Oral Communication
S.M.A.R.T. goal
What is an abbreviation for a Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-based goal?
It uses inches, feet, yards, miles, etc. for measurement
What is the Imperial system?
These tell you what to do and how to do it.
What are instructions or directions?
This involves solving issues.
What is problem solving?
We wear these things to protect us during our work day.
What is PPE?
Oral Communication, Numeracy, Oral Communication and Thinking
What are the Essential Skills we discussed during this course?
When we want to find the surface measurements of a space like a room.
What is area?
These include Love & Belonging, Survival, Power, Freedom and Fun.
What are the 5 basic needs?
This refers to making a choice among options.
What is decision making?
This is a harness that prevents a worker from falling
What is fall arrest?
This is when we look at the speaker and listen intently to what they are telling us.
What is Active Listening?
The exact measurement from the top of one finished floor to the top of another finished floor.
What is total rise?
This skill can be assessed in 3 ways: Independent, with a partner or team and in a leadership role.
What is Working with Others?
This is a method of problem solving which is focused on continuous improvement and anticipating situations to avoid problems.
What is Plan, Do, Check, Act or PDCA?
This causes shaking or moving back and forth. It can cause harm to your body if exposed repeatedly.
What is a vibration?
This is when we ask a question to obtain more and important information.
What is a clarifying question?
The same as saying 96inches.
What is 8 feet?
To do this we must show respect for yourself and others, keep emotion out of the conversation and focus on the facts.
What is resolve conflict?
This is the art of analyzing and evaluating thinking with a view to improving it.
What is critical thinking?
These are the only people who have the authority to be in a particular location at a workplace.
Who are Authorized Personnel?
My boss said, "Make do with what you have." What kind of speech is that?
What is an idiom?
A=b x h
What is the formula for area?
These are based on our past experiences, assumptions, expectations, knowledge and personal moods.
What are perceptions?
Once the root problem is determined, we need to do this to move forward.
What is decide on possible solutions?
These are caused by working long hours, changing night and day shifts too often or perhaps having a mean boss or co-workers.
What are psychosocial hazards?