Volume Two Health & Personal Safety DVD Library

Each individual DVD can be purchased below and each comes with a CD containing a printable test on the material covered.

The complete training volume can be purchased with discounts available. Save $250 when you buy any two sets. Save $750 when you buy all three training volumes.

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1- Basic Student Management- 3.43 minutes:
Provides an overview on how to manage students on the bus, appropriateness, and how to handle incidents on the bus. Basic Student Management Video Clip

1. Deal with student offenders and altercations
2. Procedures for handling unsafe situations
3. Stresses the importance of not touching students in response to an incident

2- Confidentiality- 8.12 minutes:
Districts must establish and implement procedures for assuring the confidentiality of personally identifiable information contained in educational records. Implementation of these procedures is required under state and federal regulations. Confidentiality Video Training Clip

3- Bullying- 13.11 minutes:
This informative and important 3-disc set will give your staff and employees the training they need to come to the aid of bullying victims, as well as identify and intervene with potential bullies before their behavior becomes violent. Bullying Video Training Clip

1. Bullying Part 1 - The school bus and school playground are the primary locations for bullying behavior to take place. In this power point video, the characteristics of bullies are outlined to help teachers and drivers identify them, as well as the characteristics of those who are targets. Types of bullying behavior are discussed. Emphasis is placed on the need to address bullying, including cyber-bullying, because it has an effect on everyone involved. Included with test materials (Test Questions & Answer Key).
2. Bullying Part 2 - This section discusses how to create a safer school environment, with tips for how adults should react when they see or hear bullying behavior.

4- Safe Lifting Training- 4.41 minutes:
One of the most common injuries is also one of the easiest to prevent. Back injuries can happen when you forget to warm-up before lifting or lift improperly. Safe Lifting reviews the correct way to lift and handle objects, when you should get help and the need for PPE, personal protective equipment. Safe Lifting Video Clip

5- Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse- 15.56 minutes:
Cases of child abuse and neglect continue to grow, incidences often go unrecognized and unreported. School employees have an opportunity to regularly observe their students' physical condition, emotional state and behavior and are obligated by law to report anything that suggests or indicates a child's maltreatment. Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse Video Clip

6- Sexual Harassment- 40.25 minutes:
This six-part series covers what constitutes sexual harassment, as well as how to recognize potential perpetrators, the prevalence of sexual harassment and how to respond to a complaint. Sexual harassment is defined in this introductory session as trainer Cranford Graves explains the different types of sexual harassment situations to help employees better recognize unacceptable behavior. Sexual Harassment Video Clip

7- First Aid Blood Borne Pathogens, Diabetes, and H1N1- Combined Time 1hr 29.35 minutes:
Material in this section addresses important health and safety issues and train drivers how to prevent, resolve, and respond to health and safety related events on the bus.

• First Aid Part 1 Series - Introduces First Aid, including the term definition and discusses personal liability issues related to the administering of First Aid especially with regards to the Good Samaritan Law. First Aid Video Clip
1. Consent and Abandonment
2. Common items found in a First Aid Kit and the utility of the items
3. Protocol and procedure for handling medical emergencies
4. Proper attitude and aspect for a driver to maintain during an emergency
5. Explains the A, B, C, D method of assessing victims and determining type and seriousness of injuries

• First Aid Part 2 Series – This series covers serious first aid issues encountered on the bus and methods for addressing each issue explaining common protocols associated with reporting an accident. It describes how to identify symptoms of each of the following issues including prevention techniques, handling procedures, and reporting protocols.
1. How to stop bleeding
2. Splinting a fracture, head wounds, puncture wounds, and nosebleeds
3. Procedures for identifying and handling a student that is choking or is having a seizure
4. Fainting, anaphylaxis, and shock
5. Identifying and treating asthma, hyperventilation, heat-related conditions
6. Dental injuries and heat stroke
7. Importance of maintaining composure in emergency situations

• Blood Borne Pathogens (3 Part Series) - Covers pathogens and viruses originating from bodily fluids and the importance of protecting oneself from these threats. Blood Borne Pathogens Video Clip
1. Discusses methods where the driver may protect students from threats
2. Prevention methods including the use of physical or mechanical systems
3. Stresses the importance of engineering controls like Bio-Hazard and First Aid kits and how to utilize these tools
4. Describes the correct implementation and protection provided by the use of Barrier Protection
5. Teaches proper sanitation methods associated with Blood Borne Pathogens
6. Benefits of Good Housekeeping on the bus
7. First Aid and First Aid Kit essentials
8. Importance of protecting oneself from these threats

• Diabetes - This two-part video focuses and reviews the basics of Type 1 and Type 2diabetes. The symptoms of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia are explained and recommendations are made for addressing these potentially dangerous conditions. Diabetes Review Video Clip

• H1N1 Virus Prevention - In this presentation, viewers learn effective preventative and disinfectant measures to take in dealing with the dangerous H1N1, or Swine Flu Virus. H1N1 Preventive Training Video Clip