The Safety Dance
(general office safety)
Anxiety
(critical incidents)
Danger Zone
(reducing physical risks)
Baby You Can Drive My Car
(driving safety)
Down with the Sickness
(germs, illness, cooties)
100

This item is safest to use when reaching an item on a high shelf.

Stepstool / ladder

100

This critical incident involves germs or bodily fluids being passed from one person to another.

Infection Control

100

This is the one place that we will never meet clients.

At their home.
100

The acceptable speed by law that you are allowed to go over the speed limit.

ZERO miles per hour

100

This should be done after eating, handling money, using the restroom, petting animals, touching public surfaces.

Wash your hands

200

In the event of a fire, you should never use this mode of transportation to get downstairs. 

Elevator

200

This critical incident involves a vehicle colliding into another vehicle or object.

Vehicular Accidents

200

This is reviewed with clients during intake for information and guidance on what to do in the event of an emergency.

Community Based Safety

200

2 things staff must have to drive on company business.

Valid driver's license and automotive insurance.

200
The minimum amount of time you should scrub your hands with soap and water when washing your hands.

20 seconds

300

These should always remain closed in an office when not in use.

Drawers (file cabinet/desk)

300

This critical incident occurs when a person ingests too much alcohol or drug.

Overdose

300

If we are meeting with a difficult client, even if the meeting is in a public place, we should take this additional step for our safety.

Share the location with supervisor/team member

300

If your windshield wipers are on, these must also be on.

Headlights

300

Use this to dry your hands. It's the safest method.

Paper towels.

400

This is what PASS stands for in relation to fire extinguishers

Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

400

This is when weapons (knives, guns, etc.), pepper spray or tasers can be brought to work

Never

400

If you see something on the floor that is a tripping hazard, even if you weren't the one to put it there, what should you do?

Pick it up.

400

The #1 safety device in your vehicle.

Seatbelts

400

These are the 2 Types of Infection

Bacterial and Viral

500

You should never do this with a power strip/surge protector. It can start a fire.

Plug it into another power strip/surge protector.

500

This type of critical event results in death.

Sentinel Event

500

These steps can be taken with difficult clients, when all other options have failed.  Hint: Supervisor and Regina will need to approve:

Change of staff/referral back

500

Includes: eating, drinking, adjusting radio, and looking at phone while driving

Distracted Driving

500

If you are sick you should never, ever, NEVER, EVER, NEVER EVER EVER do this.

Go into office or meet with clients.
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