A training film made for professional divers about safety requirements. These safety precautions include a dive briefing, a pre-dive safety check, a post-dive debriefing and emergency response plans.

Promotional video about BCIT made for Mandarin speaking international students. The film includes information about various programs, campus services, student life and living in Vancouver.

Tour of the Electrical Training Centre guided by Chester Spink (instructor, Electrical & Electronic Technology). Chester guides the audience through storage areas and displays, the training labs and workstations, the training equipment and tools used by students, and the portable training trailers.

Tour of the Heavy Equipment Shop guided by Ed Wilk (instructor, Heavy Equipment group). Ed guides the audience through the work stations and training areas for students and provides information about equipment and tools used for training.

A resource for instructors about cooperative learning and how to implement it in their classes.

Brief introduction before the presentation: "Teleworking in the Virtual Call Centre" which is presented by Ken Robertson of KLR Consulting Inc. Camera moves between powerpoint presentation and Mr. Robertson as he gives the presentation. Video ends with a welcome to BCIT's new Call Centre of Excellence given by Gary Morrison. Morrison talks a little bit about the new building and future plans. Soft launch of industry partnership venture - called the Centre of Excellence (BCIT Downtown campus). Terry [?] is the MC of the event.

Introduction before the presentation: "Partnerships in Business" which is presented by Brian Gillespie, BCIT President and Don Calder, VP Network Operations, BC TEL. Camera moves between powerpoint presentation and the presenters. Mr. Gillespie talks about BCIT working with business and industry to improve business performance with a specific mention of specialized training centres: call centre, digital imaging, industrial control simulator, Venture program and Living Lab. Mr. Calder talks about the BCIT Call Centre-BCTEL partnership. After the presentation Jennifer Lee, Reservations Manager at Canadian Holidays, selects the winner of a draw for a trip to Las Vegas. Video ends with a small thank you presentation for Lynn Wagner for organizing the event.

Opening remarks and agenda outline. Opening remarks from Tom Brauser. Presentation "Call Centre Technologies" by Hossein Malek and John Hyslop. Camera moves between powerpoint presentation and the presenters. Their presentation discusses call centre trends and call centre evolution.

Interviews with past employees, instructors and graduates from the class of 1966 at the BCIT 30th Anniversary event. Interviewees include: Cecil E. Roper and Brian Gillespie (0:01-21:28); Kenneth W. McLean, Building graduate, Student Council President in 1966, and Mike Bretner(?), Student Council President for class of 1996 (21:29 - 27:46); Judy Monroe (Judy E. Monk), Hotel Motel graduate, Student Council Secretary and Valedictorian in 1966, and Rosa Sorace, VP of Finance and Administration for the Student Association in 1996 (27:54-38:51) [Part 1 ends at 30:00, partway through this interview]; Cam Barnetson, instructor for Chemical and Metallurgical and Chemistry [interview cuts mid sentence] (38:52-39:54); Barry Greenwood and Christine Burfltt(?), Chemical and Metallurgical graduates 1966 (39:55-44:54); Vince Dangerfield, graduate of Civil and Structural 1966 (44:55-52:27); Doug Tribe (John Douglas Tribe), graduate of Electrical and Electronics Technology 1966 (52:28-58:01); Stephen Berghold, Forest Products instructor (58:02-1:01:02) [Part 2 ends partway through this interview]; Gary G. Billmark, Allan G. Mellor, Larry Tench, graduates of Forest Products 1966 [poor audio quality] (1:01:03-1:12:28); Jake (John C.) Earwaker, Andy (Andrew D.) Dove, Richard Briggs, graduates of Forest Products in 1966 (1:12:29-1:21:12); Ron Hyde, Food Technology Dept. Head (1:21:13-1:30:44); David Anhorn, Food Processing graduate 1966 (1:30:45-1:34:36); graduate from 1966 and instructor in the biotech program in 1996 [no introduction and interview cuts out midsentence] (1:34:37-1:39:04); Ed (Edsel) Back, Instrumentation graduate 1966 and later an Instrumentation instructor (1:39:05-1:43:08); George Sinclair, Mechanical Technology graduate 1966, and his wife, Susan Sinclair [interview cuts outs midsentence] (1:43:09-1:48:16); Marv (Mavin E.) Woolley, Assistant Director of Engineering Part Times Studies 1996, Mechanical graduate 1966 (1:48:17-1:53:25); Mining instructor from 1965 (name unknown) and Ralph MacDonald, Mining advisory committee (1:53:26-1:57:44).

Educational film that would be used in a class about basic scaffolding. The film covers the components or scaffolding and a demonstration on how to erect scaffolding.

Identifies four types of hoists, or lifting devices, used in industry: the block and tackle, tirfor jack, chain fall and come along. Emphasizes the importance of safety precautions when using the hoists as well as how and when to use each. Includes review questions and answers at the end of the video. Special thanks to Instructor Ivan Holmes. Produced by Pacific Vocational Institute.

