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Send a check or money order for the total amount, prices include postage, made payable to CPWR to:
CPWR
ATTN: Sharretta Benjamin
8484 Georgia Ave.
Suite 1000
Silver Spring, MD 20910
If you have questions, please call CPWR at 301-578-8500.
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CPWR videos and DVDs cover ergonomics, protection from fumes and dusts, disaster response and how workers have suggested ways to improve safety.
Don’t Fall For It. 2006. 11 minutes. DVD only $8
English version, 70 MB
High-resolution file to download or view
Spanish version, 70 MB
High-resolution file to download or view
English version, 14 MB
Medium-resolution file to download or view
Spanish version, 14 MB
Medium-resolution file to download or view
For an injury prevention campaign, mixes interviews with survivors of falls from ladders (or
victims’ survivors)
with information about safe procedures (also on DVD) . (Worker tip sheets also available in English and
Spanish.)
Drywall Dust Engineering Controls. 1998. 7 minutes. VHS $7/ DVD $8
Shows the use of engineering (local-exhaust) controls to reduce dusts produced
during drywall work using real-time monitoring. Drywall
mud may contain silica, which can cause two fatal diseases, lung
cancer and silicosis.
Ergonomics in Construction. 1996. 18 minutes. DVD only $8
Shows ergonomics researchers trying to match jobs to workers to help reduce injuries, illnesses, and sprains and strains in construction; also demonstrates some tools and techniques to improve safety and health. This video was originally produced by the German Berufsgenossenschaften der Bauwirtschaft (Industrial Accident Injuries Insurance and Labour Accident Prevention Corporation under Public Law for the Construction Industry).
Preventing Musculoskeletal Injuries. 1994. 5 minutes. VHS only $7/
DVD $8
Reviews some of the job factors that can result in musculoskeletal disorders from construction work and what can be done about them.
Real-Time Monitoring Program. 1993. 5 minutes. VHS $7/ DVD $8
Shows one approach to assessing exposures to chemical hazards on
construction sites. Industrial hygienists measured exposures to
asphalt and welding fumes as they occurred on a new construction
site using a camera that records changing exposure levels on a
gauge on screen.
Welding: A Control Technology. 2000. 8 minutes DVD only $8
Uses real-time monitoring – a changing bar graph on screen – to show how local-exhaust ventilation can reduce worker exposures to toxic fumes during welding.
Workers Are the Experts. 2000. 6 minutes. VHS $7/ DVD $8
Shows how construction workers' ideas can improve safety and health on site. Features a safe bridge construction project, a vacuum system to reduce silica exposures to masonry workers, a crane mirror system, and ergonomic improvements on Boston's Big Dig.
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