Shaun and Nic give you everything you need to know on how to make your experience at Winter Park, CO the safest it can be. From the 2003 Campus Life Ski Trip. Produced by Eastcampuslife. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library.
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To reduce stress, experts recommend finishing holiday shopping in advance - and whenever possible, to save both time and gas by following the one-stop shopping concept. The idea is to find everything you need - whether it be electronics, toys or groceries - all under one roof. Produced by Medialink. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library. Click on Safety Products.
After a teenager shot to death several people at an Omaha, Neb., mall on Wednesday, security officials at Arden Fair Mall in Sacramento say they have a plan in place to keep shoppers safe and help prevent such a tragedy. Produced by KCRA.
According to the National Christmas Tree Foundation, more than 32 million homes in the U.S. decorate the home with a traditional fresh Christmas Tree. This prompts officials to warn the public that a fresh Christmas Tree can ignite a home fire. The chances are very slim, and there are things you can do to make the chances even more slim.
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Watch how fast a DRY Christmas tree will burst into flames! Trees used indoors for the holidays account for approximately 400 fires annually, resulting in 10 deaths, 80 injuries and more than $15 million in property damage. Produced by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Presented by SafetyTV Library.
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Captain Tony Sifford gives tips on how to arrive safely to your destination this Thanksgiving Holiday. Produced by AmericasRoadTeam. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Since 1944, Smokey Bear has been the symbol of the protection of America's forests. More than 60 years later, he is still wearing his blue jeans, but his trademark line has received an update. It's now: "Only You Can Prevent Wildfires. "And for good reason- the destruction of land by fire has expanded beyond just the forest. "Wildfire" refers to any uncontrolled, outdoor fire. The year 2000 marked one of the greatest acreage losses to wildfire since 1957. Eight million acres burned that year (about the size of New Hampshire), and of that more than 3 million acres were lost due to fires caused by humans. For more information visit www.smokeybear.com. Produced by Ad Council. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Part two of the complete 11 minute 1977 Centron Films education short "Halloween Safety". Filmed in Lawrence, KS. Produced by CEF. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library. Think Safety! Click for: Safety Products
Part one of the complete 11 minute 1977 Centron Films education short "Halloween Safety". Filmed in Lawrence, KS. Produced by CEF. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library. Think Safety! Click for: Safety Products
Hands free kit allows you to call safely and legally while driving. It can be moved easily from one vehicle to another, and can be used in the car, office or home. It has a simple and refined design, with a price that's light on your pocket. Video from guba.com. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
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Bikers with a mission to get vaccinated. Produced by CDLHNPA. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Footage of the WINNER of the 2007 Young Farmer Contest, Callum Thomsen running a Peterson Portable Sawmill. On July 6th in Rotorua New Zealand, seven of NZ's top young farmers competed for the coveted title of Young Farmer of the Year and prizes worth over $75,000! Peterson Portable Sawmills donated a Winch Production Frame sawmill to be used in the Forestry module of the Grand Final. There were seven modules in all, including irrigation, sheep shearing and tractor driving. In the forestry section, the finalist had to use an excavator to grapple a log off a logging truck trailer and onto the ground, they then had to put a chain on a chainsaw and cut the log in half. Getting back into the excavator they manoeuvred one half of the log over to the skids in place under the 27hp Kohler Peterson WPF and set to work milling the log. These guys only had a few minutes training and were taught basic safety aspects of the mill before they had to get in there and operate it. Being used to machinery and equipment, the seven finalists had no problems running the mill, which just goes to show how easy Peterson mills are to use. None of the finalists had ever used a sawmill before. Produced by PetersonSawmills. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Billions of dollars of compensation were handed out to the relatives of the 9/11 victims. This money was meant to ease the sufferi Billions of dollars of compensation were handed out to the relatives of the 9/11 victims. This money was meant to ease the suffering, but for many it has actually ruined their lives for a second time. In a series of emotional testimonies, news footage and personal archive, 9/11: Millionaire Widows relates the poignant stories of those who continue to suffer five years on. Produced by Happyspacehopper. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
This is a report Newschannel made in October 2006 about a teenage suicide prevention program that was inspired by the death of a Phoenix high school student. Produced by Newschannel. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
What is in the air you breath? Cigarette smoke, household allergents, pollen, mold/mildew, and more ... Do you know your home is a breeding ground for dustmites. …. If you knew a way to improve your air would you try? Produced by airpursystems. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Machines turn the wheels of commerce and industry. However, some of them discharge gases and microscopic particles into the air that, over a a period of time, could seriously affect the health of Americans, young and old alike, who suffer from asthma and other lung and heart conditions. Produced by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Safety Tips while eating for Kids. Produced by Officer Byrd. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Home Alone Safety Tips for Kids. Produced by Officer Byrd. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Sport Safety Tips for Kids. Produced by Officer Byrd. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
