Safety
Productivity & CI
Teamwork & Effective Communication
Dignity & Respect
Plant Practices
100

First step by the employee when an incident occurs

Report it to their supervisor

100

A tool used to reflect on overall performance over the last 24 hours.

Daily Safety Huddle & Reflection Meeting.

100

This coaching principle communicates to a person when they are doing something well and should keep doing it.

Affirmation.

100

Recognizing and celebrating achievements, big or small, on the production line supports this principle.

Appreciation. 

100

Minimum time of notice required to request an Arrive Late or Leave Early approval.

24 hours. 

200

What the letters in "BBS" stand for

Behavior Based Safety

200

Gross Production - Net Production = ? 

Waste.

200

Successful teamwork relies heavily on this.

Trust.

200

The act of listening to others without judgement, and showing you value their perspective.

Respect.

200

This is required when an employee requests Funeral Leave for a covered family member. 

A copy of obituary, a funeral program or memorial service invitation, or other relevant documentation that verified the death and the employee's relationship to the deceased. 

300

Reason for gathering clear and comprehensive statements from employees after an incident.

To best understand the overall situation and environment.

300

The goal/purpose of a Gemba walk.

Go out on the floor, observe the operation, engage with employees, and identify gaps/opportunities as they occur.

300

This coaching principle encourages team members to share honest feedback in a respectful way.

Critical Feedback. 

300

The act of apologizing when you’ve made a mistake shows awareness of this principle.

Accountability.

300

Requirements of an absence to be considered "excused". 

A valid, reasonable, and satisfactory explanation.

At least 30 minutes prior to start of shift.

Notify department supervisor directly. 

Leave voicemail and call back until you talk to someone live as needed.




400

Safety phrase on the cover of the safety rulebook.

No job is so important, or urgent, that we cannot take the time to do it safely! 

400

Planned downtime vs. Unplanned downtime.

Planned downtime removes Gross Hours from the production schedule, while unplanned downtime is Delay.

400

A tool used to prevent assumptions being made about what someone else means. 

Active listening.

400

Ensuring all team members are trained and feel confident in their tasks is a sign of valuing this.

Dignity. 

400

This policy provides an employee transferred into a new role up to 12 months to train in a new role at their previous wage rate.

Red Circle Policy.

500

7 factors make up our USG Safety Rating, name at least 5 of them.

TRIR (Total Recordable Incident Rate)

RDIR (Restricted Duty Incident Rate)

LTIR (Lost Time Incident Rate)

NMIR (Near Miss Incident Rate)

OTCR (On Time Closure Rate)

AI / II + NM (Action Items per Incident Rate)

BBSR (Behavior Based Safety Rate)

500

Between what should be happening (WSBH) and what is actually happening (WAH)

Gap / Problem / Opportunity
500

This coaching principle encourages someone to share their knowledge of a subject.

Questions

500

Accepting suggestions from coworkers regardless of their tenure or position is an example of this.

Inclusivity.

500

Distance smoking must be done from any doorway, while in a designated smoking area. 

10 feet.