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Each of these easily accessible videos offers you quick reference to a variety of situations and challenges that you and your company might face when dealing with young and new workers. The following video links will provide you with short profiles of successful young and new worker programs provided by WorkSafeBC. Introduction to new and young worker programs How do you safeguard young and new workers at your business? This five-minute, 32-second introduction features health-and-safety professionals, along with production managers, supervisors and staff from 13 different BC companies, who share their experiences in orientation, training and supervision of young workers. You'll learn more about the profile of young and new workers, so you can anticipate dangers before they produce accidents or tragedies. You will also have an opportunity to download the full video for iPod, MAC or PC, or order the DVD version, free. The full video includes comprehensive case studies and insightful material that will assist you further. WorkSafeBC Video: Playland at the PNE This four-minute, 11-second video sample shows health-and-safety professionals, along with production managers, supervisors and staff from the PNE, sharing their experiences in orientation, training, and supervision of young workers. You'll meet the trainers and some of the young workers who give their impressions of safety procedures, training and orientation. You will also have an opportunity to download the full video for iPod, MAC or PC, or order the DVD version, free. The full video includes comprehensive case studies and insightful material that will assist you further. WorkSafeBC Video: Grouse Mountain Resorts This three-minute, 24-second video sample shows health-and-safety professionals, along with production managers, supervisors, and staff from Grouse Mountain, sharing their experiences in orientation, training and supervision of young workers. You'll meet the trainers and some of the young workers who give their impressions of safety procedures, training and orientation. You'll also access a health-and-safety handbook and checklist that new employees can print and keep, as well as the concept of "job shadowing." As before, you will have an opportunity to download the full video for iPod, MAC or PC, or order the DVD version, free. The full video includes comprehensive case studies and insightful material that will assist you further. WorkSafeBC Video: London Drugs This four-minute, 54-second video sample shows health and safety professionals, along with production managers, supervisors, and staff from London Drugs, sharing their experiences in orientation, training and supervision of young workers. You'll meet the trainers and some of the young workers who give their impressions of safety procedures, training and orientation, dealing with robberies and other on-the-job dangers. You'll learn about the company's "induction program," and the enthusiasm of new workers there. You'll meet "safety mentors" and "safety buddies" and find out why London Drugs includes parents in their safety process. As before, you will have an opportunity to download the full video for iPod, MAC or PC, or order the DVD version, free. The full video includes comprehensive case studies and insightful material that will assist you further. Additional videos include: WorkSafeBC: Skier breaks back Viewer discretion is advised for this extremely personal and candid account by Josh Dueck, a daredevil skier who took a risk and ended up as a paraplegic. This six-minute, 48-second heart-rending video will change forever how you view risk-taking and its consequences. Though bound to a wheelchair for the rest of his life, Josh Dueck has become a spokesperson for WorkSafeBC. Born in Kimberley, BC, Dueck now lives in Vernon. He is a four-time Canadian champion and was crowned the 2009 IPC World downhill champion. His outstanding performance in the men's slalom was rewarded with a silver medal at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games. This video is available on YouTube, courtesy of WorkSafeBC. WCB Alberta Video This professionally produced website offers downloadable videos on a variety of possible workplace safety scenarios: at the store, the deli, the restaurant, the gas station, the café, the lumberyard. Be forewarned: these videos are exaggerated and bloody and will be extremely unsettling to some viewers, but each is followed by practical options, such as "Prevent This," "Real Stories" and "Real Stats." Be patient if your online connection makes some videos slow to load, as each file is very large. Again, these videos are not for the squeamish: WCB Alberta - Bloody Lucky
Each of these easily accessible videos offers you quick reference to a variety of situations and challenges that you and your company might face when dealing with young and new workers.
The following video links will provide you with short profiles of successful young and new worker programs provided by WorkSafeBC.
How do you safeguard young and new workers at your business? This five-minute, 32-second introduction features health-and-safety professionals, along with production managers, supervisors and staff from 13 different BC companies, who share their experiences in orientation, training and supervision of young workers. You'll learn more about the profile of young and new workers, so you can anticipate dangers before they produce accidents or tragedies. You will also have an opportunity to download the full video for iPod, MAC or PC, or order the DVD version, free. The full video includes comprehensive case studies and insightful material that will assist you further.
This four-minute, 11-second video sample shows health-and-safety professionals, along with production managers, supervisors and staff from the PNE, sharing their experiences in orientation, training, and supervision of young workers. You'll meet the trainers and some of the young workers who give their impressions of safety procedures, training and orientation. You will also have an opportunity to download the full video for iPod, MAC or PC, or order the DVD version, free. The full video includes comprehensive case studies and insightful material that will assist you further.
This three-minute, 24-second video sample shows health-and-safety professionals, along with production managers, supervisors, and staff from Grouse Mountain, sharing their experiences in orientation, training and supervision of young workers. You'll meet the trainers and some of the young workers who give their impressions of safety procedures, training and orientation. You'll also access a health-and-safety handbook and checklist that new employees can print and keep, as well as the concept of "job shadowing." As before, you will have an opportunity to download the full video for iPod, MAC or PC, or order the DVD version, free. The full video includes comprehensive case studies and insightful material that will assist you further.
This four-minute, 54-second video sample shows health and safety professionals, along with production managers, supervisors, and staff from London Drugs, sharing their experiences in orientation, training and supervision of young workers. You'll meet the trainers and some of the young workers who give their impressions of safety procedures, training and orientation, dealing with robberies and other on-the-job dangers. You'll learn about the company's "induction program," and the enthusiasm of new workers there. You'll meet "safety mentors" and "safety buddies" and find out why London Drugs includes parents in their safety process. As before, you will have an opportunity to download the full video for iPod, MAC or PC, or order the DVD version, free. The full video includes comprehensive case studies and insightful material that will assist you further.
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Viewer discretion is advised for this extremely personal and candid account by Josh Dueck, a daredevil skier who took a risk and ended up as a paraplegic. This six-minute, 48-second heart-rending video will change forever how you view risk-taking and its consequences. Though bound to a wheelchair for the rest of his life, Josh Dueck has become a spokesperson for WorkSafeBC. Born in Kimberley, BC, Dueck now lives in Vernon. He is a four-time Canadian champion and was crowned the 2009 IPC World downhill champion. His outstanding performance in the men's slalom was rewarded with a silver medal at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games. This video is available on YouTube, courtesy of WorkSafeBC.
This professionally produced website offers downloadable videos on a variety of possible workplace safety scenarios: at the store, the deli, the restaurant, the gas station, the café, the lumberyard. Be forewarned: these videos are exaggerated and bloody and will be extremely unsettling to some viewers, but each is followed by practical options, such as "Prevent This," "Real Stories" and "Real Stats." Be patient if your online connection makes some videos slow to load, as each file is very large. Again, these videos are not for the squeamish: WCB Alberta - Bloody Lucky