... Quite simply people who work in legal and protective services make life a lot simpler for the rest of us. Entry level job search and internships. Produced by collegerecruiter.com. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Funny, informational and educational film on Drinking Safety. Produced by Sim Public Safety Service. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Funny, informational and educational film on Electrical Safety. Produced by Sim Public Safety Service. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
The students and faculty of Sunnyside Environmental have an entire curriculum dedicated to bike safety that emphasizes using non-motorized means of getting to school. Children as young as 2nd grade ride their bicycles to school solo thanks to neighborhood traffic calming. Kids also arrive by foot, skateboard, and scooter. In the morning, it's just fabulous melange of energy watching scores of parents drop off their children by bike - some carrying three children! Produced by StreetFilms. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
A humourous take on being safe in the work place. Watch as Corey, Rick, Josh, and Tylor learn their lessons of office safety the hard way. A hard lesson learned is a lesson learned indeed. Produced by Punkie Face Studios. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
American drivers and pedestrians could learn a lot from this ca. 1950 British public information short. Produced by thegoodreverend. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
A community service announcement explaining that it is best to cross the road at a proper crossing. This ad recorded in Melbourne, Australia, 1984. Produced by Road Traffic Authority. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Petroleum station accident due to electrostatic energy. Produced by eypet.net. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Listen to Matthew giving his fellow kids great advice on staying safe in their own yards! Produced by MadFilmsBStudios. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
An overview of the impact of unsafe water and lack of basic sanitaztion on the world's poor and how WaterLeaders is working to create a safe water generation. Produced by WaterLeaders. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Traffic crashes claim the lives of more than 43,000 people in this country each year. While most fatalities involve adults, more than one child dies each day in a traffic related crash. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that deaths and injuries among children could be reduced if parents would always buckle up their children in a child safety seat appropriate for their age and size. According to the NHTSA at least four of five children who should ride in booster seats do not. This segment underwritten by Nissan. Produced by fastFocus.TV. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
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Professor B teaches us about "Thumbs Up Behaviors" on the buses! Produced by PuxiTech. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
A Public Service Announcement on Internet Safety. You never know who you're talking to. Produced by RECfilms. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Check out this safety tip for kids who ride their bikes to school. Produced by Defy Wire. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
GPS data output and battery charge. 4 LED indicators Bluetooth GPS output (Bluetooth GPS receiver) Ear phone jack Firmware Features: Send panic message and locations via GPRS/SMS Basic sleep mode/deep sleep mode for power saving Motionless alert Audio surveillance Real time tracking using SMS and GPRS Navigation data output on USB (serial port) at 9600 or 4800 Baud rate Direct communication with Windows Mobile 5 PDA phone. ( Maction PaPaGo 5 available now, TomTom available soon. Produced by starsnav.com. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Nearly 700 children die every year in motor vehicle related pedestrian accidents. Pedestrian injury is the second leading cause of unintentional- injury related death among children five though 14. Kids run a greater risk of pedestrian accidents because their minds and bodies haven’t formed the capacity to adequately deal with traffic threats. Safe Kids is a national organization dedicated to the prevention of unintentional childhood injury, which developed the pedestrian’s safety initiative “Safe Kids Walk This Way” to help reduce injuries. Produced by FastFocus.TV. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Workplace Safety video. Produced by Golden Secondary School, Golden, BC. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
The Gravlee Safety Bevel probe. Improved tip for safer and more efficient results with less complications. Helps to avoid excess energy which can lead to corneal wound burns, corneal edema, iritis, posterior inflamation, cystoid macular edema (CME) and unplanned vitrectomy. Excellent follow ability for difficult small pupil and Flomax floppy iris syndrome cases. Produced by gravlee2020. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
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Many of these tragic incidents could be prevented by following some simple safety tips from the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI): ... Never run power cords under rugs or use near water. Make sure not to overload electrical circuits. Keep outdoor extension cords free of snow and standing water. ESFI reminds you to ALWAYS turn off and unplug electrical appliances before you leave the house or retire for the night. Using electricity safely will help to keep your family safe. ...Produced by ESFI. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
.... Why bumpers don't bump: The purpose of a bumper is to absorb the energy of a low-speed collision before it damages expensive-to-repair parts like fenders and hoods. But there are multiple problems, the first of which is that the bumpers on colliding vehicles often don't line up vertically so they don't engage to begin with. Even some that do line up don't stay engaged during an impact. Their aerodynamic styling may allow them to slide under the bumpers of the vehicles they strike. This means they can't do the job of energy absorption....
