Life Saving Rules
A zone within a work area where there is a risk of serious injury equipment/machinery (e.g. moving vehicles, forklifts/pallet jacks, conveyors)
What is Line of Fire?
SWO
What is "STOP WORK OBLIGATION"
Must be worn during operation.
What is a seat belt?
To provide an opportunity for leadership to observe tasks performed by the team without a defined set of rules to observe or test the team’s knowledge. A wholistic view of the operation with the intent of identifying previously missed hazards or identification of best management practices to increase safety and/or productivity.
SAFE Observations
S – Stand Back and Observe
A – Acknowledge Positive Conditions and Behaviors with the Team
F – Focus on Areas of Improvement
E – Encourage and Empower
Oxygen, Heat & Fuel
Never exceed the rated load and ensure it is stable and balanced.
What is Maintain a Stable Load?
SDS
Safety Data Sheets
In a caution or hazard situation, any
________ may guard or barricade to limit access to the area.
Give one example of a low hazard situation
Team Member, Visitor or Contractor
•Slips or Trip Hazards
•Spills
•Poorly Stacked Materials
Taking action to eliminate the causes of nonconformities in order to prevent a recurrence
What is a Corrective Action?
What are some physical conditions that may increase the risk of a back injury?
Repetitive work: heavy lifting/excessive force, improper planning, awkward postures-twisting and bending, Overexertion
If the load is not centered at the specified position, the forklift's capacity will be reduced. Loads come in all shapes and sizes, not just symmetrical boxes.
What is "Always Assume the Load Will Fall "?
PPE
What is "Personal Protection Equipment"?
How often should a hydrated person urinate?
Once every hour
Crucial for identifying hazards and ensuring compliance with regulations
Safety audits and inspections
In case of an evacuation, where should you report?
Site Specific - Primary Muster Point
Ensuring that your intended pathway is clear and free of obstacles to eliminate slips, trips and falls.
What is "Know the Path is Clear"?
PASS
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
ITC is a process to prevent workers on foot from being struck by equipment and vehicles
What is Internal Traffic Control?
Reduces the number of human error incidents and to improve team member compliance with established safety policies and standard operating procedures through one-on-one field coaching.
What is E-Testing?
The most dangerous task is often the one completed a thousand times.
What is Complacency?
Since we cannot eliminate human errors, we use ________________________ to apply Layers of Protection.
What is the most effective?
Hierarchy of Controls.
Elimination; Physically Remove the Hazard
LIFE
Life-Changing
Injury &
Fatality
Elimination
An unprotected edge is any edge where a person could fall to a lower level _____ feet or more?
4
Sometimes called a “near hit” or “close call” – signals a system weakness that, if not corrected, could lead to significant consequences in the future.
What is Near Miss?
What does LOTO stand for? What does ZES stand for?
Lock out Tag out
Zero Energy State