5 Seeing Habits
Name the 5 Seeing Habits
What is: Aim High in Steering, Get the Big Picture, Keep your Eyes Moving, Leave yourself an Out, Make sure they See You
N.O.D.
What is: Navigate, Observe, and Decelerate
The 3 Designated
What is: Pedestrian Walk Paths. Pedestrian Doors. Break Areas.
Key method for Lifting and Lowering
What is: Get close, stay in power zone
Clearing Intersections
What is: Keeps you alive at intersections
Key phrase for Aim High in Steering
What is: Find a Safe Path Well Ahead
Y.E.L.L.
What is: Yield the Right the Way, Expect the Unexpected, Look left-right-left, Leave yourself an Out
Don't _______ and wear _____________
What is: Speed and Seatbelt
How and when do you secure a belt
What is: To get on the belt/break a jam. Notify. Stop. Pull tab. S Hook. Test. Notify.
When stopped in traffic
What is: Have an escape route
How often do you move your eyes Front? Rear?
What is: Front 2 seconds, Rear 5-8 seconds
T.I.M.M.
What is: Traffic Lights and Signals. Intersections. Motorists and Pedestrians. Mirrors and Gauges
Wear _____________ when in the yard
What is: Reflective Vest
Emergency Evacuation How are you notified and where do you go?
What is: Buzzer Alarm and Outside in the parking lot by the mailbox
Count 1,2,3 after the vehicle ahead has started to move
What is: Keeps you away from billboards
How do you communicate in traffic?
What is: Use your horn, lights, and signals
BUDCOWS
What is: Back First. Use camera as third mirror. Driver side back preferred. Continuously tap horn. Only back when necessary. When in doubt get out and look. Scan area on approach and during back
Take __________, When leaving Vehicle in the yard.
What is: Keys
Shelter in place. How are you notified and where do you go?
What is: Word of mouth and Lower inner offices
4-6 second following time for speeds up to 30mph, 6-8 seconds following time for speeds over 30mph
Key phrase for Leave Yourself an Out
All Good Kids Like Milk
What is: Aim high in steering. Get the big picture. Keep your eyes moving. Leave yourself an out. Make sure they see you.
Name all Yard Safety Rules
What is: 3 D'S Pedestrian Walk paths, Pedestrian Doors, Break Areas. Don't Speed and wear Seatbelt. Wear reflective vest when performing job duties in the yard. Use orange cone when working in the yard. Take keys if/when leaving vehicle in yard. 360 visibility
How many pedestrian overhead doors are there?
What is: 3
8-12 seconds eye lead time
What is: Centers car in traffic lane