Occupational Health & Safety Awareness Training

A suite of 21 short videos within 5 Main subjects that covers all the main elements of OH&S Training. Every video is in the Thai language. English and other languages are also available upon request. English or a second language using subtitles are also available. Custom videos specific to your own workplace can also be created.

OH&S Awareness Training Videos

Core Safety & Hazard Training

1. General Safety Awareness: Basic understanding of safety principles and the work environment. 

2. Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment: How to identify, evaluate, and control workplace hazards. 

3. Slips, Trips, and Falls Prevention: Training on preventing common workplace accidents. 

4. Electrical Safety: Awareness and procedures for working safely with electrical equipment. 

5. Fire Safety and Emergency Procedures: Training on fire prevention, extinguishers, and evacuation plans. 

6. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Usage: Proper selection, use, and maintenance of PPE. 

Equipment & Machinery Safety

1. Machine and Equipment Safety: Safe operation of machinery, including guards and troubleshooting. 

2. Lockout/Tagout (LOTO): Procedures for controlling hazardous energy during equipment maintenance. 

3. Conveyor Safety: Specific safety guidelines for operating conveyors. 

4. Tool Training: Safe use of hand tools and other equipment. 

Hazardous Materials & Health Training

1. Hazardous Materials Handling (COSHH): Safe handling, storage, and disposal of hazardous substances. 

2. Respiratory Protection: Training on using masks and respirators for protection against airborne hazards. 

3. Ergonomics and Manual Handling: Preventing musculoskeletal injuries from repetitive tasks and heavy lifting. 

4. Workplace Stress and Fatigue Management: Identifying and managing stress and fatigue. 

Specialized Training 

1. Working at Heights: Safety procedures for working in elevated areas.

2. Confined Space Entry: Training for entering and working in confined spaces.

3. Forklift Safety: Safe operation of forklifts and other powered industrial trucks.

4. Crane Safety: Training for operating cranes. 

Emergency Preparedness 

1. First Aid and CPR: Training to provide immediate medical assistance in emergencies.

2. Emergency Action Plans: Understanding and implementing site-specific emergency plans.

3. Incident Reporting: How and when to report accidents and near misses.

OH&S Training Checklist

Training

1. Is training provided for each person newly assigned to a job?

2. Does initial training include a thorough review of hazards and incidents associated with the job?

3. Is adequate instruction in the use of personal protective equipment provided?

4. Is training for the use of emergency equipment provided?

5. Are workers knowledgeable in the "Right to Refuse" procedures?

Environment

1. Are resources available to deal with very hot or very cold conditions (e.g., drinking water, breathable fabrics, lined gloves, insulated boots)?

