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| This hard-hitting new video shows what might happen
if untrained staff are faced with an outbreak of fire. It emphasises
how appropriate actions can prevent a small fire turning into a
disaster, and that proper staff training is VITAL to prevent death
and destruction.
The audience for the video - employers, those who carry out
training for them, and the employees themselves - will not forget
the essential message, four basic actions which the video presents:
- Raise the alarm
- Call the brigade
- Attack the fire (if safe to do so)
- Evacuate the building.
Action in the Event of Fire is ideal for use in training staff
who need to know about the procedures to
be followed in the event of fire in the workplace. It will
help employers protect their staff and premises as well as meet
their legal obligations.
Duration: 12 min |
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This training video is designed to inform the whole
workforce about the causes and effects of arson and how to guard
against them.
- It opens with a massive arson fire on commercial premises and
draws lessons from it
- It identifies factors which might encourage an arson attempt
- It describes the opportunist (and thus preventable) nature of
most arson attacks
- It puts forward a range of simple measures to help repel the
arsonist
- It emphasises the need for vigilance on the part of everybody
in the workplace
Arson at Work is ideal for training staff about arson. It will
give them a better understanding of the likely consequences of an
arson attack and will equip them better to safeguard their workplace
against the activities of the arsonist.
Duration: 16 Min |
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| This video provides excellent practical advice
about how to extinguish workplace fires, what extinguishers are
suitable for use on different types of fires, and how they would be
used. Demonstrations show the following extinguishers in use -
water, foam, powder and carbon dioxide - and the video also covers
the types of colour coding which
employees may encounter on extinguishers in the workplace, including
the coding provisions of BS EN 3. In addition the video shows how
to use fire blankets and hose reels.
Extinguishing Fires in the Workplace is ideal for use in training
staff who need to know which extinguisher to use and when and how to
use it.
Duration: 18 Min 30 Sec. |
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| This video, the first to examine the role of the
fire warden in a company's fire safety arrangements, looks at the
link between the fire safety manager and fire wardens, the people
who form a company's front line of defence
against fire. It shows how managers should supervise the
training of fire wardens in general fire safety awareness and then
goes on to follow a warden through a fire drill and premises
evacuation. Duration: 10 Min 30 Sec. |
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| Hot Work Risks is aimed at the very wide audience
of operatives who are responsible for hot work processes in the
building industry. The scenario is a working dialogue between an
experienced hot work operative and a person with a fire prevention
and health and safety role who is seeking guidance on best practice.
The video reviews the various main hot work processes, shows the
consequences of careless hot work, identifies the types of problems
and gives guidance on safe procedures, including the importance of a
formal system of recording and controlling hot work activities
during building work.
This is a programme of expert advice aimed at construction
industry staff who carry out or supervise
hot work; it is ideal for use in sessions where such workers are
being trained.
Duration: 21 Min |
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This video is ideal viewing for people concerned
with making a fire risk assessment, especially those unfamiliar with
the procedure, and it reviews five essential actions:
- IDENTIFY THE RISK by making a full inspection of the premises;
- ANALYSE THE FINDINGS to see what remedial action is needed;
- ELIMINATE HAZARDS as far as possible;
- MINIMISE HAZARDS if the cannot be removed;
- MANAGE THE RESIDUAL RISK (by, among other things, preparing an
emergency plan).
It is almost certain that fire safety legislation applies to your
workplace. If you need expert guidance about making a fire
risk assessment, then buy this video. It has been assembled by
fire safety professionals with you in mind. It will help you
fulfil your duties under the law.
Duration: 15 Min |
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VIDEOS FOR SALE
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| Action in the Event of Fire Arson at
Work
Extinguishing Fires at Work
Frontline Fire Safety – The Role of the Fire Warden
Hot Work Risks
Workplace Fire Risk Assessment
Full set of 6 VIDEOS
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LIST OF VIDEOS FOR LOAN
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING NOTES CAREFULLY.
- Videos are available on free loan to Full Associate Member ONLY.
- Videos should be returned to the FPA either by hand, courier
service or airfreight, NEVER BY POST.
- The borrower will be responsible for replacement costs in the
event that vide are lost or damaged. Replacement costs will be
calculated on current price.
- VIDEO FORMAT: VHS.
- All videos are subject to copyright regulations.
| VIDEO No. |
TITLE |
DESCRIPTION |
| 03 |
ARSON ALERT |
This film shows how good security measures can act
as a deterrent to arson. RUNNING TIME: 20 MINUTES |
| 80/06 |
BLEVE |
The film on Boiling Liquid Expanding
Vapour Explosions. Spectacular fire
ground footage shows how these explosions can cause widespread death
and destruction. Offers guidance on decisions affecting attack or
evacuation. Uses animation to clarify explanations. Essential for
fire fighters, tank fleet operators, flammable liquid transportation
and gas company personnel. Highly recommended for the general
public. RUNNING TIME: 19 MINUTES |
| 01 / 02 |
CONSTRUCTION SITE FIRE SAFETY |
Deals with the essentials of fire safety on site,
in particular the importance of good housekeeping.
