Workplace Survival

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100

These three actions are the number one risk of injury to employees

What are slips, trips and falls?


100

The programS that we volunteer to protect our employees. 

What is OSHA's Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP)


100

The area in the parking lot marked with diagonal lines where you can walk safely. 

What are "crosswalks?"

100

I twirl around, I pivot, and I always spin into action at your desk. I can roll across the room, but I never get dizzy. 

What is an office chair?

100

This is what the acronym AED stands for.

What is an Automated External Defibrillator?

200

The only two areas where meals should be consumed inside the building. 

What are the cafeterias? 


200

The program we follow to enhance comfort and reduce injury at your workstation

What is Ergonomics?

200

The posted speed limit within our parking lots. 

What is 10 miles per hour? 

200

The angle while you are sitting at your workstation that you should keep your knees, elbows and hips at.

What is a 90-degree angle?

200

"Be prepared to run, hide, or fight as a last resort", is the instructions given in safety breifings detailing what you should do in this emergency situation. 

What is Active Shooter?


300

While ascending and descending stairs, the one thing you should always do.

What is, "using the handrail"

300

This is the list of all chemicals and their risks; located in the OPS tower or on Flying Together under Incora Hazcom. 

What is SDS or (Safety Data Sheets)?

300

These areas of the parking lot are reserved for people with specific limitations that require that they be allowed to park as close to the building as possible. 

What are accessible parking spots?

300

An office chair should have this specific feature, which is a curve that supports the natural inward curve of your lower back.

What is lumbar support?

300

Please clean up or report any spills that you find on the stairs. Safety is __________ responsibility.

What is everyones? 

400

A device that when used while walking down the hallway compromises your situational awareness

What are headphones?

400

Gloves and face masks used to protect you, also known as PPE

What is Personal Protective Equipment?

400

Looking at your phone while walking through a parking lot is an example of doing this.

What is distracted walking?

400

This term defines having full attention focused on your surroundings, environment, and potential workplace hazards.

What is situational awareness?

400

This government body was founded in 1970 to ensure the safe and healthful working conditions for every person in the U.S. 

What is OSHA?

500

This is what its called when you let someone else through a door on your badge swipe. 

What is piggybacking or tailgating?

500

These prohibited items can cause respiratory issues for your co workers and are recommended to leave at home. 

What are perfumes and strong smelling lotions?

500

This is the most important habit to keep your head up and maintain complete awareness of moving vehicles.

What is putting your phone away?

500

This item helps you to sit ergonomically if your legs do not reach the floor when seated and can be provided to any united employee upon request. 


What is a footrest?

500

The amount of time recommended by the CDC to scrub your hands to consider them clean.

What is 20 seconds?

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