2. Is the gear for weather conditions comfortable, and does not create a hazard?

3. Are work surfaces and grip surfaces safe when wet?

4. Do workers know the symptoms of heat cramps, heatstroke, frost bite or hypothermia?

Work Process

1. Are repetitive motion tasks properly paced and kept to a minimum?

2. Are the safety data sheets accessible to all workers?

3. Are hazards signaled by signs and tags?

4. Have all trucks, forklifts and other equipment been inspected and maintained?

5. Are lockout or tagout procedures in place and followed?

6. Is ventilation equipment working effectively?

7. Is the fume and dust collection hood working effectively?

8. Are the safety showers and eye wash stations in the proper locations and in good working condition?

 Fire Emergency Procedures

1. Is there a clear fire response plan posted for each work area?

2. Do all workers know the plan?

3. Are drills held regularly?

4. Are fire extinguishers chosen for the type of fire most likely in that area?

5. Are there enough extinguishers present to do the job?

6. Are extinguisher locations conspicuously marked?

7. Are extinguishers properly mounted and easily accessible?

8. Are all extinguishers fully charged and operable?

9. Are special purpose extinguishers clearly marked?

10. Are fire extinguishers regularly tested, inspected, and certified?

Means of Exit

1. Are there enough exits to allow prompt escape?

2. Do workers have easy access to exits?

3. Will exit doors open in an emergency to allow egress?

4. Are exits clearly marked?

5. Are exits and exit routes equipped with emergency lighting?

6. Are exits and exit routes accessible (e.g., no items stored in the pathway or doorway)?

7. Are fire floor plans posted marking fire extinguisher locations and paths of egress? 

Warehouse and Shipping

1. Are dock platforms, bumpers, stairs and steps in good condition?

2. Are light fixtures in good condition?

3. Are all work areas clean and free of debris?

4. Are stored materials properly stacked and spaced?

5. Are tools kept in their proper place?

6. Are there metal containers for oily rags and similar rubbish?

7. Are floors free of oil spillage or leakage?

8. Are absorbents available for immediate clean-up of spills and leaks?

9. Are all hazardous products stored appropriately?

Loading and Unloading Racks

1. Is the weight capacity of the rack known and not being exceeded?

2. Are steps, railings and retractable ramps on raised platforms in good repair?

3. Is piping and in-line equipment in good condition and free of leaks?

4. Are loading arms operating satisfactorily?

5. Do submerged filling two-stage valves operate properly?

6. Are bonding and grounding cables free of breaks or damage?

7. Are connections tight and sound?

8. Is the general condition of wiring and junction boxes, etc. in good condition (visual inspection)?

Lighting

1. Is the level of light adequate for safe and comfortable performance of work?

2. Does lighting produce glare on work surfaces, monitors, screens and keyboards?

3. Is emergency lighting adequate and regularly tested?

Machine Guards

1. Are all machine parts adequately guarded?

2. Do machine guards meet standards?

3. Are all guards in place and operating as designed?

4. Are lockout procedures followed when performing maintenance with guards removed?

Electrical

1. Is the Canadian Electrical Code followed for operation, use, repair and maintenance?

2. Are all machines properly grounded?

3. Are portable hand tools grounded or double insulated?

4. Are junction boxes closed?

5. Are extension cords out of the aisles where they can be abused by heavy traffic?

6. Are extension cords inspected for cracks, nicks, cuts, and frays?

7. Are damaged cords removed from service?

8. Is permanent wiring used instead of extension cords?

Tools and Machinery

1. Are manufacturers' manuals kept and followed for all tools and machinery?

2. Do power tools conform to standards?

3. Are workers able to use the tools the available properly  (e.g., size, weight, ergonomic features)?

4. Are defective tools tagged and removed from service as part of a regular maintenance program?

5. Are tools and machinery used so as to avoid electrical hazards?

6. Is proper training given in the safe use of tools and machinery?

Confined Spaces

1. Are the confined space procedures and training available and followed by all involved?

2. Are entry and exit procedures adequate?

3. Are emergency and rescue procedures in place (e.g., trained safety watchers)?

Housekeeping

1. Is the work area clean and orderly?

2. Are floors free from protruding nails, splinters, holes, and loose boards?

3. Are aisles and passageways kept clear of obstructions?

4. Are permanent aisles and passageways clearly marked?

5. Are covers or guardrails in place around open pits, tanks, and ditches?

Floor and Wall Openings

1. Are ladder-ways and door openings guarded by a railing?

2. Do temporary floor openings have standard railings or someone constantly on guard?

Stairs, Ladders and Platforms

1. Are stairs and handrails in good condition?

2. Are ladders free of defects?

3. Are ladders set up properly before use?

4. Are the elevated platforms properly secured and do they have handrails?

Elevating Devices

1. Are elevating devices used only within their capacity?

2. Are capacities posted on equipment?

3. Are they regularly inspected, tested and maintained?

4. Are controls of the "dead man" type?

5. Are operators trained?

Noise

1. Are regular noise surveys conducted?

2. Is hearing protection available and used properly?

Temporary Work Structures

1. Are temporary work structures used only when it is not reasonably practicable to use permanent ones?

2. Are excavations properly shored, free of large objects (rocks, etc.) at the edges?

Worker Facilities

1. Are facilities kept clean and sanitary?

2. Are facilities in good repair?

3. Are cafeteria facilities provided away from hazardous products?

4. Are hand washing facilities available, especially in washrooms and near eating areas?

Medical and First Aid

1. Do all workers know how to get first aid assistance when needed?

2. Do the first-aiders know when and to which hospital or clinic an injured person should be taken?

3. Are there workers trained as first-aid practitioners on each shift worked?

4. Is a list of first-aiders posted or made available?

5. Are first-aid kits provided as per your jurisdiction's first-aid regulations?

6. Are first-aid supplies replenished as they are used?

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

1. Is required PPE provided, maintained and used?

2. Has the PPE been chosen to protect against the hazards that are present?

3. Is the PPE reliable?

4. Is PPE used only when it is not reasonably practicable to eliminate or control the hazardous substance or process by other means?

5. Are the areas requiring PPE usage properly identified by warning signs?

Materials Handling and Storage

1. Is there safe clearance for all equipment through aisles and doors?

2. Is stored material stable and secure?

3. Are storage areas free from tipping hazards?

4. Are only trained operators allowed to operate forklifts?

5. Is charging of electric batteries performed only in designated areas?

6. Are dock boards (bridge plates) used when loading or unloading from dock to truck or dock to rail car?

7. Are necessary warning devices and signs in use for railway sidings?

8. Are specifications posted for maximum loads which are approved for shelving, floors and roofs?

9. Are racks and platforms loaded only within the limits of their capacity?

10. Are chain hoists, ropes and slings adequate for the loads and marked accordingly?

11. Are slings inspected daily before use?

12. Are all new, repaired, or reconditioned alloy steel chain slings proof-tested before use?

13. Are pallets and skids the correct type and inspected?

14. Do personnel use proper lifting techniques?

15. Is the size and condition of containers hazardous to workers?

16. Are elevators, hoists, conveyors, balers, etc., properly used with appropriate signals and directional warning signs?

Hazardous Product and Chemical Storage

1. Has the safety data sheet (SDS) been reviewed before handling, moving, or storing the product?

2. Is appropriate PPE used for that product?

3. Is the storage area and products organized to keep incompatible products separated?

4. Are hazardous products and chemicals stored away from heat sources?

5. Are containers checked for leaks or damage?

6. Are containers stored in drip trays where necessary?

7. Are all products labelled, and are missing or damaged labels replaced immediately?

8. Is spill cleanup material immediately available?

9. Are bonding and grounding connections immediately available for flammable products?

10. Is the ventilation for the storage area adequate for the products stored within?

Page Update: September 21st 2025.
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