A Knock At The Door

"A Knock At The Door" recounts the tragic true story of 20-year-old Phil Cummings, who was killed by an alcohol-impaired driver. The story, as told by Phil's father, presents a powerful reminder about the dangers of drinking and driving. It also reinforces the message that driving brings with it a great deal of responsibility.

OSHA Code: 41 USC Chapter 81, 29 USC 654
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Dealing With Drugs & Alcohol Abuse (For Managers & Supervisors)

As a manager, ensuring that your employees are sober and drug-free is one of the most important duties that you have. This program discusses the effects that employees who are under the influence can have on their own safety and the safety of their coworkers, and reviews what managers and supervisors can and should do to deal with substance abuse in the workplace.

OSHA Code: 41 USC Chapter 81
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Dealing With Drugs And Alcohol Abuse (For Employees)

This program discusses the major effects that drugs and alcohol can have on someone, both at home and at work. It also reviews what employees can do to help combat substance abuse in their workplace.

OSHA Code: 41 USC Chapter 81
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The Drug-Free Workplace Program: Lose the Drugs, Keep the People

NEW!! Productivity, quality, safety, and morale are just a few critical areas negatively impacted when workers abuse drugs and alcohol. This program discusses the multitude of dangers associated with drug and alcohol abuse and the actions viewers should take if they suspect someone, including themselves, has a substance abuse problem. Topics include the Drug-Free Workplace policy, adverse effects of substance abuse, substance use vs. abuse, addiction, signs and symptoms of abuse, appropriate response to suspected abuse, and seeking assistance voluntarily.
OSHA Code: 41 USC Chapter 81
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