Volvo Construction Equipment's Corporate History Film, posted on YouTube in June 2011, explains how the company was created and developed.
NFPA's Guy Colonna shares details on how NFPA Codes and Standards respond to current changes in dust explosion hazards. He will be an instructor at NFPA's Fire & Life Safety Conference in Orlando, Fla., Dec. 12-14, 2011. For more information, go to http://www.nfpa.org/FLSCONF.
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Bill McCutcheon, last family owner of Cairns Helmets, discusses the origination of the method used to make hardened leather Cairns fire helmets.
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Thomas Möller sends out a clear message: "Customer first and innovation with purpose." Scott Safety underwent a rebranding procedure. During A+A 2011 on Oct. 20, the sales director tells one of Messe Dusseldorf's roving reporters what the rebranding is all about.
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Finally, the trade fair A+A opened its doors on Oct. 18. Those interested have been anxious to enter the trade fair grounds of Messe Dusseldorf. Our reporter Emily Whigham spoke to visitors from all over the world.
This video posted Sept. 12, 2011, by Airbus shows workers wearing PPE and using material-handling equipment as they build an A320 family jetliner on one of the three final assembly lines for Airbus' single-aisle product line. The jetliners are produced on assembly lines in Toulouse, France; Hamburg, Germany; and in China.
With this video KIMBERLY-CLARK PROFESSIONAL shows a different way of using Safety and Wiping products. A father, left at home with his baby son, finds new ways of putting our products to the test. For more information, please visit www.evolutionofcare.com.
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Rick Melvill, creative director for communications company Unplugged, discusses in this February 2010 MiningWeekly video that use of puff adders, pythons, and mambas in safety campaigns for mining companies. They are used as metaphors for safety hazards in the workplace.
This video, uploaded in September 2011, discusses a recent fatality involving a wood chipper. A fatality investigator, assisted by co-workers who were there during the fatal event, recreates the incident, explaining the hazards contributing to the worker's death and how to avoid them. In the video’s description, CDPH says wood chippers are potentially dangerous machines that were involved in the deaths of six workers in the United States in 2010. The video was produced by the California Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation (FACE) program http://www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/ohb-face in the Occupational Health Branch of the California Department of Public Health.