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markdcatlin
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I'm posting historic films and film clips from the rich history of workplace and environmental health and safety that can be helpful in understanding today's issues. These are primarily from government and industrial films created before 2000 and most are in the public domain. The films and clips discussed here are an excellent resources for teachers and for health and safety trainers. The films and clips can be very useful as triggers for discussions and to liven up training, especially the many refresher training required these days. For each film and clip, there is information on the original source, how the clip continues to be relevant and links to additional sources of information. Contact me at mdcatlin@verizon.net for more information. I hope you find my channel interesting and useful.
Asbestos Alert 1980 Robert Richter
Studs Terkel narrates this OSHA documentary focusing on main causes of asbestos health and safety problems. Completed at end of Jimmy Carter's Presidency and buried by anti-OSHA Reagan Administration
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The Secret Life of Meat 2022 Podcast
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This discussion examines how meat as a commodity shifted to a mass industry in the U.S. during the industrial revolution, the role of meat in American culture, anti-veganism, and how the process of slaughtering was removed from the public consciousness. Further, it addresses the social and environmental impacts of large-scale factory farming as it exists today. This video is posted with permiss...
Debra Coyle McFadden 2021 Eula Bingham Awardee OHS Section APHA October 2021
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2021 Eula Bingham Awardee: Debra Coyle McFadden Occupational Health and Safety Section of the American Public Health Association, October 27, 2021 Debra Coyle McFadden is the executive director of the NJ Work Environment Council (WEC). McFadden has twenty years of experience in public policy and has trained thousands of workers, union representatives, and community members on environmental heal...
Marysel Pagán SantanaMarysel Pagán Santana 2021 Lorin Kerr Awardee OHS Section APHA October 27
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2021 Lorin Kerr Awardee: Marysel Pagán Santana, DrPH, MS Occupational Health and Safety Section of the American Public Health Association, October 27, 2021 Marysel Pagán Santana has devoted her career to improving worker health and safety, particularly those impacted by the climate crisis and public health emergencies in Puerto Rico. Marysel started her career as an industrial hygienist and her...
Eileen Storey 2021 Alice Hamilton Awardee OHS Section APHA October 27
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2021 Alice Hamilton Awardee: Eileen Storey, MD, MPH Occupational Health and Safety Section of the American Public Health Association, October 27, 2021 Dr. Eileen Storey’s passion for occupational health was unwavering. An occupational medicine physician, she improved the health, treatment and care of workers for many decades. She dedicated her life to advancing the knowledge of the relationship...
Manti Michael Nota 2021 Leslie Nickels International Health & Safety Awardee OHS Section APHA Oct 27
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2021 Leslie Nickels International Health and Safety Awardee: Manti Michael Nota, MSc, AFOH Occupational Health and Safety Section of the American Public Health Association, October 27, 2021 Manti Nota is a Tanzanian industrial hygienist who has dedicated his career to improving occupational health in Africa. In 2016, Manti left a secure position in Tanzania’s largest mine to work with self-empl...
Skin Cancer Hazard to Oil Refinery Workers in the 1940s, Standard Oil, 1954
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This clip is from the 1954 film, Medical Service for Industry, produced by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. The 26-minute film describes the corporation's approach to company-provided medical services for employees in its hundreds of locations around the world. This clip shows the research and action after the company learned that some petroleum oils, from their new fluid catalytic crack...
Airborne transmission of Tb, 1966, Communicable Disease Center, Public Health Service
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This clip is from the 1966 film, Airborne transmission of tubercle bacilli, from the Communicable Disease Center and Public Health Service. This clip illustrates the airborne transmission of tuberculosis and the study used to verify this. Many other respiratory diseases are likely spread in a similar way, including the coronavirus. The question of transmission by droplet vs airborne routes has ...
SEIU Action Alert: Asbestos in Schools, in Hospitals, in Office Buildings, in Shipyards 1983
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In the 1980s, no one has pressed the EPA on asbestos harder than the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), which represented custodians and other types of building-service personnel. In 1983, the union filed suit against the EPA in an attempt to force the agency to establish minimum regulations on how to remove asbestos properly. This video is clipped from the 1983 SEIU Action Alert: As...
