Near Miss/Incidents
This is an incident that could have resulted in an injury or illness to people, danger to health, and/or damage to property or the environment but did not. Reporting these helps reduce incident rates and build a community of safety.
What is a Near Miss?
According to the CDC, 13.2 million injuries are suffered by workers each year due to what?
Body Motion
Where is the main page on the HUB to find wellness information and resources?
DisneyBeWell page on the Hub!
These are quick movements that stretch and warm-up muscles, with no equipment needed!
What are energizers?
To avoid collision, when entering through any closed door, do this, especially when entering the stockroom or on-stage area.
What is knocking on doors?
This item holds the key that prevents you from dehydration during your shifts.
What is a water bottle
This is the Disney equivalent to the 911 Emergency Room and a Cast Member should always check in with and have a conversation with their leaders first before going there?
What is Health Services?
If you are working at elbow height, you are working in this zone.
Green Zone
Two ways a Cast Member can reach out and talk to a therapist for emotional support.
What is EAP or Talk space?
This movement targets the core, by placing your hands on your lower back and leaning backwards.
What is a lower back extension?
This procedure involves processing imperfect items such as placing broken glass in a box to be contained.
What is handling damages?
This tool could be used to reach an item in your red zone that a Guest is interested in.
What is a ladder, stool or high-reach clothing hook.
Most incidents in the work location will only require this type of treatment.
What is Local First Aid?
Lifting technique is optimized when the spine maintains this shape.
An "S" curve.
An app that focuses on mindfulness and meditation that is free for all Cast Members.
What is Headspace?
This movement targets the upper body by placing your arms palms up, elbows bent, next to your sides and then rotating the shoulder to open up your arms perpendicular to your body.
What is a shoulder blade squeeze?
When tagging a product with this security item, place the sharp point away rom the area that comes in contact with the guests skin.
What is an ink tag?
What is a wet floor sign
Reporting Near Misses is importance for this reason.
What is Preventing Future Injuries?
What are potential body motion hazards?
repetition, contact stress, static posture, vibration, awkward posture, insufficient recovery time, forceful exertion
This is how frequently you should be drinking a bottle of water.
What is every hour?
This movement targets the lower body by placing one foot in front of the other and slowly bending your front knee while the back leg stays straight.
What is a hip flexor?
Practicing this includes safety procedures such as asking for a "spotter" when pulling items/boxes from top shelves.
What is Ladder Safety?
We use this item to open boxes and breakdown cardboard.
What is a box cutter
If you see something that's wrong you should also do this.
What is say something?
What are the 3 primary risk factors that cause body motion injuries?
Force, Frequency & Posture
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LifeMart!
This movement targets the entire body - core, hips, and shoulders - by standing up straight and slowly lifting one leg off the ground while reaching the same side arm out towards the foot.
What is a Frankenstein Reach?
This is who you call if a situation is a non-emergency that is beyond the scope of your role, you would like to anonymously report a concern, or you would like to speak directly with the Safety Duty Manager.
What is WDW Safe line?
Guests must be at least 18 years old to drive an ECV and cannot have any passengers. Only the Guest who signs the contract can drive the ECV. Children are not permitted to ride on laps or on the bottom of the ECV.
What is the mobility policy for Walt Disney World