Watch Your Step
Wet & Slippery
Keep It Clear
Stairs & Ladders
Speak Up for Safety
100

Moving at this slower pace instead of running helps prevent falls.

Walking

100

This warning sign alerts people to a recently mopped floor.

A wet floor sign

100

Boxes should never be stored in these areas used for walking.

Walkways

100

Hold this while using the stairs.

The handrail

100

Tell this person when you notice an unsafe condition at work.

Your supervisor or MOD

200

Looking at this handheld device while walking can distract you from hazards.

A phone

200

Ice that falls from a machine can melt into this slippery hazard.

A puddle or wet floor

200

An electrical cord stretched across a hallway creates this type of hazard.

A trip hazard

200

Use this equipment to reach a high shelf instead of standing on a chair.

An appropriate ladder or step stool

200

A broken light can make hazards difficult to see, so report it to this department.

Engineering or Maintenance

300

These shoes have soles designed to help grip the floor.

Slip-resistant shoes

300

These should be placed at entrances to help collect water from wet shoes.

Floor mats

300

A curled edge on this floor covering can catch someone’s foot.

A rug or floor mat

300

Before using a ladder, check it for damage and these loose or missing parts you step on.

Steps or rungs

300

You trip but catch yourself and are not injured. This is called a “near” what?

A near miss

400

Carrying a stack of linens too high can block this.

Your view of the walkway

400

A wet floor sign warns people, but this still needs to happen to remove the hazard.

Clean up the spill and dry the floor

400

After using a cart, park it in a designated area instead of blocking this emergency route.

An exit or exit pathway

400

Keep three points of contact when climbing: two feet and one hand, or this combination.

Two hands and one foot

400

If you fall at work, report it even if you initially feel this way.

Fine or uninjured

500

Taking this clear, designated route is safer than cutting through clutter.

A walkway or designated path

500

When you find a spill you cannot safely clean yourself, protect the area and contact this department or person.

The appropriate cleanup team, supervisor, or MOD

500

When supplies are left on the floor, move them safely to this location.

Their designated storage area

500

If an item is beyond your safe reach on a ladder, climb down and do this.

Reposition the ladder

500

You see a guest approaching a slippery area. Your first action should be to do this.

Warn them and guide them away from the hazard