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Basic Forklift Principles
Battery Charging Safety
Color of Danger
Color of Safety
Digital 2000 Forklift
Driving in Dangerous Situations
Forklift Fundamentals of Safety Operation
Forklift Operation
Forklift Operator Training
Forklift Operators' Instruction
Forklift Safety
Forklift Safety by T-A-T
Forklift Safety: High Impact
Forklift Safety: Inspection
Forklift Safety: Operation
Forklift Safety Review
Industrial Low-Lift Trucks
Load Securement
Operating A Forklift Safely
Operating Forklifts Safely
Operating Reach Trucks Safely
Safe Lift Truck Operation
Safe Operation of Scissor & Boom Lifts
Skid Steer
Walkie Stacker
Working Around Forklifts
- Basic Forklift Principles
#FO011 (14 min. 1991 - Spanish)
#BA012 (14 min. 1991 - English)
Occupational
Using a forklift can be dangerous to operators, those around them
and valuable cargo. This in-depth video program helps employees
drive forklifts safely and work safely around them.
- Why training is necessary
- Types of forklifts and their uses
- The lifting principle
- Battery Charging Safety
#BA017 (10 min. 1994)
Occupational
Charging batteries is a potential hazard for many forklift, stacker
and pallet jack users. Learn more about:
- Use of personal protective equipment
- Battery fluids hazards and exposure procedures
- Avoiding electrical hazards
- Moving batteries
- Safe charging, maintenance and storage
- Color of Danger
#CO000 (16 min.)
Occupational
THE classic forklift video shows safe driving principles and a
method of visualizing and being alert to hazards.
- Color of Safety
#CO008 (27 min. 1988)
Occupational
This informative video featuring William Shatner discusses safe
operating methods and procedures for lift truck operators. Both
motivational and instructional for either experienced or new
drivers. Emphasizes the consequences of operator carelessness and
negligence.
- Digital 2000 Forklift
#DI002 (60 min. 1999)
Occupational
This program is a good, thorough introduction to the requirements
of OSHA's powered industrial truck training standard and to
general operator safety concepts.
- Driving in Dangerous Situations
#DR002 & #DR003 (14 min. 1993)
Occupational
This video shows how to control the hazards of forklift operators.
Also includes:
- Special driving techniques
- Slippery surfaces
- Heavy traffic areas
- Loading docks
- Inside trailers/ramps
- Forklift Fundamentals of Safety Operation
#FO007 (22 min. 1993)
Occupational
Provides both the experienced and the operator-in-training an
overview of safe forklift practices. Covers basic principles of safe
operation, material handling and ways to prevent accidents.
- Forklift Operation
#FO006 (19 min. 1998)
Occupational
This program shows forklift operators what to do and what not to
do to assure their own safety and the safety of those around them.
Includes information on prechecks, stepping and driving in
reverse, stacking and carrying loads, driving on grades and ramps,
and handling emergency situations.
- Forklift Operator Training
#FO018 English, #FO019 Spanish (16 min. 2001)
Occupational
- Basic explanation of safe operations per OSHA requirements
- Thorough explanation of weight capacity and unsafe
operations
- Forklift Operators' Instruction
#FO008 (9 min. 1993)
Occupational
Discusses how to read a data plate and relates the information to
operating a forklift safely.
- Forklift Safety You're the One
#FO009 (20 min. 1995)
Occupational
Interesting characters present serious rules of forklift use in a light-hearted manner, encouraging safe work practices.
- Engineering principles: levers, load capacity, load center, center of gravity, stability triangle
- OSHA operating rules: inspection, driving, parking and safety around others
- Proper maintenance procedures
- Forklift Safety by T-A-T
#FO010 (1992)
Occupational
This set consists of two videos. Video 1 (20 min.) describes how to
operate forklifts and reviews the safety rules. Video 2 (18 min.)
reviews periodic inspections, pre-operation checks and safety
checks.
- Forklift Safety: High Impact
#FO002—DVD (22 min. 2004)
Occupational
This program contains graphic re-creations and mishaps. Operators who view this program will never forget the valuable safety lessons it contains! Forklifts are so diverse and powerful that they allow us to carry practically anything and place it almost anywhere. Along with that ability, we as operators also carry a large amount of responsibility. We must be responsible not only for the proper operation of our truck and delivery of our load, but also for our safety while driving and the safety of anyone in our path. This powerful video shows how unsafe forklift operation leads to injuries, deaths and property damage.
