Excal Visual

Excal Visual has been in the business of producing environmental, health and safety (EH&S) employee training aids since 1993. Our training aids are being used by thousands of manufacturing, transportation, government and other operations nationwide. Excal's training aids have a well-deserved reputation for accuracy, thoroughness and quality that ou... r customers have come to depend on. Regulatory agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Dept. of Transportation (DOT) know that the two most frequent reasons for citations, violations and fines are inadequate employee training and record keeping. Employee training is often where the chain of compliance is weakest. "Factory floor" workers who do not understand what is expected of them cannot be expected to do their jobs in compliance. Excal training products are aimed at this "factory floor" worker: the employee who has the hands-on job at the facility. Unit operators, equipment operators, maintenance technicians, laborers, and drivers are the target audience for most Excal training aids. Emphasis is placed on simple day-to-day "dos" and "don'ts" that each employee needs to understand and incorporate into his or her daily work routine. Most Excal training materials are designed to help regulated facilities comply with specific EH&S employee training requirements. All Excal's training aids are thoroughly researched before production to make sure they provide trainees with accurate information, requirements, and restrictions on the applicable regulation. For example, our Storm Water Pollution Prevention training kit ( Storm Warnings ) describes all the "Best Management Practices" (BMPs) most commonly applicable to a wide variety of manufacturing, transportation and government facilities. Once researched, Excal then goes to work developing the best possible training medium. All our products rely primarily on media-rich, full-motion, full-screen video. Our video footage is shot almost ...Read More