Videos


Gas Detection Made Simple:: Honeywell BW™ Icon and BW™ Icon+ Portable Multi-Gas Detectors

We’re Reinventing Portable Gas Detection. Again. Introducing the Honeywell BW™ Icon and BW™ Icon+ Portable Multi-Gas Detectors. Learn how we’ve improved and simplified gas detection for the gas hazards that workers face most often.


Putting on and Taking off a Mask

A new video and poster from OSHA demonstrate how to properly wear and remove a respirator in the workplace and mitigate the risk of coronavirus exposure.


Recognizing and Managing Stress in Difficult Times

Help your team through the additional stress that this situation causes. Read about the telltale signs of a stressed-out worker and what you can do to help!




5 Tips for Ladder Safety in the Workplace

Over 500,000 people are treated for ladder-related falls every year. Don’t let your workers become a statistic. Keep them safe with these 5 tips for improving ladder safety in your workplace and download a free training presentation!


5 Ways to Deal with Opioids in the Workplace

The increasing opioid epidemic can seem overwhelming, but there are some things you can do to help! Here are 5 ways you can address the problem of opioids in your workplace.


The Safety Benefits of Microlearning

Keeping your people safe is a job and a half. And when you add training to the mix, there aren’t enough hours in the day. But you can make the most of every minute by using our free microlearning safety videos. Learn the many benefits of these periodic safety reminders and access ready-made videos for free!


How to Prevent Employee Burnout

Employee burnout is bad news in any profession, but it’s an even bigger worry for safety managers. A disengaged accountant might lose a decimal point. A disengaged industrial worker might lose a limb. Learn how to recognize the signs and keep your people from burning out!


How to Keep an Open Line of Communication with Your Workers

Staying in tune with your crew is important and the payoff can be huge. Taking time out of your day to connect with your workers can improve safety more than you might think. Check out these 6 tips for better communication with your workers!


The Future Is What We Make It: Honeywell

At #Honeywell, we're transforming the way the world works through technology and software. Learn about our legacy of firsts spanning 130 years, from our #futureshaper team of inventors. Honeywell is inventing technologies that address some of the world's toughest challenges in energy efficiency, clean energy generation, safety and security, globalization, and customer productivity. With approximately 110,000 employees worldwide, including more than 18,000 engineers and scientists, we have an unrelenting focus on performance, quality, delivery, value and technology in everything we make and do. We are building a world that's safer and more secure, more comfortable and energy efficient, more innovative and productive. We are Honeywell.


NATE 'Band of Brothers' #ClimberConversation Video

NATE's first #ClimberConversation video of 2019 shines a spotlight on the camaraderie that develops between tower technician crews. The video was released at the 2019 International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE) in Las Vegas, a conference that NATE actively participated in. The #ClimberConversation volume is a companion series to the association's popular #ClimberConnection campaign and is a vital component of NATE's workforce development outreach to promote the profession and attract a new pipeline of workers into the industry. The video, titled "Band of Brothers," includes testimonial footage from tower technicians talking about the special family-type bonds that occur when working at tower sites and traveling with fellow crew members. NATE encourages tower technicians and industry stakeholders to actively participate in this campaign by posting the video on their respective social networking platforms using the hashtag #ClimberConversation. NATE also encourages industry workers to share their comments through social interaction on the association’s Facebook and Twitter pages.


Webinars