Make Your Safety Training Stick is now available!

Menu 0

Make Your Safety Training Stick is now available!

Using Music Legally in Safety Training

September 11, 2020

Using Music Legally in Safety Training

How did Michael Scott from the Office end up costing his producers $60,000? He sang a few lines of "Two Tickets to Paradise" without permission. Using others music in safety training as well as television shows, movies, etc. is usually illegal and can result in having to pay damages. There are some great benefits to using music in your training classes but it needs to be done according to copyright rules. Music sharing rules can be complicated so do your homework. One of the best sources of information I have found on the topic can be found in this article from Lexology. Check it out here.



Leave a comment

Comments will be approved before showing up.

Also in Safety Dance - the Official Blog of SafetyFUNdamentals

Beware the Effects of Daylight Savings Time
Beware the Effects of Daylight Savings Time

March 12, 2023

The loss of even one hour of sleep has been shown to cause an increase in health problems and accidents. The week after daylight savings time can be particularly worrisome with respect to workplace health and safety. Fatigue is always something to be concerned about but especially after the clocks spring ahead by one hour. The following infographic addresses fatigue in the workplace.  Share this freely and encourage others to pay special attention to the hazards of working while fatigued. 

View full article →

The A.R.T. of Safety Training Course
The A.R.T. of Safety Training Course

January 17, 2023

View full article →

Learning Science: Techniques for Better Certification Exam Results
Learning Science: Techniques for Better Certification Exam Results

December 08, 2022

I am thrilled that the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) has decided to include this piece in the December issue of Professional Safety Journal (PSJ). If you are studying for a certification exam, I hope it will give you a few ideas to help you study better, so you remember key information longer (even past the exam!) Good Luck!

View full article →