Coronaviruses are a large group of viruses that can cause illnesses ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases. This safety short examines the various ways in which Coronaviruses can be spread.

RUNNING TIME: 1 Minute

Coronaviruses are a large group of viruses that can cause illnesses ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).

As a family, coronaviruses are common across the globe. Recently, a new strain of coronavirus was discovered that has not previously been identified in humans. This new coronavirus, sometimes referred to as the novel coronavirus, leads to Coronavirus disease, also known as COVID-19.

This program covers:

• Common Symptoms
• Who is at most risk?
• How Coronaviruses are spread
• Control Measures
• Hand Washing
• What to do if you experience symptoms

The objective of this program is to increase awareness of Coronaviruses in general, and COVID-19 more specifically, and by so doing, increase awareness of the standards for worker responsibility in observing and being active in daily safety procedures.

Following procedures that have been laid down will go a long way to protect you from infection.

RUNNING TIME: 10 Minutes

As a family, coronaviruses are common across the globe. This safety short outlines some of the control measures that can be taken to prevent their spread.

RUNNING TIME: 2 Minutes

Face Masks are an effective control measure that can be used to control the spread of Coronaviruses. This safety short gives a quick overview of common mask types and how to use them correctly.

RUNNING TIME: 4 Minutes

Effective hand washing technique is crucial in helping avoid infectious diseases and maintain good health. This safety short gives you a quick overview of how to thoroughly clean your hands.

RUNNING TIME: 1 Minute

Some workplace hazards are obvious: when there is a risk of physical injury in the workplace, it can be relatively easy to identify and address. But work can also carry risks to mental health.

This programme examines the various ways stress can affect members of an organisation as well as potential methods for combatting it.

Topics included in the programme:

• What is Work-related Stress?
• The Causes of Stress
• Preventing Work-Related Stress

Work-related stress is not always the easiest of workplace hazards to identify. But being aware of the potential risks, and moving pro-actively to prevent stress taking hold, will help minimise the chances of stress-related illness.

RUNNING TIME: 11 Minutes

Working from home is the practice of engaging in work without commuting to an established location such as an office, a facility, a complex or a campus.

There can be many benefits to both organisations and employees as a result of a remote work arrangement, such as reduced overheads for the organisation, less chance of spreading infectious illness and improved quality of life for the employee.

This program covers:

• Remote Work Hazards
• Physical Concerns
• Ergonomic Factors
• Mental Health
• Control Measures

Just like working on-site a healthy and safe environment should be the goal for all people working from home.  Regular, clear communication between management and staff is crucial to achieve this.

RUNNING TIME: 10 Minutes

Ergonomics is just one element that needs to be addressed in Workstation setup. This safety short outlines the important factors to consider when setting up a Workstation.

RUNNING TIME: 2 Minutes