Supervisor Responsibilities
Incident Response
Bonus
What to look for on a daily basis
Best Practices
100
Partner was nearly hit by a forklift passing by, and later in the shift a four pallet high stack of coffee beans fell in a pedestrian walk zone.
What is an example of a near miss?
100
These partners must be notified when an incident occurs.
Who are the EHS Manager, and Ops Manager?
100
This is a technique used to explore the cause and effect relationships underlying a particular problem. The primary goal of the technique is to determine the root cause of a defect or problem by repeating a question.
What is the 5 Whys?
100
Ensure you can locate this list near the first aid kit in your area.
What is the first aid trained list?
100
Discuss these in your daily ops meetings and communicate corrective actions.
What are incidences that occur in the network?
200
Incidents involving treatment beyond first aid (e.g. stitches, work restrictions,)
What is a Recordable Injury?
200
This packet is available in the mail room and the SIF-2 form must be completed and returned to Lori Pollard.
What is the incident packet?
200
Using this tool you can determine whether and RCA is needed
What is the Risk Assessment Code (RAC)?
200
This pain table is located in the Via Room and can be used to administer this program.
What is the I-Care program?
200
You are expected to lead this meeting when an incident occurs in your area?
What is the Root Cause Analysis meeting?
300
Partner was cut by a klever kutter but did not require stiches, medications and was released for full duty the next day from the clinic.
What is a Non-Recordable Injury?
300
This act must be completed by the Supervisor or designee to ensure the integrity of the scene.
What is secure the scene?
300
How do you quickly identify a first aid responder
What is their red hard hat?
300
Ensure this kit in your area is stocked. Report missing items to the program administrator.
What is the First Aid Kit?
300
Engage these partners to assist you with collecting supporting documentation during an incident.
Who are the Safety Committee members?
400
An incident intervention service which provides 24/7 telephonic access to nurses and physicians immediately following a workplace injury or illness.
What is WorkCare?
400
Photos must be taken of the incident scene, pertinent paperwork must be collected and any other supporting material must be collected.
What is evidence?
400
If you are exposed to blood, KFP will offer this vaccine which will be administered at the clinic or hospital. It should be administered with 24 hours of exposure.
What is the Hepatitis B Vaccination?
400
Know the partners that have been trained in this tool.
What is the AED?
400
Complete this report within 24 hours of the incident
What is the incident report?
500
This form must be completed by the end of the shift and emailed to the ELT. It can be found on the Safety SCO SharePoint site.
What is the incident form?
500
The process of caring for a partner that reports a health or injury (personal or work-related) where external resources (clinic or paramedics) are not immediately needed to care for the partner.
What is ICARE?
500
Electrical shock Forklifts or vehicles involved in the incident Falling Debris Moving Machinery Hazardous Chemicals
What are examples of hazards at an incident scene?
500
This kit should have an unbroken seal.
What is the BBP Kit?
500
Follow-up with partners that may have been injured on a daily basis until their pain level is a zero.
What is the I-Care process?
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