Safety Basics
Our Mission
Company Rules
Past Performance
Safe Behaviors
100

What does PPE stand for?

Personal Protective Equipment

100

Why do we have a Safety Committee?

To protect employees & improve workplace safety

100

What should you wear when entering the plant floor?

Required PPE

100

What does DART stand for?

Days Away, Restricted, Transferred

100

Before lifting, what are two things you should check?

Weight & body position

200

What’s the first step if you see a hazard?

Report it immediately

200

Finish this phrase: “Safety is everyone’s ______.”

Responsibility

200

Who has the authority to stop unsafe work?

Any employee

200

How many recordables did we have last year?

Insert #

200

Best way to prevent slips?

Clean spills, proper footwear

300

True or False – Safety rules only apply if a supervisor is watching.

False

300

What’s our 2026 safety goal?

Insert your target

300

What should never be blocked?

Fire exits/extinguishers

300

What was our best safety month in 2025?

Insert month

300

Why stretch before work?

Reduces strain/sprains

400

What does TRR stand for?

Total Recordable Rate

400

Name one benefit of reducing injuries.


Lower costs, healthier workers, better morale

400

What must you do before operating unfamiliar equipment?

Receive training/authorization

400

What type of injury did we see most often last year?

Hand, slip, etc

400

One way to look out for coworkers?

Remind about PPE, stop unsafe acts

500

(Daily Double): Name two ways we measure safety performance.

TRR, DART, near misses, Hazard recognitions, audits, etc.

500

(Daily Double): Difference between proactive and reactive safety?

Proactive = prevent, Reactive = respond after incident

500

What does “Zero Tolerance” mean in safety?

Unsafe acts will not be ignored

500

What’s one way to lower TRR in 2026?

Engagement, reporting, training, PPE

500

What’s a near miss and why report it?

An event that could’ve caused harm; prevents future incidents

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