Protecting Coke Oven Workers in the 1970s, from 1989 Video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
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This clip, about the fight by labor unions to protect workers from the hazards of working around coke ovens, is from Abby Ginzberg’s 1989 award-winning documentary. Exposure to coke oven emissions may occur for workers in the aluminum, steel, graphite, electrical, and construction industries. Chronic (long-term) exposure to coke oven emissions in humans results in conjunctivitis, severe dermati...
Unions & COSH Groups Improve Workplace Health and Safety, from 1989 Video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
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This clip, about the role of COSH groups and unions in improving occupational health and safety, is from Abby Ginzberg’s 1989 award-winning documentary. First established in 1972, COSH groups unite workers with labor, community, legal and health allies to win decent, just working conditions and build a powerful movement encompassing racial, economic, and environmental justice. When the OSH Act ...
Coal Mine Safety and Health, from 1989 Video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
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This clip about coal mine safety and health is from Abby Ginzberg’s 1989 award-winning documentary which traces the history of the struggle to rid the workplace of occupational hazards. Her documentary was narrated by Studs Terkel. In 1898, coal miners banded together to form the United Mine Workers of America in 1890, primarily to stop the loss of life caused by dangerous working conditions. W...
The Asbestos Tragedy and Dr. Selikoff, from 1989 Video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
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This clip on the asbestos tragedy is from Abby Ginzberg’s 1989 award-winning documentary which traces the history of the struggle to rid the workplace of occupational hazards. Her documentary was narrated by Studs Terkel. More than anyone else, Dr. Irving Selikoff is responsible for bringing the irrefutable dangers of asbestos to national attention and changing the world’s perception of the so-...
Unions and Workplace Health and Safety History, from 1989 Video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
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This clip, describing the role of unions in advancing workplace health and safety, is from Abby Ginzberg’s award-winning 1989 documentary, tracing the history of the struggle to rid the workplace of occupational hazards. In 1935, the Congress passed the National Labor Relations Act (known as the Wagner Act for Senator Wagner) creating a new national labor policy for the United States. The NLRAc...
Remembering the Hawk's Nest Tunnel Disaster in the 1930s, from 1989 Video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
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Remembering the Hawk's Nest Tunnel Disaster in the 1930s, from 1989 Video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
Dr. Harriet Hardy, Occupational Health Pioneer, from the 1989 film Those Who Know Don't Tell 1989
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Dr. Harriet Hardy, Occupational Health Pioneer, from the 1989 film Those Who Know Don't Tell 1989
Alice Hamilton, Pioneer of Occupational Health in the USA, from 1989 film Those Who Know Don't Tell
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Alice Hamilton, Pioneer of Occupational Health in the USA, from 1989 film Those Who Know Don't Tell
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, March 25 1911, from 1989 video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
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The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, March 25 1911, from 1989 video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
The Need for Occupational Health Training, from 1989 video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
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The Need for Occupational Health Training, from 1989 video Those Who Know Don’t Tell
Dr. Umberto Saffiotti moderating & speaking on panel at occupational Cancer Conference Chicago 1979
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Dr. Umberto Saffiotti moderating & speaking on panel at occupational Cancer Conference Chicago 1979
Remembering the 50th Anniversary of the Signing of the OSHAct
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Remembering the 50th Anniversary of the Signing of the OSHAct
Tony Mazzocchi Award 2020 Ramon Torres OHS Section of APHA
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Tony Mazzocchi Award 2020 Ramon Torres OHS Section of APHA
Leslie Nickels International Health and Safety Award 2020 Sanjiv Pandita OHS Section of APHA
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Leslie Nickels International Health and Safety Award 2020 Sanjiv Pandita OHS Section of APHA
Lorin Kerr Award 2020 Deborah Weinstock OHS Section of APHA
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Lorin Kerr Award 2020 Deborah Weinstock OHS Section of APHA
Alice Hamilton Award 2020 Chip Hughes OHS Section of APHA
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Alice Hamilton Award 2020 Chip Hughes OHS Section of APHA
Introduction to the 2020 OHS Awards and Skit Oct 26 APHA
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Introduction to the 2020 OHS Awards and Skit Oct 26 APHA
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The primary reason of banning DDT was not about human toxicity and potential carcinogenic properties.
I think my job is hard and I get tired of it. Then I watch videos like this and realize how good I actually have it.
