Lifting, pushing or pulling a load that is too heavy can result in:
An overexertion injury
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Most workplace injuries ate the result of:
At-risk behavior
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To be an effective safety coach, first you must:
Actively care about Safety
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Your safety mindset is:
What you think about safety
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A technigue used to see the big picture so you do not overlook something in your environment.....
Scanning
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Gripping or squeezing can result in"
A repetitive-motion injury
200
In People based safety, an at-risk behavior or action is "critical" if it:
Could result in an injury
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What should a coach do when he/she sees at-risk behavior?
Speak up at once
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In People Based Safety terms, "thinking" is:
How your thoughts affect your behavior
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The process of paying attention to details in order to avoid hazards
Focusing
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Before you go out on the production floor or enter a lab, you automatically put on your safety glasses. This is an example of:
Operating out of habut
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To increase safe actions and reduce at-risk behavior, you must first:
Define critical safe and at-risk behaviors
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When giving feedback to a co-worker about risky behavior you have observed:
Focus on the actions you witnessed
300
The best way to strengthen your overall thinking about safety is to think positive and:
Be alert to your self-talk
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To overcome a recognition trap you should:
Scan the environment
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There's no one watching you operate your forklift, but before driving you take time to check your route for debris and obstructions. This is an example of:
Self-directed behavior
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Why do most at-risk behaviors occur?
Positive consequences
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Your self-coaching about safety will be more effective when you:
Remove activators thatencourage risky actions
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Self-talk is important because it influences our:
Relationship with co-workers, safety behaviors, how we perform our jobs
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One way to evaluate the severity of a hazard is to consider:
The worst-case scenario
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When people stack a load on a forklift so they cannot see over it, they may suffer:
An injury from a vehicle crash
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The most positive thing you can do on a regular basis to prevent injuries at work is:
Ask yourself "What should I do?" and "What should I not do?" to keep yourself AND others safe.
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To support, a co-worker for demonstrating safe behavior:
Thank the co-worker for performing the behavior
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The most direct way to improve your safety mindset is to: