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33 Cards in this Set
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What is the 1st key to slip/falls? |
1.) Walk at a brisk pace - does not run. |
Has to do with your feet |
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What is the 2nd key to slip/falls? |
2.) Establish firm footing - to maintain your balance. |
Again has to do with your feet |
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What is the 3rd key to slip/falls? |
3.) Do not walk on rollers, chutes, slides or unsecured belts. |
Has to do with equipment |
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What is the 4th key to slip/falls? |
4.) Look before stepping - scan your work area. |
Has to do with your feet |
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What is the 5th key to slips/falls? |
5.) Make adjustments based on changing conditions. |
Environment |
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What is the 1st rule for backing? |
1.) Back only when necessary. |
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What is the 2nd rule of backing? |
2.) If you must back, back first to drivers side. |
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What is the 3rd rule of backing? |
3.) Before and during backing, scan the areas your vehicle will be approaching. |
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What is the 4th rule of backing? |
4.) Tap your horn continuously to signal your intentions. |
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What is the 5th rule of backing? |
5.) Use your rear-view camera monitor as a third mirror. |
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What is the 1st rule to the 5 seeing habits? (Rule,How,What,Key) |
Rule 1: Aim high in steering. How: Imaginary target - baseball/dart board. What: Centers car in traffic lane: safe path on turns. Key: Find a safe path well ahead. |
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What is the 2nd rule of the 5 seeing habits? (Rule,How,What,Key) |
Rule 2: Get the big picture. How: How wide and deep? What's in it? Objects and ground. What: Keeps you away from billboards. Smooth stops and turns. Buys time. Key: "Stay back and see it all." |
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What is the 3rd rule of the 5 seeing habits? (Rule,How,What,Key) |
Rule 3: Keep your eyes moving How: Move eyes: front- 2 seconds. Rear- 5 to 8 seconds. What: Keeps you alive at intersections. Keeps eyes ahead of car. Key: "Scan -- don't stare." |
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What is the 4th rule to the 5 seeing habits? (Rule,How,What,Key) |
Rule 4: Leave yourself an out. How: Have escape route. Take path of least resistance. What: Space on all four sides, but always in front. Key: "Be prepared. Expect the unexpected." |
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What is the 5th rule of the 5 seeing habits? (Rule,How,What,Key) |
Rule 5: Make sure they see you. How: Communicate in traffic- horn, lights, signals. What: Establish eye-to-eye contact. Key: "Don't gamble. Use your horn, lights, and signals." |
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What is the 1st key to lifting/lowering? |
1.) Get close to the object - work within your power zone. |
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What is the 2nd key to lifting/lowering? |
2.) Position your feet - shoulder width apart, one slightly in front of the other. |
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What is the 3rd key to lifting/lowering? |
3.) Bend at the knees - keeping the natural curve of the back. |
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What is the 4th key to lifting/lowering? |
4.) Test the object - for weight and shifting contents. |
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What is the 5th key to lifting/lowering? |
5.) Firm grip - grasp opposite corners. |
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What is the 6th key to lifting/lowering? |
6.) Smooth and steady motion - don't jerk. |
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What is the 7th key to lifting/lowering? |
7.) Move feet - step or pivot, don't twist. |
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What is the 8th key to lifting/lowering? |
8.) Use existing equipment - or facilities to assist in the lift or lowering. |
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What is the 1st step of the 10 point commentary? |
1.) Starting up at intersection - look left, right, and left. Check rear view mirrors. |
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What is the 2nd step of the 10 point commentary? |
2.) When stopping in traffic - 1 car length of space is required from the vehicle ahead. |
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What is the 3rd step to the 10 point commentary? |
3.) Count 1-2-3 after vehicle ahead has started to move - when stopped behind another vehicle. |
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What is the 4th step to the 10 point commentary? |
4.) 4 to 6 seconds following time for speeds under 30mph and 6 to 8 seconds for speeds over 30mph - this keeps you from getting a fixation on the car ahead and to allow time to obtain and hold proper eye-lead time. |
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What is the 5th step of the 10 point commentary? |
5.) 8 to 12 seconds eye-lead time - the depth at which your eyes should be focused most of the time. |
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What is the 6th step to the 10 point commentary? |
6.) Scan steering wheels - look to see whether or not cars at the curb are occupied. This is the only time they are a threat. If they are occupied, the driver is probably about to exit or pull from the curb. |
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What is the 7th step of the 10 point commentary? |
7.) Stale green lights - know your "point of decision". At what point will you come to a safe stop or travel through the intersection if the light starts to change. |
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What is the 8th step of the 10 point commentary? |
8.) Eye contact - communicate in traffic using your horn, lights, and signals. |
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What is the 9th step to the 10 point commentary? |
9.) Pulling from curb - glance over left shoulder when pulling from curb. |
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What is the 10th step to the 10 point commentary? |
10.) Use mirrors - as a general rule, once every 5 to 8 seconds. |
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