To have fun in the workplace

A small taste of the most unusual workplace safety training video ever produced... A Reaper's Guide to OHS. This 4 min safety scene can be shown as an icebreaker for any workplace safety training session. The complete 19 minute version, whilst entertaining and engaging, it provides a general overview of occupational health and safety. More information available at www.trainingvideostore.com.au

These have fun with cool people - daredevils

A farmer strips down and turns himself into a bale of hay. Now that's just ridiculous!

How to have fun at work? How to have fun at work?

Russians know how to have fun

Baby Pygmy Goats running around on our deck while dog’s watching.

I personally never expect to see monkey doing this. Unbelievable!

You know you've had a few too many drinks when you start doing things like this! At least he's getting a good meal in him.

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Twin Babies Have a Funny Conversation

A redhead speaks out against all those who hate on gingers. Blame South Park!

WHMIS stands for Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. WHMIS was created to reduce injuries, illness and deaths associated with working with hazardous materials in the workplace. These hazardous materials that come under the umbrella of WHMIS are also referred to as controlled products. Any controlled product that is used must be appropriately labelled, must have a corresponding Material Safety Data Sheet, or MSDS, and must be used only by people who have been properly trained. The program covers the following areas: * Classes of Controlled Products * Hazard Symbols * Labelling * Material Safety Data sheets * How Hazardous Materials can hurt us WHMIS supplies us with access to knowledge about controlled products that we use. Combining this knowledge with established safe work procedures is the best way we can avoid accidents, injuries and illness associated with the use of hazardous materials. RUNNING TIME: 15 minutes

Workplace Safety Training Video. Statistics show that unsafe acts are the most common cause of workplace accidents. Despite the introduction of training programs and safe work practices and procedures, controlling unsafe acts has proven to be difficult. The reason for this is that unsafe acts involve the Human Factor, that is, they occur as a result of peoples attitudes and behaviours. Behavioural Safety offers a way to reduce the incidence of unsafe acts by modifying peoples behaviours and improving their attitudes towards safety. This program is designed to provide an understanding of Behavioural Safety and to show how a Behavioural Safety program works. The program looks at: • Unsafe acts and unsafe conditions • Behaviours and attitudes towards safety • The theory Behaviour Modification • The ABC model • Positive reinforcement • The three components of a Behavioural Safety program • The Behavioural Safety Observation The program is designed to suit any work environment where a Behavioural Safety program is currently being used or where it is being considered. Reducing the occurrence of unsafe acts will reduce number of accidents and injuries that occur in the workplace.

Static electricity poses a number of threats to safety, the most significant of which is the potential for it to be a source of ignition for fires and explosions. Because static electricity can occur whenever objects, substances or people move, it is a natural by-product of many workplace processes. This program aims to increase peoples awareness of static electricity and its potential to result in serious accidents and injuries. The program examines the potential hazards associated with static electricity, ways to control static electricity, and a number of important safety precautions that should be followed when working in flammable atmospheres. The program looks at the following questions: * What is static electricity? * What are the common sources of static electricity in the workplace? * What are the potential hazards associated with static electricity? * How can static electricity be controlled? * What precautions should be followed? The program is designed to provide people with a practical understanding of static electricity and how it can be controlled, and is suitable for any work environment where the presence of static electricity could pose a threat to safety.

Slips, trips and falls are a major category of workplace accidents and result in a significant number of injuries. The three most important factors contributing to the occurrence of slips, trips and falls are: * poor design of the workplace * poor workplace practices and procedures, and * inappropriate human behaviour. By following some basic safety principles the accidents and injuries that result from slips, trips and falls can be dramatically reduced. This programs looks at all the key hazards associated with slips, trips and falls, including: * good housekeeping practices * signposting and barricading * correct use of equipment and furniture * proper maintenance * appropriate footwear, and * correct use of step stools and stepladders. The program is suitable for all workplace personnel.