good source for safety films???

[charlie tuna]

i am setting up a program, for my customers who are mainly building engineers, on safety. this started years ago when mike holt's seminar showed a film on fuse protection. i got a copy from the fuse manufacturer and passed it around to the different buildings. about once a year they call to borrow it. what i would like to do is fine a total of twelve or more safety programs -- lockout/tagout,fusing,fall protection, etc where they can show a monthly film concerning safety. does anyone know a good inexpensive source for this type of program?? thanks, tuna

 

[nbkelectric]

We get free use of videos on safety from our insurance carrier, Federated Ins., and also from from our trade organizations. Good Luck.

 

[zog]

ERI Safety videos

 

[bphgravity]

I've previewed a few ERI videos in the past and thought they were pretty well done. Some of the background music and acting was a little on the cheesy side, however the intended message comes through loud and clear. Many involve a true life story of an accident or death.

Be prepared to spend some money...

http://www.eri-safety.com/

 

[muskiedog]

Your local safety council should have a free or low cost library to use. National Safety Council also