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2007OSHA RESOURCE CENTER LOAN PROGRAMSpanish LanguageSafety Training Videos for Loan!Located on the OSHA r/loan.htmlOr contact the Resource Center at Email perlman.elizabeth@dol.govWhat is the Resource CenterLoan Program?Is it easy to begin borrowingResource Center materials?Why can’t the videos becopied?The Resource Center is acollection of over 550 videotitles covering more than 100occupational safety and healthsubjects. Videos are availablein both English and Spanish.OSHA, other Federal agencies,State agencies, and the privatesector developed these videos.Books are also available uponrequest.Yes! Just fill out the ResourceCenter Borrowing AgreementForm and fax it along with yourfirst request for materials to(847) 759-7748 or mail it to theOSHA Resource Center LoanProgram, 2020 S. ArlingtonHeights Road, ArlingtonHeights, Illinois 60005. Thecomplete Resource Center LoanProgram Catalog, including theBorrowing Agreement Formand Loan Request Form, islocated on the OSHA website.It is illegal to duplicate orotherwise reproduce any of thevideo programs. Most of thevideos, available for loan, wereproduced by private companiesinstitutions, and associationsthat are covered by thecopyright law of the UnitedStates (Title 17, United StatesCode) making it illegal toduplicate the video programs.Is there a charge?Materials are due back to theResource Center 12 days afterthe date they are shipped. Theexact Due Date is given on theshipping form. Reasonablerequests for an extension of theborrowing period are grantedwhen possible.Do I qualify to borrow?Qualified borrowers includeOSHA Outreach Trainers andOSHA Education Centeremployees as well as OSHANational, Regional and AreaOffice employees, employeesof State Plan States, OSHAgrantees, OFA Trainers, OSHAConsultation Program, andOSHA Cooperative ProgramMembers including SHARP,VPP, Alliance, and StrategicPartnership.We pay the shipping costs tothe borrower. Borrowers payreturn shipping costs via atraceable express packageservice (e.g., Federal Express,Airborne, or UPS). It isrequested that second dayexpress package service beused to assure on-time returndelivery of materials.How long may I keepmaterials?

Additional InformationThese training materials are intended to be a resource for OSHA field staff, OSHAOutreach Trainers, and other members of the OSHA family. They are not a substitute forany of the provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 or for anystandards issued by the U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and HealthAdministration. The training materials do not necessarily reflect the views or policies ofthe U.S. Department of Labor, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products, ororganizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Department of Labor.Every effort has been made to evaluate the training materials included in this catalog forcompliance with current OSHA Standards. The user assumes the responsibility forpreviewing the training materials before showing and using them with a knowledgeableinstructor. The training materials are intended to be used to broaden employer andemployee safety and health knowledge and reduce injuries and illness in the workplace.Can Resource Center training materials be shipped outside of the 50 States?Training materials cannot be shipped outside of the 50 States due to import/exportproblems, shipping costs, and time restraints.

OSHA Office of Training and EducationResource Center Loan Program2020 S. Arlington Heights RoadArlington Heights, Illinois 60005Fax to: (847) 759-7748Resource Center Borrowing AgreementPlease type or print clearly in black inkI will abide by the policies set forth in the policy statement.I understand that the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code) governs the reproduction ofcopyrighted materials. Private institutions, associations, and companies that are covered by this law producedmost of the materials which are available for loan. I SHALL NOT duplicate or otherwise reproduce thesevideos without the expressed written permission of the producer.I understand that it is essential to return materials no later than the Due Date. Materials returned after the duedate are considered LATE. Upon my third LATE return my borrowing privileges will be canceled.If I lose or damage the materials, I will be responsible for paying for their replacement.I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE ABOVE POLICIES. I AGREE TO COMPLY WITH THERULES AND POLICIES OF THE RESOURCE CENTER LOAN PROGRAM.Today’s Date:Name:Signature:Business Name:Address:City: State: Zip Code:Business Phone: ( ) Home Phone : ( )FAX Number: ( ) E-mail Address:Borrower Category:Indicate borrower category: Federal OSHA, State OSHA, OSHA Consultation, OFA Trainers, OSHACooperative Program Member (Alliance, SHARP, VPP, Strategic Partnership), or OSHA Outreach Trainer.Form 2005S

OSHA Office of Training and EducationResource Center Loan Program2020 S. Arlington Heights RoadArlington Heights, Illinois 60005Fax to: (847) 759-7748Resource Center Loan RequestPlease type or print clearly in black inkName: Today’s Date:Business Name:Business Address (No P.O. Boxes):City: State: Zip Code:Telephone Number: ( ) Fax Number: ( )RCUseNumberTitleShow Date( ) Confirmed booking ( 1 ) Booked by other borrowers ( 2 ) No longer in collectionDate Shipped: Date Due:.Request for materials must be submitted at least 15 days in advance of the Show DateVideos cannot be shipped outside of the 50 United StatesPlease photocopy the form as many times as necessaryForm 2005S

