re: Safety Presentation Ideas...Interesting ones.

Does it have to be pure safety? I did one on the Genovese Syndrome (Bystander Effect) that was very interesting. I love the psychology behind safety and human interaction though. Basic idea is that people tend to ignore other people if others are ignoring them. The traditional herd mentality. Whereas if ONE person intervenes or questions something, everyone else tends to also chime in.

Lightning Strikes would be good. My house was struck with me inside and caught fire, so those experiences could lead to interesting commentary.

ETA: "Drowning doesn't look like drowning" is very educational if no one has seen it. Most people don't appreciate that drowning is not the frantic ordeal it's made to be in movies.