Incident Reporting
Walking Working Surfaces
Emergency Response & Fire Prevention
Wild Card
PPE
100
When an incident occurs, it should be reported this quickly. (Hint: Rhymes with "immediately")
What is immediately or as soon as possible?
100
This type of hazard occurs when the foot loses traction on a surface, often due to contaminants like water, oil, or grease.
What is a slip hazard?
100
This crucial document outlines procedures for evacuating, sheltering in place, and accounting for employees during an emergency.
What is Emergency Action Plan (EAP)?
100
Safety Data Sheets acronym
What are SDS(s)?
100
This type of PPE protects your eyes from flying particles, chemicals, or sparks.
What are safety goggles or safety glasses?
200
This government agency requires employers to keep records of certain work-related injuries and illnesses.
What is OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)?
200
This type of hazard is caused by a person coming into contact with objects on the walkway that can cause a person to lose their balance and fall, often leading to a stumble
What is a tripping hazard?
200
These designated individuals are responsible for leading the overall emergency response.
What are Safety Champions?
200
When using a ladder this is fundamental safety practice that significantly reduces the risk of falls and injuries.
What is 3 points of contact?
200
When working at height, this safety gear may be required to prevent injury from falls.
What is a safety harness?
300
True or False: Near-misses should also be reported, even if no one was hurt
What is true?
300
OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.176(a) states that these must be appropriately marked and kept clear of obstructions to ensure employee safety.
What are aisles and passageways?
300
The acronym used for operating a fire extinguisher.
What is P.A.S.S? Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
300
This safety program empowers employees to halt work immediately when they perceive unsafe conditions or behaviors, promoting a proactive safety culture in the workplace.
What is Stop Work Authority
300
This type of footwear is required in areas where objects might fall on your feet or where you might step on something sharp.
What are steel-toe (or safety-toe) footwear?
400
This is where you report all incidents (near misses, hazards, observations, property damage, etc).
What is Intelex?
400
This essential safety practice involves regularly removing clutter, organizing tools, and addressing spills to prevent slips, trips, and falls.
What is good houskeeping practrices? or What is 5s?
400
Regularly conducting these, whether tabletop or full-scale, helps identify gaps in emergency plans and improves a team's readiness.
What are drills?
400
Responsible for safety in the workplace.
What is Everyone?
400
This part of your body must be protected using gloves when handling chemicals, sharp materials, or hot surfaces.
What are your hands?
500
This is an unplanned event that almost resulted in an injury, illness, or damage but did not.
What is a near miss?
500
You must do this to wet or slippery floors to prevent slips.
What is post a warning sign (or clean it immediately)?
500
Pre-designated locations where people gather during an emergency. They serve as a safe place for accounting of personnel and assessment of the situation.
What is rally points and shelter-in-place?
500
Using your legs to lift will help prevent injury to this part of your body.
What is my back?
500
This high-visibility item helps operators and pedestrians spot you easily on the warehouse floor.
What is safety vest?