What Causes Accidents - Safety Training Video - Preventing Accidents & Injuries

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  • What Causes Accidents - Safety Training Video - Preventing Accidents & Injuries
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    It is hard to find an accident that could not have been prevented.
    Although it is often difficult to foresee every unsafe condition or potential hazard - training, constant vigilance and hazard awareness can prevent the vast majority of incidents and fatalities.
    Carelessness, distractions, ignorance and unnecessary risk-taking will lead to accidents and injuries.
    This safety training video outlines the two causes of most accidents and the human behaviors that make accidents happen. Understanding these causes and behaviors can help us reduce both the frequency and severity of accidents.
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    Safety and Health Topics:
    www.osha.gov/SLTC/index.html
    IRB Guidebook for BIOMEDICAL AND BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH: AN OVERVIEW; US Dept of Health & Human Services:
    www.hhs.gov/ohrp/archive/irb/i...
    Human factors: Behavioural safety:
    www.hse.gov.uk/humanfactors/to...

Комментарии • 122

  • @toddchesser8647
    @toddchesser8647 9 лет назад +13

    We had a string of minor accidents that occurred in one week. No serious injuries or damage but as a safety professional on a construction site I was worried that this was just leading to bigger and worse things. We had a stand-down and I brought our guys in to discuss the happenings. I had recently seen this video so I pulled it up and showed it, as well as other videos, to the guys. I think it had a positive effect. We haven't had one incident since the safety stand-down (38 days). You guys have a ton of helpful videos. Thanks so much.

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  9 лет назад +1

      Thank you for your comments! Frequent reminders to your people go a long way in establishing a culture of safety. Even seasoned "old-timers" need to be reminded about basic safety procedures. Occasionally reviewing past incidents is a good way to avoid future accidents.

  • @mandyrigma7469
    @mandyrigma7469 4 года назад +2

    Thanks for ur good thoughts it helps me for my regular Toolbox meeting...kuddos❤❤❤

  • @adolfconradigharas439
    @adolfconradigharas439 3 года назад +1

    Thankyou brother may you always follow GOD's guidance. Keep safe

  • @salesh747
    @salesh747 8 лет назад

    i will use for my ohs training ..many thanks

  • @victorhammeryoure6437
    @victorhammeryoure6437 7 лет назад

    I luv the tips... Our homes wer we come 4rm there is alot of carelessness.. not only at wek.... Share more.

  • @ssninjamonkey6101
    @ssninjamonkey6101 8 лет назад +4

    Brilliant, I've just started a career in HSE and this video sums it up beautifully.

  • @albertolacibal
    @albertolacibal 2 года назад +1

    Perfect!!! thank you for sharing!

  • @anwarhadi8470
    @anwarhadi8470 6 лет назад

    it's will be useful for my next job 🙏..

  • @IndikaPratamaJaya
    @IndikaPratamaJaya 5 лет назад +1

    Good Video,,, So Worker can Avoid unsafe act n unsafe condition...Thanks🙏👍

  • @pasqualeparente9776
    @pasqualeparente9776 5 лет назад +1

    How does this video make people more safe or aware of danger. I believe a video example of simple accidents may wake some people up.

  • @AmyWalters-sf2kj
    @AmyWalters-sf2kj 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you Amy

  • @jalolody2k4
    @jalolody2k4 7 лет назад +1

    Very nice video, well explained!!!

  • @mdkausharalam661
    @mdkausharalam661 4 года назад

    You are doing a great job sir

  • @randyrogers6268
    @randyrogers6268 8 лет назад +20

    Damn good video! Im sharing this at our Monday morning safety meeting.

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  8 лет назад +1

      +Randy Rogers Thank you for your comment!

  • @mohammedbd1698
    @mohammedbd1698 4 года назад +1

    Helpful and very informative

  • @jatinsharma8808
    @jatinsharma8808 3 года назад +1

    THANK YOU VERY MUCH BRAIN नमस्ते🙏

  • @welfareindustrialtrainingi8491
    @welfareindustrialtrainingi8491 9 лет назад +1

    It's really priceless to share your know to others.....Asif Qamar

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  9 лет назад +1

      Welfare ITI Thank you for your comment!