Spanish Language Training Videos 2007Advertencia a los peligros de plomoNumber:VT01386Material: video, 13 minutesIndustry: constructionDiscusses lead hazards including health effectsand personal protective equipment. ChicagoConstruction Safety Council,1996Agricultural vehicle safety orientation(Orientación a los vehículos agrícolas)Number: VT01534Material: video, 12 minutesIndustry: agricultureCovers basic safety measures includingdefensive driving techniques and pre-operationinspection. Digital 2000, 1994All about OSHANumber: VT01679Material: video, 8 minutesIndustry: all industriesProvides an introduction to OSHA for theSpanish-speaking workforce including Latinoaccident statistics, OSHA inspections, reportingjob hazards, and employer responsibilities.NOTE: Mention is made of some Georgiastatistics.OSHA Atlanta West Area Office, 2000Avoiding electrical hazards (Evitando lospeligros eléctricos)Number: VT01614Material: video, 19 minutesIndustry: general industryThis video discusses working safely aroundelectricity including personal protection,working on energized circuits, lockout/tagout,and working near power lines.Coastal TrainingTechnologies, 1994Basic electrical safety on the job site(Seguridad eléctrica básica en el área detrabajo : serie sobre construcción)Number: VT01499Material: video, 11 minutesIndustry: constructionThis video reviews the principles and propertiesof electricity, its hazards, and the safe use ofelectrical equipment and extension cords on thejob site. Digital 2000, 1992Bloodborne Pathogens: Protect Yourself (Lospatógenos de la sangre: ¡Protéjase ustedmismo!)Number: VT01715Material: video, 15 minutesIndustry: general industryThis video covers basic bloodborne diseasetransmission and precautions including first-aidsafeguards, decontamination procedures, andproper housekeeping for first-on-the-scene coworkers. Coastal Training Technologies, 2000.Caution: Foundry at work (CC)Number: DVD08Material: DVD, 10 minutesIndustry: general industryCovers foundry operations, safe workpractices, hazard control, and health and safetyhazards including metal fumes, noise, heat, andsilica. US National Institute for OSH, 1998Confined space case histories (Casos de lavida real en los espacios cerrados)Number: VT01716Material: video, 14 minutesIndustry: all industriesShows re-enactments of real-life confined spaceaccidents and reviews what went wrongincluding atmospheric testing, ventilation andpermits.Coastal Training Technologies, 1995Construction fall protection: Get arrested!(Sistemas de detención de caídas en laconstrucción)Number: VT01615Material: video, 12 minutesIndustry: constructionThis humorous video covers the effective use ofbody harness and lanyard in personal fall arrestsystems, as well as positioning systems, properanchorage techniques, floor-hole covers, andguardrail construction. Coastal TrainingTechnologies, 1998Construction worker safety orientation:Getting the job done safely (Como trabajaren forma segura : orientación de seguridadpara empleados)Number: VT01607Form 2005S

Spanish Language Training Videos 2007Material: video, 12 minutesIndustry: constructionOutlines basic jobsite safety measures includingpersonal protective equipment, manual materialhandling, fall protection, electrical hazards,excavations, and housekeeping. Assoc GeneralContractors of America, 1995Electrical safety: Ground Fault CircuitInterrupters (Interruptores con falla a tierra: serie de construcción)Number: VT01726Material: video, 11 minutesIndustry: constructionCovers what GFCI’s are all about, how theywork, and general safety procedures forprotection against electrical shock. Digital 2000,1992Electrical safety: Real, real-life (Seguridadcon la electricidad)Number: VT01717Material: video, 13 minutesIndustry: general industryExplains, through re-enactments of real-lifesituations, hazards and safety practices whenworking with or around electricity includingPPE, proper grounding, and the use of GFCIs.Coastal Training Technologies, 1998Employee's guide to working with hazardousMaterials (Guía del empleado para trabajarcon materiales peligrosos)Number: VT01365Material: video, 16 minutesIndustry: all industriesGives an overview of the hazard communicationstandard and an introduction to material safetydata sheets. S&H Council of Greater Omaha,1996Eye and face protection: Safety gear (Equipode protección y usted : protección de rostro yojos)Number: VT01727Material: video, 11 minutesIndustry:all industriesDescribes different types of safety glasses,goggles, face shields, and helmets used toprotect the eyes and face from debris, chemicals,and dangerous light.Aims Multimedia, 1989Fall protection for construction: HeightenedAwareness (Protección contra caídas en laindustria de la construcción : conocimientosen las alturas)Number: VT01515Material: video, 20 minutesIndustry: constructionCovers types of fall protection systems andwhere they should be used including personalfall arrest systems, guardrails, safety nets, floorcovers, warning lines, and controlled accesszones. Assoc General Contractors of America,1995Foot protection: Safety gear (Equipo deprotección y usted : protección de los pies)Number: VT01728Material: video, 11 minutesIndustry: all industriesExplains how the foot works, workplace hazardsto feet, classification of safety shoes, and thefunction of toe shields, metatarsal guards, andpuncture-resistant soles. Aims Multimedia, 1989Gas welding and cutting operations:Construction (Factores de seguridad enoperaciones de soldadura y corte con gas :serie de construcción)Number: VT01711Material: video, 14 minutesIndustry: constructionExplains basic safety procedures and healthhazards including equipment inspection,cylinder connections, valves, fire prevention,and metal fume fever. Digital 2000, 1993Hand and arm protection: Safety gear(Equipo de protección y usted : protección demanos y brazos)Number: VT01729Material: video, 11 minutesIndustry: all industriesCovers how to recognize workplace hand andarm hazards, the causes of traumatic and contactinjuries, the reason for and use of guards onequipment and machinery, and choosing theForm 2005S