DEPARTMENT OF LABOR LIBRARY
Collection of Safety/Health Videos and DVDs
Electrical Safety 41 records
You may contact the library for assistance by calling 919-707-7880 or by e-mailing [email protected].
2020 NEC CHANGES WEBINAR RECORDING - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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NFPA | 68 minutes | Year Produced: 2019
A recorded webinar posted on NFPA's website:
https://tinyurl.com/u4jmvft
"This recent webinar with Jeff Sargent, NFPA Principal Engineer, Electrical answers some of your top questions about the new 2020 NEC to help you stay compliant and reduce risk."
2021 NFPA 70E FOR ELECTRICAL WORKERS - DVD
Call Number: DVD 804e
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AP Training Solutions (ATR) | 22 minutes | Year Produced: 2020
"This program provides electrical workers with an understanding of those requirements of the 2021 NFPA 70E that relate to the safe performance of electrical work. It also explains the dual hazards of electric shock and arc flash as well as the factors that contribute to the severity of injury. To assist in meeting the annual requirement for contact release training, this program provides an explanation of electrical contact release and demonstrates how to safely remove a worker from an energized source."
2021 NFPA 70E FOR SUPERVISORS AND MANAGERS - DVD
Call Number: DVD 805e
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AP Training Solutions (ATR) | 36 minutes | Year Produced: 2020
"This program provides supervisors and managers of electrical workers a clear understanding of the requirements of the 2021 NFPA 70E. Included in these requirements and outlined in this program are the hierarchy of controls to eliminate electrical hazards, the required elements of the electrical safety program, worker training requirements, program audits, risk assessments and the proper labeling of electrical equipment for shock and arc flash hazards. The dual hazards of electric shock and arc flash are explained in this program as well as the factors that contribute to the severity of injury, including an explanation of the incident energy associated with an arc flash and how this is used to establish the Arc Flash Boundary distance."
ARC FLASH AWARENESS - DVD
Call Number: DVD 664
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NIOSH | 25 minutes | Year Produced: 2007
The dangers of arc flash are demonstrated through three testimonials. Causes, PPE, and safety recommendations are included.
Also available via NIOSH's YouTube channel): https://tinyurl.com/y7mm8bvr
ARC FLASH SAFETY AWARENESS - DVD
Alerta de Seguridad: Ante Relámpago de Arco
Call Number: DVD 665
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Coastal | 18 minutes | Year Produced: 2006
The program covers arc flash, arc blast, electrical shock, safe work practices and personal protective equipment.
ARC FLASH: LIVE TO TELL - DVD
Call Number: DVD 748e
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Coastal | 16 minutes | Year Produced: 2009
Presents guidelines based on NFPA 70E for arc flash prevention. Outlines safe work procedures, including job planning and hazard analysis, personal protective equipment and protective boundaries.
ARC FLASH: LIVE TO TELL - DVD
Arco Ele´ctrico : Vivo para Contarlo
Call Number: DVD 748
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Coastal | 16 minutes | Year Produced: 2009
Presents guidelines based on NFPA 70E for arc flash prevention. Outlines safe work procedures, including job planning and hazard analysis, personal protective equipment and protective boundaries.
BASIC ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE - VHS
Seguridad Básica sobre la Electricidad dentro su Sitio Laboral
Call Number: VHS 324
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Long Island Productions | 11 minutes | Year Produced: 1996
Video trains employees on static electricity, shock prevention, cord safety, and fire hazards.
BEWARE THE BITE! ELECTRICAL SAFETY - VHS
La Seguridad con la Electricidad: ¡Cuidado con la Picada!
Call Number: VHS 400
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Coastal | 20 minutes | Year Produced: 1996
This video covers the OSHA rule for safe electrical work practices. Sections include conductivity, levels of protection, lockout/tagout, personal protective equipment, overhead lines, and emergency measures.
BEWARE THE BITE! ELECTRICAL SAFETY - DVD
La Seguridad con la Electricidad: ¡Cuidado con la Picada!
