Join Our Safety Videos Library Part III: Share Your Thoughts and Get New Training Clips

Dear All,

This is in continuation of the earlier threads "Safety Videos Library Part I & II," which can be accessed through the following links:

https://www.citehr.com/239276-safety...#axzz18SFtE36O

https://www.citehr.com/304170-safety...y-part-ii.html

Thanks a lot to all who contributed to making the earlier threads a grand success with 129 (SVL-I) and 300 (SLV-II) video clips related to safety.

Special thanks go to:
1. Mr. Raghu
2. Mr. Inderjeet
3. Mr. Firoz
4. Ms. Hansa
5. Mr. Terry Penny
6. Mr. Srinivasa Rao M
7. Mr. KV Sundaram
8. Mr. Ajay, etc.

I also take this moment to thank everyone who downloaded and used these videos for safety training. Thanks a lot to all the followers of this thread who have given us motivational comments, which have kept this thread alive for a long time.

I am attaching a video clip that clearly visualizes the need for skill and experience in executing any job. You can effectively use this video in your safety training program. I hope all of you will find this interesting and useful.

As in earlier threads, I assure all of you that I will post a new video in response to all the replies with a film/video attachment.

Let's join hands together in making this thread also a grand success.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Dear Dipil, when we started our SVL-I, we didn't have much participation in our thread. At that time, only a few participated, and I want to remember and thank them now: Mr. Firoz, Mr. Inder, M/s Hansa, Mr. Srinivasa Rao, Mr. KVS, Mr. Terry Penney, and Mr. Dipil, etc. On SVL-II, it's amazing; there are a lot of new participants. We can't specify how many new members there are; we received a lot of appreciation and encouragement from our Moderator on SVL-II. A big thanks to all who shared their knowledge on our citehr EHS platform.

A big thanks to the Moderators for their support on the EHS forum.

I will start my first contribution on SVL-III with a video clip of "SAVE WATER," which was announced/issued by the public service. I hope we will get a lot of participation on this thread and once again, hope for the usual support from our members.

Keep on sharing and gaining.

Regards

Dear Dipil and Raghu, nice contributions and thanks for mentioning everyone who participated in this forum. Once again, a good initiative from Dipil. Please find some clips from my side.

Regards

Some more videos... Rest will try to post a little later...

Importance of Proper Planning in Rescue and Recovery

Let's have a look at another contribution from my side. After an incident takes place, rescue and recovery actions are of prime importance. While performing these activities, people tend to make more mistakes than during normal work. Therefore, proper planning, HIRA (Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment), or JSA (Job Safety Analysis) is crucial. Failing to do so could result in the consequences shown in the attached video.

Acknowledgment and Encouragement

Dear Raghu and KVS, thank you for starting to contribute to our new threads. I am very confident that with your help, we will surely make this thread a grand success.

Thanks and keep on sharing.

Regards

Greetings for the day! First of all, I am conveying my congratulations to Mr. Dipil, the starter of this thread, and Mr. Raghu, a most active participant and key person, as well as Mr. Dipil, in the success of these threads. Also, my warm wishes to Mr. Inderjeet, Mr. Firoz, Ms. Hansa, Mr. Terry Penny, Mr. KV Sundaram, Mr. Ajay, and others who contributed their videos. Many thanks to the moderators for the great support.

I hope this thread will garner a lot of participation. Let's join hands together in making this thread also a grand success.

Please view my contribution.

Regards

Thank you very much for your participation in our safety video library Part III. Your entry this time included a funny clip—excellent! Please keep on sharing.

@Team

Take a look at my latest contribution regarding common mistakes made during the recovery process after an incident. Let's keep sharing and strive to make this thread a grand success.

Keep on sharing and let's try to make this thread also a grand success.

Best regards,
Regards

Some more from my side... Also, ensure that the videos are not getting repeated.

Additional Video Attachments

Some more videos are attached. Some are commercial ads.

Whether preparing your workplace or carrying out a task, always be aware of potential hazards. This fireman forgot to do this in the video.

Good Series of Videos

Dear KVS, good series of videos you shared. Thanks and keep on sharing.

Regards.

Attached is the video of "A cell phone and static electricity" - hope you will like it.

