Prevent lost workday injuries and compensation costs when you train with this program from Summit. Filmed with the nation’s leading office furniture manufacturer and ergonomic office designer, this program shows a broad range of office situations and computer use that all your workers can relate to.

The techniques and best safety practices demonstrated in this program will teach your workers the causes of Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) and motivate them to follow safe work procedures to reduce their exposure to risk factors. The training program covers:

• Definition of ergonomics
  
• Ergonomic risk factors
  
• Recognizing and respecting early warning signs
  
• Proper posture
  
• Effective ways to prevent injuries

Summit''s Office Safety program uses a good dose of humor to make its serious safety message memorable and effective. The program trains your office workers to spot potential hazards and best safety practices that will eliminate incidents from occurring, thus keeping them safe and productive. Accidents aren’t limited to the shop floor or production areas. Slips and falls, back and hand injuries, and unsafe work practices are unfortunately common in office areas as well.

With the purchase of the Video or DVD format you receive Summit’s Support Material Kit. The Support Material Kit includes the facilitator guide with quiz on PDF, the employee handbook on PDF for unlimited printing, a customizable PowerPoint™ presentation, and a certificate of completion. Easily prepare your training session right out of the box with materials from Summit!

Nurse Crabbidge is back and looking for a summer vacation. The only thing stopping her from seeing all the Crabbidges at this year's family reunion are the guys at Crosby Metals. Ensuring she makes it this year, Crabbidge takes matters in her own hands and stops by for the safety meeting. A couple of key points she wants to stress (to keep the guys out of her emergency room) are:

• Water sport safety
  
• Fireworks and associated hazards
  
• Preventing overexertion
  
• The sun and its effects
  
• Warm-up and cool-down sessions for physical activities

Chris Award - Honorable Mention

*This Video/DVD program comes with 10 complimentary employee handbooks and one facilitator guide

The Occupational Health and Safety (OSH) Act of 1970 requires employers to prepare and maintain records of occupational injuries and illnesses. It is one of the first documents a compliance officer will ask for. The OSH Act and record keeping regulations in 29 CFR 1904 provide specific recording and reporting requirements. Not complying may result in serious fines.

Our web-based OSHA Recordkeeping program takes a step-by-step approach, instructing your employees how to fill out all the necessary paper work, logs, and forms. Summit''s OSHA Record keeping will teach you how to properly record incidents and keep you in compliance, including all up-to-date requirements.