Call Number: DVD 400
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Coastal | 20 minutes | Year Produced: 1996
This video covers the OSHA rule for safe electrical work practices. Sections include conductivity, levels of protection, lockout/tagout, personal protective equipment, overhead lines, and emergency measures.
CIRCLE OF SAFETY - VHS
Círculo de Seguridad
Call Number: VHS 436
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Duke Energy | 8 minutes | Year Produced: 1994
Focuses on the "Ten Feet Rule," explaining the hazards of working on booms, etc.,ear power lines.
COMMON EQUIPMENT AND TASKS THAT CAN LEAD TO ARC FLASH INCIDENTS - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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National Safety Council | 60 minutes | Year Produced: 2023
A recorded webinar (sponsored by e-Hazard) posted on NSC/S+H YouTube channel: "This webinar examines common equipment and tasks that can lead to arc flash and shock incidents. The complexities of transitioning from rule to practice is where end users are left most vulnerable to electrical hazards. Plugging these gaps will no doubt preserve the life of workers and safety of equipment.":
https://tinyurl.com/4wnbtabv
COVID-19 & ARC FLASH PPE: WHAT WE NEED TO KNOW - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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NFPA | 20 minutes | Year Produced: 2020
This National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) blog post provides a recorded conversation with Hugh Hoagland and addresses questions such as: *Can we wear N95 masks under arc flash PPE? *Can we share PPE? *Can PPE be disinfected? If so, what is the proper method for disinfecting PPE so it won’t have an effect on arc rating or flame resistance?": https://tinyurl.com/y72h8w8m
DANGER ALIVE - VHS
Call Number: VHS 166
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International Film Bureau | 18 minutes | Year Produced: 1983
Illustrates the importance of electricians working safely during the installation of electrical systems from temporary to permanent power.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT HAZARDS - VHS
Call Number: VHS 270
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NUS Training Corp | 12 minutes | Year Produced: 1991
This video, for electrical maintenance workers, provides a description of basic procedures for discharging and grounding capacitors and for disconnecting meters from current and potential transformers.
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS: AVOID THE RISK - DVD
Peligros Eléctricos: Evite el Riesgo
Call Number: DVD 655
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Coastal | 12 minutes | Year Produced: 2004
Safe work practices to avoid shock and electrocution; emphasizes lockout/tagout procedures, personal protective equipment and tool care, as well as maintaining a safe environment, de-energizing equipment and worker qualifications.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY - VHS
Call Number: VHS 555
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J.J.Keller | 18 minutes | Year Produced: 1996
Topics include temporary electrical hookups, ground fault circuit interrupters, extension cords, power tools, and potential electrical hazards.
Posted on Builders' Mutual's Toolbox Talks Video Gallery webpage & Job Safety Institute's YouTube Channel, "This video covers proper electrical safety, it includes causes of electrical injuries, equipment contact with power lines and misuse of electrical equipment.":
English: https://www.buildersmutual.com/policyholders/risk_management/toolbox_talks_video_detail/13/electrical-safety
Spanish: https://www.buildersmutual.com/policyholders/risk_management/toolbox_talks_video_detail/13/seguridad-el-ctrica
YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/y7yby9pa
ELECTRICAL SAFETY FOR NON-ELECTRICAL WORKERS - VHS
Call Number: VHS 271
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NUS Training Corp | 20 minutes | Year Produced: 1991
Description of basic electrical concepts, effects of electric shock, and common electrical hazards. Safety techniques for working around electrical equipment are described, and techniques for avoiding hazards and responding to an electrical emergency are given.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY FOR NON-ELECTRICIANS - VHS
Call Number: VHS 611
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Aurora | 18 minutes | Year Produced: 2002
Covers basic electrical definitions and how to safely use electricity; while avoiding hazards in an industrial shop setting.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY FOR THE QUALIFIED WORKER - VHS
Call Number: VHS 620
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Coastal | 18 minutes | Year Produced: 2004
Provides vital safety lessons for qualified electrical workers, covers portions of NFPA 70E, and arc flash protection.
