DVDs: DVDs


Ladder Safety

Product: OC/259D

Discusses step ladders, straight ladders and platform ladders, explains the 4:1 rule and 36" landing rule.


Working with Lifting Equipment

Product: OC/201D

Taking a close look at the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER), the video covers any work equipment used for lifting or lowering loads, plus attachments for anchoring, fixing or supporting them.


A Guide for Lift Truck Operator Training

Product: OC/204D

Ideal for new and experienced operators, this brand new video will complement the practical training of all operators, giving them an excellent foundation in the core principles of LT operations.


A guide to abrasive wheel safety

Product: OC/349D

The use of abrasive wheels has long been recognised as one of the most hazardous operations in construction, engineering and service industries. Abrasive wheels can be dangerous and most countries have introduced legislation to control the use of abrasive wheel machines. In the UK, it is a legal requirement for employers to provide training to workers who will use these machines.

A Guide to Abrasive Wheel Safety addresses the essential aspects of abrasive wheel safety with tips drawn from several typical working situations and includes new and essential advice from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) relating to the control of dust from the use of abrasive wheels. This new programme provides both a general introduction to safety in the use of abrasive wheels and also focuses on their use with hand-held angle grinders, petrol-driven cutting-off machines, and fixed bench grinders.

The programme is delivered on DVD video disc and is provided with a screen menu giving the trainee access to ten essential but separate sections covering a wide range of abrasive wheel safety topics. A ‘Play All’ function allows the trainee to view all ten sections sequentially with a total duration of approximately 32 minutes. Sections include:

  • Introduction to abrasive wheels
  • The need for proper (on the job) training
  • Characteristics of abrasive wheels
  • Abrasive wheel machines
  • Mounting abrasive wheels
  • Guarding of abrasive wheels
  • Safe operation of abrasive wheel machines
  • Control of dust
  • The importance of proper PPE
  • Summary

The guidance given is fully compliant with the latest UK HSE guidance note HSG 17 “Safety in the use of abrasive wheels” and supplementary guidance contained in SR 21 "Dust from abrasive wheels" and CIS 54 "Dust control on cut-off saws used for stone or concrete cutting".


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