  • @micheldragon5080
    @micheldragon5080 11 месяцев назад

    Must needed info about general safety!

  • @JJSafetyLLC
    @JJSafetyLLC 5 месяцев назад

    great training for anyone on a jobsite

  • @yusoftaufik6863
    @yusoftaufik6863 8 лет назад

    Good video on basic safety. Thank you for sharing

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  8 лет назад

      +yusof taufik Thank you for your comment!

  • @familyhappy8266
    @familyhappy8266 8 лет назад

    All video clip your share it is have importance for Worked at construction site and reduce accident also.

  • @Stephdym
    @Stephdym Год назад

    We had a student at my school pour water right at the Cafe doors. I didn't see it until I was already on the floor. Had a bruised knee for over a week.

  • @jhoannamagtoto3323
    @jhoannamagtoto3323 3 года назад +2

    Can we use this video to show to our class during our Managing Safely training courses?

  • @adyputro87
    @adyputro87 8 лет назад

    Correct Video. I'll share this at our HSE talk.

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  8 лет назад

      +Ady Putro Thank you for your comment!

  • @adlimatulputriilmiyah3793
    @adlimatulputriilmiyah3793 8 лет назад

    great video, but i wanna to ask, is this same with human factor theory in the theories of accident causation?

  • @choisanwoojung
    @choisanwoojung 3 года назад +23

    we’re all here because of school.. most of us..

  • @ericasamoah7689
    @ericasamoah7689 5 лет назад

    Very educative

  • @raymond4578
    @raymond4578 6 лет назад

    Helpful.

  • @catvideos7614
    @catvideos7614 5 лет назад +1

    Good information

  • @user-hh4hm7nc5q
    @user-hh4hm7nc5q 11 месяцев назад

    Good lesson

  • @sunilmohan1590
    @sunilmohan1590 8 лет назад +3

    Really cool...i m going to use this in my disaster management project👍

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  8 лет назад

      +shaurya Mohan Thank you for your comment!

  • @mohammedalghoul4321
    @mohammedalghoul4321 9 лет назад +1

    great video .... thnx

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  9 лет назад

      mohammed alghoul Thank you for your comment!

  • @ashfaqahmedmohammed830
    @ashfaqahmedmohammed830 6 лет назад

    Can’t You Provide The Safety Diploma Classes Videos 😔

  • @samsungworld8274
    @samsungworld8274 7 лет назад

    very nice video but should need make small video like 3 minutes thanks you

  • @rizwanshaheen2661
    @rizwanshaheen2661 3 года назад

    have a safe day

  • @tossapoltongkum5247
    @tossapoltongkum5247 5 лет назад

    Good Video.

  • @hope2633cu
    @hope2633cu 2 года назад

    nice talk

  • @shanborlinsangriang2094
    @shanborlinsangriang2094 3 года назад

    All. The best video 👍👍👌(&) keep it uo

  • @mdsadique7350
    @mdsadique7350 8 лет назад +1

    Safe is a basic feauture of work

  • @rexiiforsure9558
    @rexiiforsure9558 4 года назад +2

    The one people always seem to forget is the medical issue possibility. In the early 1980s I found a man outside a medical building about 55 years old hunched over his steering wheel. I told Dr. Martin who was in the medical office and he saved the man with CPR.
    And just this week a middle age man died of a coronary at a boat launch. Some stupid comments included “learn how to operate a boat” or “must have had too many Jack Daniels”. Just stupid

  • @RichardOwenDaDoc
    @RichardOwenDaDoc 4 года назад +1

    Care to license your Safety Memos videos? We greatly respect the Copyright of creators. Please respond, thx.

