Fun Manual Handling Safety Training Video! - Child's Play - Safetycare OHS DVD

[britawni]

thats a good way to shame somebody into lifting correctly.Hey man your tot can do it,why cant you?

[architectofglass]

do those kids have a union? im gonnie employ them in my factory.

[hananeal87]

Great idea - brilliant for training

[saif7817]

it will help for any kind of technician to work in safty to avoid back pain

[StringDeposit]

it works because we put ourselves into the vulnerability of a toddler in a dangerous environment. great communicatin' boys and girls

[shadidahs]

awww 

[gazket]

I seen this video in an induction for a Aussie construction site .

[RedneckYachtClubber]

My god that kid was cute!

[Notastemovies]

Very nice work. I enjoyed the videos

[membrainity]

Good thing nobody caught on fire. lol. Just kidding. Good approach to training.

[CatTasticTV]

Wonderful video. Entertaining and educational - a deadly combo.

[WALSTEADH0USE]

Hopefully NOT deadly! Lifesaving perhaps :)

[emodesiree]

Great message and great delivery. Can't beat it.

[margus4500]

Lol those kids are so cute. Great instructional.

[sherylplease]

Safety standards are one of the hardest things to imprint in someone's mind.  Mostly because it is hard to make people interested. Great job.

[4noworL8r]

Well, you do have to entertain. otherwise, people just decide before hand that videos and manuals won't teach them anything. -People think they already know it all.

Videos like this help people to sit and watch and then they learn something before they know it

[vidsoncredit]

I think people are underestimated. In the U.S. at least, people understand that if training videos aren't provided, people will end up suing when something goes wrong.

[partisanpwr]

@sherylplease - yes keeping people interested in the right training videos is key. But we shouldnt sacrifice content for entertainment. I like the balance in the videos from safetycare.

[7Businesses]

Yes. Our company is a consulting firm for warehouses and these videos would be great.

[BigBiz4Me]

I should show this video to my boss.

[awsumsprkid]

I have always tried to lift right because my dad took his back out when i was young

[socialcapped]

I am amazed by how much we forget by the time we grow up.

[scarymarysdaughter]

So cute. A little guy in a hard hat - he looks so serious too like he's working hard. Great video

[rickybarnes84]

Looks like an effective means of training. The best way to keep a persons attention is to entertain while teaching

[HappiesHappy]

I agree. But wouldnt it be keep a person's attention rather than a persons (plural).

[martymelton]

5 stars on the training video safetycare

[LloydBarnett]

I never knew about kid's backs and that they did this naturally correct through instinct

[talksahollot]

I think these videos are necessary for all companies.

[lungsonfire]

Training for your environment is the number one key to success.

[SaraCarts]

I really enjoyed watching your videos. You do great work, very engaging

[bibobabub]

I keep expecting the kid in the hard hat to give a speech

"Only You Can Prevent Workplace Accidents".

[alflowers2518]

Thumbs up on the video quality.  So many corporate training videos are poor quality, not to mention un-thought-out

[TalkYellTalk]

Makes me think of taking my son to work with me.

[livingwithguilt]

good description. this is a simple, yet IMPORTANT message

[Lorenluvs2eat]

That kid should be in commercials

[ScaryHauntUs]

Very good video. It is sometimes difficult to cover this type of material in an engaging way. The trick is to provide real life information of interest

[lindaslillies]

The kid does a better job lifting than the adults.

[playNrun4fun]

I'll check out the safetycare website

[AlonelyTime]

I think I heard once that most accidents occur in the home and at work - because that is where people spend most of their time.

[MixedChoices]

@alonelytime, that makes a lot of sense

[cherylcraig77]

I checked out your website. Impressive variety and great information

[sigor3]

really comes 2 life @ 0:41 when you see the serious fire going on. I think we often take safety and safety training for granted.

[alanaluvs]

Do you know how many lawsuits occur in the workplace? TOO MANY. I lost my entire business over poor safety regulations

[martinsoerenes]

@alanaluvs, If you cover your bases as a company, you seriously reduce your risk

[tapsmichael]

ha ha.  As adults we get lazy. Too true. Amazing techniques for teaching

[pearlmerle]

Occupational Health Videos are needed at all companies. Usually their boring but this is neat. 5 stars

[Karlatyal8r]

@pearlmerle, trust me. I have seen some boring vids. This one is cute and educational

[foxellamegan]

This is an interesting approach. A way to make learning a little more fun

[JaneteNJohn]

We could all look at the 'experts' a little more. My son surprises me all the time

[Time2TryHrdr]

Does this come in the appropriate language for the Country?

[SafetycareOnline]

We currently have Child's Play in Australian, British and North American accents - and translated into French

[MonaeFamThe]

I'll check out ur safety website

[YTfrndsnlvrs]

The kid in this is so cute.  I am amazed that kids actually just know the right way to do this - by intinct

[darwinters]

Nice training Video. Gr8 job

[barknotbyte]

Yes it is amazing to see how we forget things growing up. All we ever needed to know we learned in Kindergarten

[branasarous]

Very interesting concept bringing in the natural learned child habits

[Hazardovski]

Awesome. How simple, yet brilliant

[911carerra911]

I first saw this video on YouTube and tracked down Safetycare and purchased my own copy and I have to tell you the feedback I get from using it is fantastic. This is one video where after the training has finished people still are talking about it!

Do yourself a favour and grab a copy!

[AMarczyk]

I have trained my staff using Child's Play. Simply awesome.