: Right to Know law; common occupational diseases; toxic materials and your body; and, hearing loss.

Workplace Violence: First Line of Defense 30 min.
(Number 500.04 ~ includes 2 handouts)

This video features an interview with a convicted perpetrator. Topics discussed include: legal and incident management advice on how to identify and prevent workplace violence; consistency of the perpetrator profile; clear behavioral warning signs; typical co-worker responses to perpetrator behavior; and, concrete steps for managing and preventing workplace violence.