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September 3, 2013 by Safety Nerd Leave a Comment

Free Safety Videos

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Free Safety Videos

Thanks to SJ from The SafetyToolshed for putting us onto these free safety videos from US Chemical Safety Board. They are some of the best safety videos we have seen – and they are FREE! They don’t pull any punches and most feature real life incident situations, investigations live footage and interviews with accident victims and their families.

Experimenting with Danger
10/20/2011

Hazards associated with conducting research at chemical laboratories in academic institutions…. More

Fatal Exposure: Tragedy at DuPont
9/22/2011

Three accidents occur over a 33-hour period at the Dupont plant in Belle, WV. … More

Animation of January 23, 2010 Phosgene Accident
7/7/2011

Animation of January 23, 2010 Phosgene Accident … More

U.S. Chemical Safety Board Iron Dust Testing May 26, 2011
6/3/2011

Video of testing on metal dust collected after the January 31, 2011, incident at the Hoeganaes Corporation in Gallatin, TN. The video shows two different tests, the first clip is filmed at normal speed followed by the two tests filmed in slow motion at 1,000 frames a second…. More

Fire in the Valley
3/21/2011

A CSB safety video depicting events leading to the August 28, 2008, catastrophic explosion and fire at the Bayer CropScience facility in Institute, WV, that fatally injured two workers. … More

Deadly Practices
2/3/2011

Dangers of intentionally releasing natural gas into work areas… More

Animation of Bayer CropScience Pesticide Waste Tank Explosion
1/20/2011

3D animation of the sequence of events leading up to the August 2008 explosion at Bayer CropScience in Institute, WV. … More

No Escape: Dangers of Confined Spaces
8/25/2010

A chemical fire erupts deep in a hydroelectric plant tunnel, trapping five workers…. More

Dangers of Hot Work
6/7/2010

Key lessons to prevent flammable vapor explosions caused by welding and cutting…. More

No Place to Hang Out: The Danger of Oil Sites
4/13/2010

“No Place to Hang Out” tells the tragic story of Devon Byrd and Wade White, two Mississippi teenagers who were killed October 31, 2009, in an oil tank explosion…. More

Surveillance video from July 19, 2009, fire and explosion at the CITGO Corpus Christi Refinery
12/9/2009

Surveillance Video Footage… More

Security Camera Footage from November 4, 2009, accident at Silver Eagle Refinery
11/23/2009

Video Camera Footage from November 4, 2009, explosion and fire at the Silver Eagle Refinery in Woods Cross, UT…. More

Inferno: Dust Explosion at Imperial Sugar
10/6/2009

A massive dust explosion kills 14 and injures 36 … More

Runaway: Explosion at T2 Laboratories
9/22/2009

A runaway chemical reaction takes the lives of four workers in Jacksonville, Florida. … More

Combustible Dust: An Insidious Hazard
7/28/2009

Dust from industrial processes can become the fuel for devastating explosions. … More

Emergency Preparedness: Findings from CSB Accident Investigations
6/10/2009

Lessons from ten years of CSB investigations on preparing for chemical disasters. … More

About the CSB
5/19/2009

Describes how CSB investigations help to prevent major chemical accidents. … More

Half An Hour to Tragedy
10/9/2008

Remaining too close to a propane leak proves fatal to responder and others…. More

Blast Wave in Danvers
8/25/2008

Solvent vapor explodes at a Boston-area ink plant, devastating a neighborhood. … More

Death in the Oilfield
7/17/2008

An oil tank explosion kills three workers performing hot work…. More

Fire from Ice
7/9/2008

Fire cripples a refinery after propane leaks from a frozen dead leg. … More

Emergency in Apex
4/16/2008

A North Carolina town is evacuated when fire engulfs a hazardous waste depot. … More

Anatomy of a Disaster
3/21/2008

A massive explosion kills 15 and injures 180 at the BP Texas City refinery… More

Reactive Hazards
7/31/2007

Four major accidents illustrate the dangers from uncontrolled chemical accidents. … More

Public Worker Safety
3/13/2007

Two public employees burn to death performing unnregulated hot work. … More

Explosion at Formosa Plastics (Illinois)
3/6/2007

A preventable human error leads to a vinyl chloride explosion, killing five. … More

Hazards of Nitrogen Asphyxiation
11/2/2006

Two contract workers suffocate while servicing a refinery process vessel. … More

Fire at Formosa Plastics (Texas)
7/20/2006

Without safegaurds, a small collision leads to a massive process fire…. More

Dangers of Propylene Cylinders
6/15/2006

Gas cylinders, rocketing from a fire, endanger a St. Louis neighborhood. … More

Ethylene Oxide Explosion at Sterigenics
3/30/2006

At a sterilization plant, bypassing a safety interlock has catastrophic results. … More

Dangers of Flammable Gas Accumulation
1/26/2006

When acetylene explodes inside a shed, three workers lost their lives. … More

Preventing Harm from NaHS
12/21/2005

Sodium hydrosulfide may create deadly hazards at pulp mills, mines, and tanneries … More

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