Use this free "Electrical Safety" video clip to help protect employees from electrical hazards. The nod to "Starsky and Hutch" may get a laugh, but the safety tips are serious business. Apr 17, 2017 ...

Sixty seconds might be all it takes to keep some kids safer around guns, a new study suggests. The new report, published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics on Monday, explored how short safety videos can ...

Safety training is a crucial aspect of any workplace, as it helps ensure the well-being of employees and the overall success of a business. However, traditional methods of safety training, such as ...

Imagine being placed in an empty room. You're completely alone except for a simple contraption at resting at your side which can deliver a painful electric shock. You've got a simple choice: shock ...

Ready for a trip? Buckle up, because buzzy airline safety videos are taking off. British Airways recently intrigued travelers — especially “Bridgerton” fan flyers — with their new safety video, styled ...

There are workplace safety videos and then there are the OG of workplace safety videos. This masterpiece is called, “It Only Takes a Second.” The WGN Morning News team also discusses Ichiro Suzuki’s ...

Belmont University's campus security has gone viral with a comical safety video about crossing the street. Posted on TikTok, the video has gained over 2 million views and widespread praise. This story ...

When you board a plane, chances are you want to stick your noise-canceling earphones in as soon as possible and pass out before the toddler in the row behind you starts screaming. Plus, if you’re a ...

United is releasing a new safety video for the first time in years. The refresh comes as airlines struggle to hold the attention of passengers who are distracted by screens of their own. Before any ...

MONTREAL — The cast and crew on this soundstage are at the mercy of a little blue ball. It's about the size of a billiard ball. It rolls, bounces, and floats its way through a Rube Goldberg machine — ...

Passengers flying British Airways these days may be surprised to find themselves traveling not to Heathrow or Gatwick, but first to 19th-century England: complete with men on horseback, women in ...