Plant Wide Safety
Give me 3 examples of hazards that are detrimental to plant wide safety.
1. blocked exit 2. not knowing your exits 3. panicking 4. active shooter 5. hazmat incident 6. bomb threat 7. fire
What is an example of using common sense? (both teams answer)
Best answer wins.
What is Mr. George Kitrell's "code name"?
The Night Killer
What hazard have we found while doing floor audits that involves chemicals?
no label/ no lid
A person moved a wet floor sign out of the way while the floor was still wet.
What is a slip hazard
In the case we have a fire what is the first thing you should do?
pull fire alarm
Why is common sense so important, especially while working on the floor?
for the safety of you and others
How many meeting have we had this year since the first meeting I ran?
14
Name 5 different hazards we have seen while doing floor audits.
(refer to note pad)
An associate using a knife was not wearing the proper PPE on their non-cutting hand.
What is a laceration/ cutting hazard.
Why is plant wide safety such an important topic?
It involves EVERYONE'S safety!
When should we use common sense?
ALL THE TIME
What did I do before I worked at Butterball?
Firefighter/ EMT
Which areas have me already done a floor audit for?
evis, cut up, chiller areas, and ground turkey
Are we doing better or worse than last year as far as incidents?
worse
In an active shooter situation you have 3 options, what are they?
run, hide, or fight
What are 2 things you can prevent from happening just by using your common sense?
injury and accidents
Name one person who has attended every Star Site meeting since I have been running them.
Nakeya Harrison, and Jarrett Langston
How many more areas do we need to do a floor audit on?
(5 in total) RTC, RTE, old tray pack, new tray pack, boxing upstairs
Name 5 types of safety incidents/ hazards we have had here at butterball. (name 5 more for 200 extra points)
1.cut 2.slip or trip 3.hit with equipment 4.property damage 5.improper PPE 6.misplaced PPE or equipment 7.blocked exit 8.lock out tag out 9.chemicals not labeled 10.wires exposed
What are the 3 most important factors that should determine every associates situational awareness? (in order for 200 extra points)
1. Rules in place.
2. Individual training.
3. Individual job duties.
Give me 1 of the 3 definitions of common sense.
1. Good sense and sound judgement in practical matters. 2. The ability to think and behave in a reasonable way and to make good decisions. 3. A basic ability to perceive, understand, and judge in a manner that is shared by nearly all people.
Who was in charge of the Star Site meetings before I took over?
Ms. Ivy Campbell
What is one of the safety hazard we have found while doing a floor audit that could potentially kill someone?
exposed wires, lock out-tag out, blocked exits
What is the most common injury we see here at Butterball?
cuts and lacerations