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The Line Of Fire (Spanish)

13 minutes 38 seconds

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Closeup of a tractor hauling load of metal. Spanish caption. La mayoría de los operadores de equipo.

Discusses workplace hazards. Outlines general principles that can help employees prevent these hazards from causing serious injuries and deaths: 1) Always be aware of potential hazards, 2) Understand the machines and operations in work areas, and 3) Take time to think about the possible consequences of actions. Features several incidences that illustrate the consequences of not being aware. Topics includes hazards presented by gravity, moving vehicles and machinery, flying debris, automated equipment, and contact with stationery hazards.

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Runtime: 13 minutes 38 seconds

Topic: Health and Safety, Language Arts
Subtopic: Accidents - Prevention, Occupational Health and Safety, Safety, Spanish Language
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
Release Year: 2005
Producer/Distributor: Aurora Pictures
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Middle-aged woman standing in a kitchen smiles and looks slightly to the side. Caption. We got the T, V connected in March of '88.

First responders in blue uniforms talking inside. Caption. Do not grab or guide them without asking them.

Family in foreground smiles beneath insets of building with fire escape and of a finger pushing smoke detector. Caption. Test their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

Color illustration. 3 panels. Left panel is a person in a wheelchair typing on a computer, the middle panel is a girl looking at a computer screen, the right is a boy outside with a cat. Spanish Caption. "Un mensaje de texto, armar un blog, chatear."

Man is climbing with a rope on an outdoor climbing wall. Spanish Caption. "Me vaya a la montaña."

Illustration of a blonde boy with a blue shirt and green shorts next to a brunette girl with blue glasses, a yellow shirt, and blue pants. Spanish caption with chico as narrator, "Por eso es muy importante que podamos hablar las cosas."

Bright light appearing behind the horizon of a planet. Ask a Scientist: How can I watch the solar eclipse safely?

Person speaking. Caption: and work on it to manage those risks.

Bright light appearing behind the horizon of a planet. Ask a scientist: What makes solar eclipse glasses so special? Can I just wear sunglasses?