Produced by Medialink. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
DuPont™ Nomex®, the heat resistant fiber used in products ranging from protective apparel to electrical insulation, marks its 40th anniversary this year, as demand increases for the high-performance material and its numerous applications. Nomex® is an inherently flame-resistant, high-temperature fiber that will not melt, drip or support combustion in air. It also delivers outstanding resistance to a broad range of chemicals and is offered in paper, felt, fabric and fiber forms.
Nomex® brand fiber is used across a diverse range of applications, but it is perhaps best known as a critical component in protective apparel. Today, more than three million firefighters around the world are protected by turnout gear, stationwear and accessories made of Nomex® due to its unique combination of flame protection, durability and mobility. Nomex® also is used in apparel worn by military pilots and combat vehicle crew; auto racing drivers, pit crew members and track officials; and industrial workers at risk from flash fire and electric arc hazards. Troops in Iraq are being outfitted with Nomex® apparel to protect them from burns caused by roadside bombs, one of the greatest threats to American troops......
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Kitchen safety tips video successfully done for school assignment and produced by Becca9902008. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Public Service Announcement to prevent injuries to children at home. Produced by semowatercouncil. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Water Safety Public Service Announcements. Produced by semowatercouncil. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Preview of safety video for people who work in hot conditions, or who wear protective clothing, such as firefighters, hazmat team members, industrial fire brigades, the military and others. Program shows how heat can harm, and hot to avoid heat injuries. Produced by efilmgroup.com. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Use energy safely and wisely? Produced by EnergyStar. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
So …. why are we using fossil fuel... big oil money? Produced by USDOEPP. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
"An invisible interlayer film is creating visible effects. This material is conducive to safety, because if it receives an impact, it only cracks in a cobweb pattern. It cuts ultraviolet radiation by over 99% and features multi-functionality that enhances the in-car environment further.
S-LEC SSF (Sound and Solar Film) from Sekisui Chemical provides outstanding sound insulation. It also controls vibration, reducing the 100-500 Hz frequencies from the engine by two-thirds compared with conventional interlayer films.
S-LEC SSF, created using Sekisui's unique multilayer technology, contains a plastic layer, which is highly sound-insulating, between the polyvinyl butyral (PVB) layers.
S-LEC SSF effectively reduces penetration by heat radiation in the mid-infrared range. Compared with ordinary windshield glass, it reduces the temperature of the steering wheel, which in summer sometimes gets too hot to touch, by about 10 degrees Celsius.
Ordinary heat-reflecting glass also reflects radio waves, obstructing mobile phone communication. By contrast, S-LEC SSF cuts heat radiation without obstructing radio waves.
By reducing the temperature inside the car, this film reduces the load on the car's air-conditioner, keeping gasoline bills down, and also helps to reduce CO2 (carbon dioxide) emissions. Produced by Diginfo. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety."
Ten safety tips on running. Produced by realbuzz.com. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Frankie Jenkins learns the hard way the benefits of using a crosswalk. New Student Orientation Video - 2006. Produced by the University of Prince Edward Island. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Dr. David Geier discusses a new sports injury prevention program.Produced by muscmkt. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Taping sports injuries with athletic trainer! Part 3. Produced by mellowdeeska. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Taping with athletic trainer! Part 2. Produced by mellowdeeska. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Taping with athletic trainer! Produced by mellowdeeska. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Learn how to clean your air conditioner to keep it running smoothly. Produced by expert village. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Serious and sometimes fatal patient injuries associated with magnetic resonance procedures are an ongoing safety concern. These issues can include burns from electrodes and cables during MRI exams, injuries in patients who have implanted neurological stimulators, burns in patients wearing transdermal patches, and about metallic objects brought into the MR unit that have flown across the room and killed people. MR-associated accidents, many life-threatening or fatal, are still occurring, and this has caused continued concern in the radiology community. In order to help reduce the risk, the American College of Radiology (ACR) has issued a comprehensive update to its 2004 white paper on MR safety, called the ACR Guidance Document for Safe MR Practices. This document covers every aspect of MR safety, from the design of the MR suite and the qualifications of personnel to screening patients and what to do in an emergency. Personnel who work in or near a magnetic resonance facility should have and read this document. But it also contains information that may be useful for non-radiology personnel who prepare patients for MR procedures -- for example, on managing the potential risks of aneurysm clips, pacemakers, dermal drug delivery patches and gadolinium-based contrast agents. Produced by FDA Patient Safety News: July 2007. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Smoking Teeth = Poison Gas Odorless, colorless and tasteless -- but it casts a shadow in black light! This dramatic video of mercury vapor outgassing from an amalgam dental filling has outraged the world since it was first demonstrated at an IAOMT meeting in 1995. For more see at iaomt.org. Produced by iaomt. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