Describes the basic principles of electrical safety and defines electrical safety terms.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY: REAL, REAL LIFE - VHS
Call Number: VHS 384
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Coastal | 13 minutes | Year Produced: 1998
This refresher video on electrical safety emphasizes the three "As" - attitude, awareness, and action. Common electrical hazards are discussed, along with basic safety tips for working with electricity.
ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARDS - VHS
Call Number: VHS 489
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NUS Training Corp | 12 minutes | Year Produced: 1991
This video is for anyone who works with or around electrical equipment. It describes what electrical shock is, how it affects the body, and details the procedures for helping a victim of electric shock.
ELECTRICITY - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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OSHA Office of Training and Education | 60 minutes | Year Produced: 2020
" A new video developed by the OSHA Region VI Training Institute Education Centers offers guidance on how to prevent injuries and fatalities from common hazards of working with electricity, and how they can be prevented. The one-hour video focuses on the following topics:
*Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
*Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
*Arc Flash
*Best Practices
*Resources
*The video is free of charge and will be available for viewing beginning January 27th. Please register to receive a link to the video by completing the form on this page: https://info.alliancesafetycouncil.org/electricity
NOTE: Once registered, you will receive an email with instructions and a password to access the video.
If you do not receive the email or you have any additional questions, please contact us at 877-345-2515."
ELECTROCUTIONS IN CONSTRUCTION - Online (streaming)
ELECTROCUCIONES EN LA CONSTRUCCIÓN
Call Number: VOD
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USDOL/OSHA | 9 minutes | Year Produced: 2013
These two short online videos (part of OSHA's Construction Hazards Prevention Videos series) address working safely with ladders and cranes near power lines. This series can be accessed from Federal OSHA's website: https://www.osha.gov/dts/vtools/construction.html
EQUAL POTENTIAL GROUNDING - VHS
Call Number: VHS 494
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NUS Training Corp | 15 minutes | Year Produced:
Demonstrates equal potential grounding for linemen, describes safe work practices, and explains the "zone of equipotential."
ESFI WORKPLACE SAFETY VIDEOS - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) | 0 minutes | Year Produced: 2018
The Electrical Safety Foundation (ESFI) posted links to various electrical safety video series (Workplace Safety, Never Assume Safety, and How Do You Know Video Series')--mostly short videos (2-6 mins.) and a couple in Spanish:
https://www.esfi.org/resource/workplace-safety-videos-451
FATAL SHOCK: ELECTRICAL CASE HISTORIES - VHS
Call Number: VHS 522
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Coastal | 24 minutes | Year Produced: 1993
Reenacts several actual workplace accidents involving electricity and discusses personal protective equipment, safe work practices, and lockout/tagout.
FATAL SHOCK: ELECTRICAL CASE HISTORIES - DVD
El Choque Mortal: Casos de la Vida Real
Call Number: DVD 522
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Coastal | 24 minutes | Year Produced: 1993
Reenacts several actual workplace accidents involving electricity and discusses personal protective equipment, safe work practices, and lockout/tagout.
HAZARD RECOGNITION FOR UTILITY WORKERS - VHS
Call Number: VHS 613
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Coastal | 18 minutes | Year Produced: 2004
Unsafe acts, conditions, risk assessment, and control of hazards for those working around power and gas lines.
HIGH VOLTAGE SAFE WORK HISTORY: A CASE STUDY - VHS
Call Number: VHS 220
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Duke Engineering and Services | 10 minutes | Year Produced: 1993
This video profiles an actual case of an employee who survived a severe electrocution and who later went on to become a safety manager. Through this case, the video stressed the importance of self empowerment when safety is concerned.
HUMAN ERROR: PREVENTING ELECTRICAL SAFETY PROBLEMS THROUGH PROPER TRAINING AND JOB PLANNING - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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National Safety Council | 63 minutes | Year Produced: 2022
A recorded webinar posted on NSC's Safety+Health YouTube channel:
https://tinyurl.com/v38zku6a
"This webinar will explore the powerful impact that human performance can have on keeping employees safe from electrical hazards. We’ll also examine what requirements exist around the human performance factor, such as how NFPA 70E requires that an employer’s electrical safety program include a risk assessment procedure that accounts for the possibility of human error."
