Office Safety

Office Safety Training Videos

Offices may seem low-risk, but they account for thousands of injuries each year — strains from poor ergonomics, slips, trips, and falls, fire and evacuation emergencies, and electrical hazards. Under OSHA’s General Duty Clause, employers must provide a workplace free of recognized hazards, and that includes office environments. Our office safety training videos make it easy to cover these topics with your staff.

These programs address workstation ergonomics and proper setup to reduce repetitive-strain and musculoskeletal injuries, safe lifting, slip/trip/fall prevention, fire safety and emergency evacuation, and general housekeeping and electrical safety. They are ideal for new-hire orientation and annual refreshers across any office or administrative team.

Each office safety kit is available in DVD, USB, and through our online subscription, and includes a training video, presenter’s guide, PowerPoint, quiz, and certificates for documented in-house training. Explore the office safety training videos below, or call (800) 859-1870 with any questions.

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Office Safety Training — Frequently Asked Questions

Why is office safety training important?

Offices have real hazards — slips, trips, and falls, ergonomic strain, fire and emergency evacuation, and electrical safety. Under OSHA’s General Duty Clause, employers must provide a workplace free of recognized hazards, including in office settings.

What topics do the office safety videos cover?

Topics include ergonomics and workstation setup, slips/trips/falls, safe lifting, fire safety and emergency evacuation, and electrical and general housekeeping safety.

Do you offer office ergonomics training?

Yes. Our office safety library includes ergonomics and workstation training to help reduce repetitive-strain and musculoskeletal injuries, which are among the most common office-related complaints.

What format do the office safety training kits come in?

Kits are available in DVD, USB, and online, and include a presenter’s guide, PowerPoint, quiz, and certificates for documented in-house training.