Enhancing Your Skills
Formal Observations
Key Concepts
Housekeeping
Seeing Safety
100

Talking with others to find underlying causes is an important step to prevent ______  _______ from happening again.

What are Unsafe Acts?

100

The ONE piece of information you should NOT include on the STOP Observation Checklist?

What is the name of the person you observed?

100

______ injuries and work-related illness can be prevented.

What is All?

100

These are the direct result of this practice:

Improved morale.

Efficiency.

Reduced hazards and, therefore injuries.

What is keeping your work area neat and orderly?

100

When your safety standards are high—and when you actively address safe or unsafe behaviors—people will know you ____ about safety.

What is Care?

200

The last step of the observation before going away and completing the checklist. 

What is Thank the employee?


200

Formal safety observations should be conducted on a _________    ___________

What is regular basis?

200

This individual has a greater responsibility for safety than those who report to them.

What is a Supervisor?

200

The result of these type of environments

What are unsafety conditions?

200

Head to toe is the correct technique for this action.

What is checking for PPE?

300

First step of the STOP Safety Observation Cycle. This takes planning.

What is Decide?

300

Decide

Stop

Observe

Act

Report

What is the STOP Safety Observation Cycle?

300

This is the action you should take when you see someone working safely to reinforce and encourage safe practices.

What is talking to them to encourage safe work?

300

This should be done immediately when spills occur to prevent hazards, especially in high-traffic areas.

What is cleaning up spills right away?

300

To do this one must:

Look ABOVE, BELOW, BEHIND and INSIDE.

Listen for unusual sounds

Smell for unusual odors 

Feel for unusual temperatures or vibrations 

What is Total Observation?

400

This is the time frame in which people typically react to your presence during an observation.

What is 10 to 30 seconds?

400

Time that should be spent on a formal observation. 

What is 30 minutes?

400

Unsafe actions create __________ conditions. 

What is Unsafe?

400

This practice helps prevent slips, trips, and falls by keeping walkways and work areas clear of clutter.

What is maintaining good housekeeping?

400

The actions of people are a _________ part of safety

What is Key?

500

The underlying cause of this unsafe act "An employee is observed standing on a stack of pallets to reach for materials. When asked about it, the employee says he does not have time to look for the ladder because it would affect his numbers."

What is a belief that production is a higher priority than safety?

500

This type of observation is recommended as it is one of the best ways to develop safety awareness since two pairs of eyes and ears are better than one.

What is observing in teams of two?

500

If you witness someone putting themselves or others in danger during an observation, this is the appropriate course of action to take.

What is stop the observation and address the issue immediately?

500

Thinking what could happen and how can this be improved.

What is using your Mind's Eye?

500

This is the safety principle that ensures stability and reduces the risk of falls when climbing ladders or mounting equipment by always keeping two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand, in contact.

What is 3 points of contact?


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