THIS IS THE SONG AND VERSION I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR!! Thank you from a fellow PNWer.
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By the time these tobacco executives were being questioned by attorneys in court many decades later, the damage to millions of people had already been done.
Oh my god! They shouldnt have tested this chemical weapon on real people!
Im from youngstown. It's shsme its not still running. It was a wonderful time to be alive, and see the mills running every time I crossed center street bridge...
This was recorded at 36.865436, -93.807353, Aerial photographs show the trenches in which barrels were dumped in 1970, the decontamination site as it was in 1985, and everything is gone by 1997. Interesting stuff. Do not visit the site for your health
Grainy b&w film from ‘79? ‘Threes company’ was around back then. I was sort of new to the the world
Covid 19 birth place. They have been releasing viruses and bacteria for years. Thats why the world is so sick. Rockefeller's at the top
This is what jacked everyone up and made them sick and die , which was later called polio to cover their asses .
Coming to a neighborhood near you.
Pls do ensure workers safety As there's a possibility to develop occupational diseases that affects lungs eg:cough, bronchitis etc
BAD TO THE BONE DUHH DUHH DUHH NUHH UHH UHH
I was a white coat here and they used me. They gave me lichen planus and now I am paying for it.
Accumulator
My step Grandfather Hiram Nelson discovered these asbestos deposits whilst on propecting\hunting trip.
The lead asbestos anti-vibration pad is my current front-runner for most satirical sounding real thing
Why didnt they ask him "What cigarette do you smoke, doctor?"
Great
Cfpb ❤
Who are they?
Weird to see large machinery [at work] in the 40s.
the time a hairstyle could be dangerous lol
Thank you so much, this is informative.
Rest in peace
Fun fact in 1943 60% of bauxite in tge US was from Suriname 😢
How short the memory is of Americans so glad we have this historical footage
Yummy .. Cowpox smoothie! 😂
My Czechoslovakian great grandpa worked in one of the Youngstown steel mills, what a hard job and life!
she blinded me with SCIENCE! literally
that is so interesting
I was 11 and at a friend's house in North Long Beach and we clearly heard the explosion. Thought it was an earthquake at first.
When it comes down to it, the person who started it, lived on Old Maple Trail. Guaranteed.
Ethyl FTW!
Where can I watch the movie, "Under the Eightball"?
Many years later it is still true
So this is what’s in Flavorades, huh….
I am reading Empire of Pain and just finished the part on this incident. NAPP was not fined nearly enough for this happening. Rest in Peace to those who lost their lives that day. This negligent incident could have easily been avoided had NAPP not agreed to contracting work using all different sorts of chemicals, educated their employees, and trained them properly.
Were the cows “reused” or were they sent to slaughter following one infection / collection?
Wow, that's a whole bunch!
why cant we get good old fashioned ULTRA TOXIC YOU WILL GET CANCER THIS WILL KILL YOU STAY 100 FEET AWAY FROM THIS THING AT ALL TIMES DO NOT HANDLE UNLESS YOU ARE A PROFFESSIONAL DO NOT HANDLE WITHOUT THE PROPER KIT DO NOT HANDLE IN GENERAL silly cartoons that have a nice little lesson at the end of them? i mean. who doesnt want to learn about... idk... they haven't made a silly cartoon for it. yall. if i ever become a billionare just know i will dish out millions to make these silly educational cartoons with the goofy hyperbole found in looney tunes and pink panther cartoons.
If you’re interested in what it was like at Youngstown Sheet and Tube as well as RG Steel in Warren pick up a copy of my book, “Steeltown Down,” available at Amazon Books. It’s about my 43 years spent in both mills and what it was like to be one of the last three men at Sheet and Tube, and the very last man at RGSteel on their last days of operations. I also worked with a demolition crew for five years tearing down RGSteel and that’s why I was the last employee there. If you read the book I think you’ll get a much better understanding of how hard a steelworkers’ job was and still is.
Wonder how many people died from their job here
Thank you for posting this, Mark!
Unfortunatly for these folks, if they smelled it they definetly did not die a natural death
"yesss, that's ri-- no..! NO!! YOU DAPPER FOOL, NOT THE FOLDING CHAIR" >young American lad jumps from the rafters and body slams the flames off
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