#safety animation video

[interactivvuae]

Safety animation videos are one of the best ways to streamline your training. Know the importance of animated industrial safety videos.

[studio52group]

8 Reasons Why You Can’t Afford to Ignore Workplace Safety

Workplace safety helps ensure the safety of your employees and can prevent costly accidents or injuries in the workplace. Unfortunately, many businesses ignore workplace safety protocols and procedures, which can lead to deadly consequences. Read on to learn more about why it’s essential to take workplace safety seriously and the potentially dire consequences of ignoring it.

It can help prevent costly accidents or injuries. 

It can help keep employees safe while on the job. 

It is legally required for some businesses. It can save money in the long run. 

It can improve productivity and morale. 

It can reduce worker’s compensation costs.

It can help protect your business from lawsuits. 

It is the right thing to do.

Businesses with employees who work in hazardous environments 

Businesses that have had accidents or injuries in the past 

Businesses that are legally required to have a safety program

Businesses that want to improve productivity and morale. 

Businesses that want to reduce worker’s compensation costs

By implementing measures to protect employees, these businesses can help reduce the risk of accidents and injuries.

Also Read: https://studio52.tv/blog/safety-animation-video-for-oil-gas/

[yoshi2thicc]

🌸 Hello Everyone! My name Is Yoshi 🌷🌷 I love All cute things there so much fun ^.^!!!

🌸I’d love to talk about Fashion especially Hime Gyrau, or 2000s Mcbling! Looking for inspo or places to shop for fashion!!

🌸I Love drawing, music, makeup, cats, all magical theory’s, and anime!! (I’ve seen a lot!)

❗️DNI ❗️

Under 16

NSFW

Anything rude or hateful

Anything Racist or sexist

Peds

Homophobia

🌸 This is a safe Space and I hope to build an wonderful and Kind community and spread positivity while having fun 💗

Bestie Westie and Pookoe wookie dookie:

@xxommi3xx

[werewolfoffeverswamp]

redid this as a video for the modern era (instagram reels 😭). there’s at least one phd between the two of them how are they stupid

[gummi-stims]

Can i please get a shep stimboard! Blues and browns:3 wood, fluffy hair n stuff:333 thank you

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[iztyping]

[sofiaspeaksart]

Made a plushie elephant for my grandma!

I’m pretty happy with this one 🐘

Free elephant pattern here

[tpdds]

୨୧ ꒰ #𝚝𝚙𝚍𝚍𝚜 : but, the only thing i've done is dress up. it's the only thing i'm capable of. ♡ as objectified by 𝑒𝑣𝑎𝑛𝑔𝑒𝑙𝑖𝑛𝑒 ⁽ ˢʰᵉ﹠²¹⁺ ⁾.

[dddemigirl]

Warning for dog owners!

[poppyknitt]

i think I should make some video essays. I don't expect them to skyrocket in popularity or anything but I am passionate about the topics at the root of them all and I wanna talk about em.

They will be about animal welfare and how humans should treat them... primarily basing it in factual information I (and possibly whoever I hire/volunteers to help, though I doubt these will get me enough to warrant that) manage to get from reputable sources and also in generally having compassion for the other living things we share this planet with.

The first will be about dogs, their historical jobs, and why the breed(s) of your dog should inform what dog you get based on more than just temperament.

The second will be about cats and their stigmas, poor treatment, and abuse by the world - effectively debunking a lot of the reasons people dislike cats and explaining why they are such particular creatures who clash with as many as they do.

The third will be about livestock animals and how a lot of portrayals of them and their care get things so wrong - I will possibly divide it into parts if there's enough details to go into on individual or groups of animals beyond just the broad issues.

The fourth will be about unethical breeds in all species with breeds - pet animals AND livestock, because they get fucked over too.

the fifth, which may not happen, would be about tamed animals like small rodents (hamsters and the like) and lizards, as well as fully wild animals that people have had to tame for ethical purposes. (ie: raccoons raised by humans bc the other option was them dying in the wild, and wild cats brought up in captivity. basically otherwise wild animals who wouldn't be safe to release)

the sixth, which also may not happen, would cover strictly wild animals - and go into why we need to start leaving them the hell alone aside from keeping the ones that can stay wild in the wild. forever. because they deserve homes and respect like we do.

