Interactive Activity List

A video showing various places bed bugs may be found in a room. Some examples include under wallpaper, under carpet and behind light fixtures.

A video showing how to deal with a Class A fire, also known as a paper fire. A paper fire can be extinguished using a water based fire extinguisher.

A video showing how to deal with a Class B fire, also known as a flammable or combustible liquid fire. A flammable or combustible liquid fire can be extinguished using a CO2 or carbon dioxide based fire extinguisher.

A video showing how different fires start and how they can be extinguished. It shows how small paper fires can be extinguished using a water based fire extinguisher, electrical and flammable/combustive material fires can be extinguished using a CO2 based fire extinguisher and large paper fires can be extinguished using a fire hose.

An H5P activity showing how to read a Fumaphos Blanket Label. The activity will show you where to find information such as the chemical name and chemical company, the active ingredients and the description. It will also explain the importance of this information.

This video will show the 12 steps you should be using to wash your hands with soap. It will demonstrate both what the steps are, and how long you should be doing them to ensure you can maintain hand hygiene to an industry standard.

This video will show you how to read HazChem labelling and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). It will show you where to find information and what its significance is.

This video explains the different levels of the Hierarchy of Controls using a triangle format. The more effective control measures are at the top, thicker part of the triangle while the less effective control measures are at the bottom. 

A video showing how to deal with a large Class A fire, also known as a paper fire. A large paper fire can be extinguished using a fire hose.

This video will demonstrate the use of the risk matrix as a tool for assessing and managing risk. It will use a broken kettle as an example of a hazard, and show the consequences of using it without any controls. It will then show how three control measures, gloves, a repair and a safety switch can work together to reduce the risk to an acceptable level.

This H5P activity shows how chemicals can be stored safely. It will go through factors such as ventilation, security and proper hazmat signage and explain why these are important in the safe storage of chemicals.

An H5P activity showing how to read a Spray Seed Label. It will show you where to find information such as the signal heading, trade name and pesticide group (type of chemical). It will also explain the importance of this information.