Video Library

Audio-Visual Library

View free workplace safety and health videos. Produced in Hawaii exclusively for Hawaii's workforce.

• Construction Safety Video | Order DVD
• Fall Protection Training Video | Order DVD
• Small Business Safety Video
• Employee Substance Abuse Awareness and Prevention Program

The Hawaii Occupational Safety and Health Division Reference Library houses a collection of over four hundred VHS videocassettes and DVDs on occupational safety and health topics that can be borrowed by employers, employees, organizations, safety and health professionals, and others in the State of Hawaii.

Standards (§12-56-6 H.A.R.) were promulgated to cover general procedures for library services and the use and loan of library materials. As a result, a borrowing agreement must be signed with the HIOSH Library before any of the materials can be borrowed. For further information on our Audio-Visual Loan program, please refer to the following:

• NEW Programs!
• Audio-Visual Loan Program FAQs
• HIOSH Library Borrowing Agreement Form
• Borrowing Information for:
  • Oahu Residents
  • Neighbor Isle Residents
• AV Materials Request Form

To select programs to reserve, you may look at the following aids:

• Subject Listing of DVDs and Videos (All programs are listed under subject headings and new programs that are not in the 2004 Audio-Visual Catalog are bolded and italicized)
• Subject Headings
• 2004 Audio-Visual Catalog (pdf)
• Supplement to Current Catalog (latest video and DVD programs added to the collection)
• DVD Programs

DISCLAIMER

Every effort has been made to evaluate the videos and DVDs before purchasing them; however, many safety and health programs are produced as general guides and are often based on federal OSHA standards. Therefore, they may not, in their entirety, conform to current and local standards, statutes, regulations, requirements and procedures.

The videos and DVDs are provided to aid, instruct, inform, promote discussion, and to be only a part of a workplace injury and illness prevention training program. The user assumes the responsibility of previewing them before showing and using them with a knowledgeable instructor.