This resource guide was developed in response to the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 and is intended to assist teachers in implementing courses in occupational safety and health as part of a career education program. The material is a synthesis of films, programed instruction, slides and narration, case studies, safety pamphlets, courses, and books that are available from various governmental agencies, nonprofit agencies, educational materials distributors, and businesses. Major topics for a course outline are: (1) Pre-employment and New Employee Training, (2) Working Environment, (3) Electrical Hazards, (4) Safe Use of Personal and Industrial Equipment, (5) Hand and Power Tool Guarding, (6) Ladders, Scaffolds, Platforms, and Rigging, (7) Heavy Equipment Hazards, (8) Flammable Hazards, (9) Shoring, Blasting, and Traffic Control, (10) Marine Operations, (11) Special Hazards of the Building Trades, and (12) Everyday Safety. In addition, the manual includes suggestions for organization of a health and safety program, the role of the health and safety teacher, and guidelines for establishing and charts illustrating a school health and safety program. (SB)