- Forklift Safety: Inspection
#FO015 (18 min. 1996)
Occupational
This live-action video program informs employees of the proper
procedures to follow when checking the basic operational systems
of a forklift. The program clearly demonstrates how to inspect the
five major areas of the forklift: (1) engine compartment, (2) wheels
and rims, (3) fork, upright and attachments,
(4) operator controls, and (5) fuel system.
- Forklift Safety: Operation
#FO014 (20 min. 1996)
Occupational
This award-winning program utilizes dramatic crash sequences to
illustrate proper and improper operation of the forklift, how to
carry a load properly, and the safe driving skills necessary when
operating a forklift.
- Forklift Safety Review
#FO013 (9 min. 1991)
Occupational
After finishing this video, the operator
should be able to perform a pre-use inspection of a forklift,
properly refuel a forklift, and operate a forklift safely and
correctly.
- Industrial Low-Lift Trucks
#IN003 & #IN002 (18 min. 1995)
Occupational
This program alerts employees to the dangers of operating manual
and powered industrial trucks. It shows how these trucks can be
used safely to reduce injuries and increase productivity.
- Pallet jacks, carts, dollies, skid movers
- Platform trucks and rack trucks
- Powered walking trucks, drum handlers
- General safety principles
- Specific safety practices
- Operating a Forklift Safely
#OP001 (18 min. 1992)
Occupational
"Operating a Forklift Safely" was designed to provide employees
with a basic knowledge of forklifts, their mechanical components
and some common-sense safety rules. The tape was designed with
natural stopping points for discussion about:
- Specific company information
- Hands on training
- Safety information
- Operating Forklifts Safely
#OP002—VHS #OP000—DVD (20 min. 2004)
Occupational
This new video gives viewers a solid overview of forklift characteristics and safe forklift operation.
It's a fast paced program featuring several dramatic re-enactments of typical forklift mishaps.
The Larry character is also featured, and you can only imagine some of the mistakes he makes - mistakes
that viewers can learn from. The program covers the following material:
- Forklift handling, stability and load limits
- Understanding your forklift, forklift inspection, refueling & recharging
- Picking up and placing loads, including elevated loads
- General safe driving guidelines,
operating around pedestrians and other forklifts
- Operating Reach Trucks Safely
#OP003—VHS #OP004—DVD (18 min. 2006)
Occupational
This piece of equipment features an articulated carriage that can reach,
tilt, and shift from side to side, resulting in more opportunity for injury.
This program will educate your employees on every-day safety procedures and
demonstrates how to perform daily activities accident free.
- Safe operation
- Proper inspection procedures
- Safe load placement and positioning
- Evaluating operator skill level
- Traveling and parking
- Load Securement
#LO011 (5:45 min. 1999)
Occupational
Refresher for qualified personnel allowed to operate tractor-trailer
equipment. Covers types and ratings of chains, tie downs and
safety procedures.
- Safe Lift Truck Operation
#SA011 (22 min. 1993)
Occupational
"Safe Lift Truck Operation" will help meet OSHA requirements for
operator training. This program covers all aspects of safe operation
and continually stresses the importance of an attitude of
safety when operating a lift truck.
- Safe Operation of Scissor & Boom Lifts
#SA005 (19 min. 2006)
Occupational
Elevated work platforms such as scissor and boom lifts allow us to safely
perform various tasks and maintenance operations at heights that otherwise
may be unreachable. While there are many different styles of lifts designed
for various applications and site conditions, they all have one thing in
common: the potential for serious injury or death when operated in a
careless manner. Electrocution, falls, crushed body parts and tip-overs are
just a few examples of incidents that often result from unsafe operation.
This video discusses the procedures lift operators must follow to prevent
these types of incidents. Topics include factors that affect stability,
pre-operational inspection, protecting against falls from platforms and safe
driving procedures.
- Skid Steer
#ST003 (6 min. 1999)
Occupational
Refresher for skid steer operators. Visual inspections, maintenance
and proper procedures are demonstrated.
- Walkie Stacker
#WA004 (8 min. 1995)
Occupational
The walkie stacker has specific safety rules and procedures.
Explains all controls for the equipment as well as general safe
operating procedures.
- Working Around Forklifts
#WO010 (16 min. 1995)
Occupational
This video program helps motivate employees to take this lesson to
heart and explains how and why special precautions are necessary.
- Inherent hazards in forklifts
- Special things to watch for when turning
- Mechanics
- Visibility
- Warning devices
- Parking
To receive the video catalog by mail, contact Angie Kupczak at
800-444-9150 or 651-228-7302.
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