MRI basics. What you should know about magnetic resonance imaging is here... Produced by mayoclinic.com. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
This news package shows the dangers of west nile virus that has been threatening the sacramento valley for three years. Produced by Colin Lygren. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
West Nile Virus is a mosquito-transmitted disease that affects humans and animals. It first appeared in the U.S. in 1999 and it has been spreading rapidly throughout the country. Public health officials in California expect the viral disease to hit this state in full force this summer. Humans, horses and birds contract the virus when bitten by an infected mosquito. California horse owners are being urged to vaccinate their horses against the West Nile Virus....a deadly disease that kills one in three infected horses. Because California has more than a million horses in the state, UC Davis veterinarians are sounding the alarm. Produced by UCDavis NewsWatch. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Public Affairs Manager Deborah Bass continues with her discussion regarding West Nile virus, a mosquito-borne virus capable of causing permanent health problems and even death. Produced by ccmvcd. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Contra Costa Mosquito & Vector Control District Public Affairs Manager Deborah Bass gives insight into how this virus, which currently has no human vaccine, can impact the health of the public. Also discussed are measures people can take to prevent this mosquito-borne virus and what the District is doing to protect county residents. Produced by ccmvcd. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Protecting yourself and your community from West Nile virus. Produced by CDC. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Easy ways to help protect yourself from West Nile infection. Produced by NewsCanada. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
After the game is taken, one might forget the rules of the game. This video should help us remember. Produced by MatucaDude. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Keeping Kids Safe means for their entire lifetime and tips that go beyond ersonal safety. Here are some great camping tips to Keeping your kids safe this summer. Produced by KeepingKidsSafe. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Tips for keeping the food at your summer cookout or other event from spoiling or getting contaminated. Produced by nsipartners. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Safety tips to have safe summer beautifully presented by 3-5 year old kids in this animation film. Produced by kids of Stockton-on-the-Forest Primary School. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
An educational video on safely driving, fitting and maintaining a bicycle. Produced by NHTSA. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Did you know that fireworks are dangerous, and can cause serious burn and eye injuries? Each year, over 8000 people are injured using fireworks. Leave the fireworks to Professionals and enjoy safety July 4th! Produced by CPSC. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Watch the story of Michael Shannon, a three-year-old boy who was killed when a legal consumer firework struck him in the head during a July Fourth family celebration. Michael's parents and sister talk about their memories of Michael, the pain they've endured in the years since his death, and their hope that parents will understand the danger of consumer fireworks. Produced by The Alliance to Stop Consumer Fireworks. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Fireworks kids safety video. Produced by Tuark. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Fireworks used at home remain a safety concern for families and pets. Josh Bernstein reports. Produced by kcratv. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
A house fire can happen much more easily than most people think. Fire fighters battle more than 50,000 house fires in Canada every year. A recent survey concluded that the majority of Canadian households – 69% – have not given any thought to preparing a "fire escape plan". And, only one in 10 people said they had practiced a home fire drill in the past year. Here are some simple tips to prevent tragedy in your home. Produced by NewsCanada. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
This safety video presents case histories of three accidents. Explains ways community groups can promote safety. Produced by A/V Geeks Stock footage. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Keeping Your Home Safe From Electrical Fires Technology Safety Fire Home Electrical fires are especially prevalent in older homes but can be easily prevented. Experts say arming your home with surge protectors and a device called an AFCI are simple safety precautions to take. AFCIs, or arc fault circuit interrupters, protect your home wiring against arcs and sparks that can generate fires in the home. AFCIs easily snap into your existing load center. For questions please visit: http://www.sea.siemens.com/reselec/product/rzafcifaq.html. Produced by medialink. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
What exactly do you own? Sure, you know you have a television, computer, and stereo. But if they were all stolen or damaged, would you be able to track everything down? One of the right steps to take is spending a day or two conducting a home inventory. You need to take pictures, keep track of serial numbers and the make and model of your valuables. This way, if you need to file an insurance claim or a police report - you know exactly what you own. Remember, once you have your inventory list, it should be kept in a safe place like a safety deposit box. Produced by Medialink. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
This is very good video clip for you and to share with your family members...This is how to react to a kitchen fire involving cooking oil / grease. Please explain to housewives and house keepers. Produced by Niswanam. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Shows ways that the Volcano cookstove can be used during an emergency. Go to volcanocorp.net for more information. Produced by Volcanocorp. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Disaster preparedness: This first segment is an intro to the video and emphasizes the need to be prepared. Produced by Oh, Rio! Productions. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Disaster preparedness: This second segment covers what to include in a 72-hour kit. Produced by Oh, Rio! Productions. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
