Basics
This is the #1 Key
In this location, a CM can find the First Aid kit, SDS book, and Sharps Containers
What is Donald's Den or by the copier?
This is the difference between the YELLOW and RED sharps containers
What is contamination?
This type of vehicle is called in response to an Alpha Unit
What is an Ambulance?
This is a Signal 70
What is a lost person (child or parent)?
This card must be present while backstage to identify an individual as a Cast Member
What is a Blue ID or Company ID
In this area of the store, a CM can find an AED
What is Zone One or Zone One Closet
These leaders are on the Safety Team
Who are...
Bri, Ginny, Kristen, and Melissa
This phone number is dialed when calling for an Alpha Unit
What is 911?
This set of numbers indicates that the operation is "inoperable"
What is 101?
This is the difference between a GUEST and a CUSTOMER
What is suspicious activity?
In this location, a CM can locate information about the Safety team, as well as Near Miss slips
What is in between the Cast TV and Green room?
This is the key information collected when looking for a Signal 70
What is description of the lost person
(Ex: Name, Age, Apparel, Phone Number, etc.)
This is the department we ask for after dialing for an Alpha Unit
What is Reedy Creek?
This set of numbers indicates that the operation is "operable"
What is 102?
This 4 digital extension connects you directly to the security phone number
What is 1990?
In these two locations, a CM can locate eyewash stations and a chemical shower
What is Donald's Den AND in the yard (outside Goofys)
This is the procedure for when a CM is injured on the clock, and the location they are sent for a minor injury
What is....
Notifying a leader and Health Services
These higher-ups are immediately notified after calling for an Alpha Unit
Who are coordinators and leaders?
The three evacuation plans abbreviated by A, B, and C
What is....
A (“Accelerated”) – Evacuate to all guest areas as normal
B (“Best Route”) – Evacuate to fastest exit routes, including backstage areas
C (“Cover”) – Take cover in the safest area of the location you are in
These are the 4 "S"s of Security, used when a CM witnesses a suspicious persons backstage or an unattended bag
What is "See something, say something"?
This number is the amount of Fire Extinguishers located within the World of Disney
What is 27?
This is what SDS stands for, and the information found inside the book
What is....
Safety Data Sheets - a compilation of all chemicals found within the work location and how to properly handle them, or who to contact if the chemicals harm an individual
This is the number of times you must ask an individual if they need medical attention before they can decline
What is three?
This is the difference between a Near Miss versus a Safety Observation, with examples
What is.....
Near Miss: When a person encounters a potential moment of injury, but no injury occurs
Ex: A CM slips on a puddle, but is not injured
Safety Observation: When a person sees a potential near miss and clears the problem area
Ex: A CM sees a puddle and cleans it before anyone has slipped on it