IMPLEMENTING CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT IN ELECTRICAL SAFETY - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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National Safety Council | 60 minutes | Year Produced: 2022
A recorded webinar posted on Safety+Health's YouTube channel:
https://tinyurl.com/yckswwbr
*"During this webinar, experts from e-Hazards will discuss continuous improvement techniques for both electrical safety training and PPE. Is there more to PPE than just arc rating? The presenters will demonstrate how to optimize a written safety program, offer a recap of the electrical maintenance “brilliant at basics” concept, and show you how to bring it all off using practical exercises."
IMPROVING JHA AND PRE TASK PLANNING IN ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION: A WORKER'S PERSPECTIVE - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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CPWR – The Center for Construction Research and Training | 64 minutes | Year Produced: 2022
A recorded webinar posted on CPWR's YouTube channel: "Pre-task planning and Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) can serve an important role in proactively recognizing and addressing hazards to prevent work-related incidents; however, they are primarily based on compliance and typically lack the input of the workers performing the tasks. To improve the effectiveness of pre-task planning and JHA, it is critical to include more detailed task-specific information, particularly from the workers’ perspective, and provide evidence-based solutions that will create safer working conditions. Please join us to learn how a current CPWR research project strives to fill the gap between current and best practices for planning, particularly in the high-risk trade of electrical construction.": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfjVGhcEmMM
LOW VOLTAGE ARC FLASH AND ELECTRICAL SHOCK SAFETY FOR HIGH VOLTAGE QUALIFIED PERSONS - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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National Safety Council | 61 minutes | Year Produced: 2022
A recorded webinar posted on NSC's Safety+Health YouTube channel:
"This webinar will explore two serious incidents to illustrate the discrepancy that often occurs when high-voltage qualified workers manage low-voltage as compared to their work with high-voltage. Experts will explain some similarities and differences between these two voltage systems, as well as the standards that apply to each.":
https://tinyurl.com/5n6f4tab
NFPA 70E STANDARD UPDATES - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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National Safety Council | 63 minutes | Year Produced: 2023
A recorded webinar (sponsored by e-Hazard) posted on NSC/S+H YouTube channel: "This webinar [highlights] the benefits for businesses and utilities to adopt the principles of NFPA 70E – Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace." :
http://tinyurl.com/yh7h4jyc
SAFE ELECTRICAL WORK PRACTICES: 2018 NFPA 70E - DVD
Call Number: DVD 787e
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American Training Resources | 27 minutes | Year Produced: 2017
This video explains the important changes and updates contained in the 2018 NFPA 70E Standard and discusses how electrical workers can be protected from both the shock and arc-flash hazards presented by exposed energized parts.
SAFETY ON THE JOB: WORKING WITH ELECTRICITY - VHS
Call Number: VHS 144
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AIMS Media | 16 minutes | Year Produced: 1989
Discusses the hazards associated with using electricity on the job and illustrates the importance of knowing standard procedures for handling common electrical problems in warehouses, manufacturing plants and construction areas.
STAY UP-TO-DATE WITH THE LATEST NFPA 70E RISK ASSESSMENT CHANGES - Online (streaming)
Call Number: VOD
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Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) | 60 minutes | Year Produced: 2022
An on-demand webinar (sponsored by Westex) that can be accessed from this OH&S webpage:
https://tinyurl.com/2u3n9btj
(NOTE: Users need to fill out a brief online form to access the recorded webinar.)
WORKING SAFELY WITH ELECTRICITY - VHS
Call Number: VHS 428
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NFPA | 20 minutes | Year Produced: 2000
This video provides information on how to create electrically safe work conditions when working on or near electrical equipment. It also discusses lockout/tagout, energized overhead lines, various electrical hazards, and emergency measures