Illustrates a number of other topics covered by the Joint Code of
Practice.
- Emergency Procedures.
- Fire Brigade Access.
- Fire Extinguishers.
- Hot work.
- Site Security.
RUNNING TIME: 15 MIN. 40 SECONDS |
| 12/13/14/81 |
ELECTRICITY THE HIDDEN HEAT |
Explains how electricity works and what the dangers
are. In addition the film shows how fires involving electrical
equipment can be extinguished. RUNNING TIME: 21 MINUTES |
| 11 |
FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS BEWARE |
Flammable liquids in industry. Safe handling.
RUNNING TIME: 20 MINUTES |
| 24/82 |
FLAMMABLE LIQUID FIRE SAFETY |
40 Gallon gas drum bursts. RUNNING
TIME: 20 MINUTES |
| 04 / 05 |
GETTING OUT |
Evacuation. RUNNING TIME: 12 MINUTES |
| 10 |
I AM FIRE |
An animated programme covering key home fire safety
aspects such as stop, drop & roll, crawl low in smoke etc. The flame
tells the whole story. RUNNING TIME: 10 MINUTES |
| 15/16/83 |
IF YOU COULD SEE ME NOW |
The tragedy of major burn injuries as seen through
the eyes of burn victims themselves, as well as their families is
revealed. The viewer is taken into hospital rooms, homes and offices
of burn victims to capture a glimpse of their world.
RUNNING TIME: 20 MINUTES |
| 44 / 84 |
LAST THING AT NIGHT |
Last thing at night check. RUNNING
TIME: 14 MINUTES |
| 48 |
LPG SAFETY |
Looks at the nature of LPG, examines the behaviour
of both liquid and vapour. Brings out the three main hazards, fire
and explosion resulting from leaks, fires caused by heat or flame
from equipment fuelled by LPG and explosion of cylinders heated in a
fire. Describes principal safety precautions in handling and storage
– checking for leaks, need for ventilation, care with ignition
sources and special problems associated with ‘hot work’. Includes a
section on dealing with LPG fires.
RUNNING TIME: 18 MINUTES |
| 07 / 08 |
ONE CARELESS MOMENT |
Part 1: 7 ˝ minutes.
Introduction and hot fluid burns.
Part 2: 5 minutes.
Flame and other burns.
Part 3: 6 minutes.
Gas.
Part 4: 3 ˝ minutes.
Paraffin.
Part 5: 7 ˝ minutes.
Other hazards.
Part 6: 10 minutes.
Treatment and recap.
RUNNING TIME: 40 MINUTES |
| 90/91 |
PLANNING AGAINST FIRE |
Encapsulates the essentials of fire safety
induction training. The counterpoint between hazardous practices and
sensible fire precautions can mean the difference between
destruction & security, life & death.
Prevention-protection-preparedness – it is a real corporate
responsibility for those in business to ensure that these three
vital prerequisites in workplace safety procedures are applied as a
matter of primary importance. With lives & property at stake there
is no place for indifferences or complacency. Fire prevention means
diligence, vigilance & caring.
RUNNING TIME: 9 MINUTES |
| 85 |
PREVENTION OF FIRE |
Causes of fire & their prevention. RUNNING TIME:
15 MINUTES |
| 59 / 86 |
PUTTING FIRE OUT |
Explains which first aid equipment to use on fires
involving common combustible materials, flammable liquids and
electrical equipment, and how to use the equipment effectively. Some
of the pitfalls are illustrated – to underline the message that
regular training of staff will pay dividends should an emergency
occur.
RUNNING TIME: 20 MINUTES |
| 87 |
STORY OF A HOSPITAL FIRE (FOR USE BY HOSPITALS
ONLY) |
Hospital fire safety. This film was designed to
provide both the techniques and motivation for successful fire
prevention in hospitals. The film covers the major fire hazards and
illustrates the necessity for hospital fire safety.
RUNNING TIME: 17 MINUTES |
| 69 / 70 |
UNDERSTANDING FIRE |
The nature of fire, how it starts and spreads, how
it can be controlled. RUNNING TIME: 17 MINUTES |
| 73 / 88 |
USING EXTINGUISHERS THE RIGHT WAY |
Learn how to use portable fire extinguishers in
offices, homes, schools, factories, nursing homes and hospitals.
Stresses the need to ‘sound the alarm’ before fighting a fire and
which fires not to fight. RUNNING TIME: 13 MINUTES |
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