Office Safety
(B-1)
Long Island Productions, 1992
20 Minutes |
Teaches ways to prevent common injuries that occur in office-type
occupations. Stresses safety methods to prevent back injuries, fire prevention
and fire safety. Themes include prevention of repetitive strain injuries through
the use of ergonomics
and common sense to insure work environments free from injuries. |
Safety Bite: Safety Orientation in Office Environments
(B-2)
Long Island Productions, 1992
6 Minutes |
Brief description of some common safety hazards at the office. Includes
descriptions of lifting, appropriate clothing attire, alertness, and awareness
of safety hazards. |
From Stress to Strength
(B-3)
The Creative Resource Group, Inc
1994, 54 Minutes |
Videotaped presentation of Dr. Robert S. Eliot. Dr. Eliot combines
his talents as a stress expert, cardiologist, and
researcher into this educational and humorous presentation. The
main focuses of the speaker are on converting stresses to strengths, lightening
up, and being productive without being self-destructive. |
Safety and Environmental Affairs Journal -
Ergonomics
(B-4)
Coastal Safety Environmental, 1996 |
Stresses importance of avoiding repeated action and excessive strain.
Preventative measures include: working in neutral, reducing repetition,
minimizing force exerted, eliminating direct pressure, and taking periodic
breaks. |
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
(B-5)
Long Island Productions, 1996
14 Minutes |
Defines symptoms, describes hand anatomy, helps employees avoid pain
and lost work time due to preventable nerve condition. Shows risk reduction
steps and stresses early diagnosis. |
Office Ergonomics
(B-6)
Long Island Productions, 1996
11 Minutes |
Shows how to customize work space and use of neutral positions. Gives
hints on sitting, standing and lifting. Stresses reduction of repetitive
movements and exercizing during the day to reduce stress on the job. |
Computer Ergonomics
(B-7)
Cremer & Associates
15 Minutes |
Instructions are given to appropriately adjust work area including
PC monitor, chair and keyboard. Defines proper lighting levels, screen
heights, and document source location. Shows good work practice habits
and demonstrates daily exercises to reduce eye strain and back stress. |
Indoor Air Quality: A Public Perspective
(B-8) |
American Society of Heating, 1992 |
| Presentation 1 (14:10 Minutes) |
Given by Kevin Y. Teichman, Ph.D., Chief, Air Team,
U.S. EPA. Dr. Teichman discusses ASHRAE Standards, Building ecology
by voluntary industry consensus. |
| Presentation 2 (22:02 Minutes) |
Given by Robert Axelrad, Director,
Indoor Air Division, U.S. EPA. Mr. Axelrad discusses the federal
indoor air programs and policies. |
| Presentation 3 (15:14 Minutes) |
Given by Philip R. Morey, Ph.D., Manager, Indoor
Air Quality, Clayton Environmental Consultants. Dr. Morey discusses
indoor air quality effects on people. |
| Presentation 4 (26:25 Minutes) |
Hal Levin, Research Architect, Hal Levin and
Associates, discusses indoor air quality by design. |
