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Safety Grab Bag
100

CAP's most basic safety rule 

What are SAFETY GLASSES

100

Oh no! Ken accidentally drank lacquer thinner instead of his coffee. Good thing we have these documents that tell us everything about our chemicals, including what first aid is required after ingestion.  

What are SDS (Safety Data Sheets)

MSDS acceptable

100

When the lift is parked, these should be on the ground

What are The Forks

100

Safety experts often point out this percentage of falls are preventable 

What is 100%

100

This is applied to a clear bottle so we know what's in it 

What is a Label

200

If you don't show up with these, you're going home...with or without an injured foot!  

What are closed-toe shoes

200

You need to know where this device is in case a co-workers suffers a cardiac arrest

What is an AED (Automated External Defibrillator)


- Plant - next to timeclock
- Warehouse - outside of Steve's office


200

Marty and Daydren know way more about operating a forklift than I do, but they can't operate the scissor lift and I can...because I am this 

What is Certified

200

People don't always read signs, but this simple sign is effective when it comes to a slippery floor 

What is a Wet Floor Sign

200

He holds the CAP world record for most Safety Suggestions

Who is WES

300

There are a lot of arguments from operators for not using these...unfortunately none of them are good!       

What are (Forklift) Safety Belts

300

Safety glasses and gloves are common example of this

What is PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

300

While operating a forklift, watching for these is critical

What are Pedestrians

300

Brad's climbing a ladder to paint again. Sure hope he's maintaining this many points of contact on his way up and down. 

What are 3 (Points of Contact)

300

When parking their trailers at the docks, it's important drivers do this to keep them stable and prevent accidents 

What is "chock the wheels" 

400

That fence around the machine isn't there to lock people in, it's to keep people out, and is one example of this very important safety requirement.

What is a Machine Guard

400

There's Danny working on the Edgebander again. Good thing he's following this procedure to ensure the machine doesn't accidentally start up.  

What is LOTO (Lock Out Tag Out)

400

This simple safety device is often overlooked, but is required to be attached anytime the scissor lift is in use   

What is the Safety Chain

400

Being in this common and perfectly legal state significantly increases your odds of tripping and falling 

What is In A Hurry




400

Drums in the flammable/paint room must be:   

What is "grounded"

500

This much clearance must be kept around important safety items such as fire extinguishers, disconnects and eyewash stations. 

What is 3 Feet.

500

Kenneth and I don't see eye to eye on the appearance of these types of lights, but we agree on one thing -they're far less likely to start a fire.   

What are LED (Light-Emitting Diode) lights 

500

This is the most common type of fatal forklift accident

What is a Rollover

500

This scientific force "opposes motion between two surfaces that are touching one another". Simply put, it keeps us from slipping.

What is Friction

Oil, grease, water reduce friction, for example

500

Our DART rate tells us about how _______ our incidents have been

What is "severe"