Driving and Motor Vehicle Safety
This driving behavior is the leading cause of preventable vehicle incidents.
What is distraction?
This type of email pretends to be urgent to trick you into acting fast.
What is phishing?
PPE is best described as this level of protection.
What is the last line of defense?
Good housekeeping helps prevent this type of injury.
What are trips and falls?
Heat stress risk increases most when this is ignored.
What is hydration?
Most backing incidents occur because of this missing step
What is a 360‑degree walk‑around?
This is the safest action if an email feels suspicious.
What is stop and verify?
Using damaged tools most often leads to this.
What is increased injury risk?
This is the most common cause of slips.
What is wet or uneven surfaces?
Cold weather most affects this body system.
What is circulation?
This condition increases stopping distance the most.
What is speed?
Cybersecurity incidents often start with this human behavior.
What is trusting without verifying?
This should always be done before using unfamiliar equipment.
What is verify training and condition?
Wearing the wrong footwear most affects this.
What is traction?
Wind becomes a serious hazard when combined with this.
What is overhead work?
Driving “on autopilot” on familiar routes is an example of this human‑performance trap.
What is complacency?
This information should never be shared by email or chat.
What are passwords or credentials?
This common behavior driven by the desire to finish earlier increases the risk of injuries.
What is rushing or shortcuts?
Carrying items that block your view increases this risk.
What is loss of balance?
Changing weather conditions require this safety behavior.
What is continuous reassessment?
The safest response when unsure while driving for work.
What is slow down or stop?
This safety principle applies equally to cyber threats and physical hazards.
What is slowing down before acting?
The safest response when a tool appears to be compromised or broken.
What is stop and replace it?
This safety practice should be used when climbing stairs, ladders, or exiting vehicles.
What is three-points of contact.
The safest response to rapidly deteriorating conditions.
What is stop or delay work?