Fall Prevention
First Aid
Ergonomics
Emergency Response
Miscellaneous
100

If this happens, it should be cleaned up immediately to prevent slips, trips, falls. 

A spill. 

100

We have three of these stations in the Novi site to help with responding to an injury or illness. 

First Aid Stations 

100

When carrying an object, you should use these to prevent pressure on your spine. 

Our legs 

100

We have 4 of these in both labs combined and they are used if our safety glasses didn't fully protect us from a chemical splash.

Eye wash stations 

100
The P, P, & E in PPE stand for this. 

Personal Protective Equipment 

200

Employees & contractors need to wear this when operating a lift. 

A Harness 

200

This item is used to create a barrier between you and  blood-borne pathogens. 

What are gloves? 

200

To reduce neck strain, the top of your computer monitor should be positioned at or slightly below this height. 

Eye level 

200

If a person faints, you should keep them in this position with their legs slightly raised.

Flat on their back 

200

Novi employees are allocated this much money every year to purchase safety shoes. 

$300 

300
This kind of PPE is worn by the operator and pedestrians when lifts are used to perform tasks that pose a risk of falling objects. 

Hard Hats 

300

A person who is pale, cold, clammy, and disoriented after a severe injury may be experiencing this.

Shock

300

For proper wrist alignment, your keyboard and table top should be at this height when you are seated.

What is elbow height?

300

This is the very first thing you should do before giving care to an injured person. 

Check if the scene is safe

300

Job rotation, allowing rest breaks, and limiting overtime are examples of this type of control. 

Hint: Hierarchy of Controls

Administrative Controls

400

What do you have to do to a ladder before you use it? 

Inspect it 
400

The 'C,' 'P,' and 'R' in this lifesaving emergency procedure stand for 

Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation

400

This was a statement from our safety message this week. "Safety doesn't start with machine guarding or PPE, __________________" 

It starts with us!!! 

400

We have 7 of these in various locations on-site, and they are one way of communicating with external EMS. 

Panic Buttons!!! 

400

This is the first and second thing a visitor has to do upon arriving to our site before they do anything else.

Sign in 

Get visitor safety training

500

When working from heights, what is the working height that triggers the need for fall prevention measures such as harnesses, barriers, or other forms of fall prevention engineering controls? 

4 feet 

500

The A, E, & D of this life saving measure stand for... 

Automated External Defibrillator

500

In our safety message this week, it was stated that we should take short/mini movement breaks this frequently throughout the day. 

Every 45-60 minutes. 

500

These are the three primary methods to save someone who is chocking. 

Back Blows 

Abdominal Thrusts (Heimlich Maneuver)

CPR 

500

Last year, this was one of our highest risks, and part of the risk reduction project was measuring it's coefficient of friction. 

The slippery floors... duh 

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