This video talks about the potential emergency situations in the workplace. It emphasizes that workers should be trained to handle emergencies and should periodically be tested. Produced by WCB. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
91% of Americans believe it’s important to be prepared for emergencies. However, only 55% of households report having taken any steps at all to prepare. In order to encourage more Americans to prepare themselves, their families and their communities, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has sponsored public service advertisements that educate and empower Americans to prepare for and respond to all kinds of emergencies. The newest public service advertisements, launched in November 2006, take a documentary style approach using real people with honest, unscripted answers in regards to their family’s emergency preparedness plans. The PSAs direct audiences to www.ready.gov, a comprehensive and easy-to-use site that gives Americans the information and tools they need to prepare for and respond to potential emergencies. Produced by AdCouncil. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Michigan Senator Jason Allen's Emergency Preparedness PSA. Produced by AdCouncil. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
91% of Americans believe it’s important to be prepared for emergencies. However, only 55% of households report having taken any steps at all to prepare. In order to encourage more Americans to prepare themselves, their families and their communities, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has sponsored public service advertisements that educate and empower Americans to prepare for and respond to all kinds of emergencies. The newest public service advertisements, launched in November 2006, take a documentary style approach using real people with honest, unscripted answers in regards to their family’s emergency preparedness plans. The PSAs direct audiences to www.ready.gov, a comprehensive and easy-to-use site that gives Americans the information and tools they need to prepare for and respond to potential emergencies. Produced by AdCouncil. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Motor vehicle injuries are the leading cause of death among children 0-12 years of age in the U.S. (CDC 2005). * Each year thousands of young children are killed or injured in car crashes. You can help prevent this from happening to your child by always using car safety seats and seat belts correctly. (AAP 2006) * Car safety seats have been shown to be highly effective in reducing death and injury due to motor vehicle crashes. Car safety seats are 71% effective in reducing deaths for infants and 54% effective in reducing deaths for children ages 1 to 4 years. Belt-positioning booster seats reduce the risk of injury by 59% for children ages 4 through 8 years. Clearly, restraining infants and children in the proper car safety seat does help keep them safe. (NHTSA 2005) * In the United States during 2004, 1,638 children ages 14 years and younger died as occupants in motor vehicle crashes, and approximately 214,000 were injured. That’s an average of 5 deaths and 586 injuries each day (NHTSA 2005a). * Of the children ages 0 to 14 years who were killed in motor vehicle crashes during 2004, half were unrestrained (NHTSA 2005a). * One study showed that children ages 2-5 yrs who are moved to seat belts too early have 4 times the risk of a head injury in a crash. * Children ages 4 through 7 are generally too small for adult seat belts and need a BOOSTER SEAT to ensure the seat belt will fit securely across their chests and low across the upper thights - to help prevent internal injuries, neck, head and spinal injuries, and even ejection and death in the event of a crash. * One out of four of all occupant deaths among children ages 0 to 14 years involve a drinking driver. More than two-thirds of these fatally injured children were riding with a drinking driver (Shults 2004). * Restraint use among young children often depends upon the driver’s restraint use. Almost 40% of children riding with unbelted drivers were themselves unrestrained (Cody 2002). * Many children who ride in child safety seats are improperly secured. A survey of more than 17,500 children found that only 15% of children in safety seats were correctly harnessed into correctly installed seats (Taft 1999). Produced by Unknown. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Safe driving awareness campaign commericial in Dubai . Very touchy. Produced by Drive Safe Dubai. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, automobile crashes are the leading cause of death for young people between the ages of 15 and 20. And the summer months are the deadliest for teen drivers. So, what’s a parent to do? The best way for parents to teach kids how to drive safely is to ride with them and teach them by example. Some states even require an adult to spend fifty hours riding with the teenager before they are ever allowed to drive on their own. Other state laws that set good guidelines for safe driving include limiting the number of passengers a young driver can have in their vehicle, restricting night driving and, of course, always wearing a seat belt. Parents and guardians can also reduce their teens’ crash risk by making sure they are driving a well-maintained vehicle. If you’d like help setting up driving guidelines with your teen driver, check out the safety section of gm.com, for a downloadable copy of the booklet “Teen Driver – A Family Guide to Teen Driver Safety. Produced by GM. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Check Tire Tread Depth for Grip and Replace Worn Tires to Avoid Accidents: If you place a penny with the top of the head facing down into your tires' shallowest groove and you can see the top of Abraham Lincoln's head, the tire's grip is not sufficient and is unsafe. Always remember that if you only replace two tires at a time, mount the new tires on the rear axle to avoid losing traction in the rain, which can cause spin outs and increase the potential for accidents.
