Slips & Trips
What’s the #1 cause of workplace injuries?
Slips, trips, and falls
What does 5S stand for?
Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain
How often should safety inspections be done?
Monthly (or site policy)
Who can report hazards?
Any employee
What hazard is created by blocked aisles?
Trip/fire evacuation hazard
What footwear helps reduce slips?
Slip-resistant shoes
Which 5S step involves cleaning?
Shine
What’s the purpose of a safety inspection?
Identify hazards before incidents occur
What’s the first step after identifying a hazard?
Report to supervisor/committee
What hazard is created by poor lighting?
Increased accidents, trips, security risks
True/False – A small spill can wait to be cleaned until break time.
False
What’s the goal of 5S?
Organized, safe, efficient workplace
What should you do if you find blocked fire equipment?
Report and remove obstruction
Why is hazard reporting important?
Prevents accidents before they occur
What hazard is created by oil on the floor?
Slip hazard
What should be done with extension cords in walkways?
Cover or reroute them
Which 5S step prevents things from getting messy again?
Standardize/Sustain
Who is responsible for inspections?
Supervisors/committee
What’s one barrier to reporting hazards?
Fear of blame, lack of feedback
What hazard is created by stacked boxes too high?
Fall/crush hazard
(Daily Double): What’s one hazard that increases in winter months?
Ice, wet floors, snow
What does ‘Sort’ mean in 5S?
Remove unnecessary items
(Daily Double): What tool helps track inspection findings?
Answer: Checklist or audit form
What should management do after a report?
Acknowledge & act on it
What hazard is created by unlabeled chemical bottles?
Exposure/chemical hazard