Common Challenges
Name the challenge that includes external noises, multitasking and non-work-related interruptions.
What is "Distractions"
Name the three levels of Situational Awareness.
What is "Perception, Comprehension and Projection"
Name the tactic that includes scenario based learning, drills and continuous learning.
What is "Training Techniques"
Working from heights, physical strain and weather conditions are potential hazards for this business group.
What is "Transmission"
The feeling that is reduced by implementing surprise drills and/or rotation of tasks.
What is "complacency"
Name the challenge that includes physical or mental exhaustion that reduces alertness and the ability to focus.
What is "Fatigue"
Name the level of Situational Awareness involving the recognition of critical factors and elements in the environment.
What is "Level 1 - Perception"
Name the tactic that includes sensors, real time monitoring systems and data analytics.
What is "Tools & Technologies"
Potential hazards found in this location include pesticides, natural disasters, cleaning products and tree trimming.
What is "Home"
The challenge alleviated by effective communication and/or training and orientation.
What is "adapting to change"
The absence of proper skills or insufficient preparation to interpret information is this type of challenge.
What is "Lack of Training"
Name the level of Situational Awareness that describes the anticipation of future events and conditions.
What is "Level 3-Projection"
Name the tactic that includes regular briefings, cross training and feedback mechanisms.
What is "Teamwork and Communication"
Potential hazards associated with this business group include vehicle traffic, animals, plants and landscaping tools.
What is "Parks"
This workplace challenge can be improved by developing healthy lifestyle habits and workload management.
What is "managing fatigue and stress"
High-pressure situations that impair cognitive functions and decision-making is this type of challenge.
What is "Stress"
Evaluating potential safety concerns in the current environment is called an assessment of ______.
What is "Risks"
Name three ways to develop a Situational Awareness mindset.
What is "daily practices, continuous improvement, leadership and culture"
Heavy equipment, chemicals and hot summer weather are potential hazards associated with this business group.
What is "Generation"
Name three ways to combat challenges with Situational Awareness.
What is "addressing complacency, adapting to change, and managing fatigue and stress"
Difficulty making a decision because there is too much information is this type of challenge.
What is "Information Overload"
Name the level of Situational Awareness that involves understanding the meaning of perceived information.
What is "Level 2-Comprehension"
What does the SLAM method stand for?
What is "Stop, Look, Assess, Manage"
Potential hazards found in this location include uneven surfaces, cleaning products and extension cords.
What is "Office buildings"
This LCRA program describes employees actively looking for potential hazards, addressing the hazard and then reporting it.
What is "Good Catch Program"