Dear KVS, wow, a bunch of videos at one time (I will find time to download soon). Thank you very much for taking the time out of your busy schedule to share. Keep on sharing.

Dear Srinivasarao Manikyala, thanks for your contribution after a very long time. Keep in touch. Thanks for your video.

Dear Dipil, you are amazing. Thanks for your continuous contributions to our thread, especially on SVL. Keep up the good work.

Let's enjoy another contribution from my side... A good example of "Use of the Right Tool for the Job"...

Good Mobile Static Fire Generation Video

Dear Raghu: Good mobile static fire generation video...

Thanks and keep on sharing...

Regards

Thank you for the encouragement. The videos posted are also very nice. Here are some more videos from my side.

Regards,

Dear KVS and Dipil,

Thanks for your videos and continuous contributions to the SVL Thread. Keep on sharing.

Team Update

Attached is the video of "The Seven Dangerous Acts After the Meal" (I don't know whether it's true or not).

Regards.

Attached Video: "What Kind of Rescue It Was"

Please find attached the video titled "What Kind of Rescue It Was." You will see the result in the video. Keep on sharing.

Thank you.

Regards,

Every aspect of our lives requires planning to various degrees. This short video clip shows a would-be crook who has overlooked a few key details in his work. It serves as a good example of a near miss due to a lack of planning.

Great Recovery and Sharing

Dear Raghu: Really great recovery of the bus. "What not to do after dinner" is also a good sharing. Only the last one, don't see this video, I do not. The rest seems okay.

Keep on sharing and keep up the pace.

Regards,

Dear Dipil, no need to say thanks. Even thanks to you for starting such a thread, under which so many people got the opportunity to share something they have.

Dear Team,

Great sharing. Keep it up.

Regards,
Inderjeet Singh
"Born to lead."

I showed this video to my colleague; he said it is called "Team Work." He is working in our construction team. Just think, how can I work with them? (Just kidding, I have a good team with me).

Dear Dipil, thanks for your video, dude. Keep on sharing...

Regards.

I was away from CiteHR for a few days due to my AMIE exams. It's nice to see a lot of discussions taking place actively. I am attaching a few great write-ups and presentations that I received from our forum member, Mr. Terry Penny, via email. I hope they are helpful to some people. Thank you, Terry, for your sharing mentality. Let's keep in touch and continue to participate.

Thank you.

Transport Safety Awareness through CCTV Footage

Now, I am going to share a few clips captured from Bangalore Traffic Police CCTV Cameras. Have a look at these videos; they are just making us more conscious of the need for structured management over Transport Safety.

Regards

Dear Dipil, Thank you for sharing the documents and video. Keep up the good work. I don't know, something went wrong, and still, I can't upload any ZIP files on our forum. I will see what the issue is. Keep in touch. Regards,

Good morning, all! Please find a small video clip from my end.

Team, Hope you will enjoy this video "Watch Your Attitude."

Dear Srinivasa Rao, Thanks for your video.

Dear Dipil, Thanks for sharing a file which you received from Terry.

Safety at Birthday Parties

How safe are we at birthday parties? Please refrain from doing such things. Here is a video I am sharing, received from one of my friends.

Regards,
Hansa Vyas

Video on Big Rig Accidents

Set to music, this video contains a medley of 3½ minutes of big rig accidents from around the world. This video may change your attitude about driving alongside these behemoths.

Thanks for your contribution after a long time.

Let's try one more, and let us know otherwise. We will help you. Appreciate your interest in sharing mentality.

Regards

Traffic Accident Clip from Bangalore

Have a look at another Traffic Accident Clip from Bangalore.

Birthday Party Video

Thanks for sharing the Birthday Party Video. It's really an eye-opener.

Browser Troubleshooting

Keep trying, dude, with another browser. Maybe Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox. Both are showing no errors for me.

Regards

Please try to upload using "Google Chrome" as my friend Raghu has suggested this to many people, including me. It works too.

Regards,
Inderjeet Singh "Born to lead."

Your video was really an eye-opener for those who enjoy partying. I will share it with everyone. Thank you.

Attached is the video of the 'safety when lifting animation video' for your viewing. Keep on sharing.

