1. Automobile Loss Control
2. Property & Liability Loss Control
3. Employment Practices Liability

In a one-mile journey on a city street, a driver makes about 58 separate decisions!  Provides various strategies to help drivers with their choices, including:

• Importance of calm attitude
• Maintain high visual horizon, clear field of vision and an adequate space field
• Safety rules for intersections
• Special situations including lane changes, passing, merging, school buses and emergency vehicles

Motor vehicle crashes are the #1 cause of death on the job!  Don’t let employees take driving for granted:

• Inspect vehicles, adjust equipment, use seatbelts
• Mental preparation & concentration
• Use a “safety cushion”
• Driving tips: passing, night driving, adverse weather
• Accident procedures

This comprehensive video helps drivers learn about:

• Fog, snow, rain, bright sun and night driving
• Oversized vehicles and obstacles within vehicles
• Blinding spray from passing vehicles
• Safe-stopping areas 

Backing is the cause of a large number of collisions – a disproportionate number – since drivers spend relatively small amount of time actually backing.

• Specific steps for safe backing
• Procedures for backing with a helper or trailer

   
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PROPERTY & LIABILITY LOSS CONTROL

Minimize the risk of accidental fires in your workplace!  Your employees learn the importance of preventing and dealing with fire emergencies:

• Causes of industrial and office fires
• Firefighting tools including extinguishers
• Prevention, including good housekeeping
• Emergency preparedness: early detection, escape plans

Present basic fire prevention techniques with an emphasis on employee responsibility for housekeeping, prevention of blocked emergency exits, electrical fire prevention and fire extinguisher use.

Presents the fundamentals of good safety housekeeping and accident prevention:

• Workplace evaluation for hazards

• Proper use and maintenance of tools

• Chemical hazards

• “Safety Housekeeping” programs

Safety awareness prevents injury in this accident-prone environment:

• Slip/fall hazards; spill cleanup
• Cut and burn prevention
• Ice machine safety
• Electrical safety and fire prevention

Safety makes good business sense.  Fewer accidents mean great savings & that helps your bottom line!  Start a safety program or just polish yours for maximum efficiency.  Discover:

• Top management involvement
• Safety manuals
• Training, documentation and enforcement
• Supervisors’ safety responsibilities
• Safety committees

Your employees need to see what it means to protect their backs.  Includes detailed instructions on.

• How to prevent back injury

• How the back works

• Excess weight, hurrying, inattention

• Posture

• Proper lifting techniques

• Basic back exercises

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EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES LIABILITY

• The 5 sections of this federal anti-discrimination statute.
• Effects to work space accommodations.
• Effects on accessibility to public facilities.
• Applications in hiring and firing.

• Improving attitudes with problem employees
• Changing behaviors and employee performance.
• Reducing accidents and injuries to employees.

Celebrity host interviews women of sexual harassment.

Interviews describe bitter encounters with coworkers; why these women had to leave their job; and how their employers failed to address and remedy the problem.

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