Michelin Offers Tire Safety Videos Online and a Chance to Thank Local Safety Providers. For more information, please visit: http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/michelintires/27813. Produced by Michelin. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Integrating solid-state electronics with advanced LED technology, LEDtronics' AUT-1157 LED lamps offer automotive applications years of reliable performance, which represents potentially millions of dollars in reduced repairs and ancillary costs. Due to faster turn-on times than conventional incandescent signal lamps, AUT-1157 LED lamps promote safe driving by increasing the amount of response time available for motorists. For additional information, visit: http://www.ledtronics.com/ds/aut1157. Produced by Ledtronics. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
LEDtronics® introduces the new Mini-Strobe a personal safety device that provides reliable, affordable and portable protection in low-light work or recreational environments by making the operator easier to see. This compact device continuously emits a bright flashing light that can be seen up to five miles, depending on weather conditions and line-of-sight. The Mini-Strobe flashes 50 -- 70 times per minute for 72 continuous hours on a fresh D-cell alkaline battery. The domed lens projects the strobe's light and safeguards the Xenon lamp from impact. The Xenon lamp operates for more than 200 hours (8 days) before requiring replacement. With four different colored (clear, amber, blue and green) lenses included, Mini-Strobe can be configured to meet a range of uses and personal preferences. Measuring 4-1/8"L x 2"W and weighing 6.4 oz, Mini-Strobe can be conveniently stored in toolboxes, lockers, car trunks, backpacks and road emergency kits. Additionally, Mini-Strobe features a stainless steel safety pin that makes it easy to attach the strobe to life jackets, safety vests, camping/hiking gear and tool belts.
It heightens the visibility of nighttime road construction crews, traffic-control personnel, emergency response teams, parking attendants, etc., who are three times more likely to be injured by a motor vehicle than their daytime counterparts. Mini-Strobe is ideal for daylight uses, too, such as hunting, hiking, boating and camping -- any activity where being prepared for the unexpected is the rule and not the exception. The Mini-Strobe is the ideal safety accessory to have in case of unexpected bad weather, heavy fog or dense smoke. Mini-Strobe is made of high-impact ABS plastic and features a metal switch that can withstand the stress of frequent use. It is water-resistant up to a depth of three feet and meets U.S. Coast Guard performance standards.
For additional information, visit: http://www.ledtronics.com/ds/STB1001/default.asp
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Alice Hamilton, M.D., was "the first American physician to devote her life to the practice of industrial medicine." Born into a prominent family of Fort Wayne, Indiana, she graduated from medical school at the University of Michigan in 1893. She later moved into Jane Addams' Hull House, and there provided a well-baby clinic for residents of the settlement's neighborhood. Seeing the problems of poor working class families at close range, her compassion and professional interest were inexorably drawn to the many victims of work-related diseases and injuries. She pioneered occupational epidemiology and industrial hygiene in the United States beginning with investigations of lead poisoning among enamelers of bathtubs. Her findings were so scientifically persuasive, that they caused sweeping reforms, both voluntary and regulatory, to reduce occupational exposure to lead. In 1919, Dr. Hamilton was appointed assistant professor of industrial medicine at Harvard Medical School, becoming the first woman on the faculty of Harvard University. This video was produced by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) in 1988. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Assert Kids program helps kids understand they can say NO! to an adult and fight back if necessary. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
NASA Destination Tomorrow Segment describing NASA's Child Safety Alert System for automobiles. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Thousands of parents watch their children breaking bones, damaging their brain, even die from falling accidents. 80% of accidents happens in parental supervision. Learn faster than they do. Produced by Children's Safety Council. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Have fun watching these people and think safety so that you do not become fun for others while hurting yourself. Thanks to all characters and unknown producer. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
The video is not very clear but is a must see. A boy is strangled by his jacket string when it catches on a slide. This segment was taken from Rescue 911 Episode 623, a third-annual child safety episode, which aired on May 9, 1995 on CBS. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Is your child safe in her/his playground? Is the playground maintained well? Produced by Mr. Howell's high school students for their "Contemporary Problems" class. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Does this toddler know playground safety rules? Do his parents know? Let us see! Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
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Danger Ranger swimming safety tips. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Warmer weather means more people enjoying the sun on their boats. However, boating is serious business - and there are precautions you should take to protect yourself, your passengers and your boat. The Coast Guard Auxiliary offers boating courses which teach the rules of the water and how to safely operate your boat, including risks to avoid when on the water. There may be insurance discounts available after completing the training as well. It is also essential to have all necessary safety equipment on board - including flares, a ship-to-shore radio, fire extinguishers and life vests for everyone on board — even your pets. Protecting your boat doesn't stop when you're out of the water. Most boat thefts occur on land - even in front of your home. Take a wheel off of the trailer and use a hitch lock to secure your boat. Also make sure you have insurance so you are covered for theft – as well as bodily injury or property loss that may occur when operating the boat. Produced by Medialink. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
