Safety Video Library
GLSTC members have access to an extensive video library. If there are certain topics you would like to see, please let us know.
These videos are currently available to our members for checkout. Contact Terri Rase at (989) 837-2332 x7049 to reserve a copy.
Aerial Lift Safety
Summit’s Aerial Lift Safety training program teaches best safety practices, housekeeping and equipment maintenance techniques to prevent aerial lift accidents at your site. Working with or
around electricity, working in inclement weather and working in an elevated bucket are covered, as well as:
- Fall Protection, load requirements and equipment
- Pre-start inspections
- Safe use
Excavations, Trenching & Shoring
Cave-in prevention is the critical message of this comprehensive program from Summit. Excavation and trenching accidents are a leading cause of disabling injuries and suffocation in the construction industry. Training with this program from Summit will help keep your employees safe and your job on schedule. Several forms of shoring in a variety of different work sites demonstrate best safety practices to follow on trenching and excavation jobs. The
program covers:
- Overview of protective systems
- Best safety practices
- Regulatory requirement
Hand & Power Tools Safety
Summit Training Source’s Hand & Power Tools Safety training video puts safety at the forefront of common tasks. Carelessness, poor housekeeping and misuse often lead to accidents and
injuries that range from cuts and bruises to amputations. Keep safety at the top of your workers minds when they are using hand and power tools. Summit’s program focuses on important themes, such as:
- Work preparation- PPE selection
- Safe work practices for all tools
- Choosing the right tool for the job
Material is presented in a way that explains to workers how to, rather than telling them what not to do, elevating the effectiveness of the training.
Hoists & Slings
Summit’s program trains workers on proper sling inspection, selection and use to prevent material lifting accidents at your site. Hoists and slings are vital in safely lifting and transporting heavy material. Covering a wide range of uses for hoists and slings in different industries, this program has scenes your workers will relate to and learn from. Types of hoists featured include: hand operated, air or electric powered wire rope, electric chain operated, and vacuum powered. The training topics are:
- Types of hoists and slings and their proper uses
- Best safety practices
- Factors to consider when choosing a hoist or sling
- Load handling
- Inspection procedures
- Safe use, care and storage
Process Safety Management
Complies with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.119
Summit’s program is designed for the purposes of the Process Safety Management (PSM) of Highly Hazardous Chemicals (HHC) standard. Filmed in cooperation with the American Paper Institute, it is ideal for employees involved in or exposed to PSM. Your employees will learn and understand how each component is an essential element in the prevention of catastrophic incidents.
- Employee participation and training
- Hot work permits
- Process safety information
- Incident investigation
- Process hazard analysis
- Mechanical integrity
- Managing change
- Emergency planning and response
- Pre-start up safety review
- Contractor responsibility
- Operating procedures
Rigging Safety
Complies with OSHA 29 CFR 1926.251 and 1910.184
Summit’s Rigging Safety program will ensure your riggers are properly trained on all aspects of their job. Proper rigging is critical in executing a successful lift. The rigger is ultimately
responsible for the safe lift. This person must know what needs to be lifted, how much it weighs, where it’s going, the sling best suited for the job, and how to communicate with the crane operator. Prevent accidents and property damage with this dynamic training program. The program covers:
- Types of rigging
- Load control and dynamics
- Election, care and use of rigging
- Identifying and avoiding potential hazards
Scaffolding Safety: Erecting and Dismantling
Properly erected scaffolds provide a safe elevated work surface to efficiently perform tasks when ladders or other lift devices are not feasible or practical. However, scaffolds can present extremely hazardous situations when they aren’t erected or dismantled properly. This creates the opportunity for the scaffolding to collapse resulting in disabling injuries, property damage and even death. Training with Summit’s program teaches workers:
- Assembly and dismantling requirements
- Potential hazards
- Types of scaffolds
- Ladder construction and usage
Scaffolding Safety: Safe Work Practices
This program is ideal for all employees who work on and around scaffolds. Demonstrating best safety practices and outlining potential hazards creates awareness your employees won’t soon
forget. Training your employees the “safe” way to work on and around scaffolds keeps them safe and more productive; this provides you a direct return on your training investment. The program addresses:
- Electrical, fall and falling object hazards
- Using ladders
- Load carrying capacity and material handling
- Good housekeeping strategies
Supervisor Safety
Shock Proof: Qualified Employee
Shock Proof: Unqualified Employee
Welding Safety
Complies with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.252 and 1917.152
Summit’s Welding Safety program teaches employees to recognize and respect the potential hazards and motivate them to use best safety practices to prevent property damage and
injury. Welding requires an open flame at extreme temperatures. Open flame and high temperatures in the work environment can be risky. Summit’s comprehensive program teaches workers how to prevent welding accidents by covering:
- Types of welding
- Best safety practices
- PPE selection
- Special welding situations
- Fire prevention
Last Updated On: 05/12/2008
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