  • @maricriscervantes8993
    @maricriscervantes8993 7 лет назад +3

    hello can u help me to this questions. following a significant increase in accidents,a health and safety campaign is to be launched within an organization might ensure that the nature of the campaign is effectively communicated to,and understood by employees.

    • @rickbennett9168
      @rickbennett9168 6 лет назад

      Need help preventing accidents? Go to: www.uofsafety.com for training or consulting.

    • @TheSafetyShow
      @TheSafetyShow 5 лет назад

      Dear Marc, Can You Please Explain Your Doubt in a more accurate manner. If you are in confusions related to HSE on Improving your Health and Safety performance, I have made some videos in my channel have a look into it here. ruclips.net/user/KannanmakinoTv Thanks

  • @renveersingh6991
    @renveersingh6991 9 лет назад +3

    good video , nice share

  • @samanthanewman4115
    @samanthanewman4115 3 года назад

    nice clip art bro, miiiiiint

  • @hanhhuynhduc
    @hanhhuynhduc 5 лет назад +1

    this video is useful, can I reupload and modify to help my teammates improve their english?

  • @mdkausharalam661
    @mdkausharalam661 4 года назад

    Good

  • @brunaaparecidadasilva2057
    @brunaaparecidadasilva2057 Год назад

    Alguém tem a tradução desse vídeo?do que esse vídeo fala

  • @jideking5584
    @jideking5584 2 года назад

    Knowledge of the causes of accident made simple .

  • @anglosaxonking
    @anglosaxonking 3 года назад +2

    While I didn't care for the "Humans are bad and should be shamed", undercurrent in the video; I took umbrage with the YELLOW LIGHT example. In Texas, at least, the law is to prepare for the next traffic signal, not slow down. This is colloquial wisdom at it's finest. Not all "truisms" are true when examined more thoroughly. I wouldn't be commenting, had I not been subjected to this against my will.

    • @AlexSchaetter
      @AlexSchaetter 3 года назад +1

      Humans are bad and you should feel bad!

  • @sdrawkcabforwards6339
    @sdrawkcabforwards6339 8 лет назад +2

    Are these videos free to use? I would like to show them to my employees, but my boss is talking about copyrights et al.

  • @setidepp4853
    @setidepp4853 5 лет назад +11

    Blaming it on the people is easy...

    • @Tacoman1967
      @Tacoman1967 3 года назад

      It's up to people to fix the condition. Watch it again.

  • @B33fJerky123
    @B33fJerky123 8 лет назад +1

    ay thats pretty gooood

    • @SHYTBC
      @SHYTBC 8 лет назад

      Ayy lmao

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  8 лет назад

      +Industrial Grade Ramen Thank you for your comment!

  • @annettemorefield487
    @annettemorefield487 6 лет назад

    A.Morefield viewed this video 8/6/18

  • @inglescomorick8990
    @inglescomorick8990 9 лет назад

    Hello guys! I am from Brazil and I would like to ask you a question. Here in Brazil there is a profession called ( técnico de segurança do trabalho) A person in charge to prevente accidents at workplace . How do you guys call this profession in English ?

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  8 лет назад

      +Intelligent Idiomas Thank you for your comment!

    • @brandoniglesias5570
      @brandoniglesias5570 6 лет назад

      Safety Professional, Safety Engineer, Safety Manager, Health-Safety-Environmental (HSE), Industrial Hygienist, etc.

  • @rolandojimon9465
    @rolandojimon9465 Год назад

    Use right way staff

  • @lucenyyanirarodrigueztapia7451
    @lucenyyanirarodrigueztapia7451 4 года назад

    The cause of occupational accidents are caused by the imprudence of the human, this causes them to be caused by not having surveillance and control of risks and dangers, either in our home or work, when these risks are not identified they can cause consequences or damages irreparable in the human being.

  • @xrbidhan2471
    @xrbidhan2471 3 года назад

    Op video

  • @lebenbasel7502
    @lebenbasel7502 9 лет назад

    So, true accidents would be unforeseen occurrence resulting from non preventable circumstances. I prefer to think of all else as incidents. The shift in terminology keeps me from ever dismissing an incident because I might think there was nothing to learn from it. A suggestion, as vocabulary is what shapes our perceptions most...