in video five I may go over why it feels wrong to leave an animal too disabled for the wild to die - particularly as a disabled person myself, but also as a person with the capability to see that disabilities shouldn't have to cause the death of anything (if they're not necessarily terminal by nature, but even creatures with terminal illnesses/disabilities deserve respect, love, safety, and comfort). it will primarily be about why sometimes an animal cannot be safely put back in the wild, though - cover situations like a wild cat who was mistaken for a domestic cat at a very young age, leading to it being unfit for the wild, or, more importantly, situations where the animal has too many disadvantages in general and would die in the wild. it will also talk about how we cant and shouldn't save every animal, but if there's one or two a wildlife expert/handler can help, why not let them. talk about what good having tamed animals around does for education about wild animals, etc etc. but I may save the non pet tame animals for video six altogether, or make it 7 parts, as tamed pets like lizards and hamsters etc may wind up being a big enough topic for a solo video.

reblog or interact in general with any ideas, I wanna hear what people think about this!

[arconinternet]

Dexter’s Laboratory: Safety Clicks (Video, ~2003)

Safety video produced in conjunction with AOL and the National School Boards Foundation. You can watch it here.

[interactivvuae]

Safety animation videos are one of the best ways to streamline your training. Know the importance of animated industrial safety videos.

[shoechoe]

Reddit users will be like "No more human! Return to monke!" and then show a video of a primate being kept as a pet and forced to do human behaviors for entertainment

[kindacreepy-kindaugly]

why is it so much worse knowing how many people out there want me (& everyone in this body) dead cause we don't feel empathy than knowing about the ones who want the same cause we're trans

[the-heaminator]

hbggg wanna write America and Australia asking old ppl (Scotland and prussia, china maybe) about the first high explosives which ends in them making fulminating gold and silver in scotlands garage, they get out the aqua reigis it's a fucking blast (ba dum tss).

But I don't have the chemistry knowledge

[theres-whump-in-that-nebula]

“Where there’s smoke, there’s fire.” Absolutely. But is the fire wild and destructive; or safely contained and being used for something?

“Being into dark and disturbing media is a red flag.” I can’t disagree with that. Most people who are okay with committing crimes in real life are okay with viewing disturbing things for entertainment; however, many good (or neutral) people are okay with things in fiction that they wouldn’t be okay with in real life. If you don’t know someone at all — who they are, or what they do — you cannot judge their motivations for liking or disliking something. But absolutely exercise caution online when dealing with any group of people.

Some online communities may be so rife with actual illegal activity that it is best to stay away from them, despite much of the content within them being legal and — for the most part — morally neutral. As a result, the illegal activity may fly under the radar and be allowed to remain on the internet. In these cases, it is your responsibility to report the community to higher authorities, as people and/or animals will be adversely effected if you do nothing.

If you are comfortable pursuing the issue, do not block the content before you’re done reporting it, as you may need to try several times before someone does anything about it. You don’t want to cut off your access to evidence that can be used against a harmful group.

Do not leave comments or engage with the individuals within the harmful community in any way, shape, or form. You may want to tell them “go to hell you fucking degenerates,” and I understand how you might feel that’s the right thing to do… However! This is the kind of behavior that will get you blocked and banned; thereby cutting you off from any plans of reporting illegal activity after they’ve seen your comment. If you have no access to the content; you cannot report it. The best thing to do is go in silently.

Do not report — or even look at — any artwork or fiction; hurting and embarrassing yourself is all that will accomplish. If there is nothing “blatantly illegal” (such as photos or videos of illegal activity), look for other evidence of the members engaging in actual illegal activity (such as requesting photos or video of illegal activity, or confessing to crimes they’ve committed for others’ gratification), and report these instead, since that is precisely the conduct you are trying to prevent. You cannot put out a fire by waving away the smoke; you must get rid of the fire itself, which is causing the smoke.

But remember: not all smoke is caused by the same type of fire. Some can be from a stove left unattended; other types can be from a fireplace. You can’t call a fireman to put out your neighbor’s fireplace just because you don’t like seeing smoke come out their chimney.

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(If you tag this with ANY term followed by a word meaning “wanting two characters to kiss,” or potentially, “large boat,” I will throw a rock at you. This is about how to properly report content in a way that doesn’t waste moderators’ (or the FBI’s) time; because my belief system is practical and action-based rather than philosophical. Thanks.)