Welcome back, Raghu. You have returned with a lot of contributions to the forum. Great job! I salute your dedication.

Motivational Video for Safety Trainings

Dear All,

Please take a moment to watch the attached video on the trained squirrel. The person who trained this animal deserves a compliment. It just goes to show that anything is possible. This video can be a great source of motivation for our safety trainings.

Looking forward to hearing the comments from viewers.

Regards

Thank you for your comment! Over the past couple of days, I have been trying to upload some videos, but I have been unsuccessful due to my network problems. As soon as my network is back to normal, I will upload them all.

The squirrel video is nice. Keep in touch, dude.

Best regards,
[Your Name]

Please take a look at the attached video. I am looking forward to receiving comments from those who have downloaded this video!

Thank you.

A very nice video. What I understood is:

- The teamwork wins.
- Proper and timely communication.
- Do not underestimate others.
- Have a good pace in such a way that even if your target misses, you should be capable enough to escape rather than getting trapped.

Dear Dipil, Thanks for sharing. I can't download due to a network issue, but I will drop comments once I get it. I am very eager to see this video because Mr. KVS gave a wonderful comment on it. I will see it then. Keep up the good work.

Team, Attached is the video of "THE POWER OF TEAMWORK." Hope you like it. Regards

Please take a moment to watch the attached video regarding the tragic incident of a lady's loss of life during a mock drill in Bangalore.

Teamwork Video Feedback

Dear Raghu, your teamwork video is excellent and well done! Keep on sharing. However, six people have already downloaded it with no comments yet. Don't mind and continue sharing.

Thank you.

Regards,

Team, see the attached video. Let's choose a name for the video. Some of my colleagues are suggesting the name "Amazing Teamwork." Is it suitable for the video?

Thank you for the video. I had downloaded it when you posted it on this thread, but only now do I have the time to watch it. Thanks for the timing updates. Keep on sharing.

Regards.

Team,

Attached is the team work video for your viewing. Keep on sharing.

Regards.

Thank you for both of the videos. Both are showing the benefits of teamwork. Good, keep on sharing. Now, please have a look at the attached video on Road Safety Awareness in Malayalam. The message conveyed is the importance of using a helmet while driving a two-wheeler. Even for those who do not understand Malayalam, this video can be effectively used for training programs without sound.

Best regards,
Regards

Dear Dipil, it's a wonderful video you shared about the importance of helmets; it conveys a message in a simple way. This is what always happens to youngsters, even to me when I had a spiky hairstyle and didn't use a helmet because I was worried it might spoil my style (not now, but a very long time ago). Sreesanth and Mamuti finally portrayed a profound message.

Team

How many of them know the meaning of "TEAM"? Let's take a look at the video that shows the meaning and value of "TEAM" with excellent background music. It's on my desktop; probably I played it on Windows Media Player twice a day.

Thank you.

Thank you very much for uploading a series of videos. I am also very sorry for replying late to you. Please have a look at the attached video. The girl in the video is determined to hit the target, although it's not good when you become the target and get hurt.

Regards,

Dear Raghu, I apologize for the late reply. Thank you for the note. Please find the attached video.

Welcome to the CiteHR EHS Forum

Dear Mr. Antony, a warm welcome to the CiteHR EHS forum. Are you a Safety Professional? Please take some time to explore our video collection. We have a variety of videos on electrical safety as well. Feel free to download them.

Thank you.

Regards

Sorry for not contributing much this time. I am a bit busy. Anyways, please check this out.

Regards,
Inderjeet Singh
"Born to lead."

Welcome back, yaa! Now you are coming with a 3-in-1 collection. It's all good (especially the machine guarding... cool!). Keep in touch...

Dear All,

Please have a look at the attached video. It shows the importance of preventive maintenance.

Skin Sensor Cutting Tool

Thank you, Inderjeet, for sharing the videos. The skin sensor cutting tool is a wonderful piece of safety equipment. It's a product of the US, and I will definitely recommend it to my management whenever we have the opportunity.

Dear Raghu,

Thank you for your comments. Keep on sharing, my friend.

https://www.citehr.com/408485-safety...y-part-iv.html

Regards,