Hazards vs Risks
Stop Work Authority
SEKISUI Rewards
Safety Pyramids
Incident Descriptions
Human Performance
100
The theory that discusses the multiple contributing factors in an incident.
What is the Domino Theory?
100
Policy that states, "Every employee has the right and responsibility to stop or refuse unsafe work or tasks."
What is Stop Work Authority?
100
Responsible for the review of every Hazard Recognition entered into the database each month.
Who is the Safety Core Team (Safety Committee) or Site Safety Leader?
100
The inventor of the first safety pyramid.
Who is Dr. William H. Heinrich?
100
An undesired event that results in or could have resulted in harm to people, damage to property, etc.
What is an Incident?
100
Responsible for 80% to 90% of all incidents.
What is a human?
200
Anything that can cause harm.
What is a Hazard?
200
Responsible to lead by example and create a culture where Stop Work Authority is exercised freely.
Who is Management?
200
Eligible for rewards.
Who is the employee that includes their name upon card entry and upload?
200
Second only to the elimination of the hazard.
What is Substitution?
200
Human Behavior
What is the cause of most incidents?
200
The majority of incidents occur here.
What is our home?
300
Relative exposure or likelihood for harm to occur.
What is Risk?
300
Stop, Notify, Investigate, Correct, Resume, Follow-Up.
What are the six steps used in Stop Work Authority?
300
Accessible through the intranet portal and/or website.
What is the Sekisui Rewards platform / website?
300
Upside down triangle that lists actions most effective to the actions least effective.
What is the Hierarchy of Controls?
300
Statistical studies show that this is the cause for only 0.02% of all incidents.
What are "Acts of God," or "Acts of Nature?"
300
The direct path of hazardous energy.
What is the Line of Fire?
400
The absolute last line of defense for the employee.
What is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)?
400
When a perceived condition or behavior may pose imminent danger.
What is the requirement to activate your Stop Work Authority.
400
Not eligible for rewards.
Who is the anonymous employee?
400
Illustrates that the more times you take a risk, the more likely you are to have a serious incident.
What is the Hierarchy of Risk Triangle or Heinrichs Pyramid ?
400
The description of an Incident that almost happened.
What is a Near Miss?
400
Four States of Mind that increase our risk of incident.
What is Rushing, Fatigue, Frustration, and Complacency?
500
Keeps people isolated from the hazard.
What is an Engineering Control?
500
Individual safety, and the safety and well-being of co-workers, team members, and other personnel.
What is every employee's responsibility?
500
Severity of Risk, Hazard Occurrence Frequency, & Likelihood of Occurrence.
What is the Risk Score Calculation / Formula?
500
The best method for minimizing risks.
What is elimination?
500
Describes a hazard that is observed and acted upon prior to negative effects.
What is a Hazard Recognition / Observation?
500
Four Critical Errors that lead to a significant elevation of risk exposure, and increase incident probability.
What is Eyes Not on Task, Mind Not on Task, Line of Fire, and Balance, Traction, Grip.