Safety Starts At Home
Not getting enough of this before heading out the door could slow your reaction time, decreases awareness, impair your judgment and increases your risk of being in a crash.
What is sleep?
First things first, learn where these are in case of emergency.
What are safety exits?
You should always fasten this before turning on your vehicle, no matter how far you intend to travel.
What is, fastening your seatbelt?
Before passing these off to you, I will ensure you are responsible, capable and legally authorized to have them.
What are my car keys?
Diligently scanning my environment for these will help me plan ahead and execute safer actions.
What are safety hazards?
This exercise includes pre-planning your days activities as it relates to timing and routes traveled and is critical in mitigating risk and injury potentials.
What is Journey Management?
To maximize your health and safety, consult these guideline before setting up your office environment.
What are the Johnson & Johnson Ergonomic Guidelines?
A quick glance at these three objects every 5 to 8 seconds while driving helps you to gain the bigger picture of your surroundings.
What are your rear-view and side mirrors?
Wearing these pair provide a better grip and help avoid slips, trips and falls.
What are non-slip shoes?
Eliminating these can turn my safety vision into reality.
What are distractions?
Putting these in check prior to leaving your home will help reduce stress and maintain a safer driving environment.
What are emotions?
Hang on to this for stability and support when ascending or descending.
What are handrails?
This system automatically controls the speed of a vehicle but is dangerous to use during wet weather.
What is Cruise Control?
When I see something unsafe, I will say something and I will do something because both you and I share this.
What is our safety responsibility?
I will avoid distractions, rushing and complacency as they can cause me to lose this and lead to harm.
What is my focus?
Fueling up your “tank” at least 3 – 5 times a day with this will help keep you energized and maintain a safer and healthy you.
What is food?
This common event you will find in an office space environment when spills, lose or ripped flooring are not attended to.
What are slips, trips and falls?
If you have consumed this, don’t drive.
What is alcohol?
Together, we can build a safer and stronger one.
What is a safety culture?
I understand reporting accidents or environmental mishap that "Almost" happened is an important part of our safety culture. These events help prevent the real thing from occurring.
What are good save/near misses?
Starting your day of with this activity, having a balanced diet and drinking plenty of water will help combat fatigue during the day.
What exercise?
Musculoskeletal disorders and injuries can result from this poor practice.
What is bad posture/ergonomics?
Paying attention to what is going on around you and sensing potential threats while still conducting normal activities.
What is Situational Awareness?
A shared vision between me and Johnson & Johnson.
What is returning home safely at the end of each day?
This person is responsible for planning, organizing, supervising and assigning/ensuring safety procedures are followed. Make sure you know who he/she is.
Who is my safety champion/captain?