PPE
What is the word that is identified by the second "P" in PPE
What is Protective
In a medical emergency, what does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
What is the study of people in their working environment?
What is Ergonomics
Name a member of the Safety Committee Team.
Sandy Slater, Jane Pike, Peggy Lee, Michelle Read, Cris Boyer, Dave Stumpf, Vivian Cruz, Doris Turner and Maria Martinez.
This should be cleaned up immediately to prevent slips and falls.
What is a spill
True/False - You only need to wear PPE when you feel the task is dangerous
False
What does E.A.P stand for
Emergency Action Plan
What is normally the best position of computer screens?
What is Below Eye Level
What is a hazard that almost causes an injury but doesnt?
What is a near miss.
What body part should you use to pick up heavy boxes instead of your back?
What is your legs.
True or False: You should always store heavy objects on high shelves.
A safety exercise to rehearse evacuating a building in the event of an emergency.
Fire Drill
What is essential for work when sitting ?
A good chair
What type of activity can improve circulation and reduce discomfort from prolonged sitting?
What is stretching?
What does the fire safety acronym P.A.S.S. stand for?
What is Pull. Aim. Squeeze. Sweep
What group is responsible to provide PPE/Training?
Employers Responsibility
Where can you find a copy of the EAP
What is LIDAP
What should you do if you sit for long periods throughout the day?
Shift postures periodically
True or False: Burnout only affects employees who work long hours.
What is False.
Where is a fire extinguisher located in our office?
What can you reference to see what PPE is required per activity ?
What emergency number should be called in case of fire, medical or police emergencies?
What is 911!
Keeping your elbows close to your body and bent at about this angle can help reduce strain while typing.
What is 90 degrees
What office appliance is notorious for causing debates over who left their food inside?
What is the Refrigerator.
What is the leading cause of office injuries?
Slips, trips and falls.