Safety Moment Video

Safety Moment Video: 5 To Show in Your Workplace

A safety moment video is a great way to remind your employees about many of the hazards in your workplace. Set aside a few minutes each month to show a video and discuss how to avoid accidents and injuries, then contact Acute Safety & Safety Services for all your workplace safety needs.

1. Warning Signs – Safety Moment Video

Workplace accidents can be prevented if you see the warning signs.

This short film identifies warning signs that were present before major accidents in the workplace.

Ask these questions as a follow up:

Would we have recognized the warning signs?
Are the systems that prevent major accidents in our workplace effective?
How do we play our part in preventing major accidents?

2. Award-Winning Safety Moment Video

Too many families are negatively impacted by preventable workplace accidents.

This two minutes safety moment video will change your perception about workplace safety.

Follow up questions:

Why is workplace safety so important?
What can we do today to improve?

3. Working At Heights

Working at heights safety awareness can prevent many accidents.

This workplace health and safety video specifically addresses working at heights. ACUTE’s Working at Heights (WAH) training provides theory and hands-on practical training, as well as evaluation facilitated by highly skilled and competent instructors.

Follow up questions:

What’s the most important thing you remember from WAH training?
Are there any aspects we are overlooking during our daily work?
What have you learned from this video?

4. Tips on Workplace Safety

It’s always good to be reminded of some basic safety tips.

From the video description: “This educational video focus on how often workplace accidents occurred, which age group accidents occur most often, and the common causes of workplace accidents.”

For discussion:

What’s one tip that stood out to you?

5. The ABCs of Fall Protection

Fall protection is more widely used than working at heights.

Fall protection training is unique. It can be modified to address the specific requirements at your workplace. This video shows the basics.

Follow up questions:

What are the ABCs of fall protection?
Which one do you need to work on the most?

Note: Most Fall Protection Training courses can be conducted right at your facility, or offsite – at ACUTE’s state-of-the-art training facility, for example. Choose whichever will suit your needs best. There are some great benefits to both approaches.

Trust ACUTE To Keep You Safe On The Job!

You can trust ACUTE to provide you with the best comprehensive, hands-on training.

Here are some ways that ACUTE goes beyond government compliance in Ontario health and safety training.

Open Door Instructor-Student Partnership: ACUTE’s training services emphasize client participation. Staff foster relationships with clients and serve as a touchstone for advice moving forward.
Serving Your Team and Industry: With a vast array of clients in the manufacturing, construction, health, academic, and government sectors, ACUTE brings the best safety practices from across the spectrum to your workplace.
100 Years Combined Experience: ACUTE provides comprehensive health and safety training, on-site safety services, and consulting services. With over 100 years of combined experience, our staff offers more than theoretical or abstract ideas. ACUTE offers solutions.
Track Record of Success: ACUTE is rated 4.9/5 stars on Google reviews, demonstrating a commitment to our clients, quality, and a passion fortraining.

“By far the best place for training. They offer several different types of training and are very professional. I have been doing my joint health and safety committee training this week and could not be more satisfied. Patrick has been teaching the class and he’s an awesome teacher. He’s funny, knowledgeable and cares about what he’s teaching. So many classes like these can be boring and drag on but tomorrow is day 5 and I feel like the week flew by.”

– Brian Vermunt
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