EH&S Videos

You can borrow the following videos from EH&S for up to two weeks at no charge.
Contact Tim Bean at 643-3482 or mtbean@berkeley.edu if you're interested.

Accident Investigation in the Workplace
Avoiding Computer Strains And Pains
Back Safety: The Ergonomic Connection
Basic Laboratory Safety
Basic Laboratory Safety - LSB Chemical Hazards
Basic Laboratory Safety - LSB Chemical Hazards
Biosafety and Universal Precautions For Maintenance Personnel
Centrifugation Hazards
Chemical Hazards
Chemical Hygiene in the Laboratory: Keeping You Healthy And Safe
Chemical Safety
Chemical Safety in the Laboratory
Chemical Safety Measures, Spills And Disposal
Chemical Storage Hazards
Chemsafe 2000-Intro to Chemsafe 2000
Commitment To Safety/Accident Reporting & Investigation/Safety & Substance Abuse
Controlling Your Risks: HIV in the Research Laboratory (1994)
Controlling Your Risks: HIV in the Research Laboratory (1994)
Corrosive Materials and Emergency Response : Proper Identification And Safe Handling
Emergency Response
Ergonomics: Video Display Terminals
Eye and Face Protection in Chemical Labs
Eye Care and Safety
Fire Safety
Flammable Solids
General Precautions For Handling Human Blood, Body Fluids And Tissues (For Laboratory): Glassware Washing Hazards
Goin' Through the Motions
Goin' Through the Motions For Supervisors
Hand and Power Tool Safety
Hand Injury Prevention: In Touch with Safety
Handling Hazardous Chemicals
Handling Hazardous Waste
Hazard Alert-Laboratory Spills
Hazard Communication: The Chemical Worker's Right to Know
Hazard Communication: The Chemical Workers Right To Know (Spanish Version)
Hazard Communication Training
Hazardous Chemical Waste Management
Hazardous Materials Safety
Hazardous Waste Management
Hearing Conservation And Safety
*Heat Stress/Respiratory Safety/Working In Confined Spaces 2087-3030
*Heat Stress 000-1230* Respiratory Safety: The Breath Of Life 1230-2087
*Working In Confined Spaces 2087-3030
Holding Effective Safety Meetings
Incident Command SystemIncident Response-RCRA
Injury And Illness Prevention Program
Interaction Video Teleconference On Health And Safety In Education Institutions (II)
Kids And Lead Hazards
Lab Compliance With RCRA
Lab Health And Safety Orientation
Lab Hood Safety
Lab Safety/Personal Protection
Laboratory Hazards And Safety Procedures
Liquid Hazardous Waste
LSB Health And Safety Orientation
LSB Safety Program
LSB Safety Program :Tape #1
Main Street - (Your Right-To-Know)
Office Safety
OSHA Lab Standard
Oxidizers: Identification, Properties, And Safe Handling
Personal Protection & Laboratory Safety: Chemistry 1a
Personal Protective Equipment
Repetitive Motion Injury
Disaster Preparedness
Personal Protective Equipment
Repetitive Motion Injury: Prevention Is In Your Hands
Disaster Preparedness: What To Do If It Happens
Poisons
Pool Care
Practicing Safe Science
Protecting Your Back (1994)
Protecting Yourself From Aids: Precautions For Laboratory Workers
Protecting Yourself From Aids: What Everyone Needs To Know
Radionuclide Hazards
Reactive And Explosive Materials
Respiratory Protection
Safe Chemical Handling : Part I
Safe Chemical Handling : Part II
Safe Handling and Storage of Compressed Gases
Safe Use of the Biological Safety Cabinet
Safety Awareness
Safety First In Campus Labs
Safety For All Employers: Sessions 1-6 (International Safety Test)
Safety For Industrial Employers: Sessions 7-12 (International Safety Test)
Safety Is Caring About Identifying Hazards
SB 198: Employee Safety Training
SB 198: Manager's Responsibilities
Sights On Safety
Smart Moves
Sounding The Alarm: Awareness Level Training
Spills Happen
Survival Guide
The Chemical Hygiene Plan: Putting It All Together
The Chemical Hygiene Standard: What It Means to You
The Keys to Laboratory Safety: Chemical Hazards in the Lab
The Keys to Laboratory Safety: Handling Hazardous Chemicals
The Safe and Successful Use of Art Materials
Thinking It Through: The Mark of a Professional Supervisor
Universal Precautions in the Laboratory
Waste Watchers: How To Handle Hazardous Waste at the Generator
What Everyone Should Know About Toxicology
What You Should Know About Laboratory Safety
Work Zone Safety 000-367/Preventing Hand Injury 367-708/Machine & Equipment Safety 708-1055
Working Safely with HIV in the Research Laboratory

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(Last modified August 2006)