Part of a telecourse series, this film looks at the roles of various people involved in starting a new business and helps the individual assess what role is best for him/her. Randy Vandermark, Department Head, BCIT Marketing Management introduces the film: What will your new venture demand? Bob Grasley's section is titled: starting a business. Includes expert discussion from various industry experts including: Harold Humphrey, Pat Hewett, Tykron Industries, entrepreneur, Ruth Markel, Asta Fashions, entrepreneur, Hub Mockler, Agassiz Resources, entrepreneur, Don Campbell, Vice-President Chateau-Gai Wines, manager, Larry Fraser, administrator, Edward Starr, Starr Group, small business entrepreneur, Audrey Grant, Toronto Bridge Club, small business entrepreneur, Michael Volker, Volker-Craig, threshold business entrepreneur, and Edward H. Lavin, CTG. Lists sources and further sources for study and research. Video concludes with a discussion between Lloyd Rapchuk, Marketing Management BCIT and Bill Miller, BC Small Business Ministry about starting businesses, the role of the entrepreneur, and the previous segment. "Starting a Business" is produced in the BCIT Broadcast Centre. This telecourse if made possible by: The British Columbia Ministries and Education and Small Business Development.

Part of a telecourse series, this film covers the six major areas of a well developed market plan: the specific characteristics of the product or service, sales methods, promotion methods, pricing, distribution and the location of the venture. Randy Vandermark, Department Head, BCIT Marketing Management, introduces the film: How will you penetrate your market? Bob Grasely hosts the middle section which includes still cartoons which are used to review and tie the lesson together and interviews with business people talking about their real-life experiences including: Richard Maybee, R. C. Maybee Ltd., Judy Sarick, the Children's Bookstore, Matti Korhonen, Freelance Illustrator, Maryanne Heller, Vintage Furs Ltd., Kemeel Azan, Azan's Beauty World, . The video concludes with a panel discussion with Bruce Schmidt, Vice-President Marketing, Keg Restaurants Ltd. and Morie Shacker Marketing Management BCIT Faculty. This telecourse if made possible by: The British Columbia Ministries and Education and Small Business Development.

Demonstrates basic hygiene in food processing, specifically fish. Text in French and English. No intelligible dialogue. Video uses some slapstick comedy. Credits: director Ian Cameron, Dan played by Scott Malcolm, Joe played by Luk Lukaszek, camera Craig Lawrence, music Ray Cooper, animation Brad Neave, content experts Ralph Drew and Gary Todd, produced by Audiovisual Department BCIT.

An educational video about ladders and ladder safety. Includes review at the end.

An educational video about slicing wire rope; specifically the marine eye splice.

Interviews with graduates about their academic and social experiences at BCIT. Interviews are with Karla Baughman, Aviation ; Darren Plested, Wood Products ; Christine Lanyon, Petroleum & Natural Gas ; Kelly Chow, Architectural Drafting ; Gwen McReynolds, Automated Business Equipment ; Julie Baldwin, Nursing ; Chris Lodder, Mining ; Kathy Uhryn, Operations Management ; Gordon Harkies and Sylvia Eggenberger, Building Technology.

Promotion video for BCIT that includes sound bites from hiring managers, instructors, graduates and current students plus video clips from various programs. Programs mentioned are Business, Broadcasting, Computing, Construction, Electrical and Electronics, Health Sciences, Manufacturing, Processing, Energy & Natural Resources, Transportation, Part-time Studies, Nursing, Forensic Science. Departments included Technology Centre and Industry Services.

Program produced for BCIT Office of Harassment and Discrimination and hosted by TV reporter Mi-Jung Lee that explores the issues of harassment and discrimination using dramatic scenes based upon real-life incidents. Includes an introduction from Brian GIllespie, President at BCIT, and an interview with Bill Graham, Harassment and Discrimination Advisor.

Educational video produced for critical care nursing students. Using a dramatization, the video teaches students how to combine a conversational interviewing style with a physical examination for a comprehensive assessment.

Promotion video about BCIT Venture Program at the Downtown Campus for potential students. Includes sound clips from instructors, staff and graduates plus video clips of people working on and off campus. Includes: Todd Margolis, Advisor for the Venture Program ; Graduates: Mark Whalen, Judith Law, Wendi Copeland, Lucky Lauridsen, Madeleine Shaw, Ian Comishin, Chem Cohen, Chris Holmes.

Educational video produced for critical care nursing students. Using a dramatization, the video helps students practice systematic analysis and decision making skills. The narrator references a workbook for students that provides corresponding information and discussion questions.

Promotional video presented by the BCIT Technology Centre about industry sponsored student projects (abridged version of item C08-v000027). Hosted by graduate Marleen Tenge. Highlighted projects are from a variety of industries and the students working on the projects are interviewed (Michelle Forrester, Belinda Kissack, Pulp and Paper ; Mike Wardas, Chad Koehn, Peter Reedeker, Ed Oswald, Mechnical Technology ; Tara Linder, Jim Byorkes, Jason Wynne, Marketing ; Phan Le, Electronics ; Scott Kingham, Heather Dowson, Tracey Lieuwen, Building Technology).

• Day in the Life of a Payroll Clerk: Helps occupational nursing students become aware of hazards in an office workplace. Examines the duties of a payroll clerk, Miriam Quarin, in order to illustrate white collar physical hazards and mental stress.
• Machine Doctor: Illustrates hidden hazards in industrial workplaces. Helps occupational nursing students identify the dangers by following the daily activities of a millwright at Scott Paper.

Promotional video for BCIT. Voiceover of video of stills photographs, maps and logos. Includes images of staff, faculty, new touchscreen system, students, buildings, classrooms and offices. Listing student resources and services.