This accident could have been avoided. Hundreds of people, everyday slip and fall in their own bathtubs because they do not have safety rubber mat. A rubber mat is very easy to install. Simply, unwrap the package, roll about, put it down, apply pressure, and you are done. You can enjoy many more steamy hot showers, safely in the comfort of your own. Produced by SafetyTV. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
What would you do to ensure safe arrival of your kids to schools. Begin your journey, right here, right now! Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
What's the proper way to wash your hands? Watch this fun clip produced by kidsacookin.ksu.edu. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Be aware of your surroundings as you cross the road. Tongka and Gradual Upgrade Productions. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Drinking Kills Driving Skills. Produced by PSA. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Studies indicate that violence affects at least one in ten teen couples. 36% teens reported violence in their relationships. One in three relationship is abusive. Produced by TechBoston Academy students. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
The Institute for Safe Medication Practices recently alerted health professionals about the danger of using pre-filled saline flush syringes to reconstitute medications. FDA Patient Safety News. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Gun violence poses a serious threat to America's young people. A teenager in this country is more likely to die from a gunshot wound than from all natural causes of death combined. Even though we have made progress in reducing violent crime in the United States, the rates of crimes committed with guns continues to be among the highest in the industrialized world The PSAs encourage youth to think about the repercussions of gun crimes and reminds them that the consequences, death or jail time, just as seriously affect their families. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Developing a Safe School Plan. Film footage provided by UnitedStreaming. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Are bank machines more safe than those of shopping places. Increase your awareness. The cash withdrawal clip is for illustration purposes only. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Learn tips and tricks for child poison prevention. Produced by expertvillage.com. Edited and brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Posion Ivy and Global Warming. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Know the frogs that have daedly poison. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
A procedure known as Perioscopy, with other treatments, can treat gum disease or periodonal disease without surgery. Gum pocket depths decrease in less then one month after treatment. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library. www.safetyissues.com
As we head into the colder months, it is essential to check on the wear and tear of your cars tires. Cold weather with a mixture of low tire pressure can lead to a blowout while driving. The Tire Industry Association says their biggest concern regarding consumers and under inflated tires is tire failure. Produced by GM. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
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Animals should be strapped into the backseat with a simple pet restraint. That will keep your pets from flying through the air if you stop short, as well as keep them from distracting you while you drive. Some reports say that nearly one percent of auto accidents are caused by animal distractions. And almost 15 percent of drivers report that animals have nearly caused them to crash. Brought to you by www.safetyissues.com
Supermoto video with a wipe out. "My ribs are a bit sor, but that is ok, I broke them last week". Keep your helmet on!
The Oversat bike safety Rap Video Public Service Announcement. It's called "Keep Your Helmet On" and there is nothing like it in the world!! Produced by Oversat Media and Overlook Productions. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Roche Laboratories has alerted healthcare professionals about neuropsychiatric events that have occurred in influenza patients taking Tamiflu (oseltamivir phosphate). Tamiflu is used to treat or prevent the flu in patients 1 year and older. The company's letter says that there have been reports of self-injury and delirium in flu patients who were taking Tamiflu. Most of these events occurred in Japan, and the majority were in children. The possible role of the drug in contributing to these events isn't known. However, the labeling for Tamiflu now says that people with the flu, particularly children, may be at increased risk of self-injury and confusion shortly after taking Tamiflu, and so they should be closely monitored for signs of unusual behavior throughout the treatment period. Caregivers or patients should be told to contact a healthcare professional immediately if a patient taking Tamiflu shows any signs of unusual behavior. The company's letter also alerts practitioners to the potential interaction between Tamiflu and FluMist, the intranasal flu vaccine. It notes that if they are given together, Tamiflu may inhibit the desired replication of the live virus in the intranasal vaccine. Because of this, FluMist should not be administered within two weeks before, or 48 hours after administering Tamiflu. This potential interaction is not a problem with the injectable trivalent flu vaccine. FDA Patient Safety News: January 2007. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Genentech is alerting healthcare professionals about two new safety issues for Avastin (bevacizumab) a drug used to treat certain colorectal and lung cancers. The first is a rare brain-capillary leak problem called reversible posterior leukoencephalopathy syndrome (RPLS). RPLS is a neurological disorder associated with hypertension, fluid retention and the cytotoxic effects of immunosuppressive drugs on the vascular endothelium. The onset of symptoms can occur from 16 hours to 1 year after starting Avastin treatment. These symptoms can include headache, seizures, visual disturbances and altered mental function with or without hypertension. The second safety issue concerns patients on Avastin who have experienced perforation of the nasal septum. Seven cases of this adverse event have been reported since the drug was marketed. FDA Patient Safety News: January 2007. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
