Quartely Training 2022

Everyday items can blend into the background, making it hard to see all safety hazards.

Years of experience is a good substitute for safety measures.

What needs to be reported to management?

How soon after an incident should the investigation process take place?

Why is it important to report near misses or foreseeable accidents?

Amputations are decreasing each year, which allows us to become less concerned.

The best way to address housekeeping concerns is:

Roughly 500 people lose their life from work related accidents each year.

If you are unable to fix a workplace hazard, who should you notify?

Which of the following is NOT true about slips, trips, and falls?

Management is responsible for maintaining safe housekeeping day-to-day.

The most common type of bloodborne disease is:

Hepatitis B can live in dried blood for 7-10 days.

Most bloodborne pathogen symptoms can be seen quickly, letting you know right away if you were infected.

Shoveling snow can be rough on your body. What can you do to stay safe?

During heavy snow storms or ice storms emergency exit doors may become blocked.

Slips, trips, and fall are common winter injuries. How can you keep yourself safe on slick surfaces?

Properly securing a load might prevent a tipping load from landing on someone.

Warehouse equipment is generally safe, but it is important to remember:

Emergency stops are only important on large manufacturing equipment, not warehouse equipment.