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  9 лет назад

      Leben Basel Thank you for your comment!

  • @neelamanushka2675
    @neelamanushka2675 Год назад

    I have like it 🎉

  • @preeyaapiya3721
    @preeyaapiya3721 8 лет назад

    In my opinion, before we do a work we must know the difficult of that work and the dangerouse of that work. before we do any work we must trained properly.. Before we do the dangerouse work, we must ensure our safety fist..

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  8 лет назад

      +Preeyaa Piya Good comment, Thank You!

    • @tarunsewak6660
      @tarunsewak6660 5 лет назад

      It's called JHA, Job Hazzard Analysis.

  • @mjahanzaib05
    @mjahanzaib05 8 лет назад

    can i post your videos on my facebook page ?

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  8 лет назад

      +Besafe Training Yes. Thank you for your comment!

  • @TheBrightMaster
    @TheBrightMaster 10 месяцев назад +1

    Someone Runs in the Back of My Foot Witrh a Cart While Im watching This Old Guy Cross The Asiel But I,m Doing My Job Right What Needs tob Be Done Ill Do it

  • @Vladd7
    @Vladd7 4 года назад +5

    No part of the video outlines the responsibility of the employer in providing a safe workplace environment.

  • @alexkorbacka2537
    @alexkorbacka2537 2 года назад

    weri gud

  • @collectaholic9227
    @collectaholic9227 4 года назад +4

    This was my homework

  • @mrdojob
    @mrdojob 5 лет назад +6

    "What Causes Accidents" Health and safety executives who spend far to long studying theory and not enough time learning how machines and tools work before telling tradesmen how to use them.

    • @gaelicd8328
      @gaelicd8328 3 года назад

      We don’t need to know how they work; that’s the users role. We watch for fuck up opportunities 😂

  • @twnte_8399
    @twnte_8399 6 лет назад

    Anyone here from smhw

  • @mariconestares683
    @mariconestares683 6 лет назад

    chlop

  • @mirzafareedbaig80
    @mirzafareedbaig80 6 лет назад

    Very informative video.

  • @Venomkidvr
    @Venomkidvr 4 года назад +1

    ive saved sombody from one danger i saved i person fromgetting rolled over by a car

  • @user-ci8zu1wx2z
    @user-ci8zu1wx2z 2 месяца назад

    half the people i work with

  • @lxXEDGODXxl
    @lxXEDGODXxl 3 года назад

    Mr. Carroll gang

  • @lavendera6846
    @lavendera6846 5 лет назад

    🤓🙄🤔👍

  • @stag3t-muspsa910
    @stag3t-muspsa910 4 года назад

    A company that don't give 2shits bout employee s.....and all they think is hurry hurry hurry....and get paid

  • @rebeccadonoghue8993
    @rebeccadonoghue8993 7 лет назад

    SAFTEY

  • @MalSkii_MC
    @MalSkii_MC 2 года назад

    Thx but one thing mother nature isn't A thing God created earth

  • @nothingtosayyt4920
    @nothingtosayyt4920 3 года назад

    . O. O. O. O. O. O. O.

  • @Local_Dilf_In_Your_House
    @Local_Dilf_In_Your_House 2 года назад

    Man, no one is saying anything weird. I must be on the right side of youtube

  • @tjfreak
    @tjfreak 9 лет назад

    Saftey Memos ..Your still calling them "accidents" there's no such thing as an "accident" they're more accurately called collisions,they are all 100% avoidable.Every one can be explained somehow,some way & is directly attributed to error or negligence on someones behalf & avoidable when it gets right down to it.I can say I've learned quite a bit from driving classes,3 in 30 years,to avoid ticket conviction,with the right instructor it's actually pretty interesting.

    • @SafetyMemos
      @SafetyMemos  8 лет назад

      +Tjfreak Thank you for your comment!