FDA is warning health care professionals that patients treated with erythropoietic agents may have an increased risk of cardiovascular complications if the dosing recommendations in the labeling are exceeded. These agents are used to stimulate the production of red blood cells in patients with severe anemia, and they are sold under the brand names Procrit, Epogen and Aranesp. FDA's advisory follows a recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine. In this study, anemic patients with chronic kidney disease were randomized to be dosed with Procrit to either a higher average target hemoglobin level (13.5 g/dL) or a lower level (11.3 g/dL). The patients being treated to the higher level experienced more cardiovascular complications than those being treated to the lower level. These complications included myocardial infarction, hospitalization for congestive heart failure, stroke and death. FDA also suggests talking to your patients about the importance of keeping appointments for simple blood tests to monitor hemoglobin levels. Advise them to call if they experience increased shortness of breath, pain, leg swelling or blood pressure while they're on the drug. FDA Patient Safety News: January 2007. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Telemedicine: Improve Healthcare Today with Advanced, Integrated, Ubiquitous Information Technology. This video depicts typical emergency healthcare scenarios, first without and then with integrated telemedicine. The great potential for improvements in patient safety, clinical and administrative efficiency, healthcare quality, and cost savings is evident. These systems are available and being implimented now. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
A recent FDA article in Nursing2006 describes second and third degree burns in patients undergoing MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) exams while they were wearing ECG electrodes and cables. Many of these burns were discovered only after the exam was over and some were severe enough to require plastic surgery. The problem is that the radiofrequency fields created during an MRI exam can heat ECG cables and electrodes, seriously burning the underlying skin. This hazard is likely to increase as the number of MRI exams goes up, and as more patients need ECG monitoring during their MRI procedures... FDA Patient Safety News: February 2007. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Patients may be asking about FDA's recent decision to approve the marketing of certain silicone gel-filled breast implants. They may want to know more about the safety of these devices, and they may need guidance in deciding whether or not to have them. The approved implants are made by two companies, Allergan and Mentor. They're approved for breast reconstruction in women of all ages, and for breast augmentation in women 22 and older. FDA is requiring that the companies continue to study the safety of the implants for about 10 more years after they are marketed. Each company will study about 40,000 women, and this can give more information about possible rare adverse effects. A report by the Institute of Medicine several years ago concluded that there was no convincing scientific evidence that women with the implants are at greater risk for systemic problems like increased risk of neurological disorders, connective tissue diseases and cancer, and other studies have borne that out. But this question will continue to be addressed in the long-term studies that will be conducted by the companies. FDA Patient Safety News: January 2007. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
FDA's Medwatch program allows health care professionals and consumers to report to the FDA serious problems with the medical products they prescribe, dispense, or use. These reports, along with follow-up investigations, can help to identify important safety concerns. Take the example of the antibiotic Zyvox. Within the first six months of Zyvox's marketing, FDA began getting MedWatch reports of myelosupression from clinicians who suspected that the drug might be responsible. After investigating the problem, we worked with the manufacturer to change the Zyvox labeling to warn about the potential for myelosuppression. Sometimes MedWatch reports highlight errors in prescribing or administering medications. For example, FDA received reports of patient injuries due to name confusion between LANOXIN, a heart medication, and what used to be called LEVOXINE, a thyroid medication. As a result, FDA asked the manufacturer to change the name of Levoxine, and now it's known as LEVOXYL, which is less likely to be confused with LANOXIN. The MedWatch system can also help detect problems with medical products other than drugs. For example, FDA received two reports of pneumococcal eye infections in patients who'd received corneal transplants. An FDA inspection identified numerous manufacturing problems, which led the company to recall the implants. Of course, MedWatch reports by themselves can not usually establish a causal relationship between an adverse event and a medical product - it may take a formal epidemiologic study to do that. Still, MedWatch reports are vital in making sure that medical products are safe, because they provide a rapid signal to FDA that problems may be occurring...FDA Patient Safety News: February 2007. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
A film about recovering from anorexia. The post pro-ana movement has arrived. Recovery is possible. Joing us in learning to love ourselves a little bit more with each new day. Courtsey of FadingHippie. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
A beautiful video made with much love for the people with eating disorders to 'STAY STRONG'. Courtsey of Rafe18. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
This is a video that talks about the reality of eating disorders. This is NOT a pro-ana or pro-mia. It contains facts and figures as well as sites that can help you out! Producer unknown. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
How does one conquer an eating disorder? Deepak Chopra explains that people with eating disorders usually have a poor self-image. They see themselves as unlovable and unattractive. To combat this illusion, he suggests practicing the “mirror technique” where one can look at oneself in the mirror and say “I am beautiful, I love myself, and thank you God for making me exactly how I am”. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.
Crawford The Cat shows a good way to wash your hands - while having fun! Produced by Brian Reynolds & Russ Harris, © 2000 Perennial Pictures Film Corporation. Brought to you by SafetyTV Library, www.safetyissues.com. Life Has No Reset Button, Think Safety.