Once I reviewed a three-video lab safety series in which the only minority person I remembered seeing was a black woman who was receiving medical consultation. I believe that distributors of safety training videos should allow prospective customers to preview their videos at no charge, and we must agree not to copy the video or use it for a training session. As safety professionals, we should also be willing to provide honest feedback to the producers concerning the issues discussed here. Safety Video Evaluation Checklist Video has some technical content, and all the information is correct. No action or statement conflicts with existing policies and procedures.
Material is useful to the viewer.
Action and script are realistic and credible. List all visual and textual flaws noted during review of the video. All of these flaws are relatively minor and acceptable.