General Safety Procedures
Slips Trips and Falls
Pool and Water Safety
Emergency Response
Workplace Safety for Associates
100

This is the first step a safety observer should take when noticing a potential hazard.

What is report it on BE SAFE log and in ASGARD

100

This is the most common cause of guest and associate injuries in a resort environment.

What are slips, trips, and falls?


100

This person should always be on duty at our slide to ensure guest safety.

What is a lifeguard?

100

The universal number to call in case of an emergency in the United States.

What is 911?

100

This is the most effective way to lift a heavy object safely.

What is lift with your legs, not your back?

200

The acronym PPE stands for this in workplace safety.

What is Personal Protective Equipment?


200

These should be placed around wet or recently cleaned floors to warn guests of potential hazards.

What are caution or wet floor signs?

200

This piece of lifesaving equipment should be easily accessible near all resort pools.

What is a life ring or rescue hook?

200

The first step when encountering an injured guest.

What is check for safety and call for help?

200

Associates should do this before using cleaning chemicals to ensure proper handling.

What is read the Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?

300

 Associates and Guests should be reminded to follow this when using stairs.

What is hold the handrail and watch their step?

300

Uneven walkways, loose carpeting, and poor lighting can contribute to this type of hazard.

What are trip hazards?

300

Guests should be reminded to do this before entering a pool to avoid slips on wet surfaces.

What is walk, not run?

300

This device, used during cardiac emergencies, should be available in key resort areas.

What is an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)?

300

This type of training is required for all associates who will assist with an injured guest or associate.

What is First Aid/CPR AED training. 

400

 Safety observers and Manager walks perform these regularly to identify hazards and ensure compliance with safety protocols.

What are safety inspections or audits?

400

The best way to prevent slips in areas like kitchens and pool decks is by requiring associates to wear these.

What are slip-resistant or safety shoes?

400

This chemical is used to maintain water safety by preventing the growth of bacteria.

What is chlorine?

400

If a fire alarm goes off, guests should be directed to this.

What is the nearest emergency exit or assembly area?

400

Proper ventilation is important when using this type of cleaning product.

What are chemicals or disinfectants?

500

This is the best way to ensure guests are aware of emergency exits and procedures.

What is providing clear signage and verbal instructions?

500

Resort landscaping should be maintained properly to prevent these trip hazards.

What are exposed tree roots, cracked pavement, or loose gravel?

500

Safety associates should check this poolside feature to ensure it is secure and in good condition to prevent injuries.

What are handrails and ladders?

500

The recommended action for handling a chemical spill in a resort area.

What is evacuate the area and follow the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) procedures?

500

If an associate is injured on the job, they must report it to this person immediately.

Who is their supervisor or manager?

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