• workplace exposure assessments and particularly negative exposure assessments;
• standard operating procedures for high risk tasks (and incorporating them into training materials);
• procedures for locking and tagging out complex equipment or entering a confined space (material is later viewed "just-in-time" when employees are about to perform the task);
• the effectiveness of alternative work practices (typically presented to regulators that must approve them).

You can read Tom's article on Applying the Tools of Digital Videography to EH&S to learn more about potential uses of video in the practice of EH&S. Feel free to contact Tom if you would like more information on using video in your EH&S practice.

Tom has also written an article titled, Creating Media-Rich Communication and Training Materials - Tools, Resources and Ideas, that describes some of the tools available to create media rich training and examples of how it can be done. For example, Video clips are easily captured and can be formated for use in PowerPoint presentations to illustrate key concepts. Feel free to contact Tom if you would like more information on incorporating multimedia into your training.