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Take Time for Safety – E2950E (16 min.)

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1

When you rush through a job, the mistakes caused by rushing often negate any possible time savings.

True
False

2

Which of the following is NOT a risk of moving faster?

Less time to scan your path of travel
Less time to react to changing conditions
Less time to be aware of our surroundings
Striking objects with less force
Carrying more momentum

3

If you frequently find yourself running out of time while performing a task, it's probably because you're spending too much time doing the job.

True
False

4

Many workers make poor safety choices even when they are not in a hurry.

True
False

5

While rushing to get all the files scanned and put away in the filing cabinet, Mandy tripped over a cabinet drawer and spilled her coffee.

True
False

6

Which of the following is an example of risky behavior people engage in when trying to

Changing lanes any time they perceive one lane may be moving faster
Running through yellow lights rather than stopping
Pushing the speed limit
All of the above

7

Being in a hurry is not a legitimate cause of an incident, but rather a symptom of poor planning and poor time management.

True
False

8

In the first incident in the video, Scotty and Robert were rushing to clean up an area of the warehouse before lunch. What was the result of their rushing?

In the first incident in the video, Scotty and Robert were rushing to clean up an area of the warehouse before lunch. What was the result of their rushing?
Robert lost focus on safe forklift driving practices and knocked over a cart and pedestrian
Their supervisor commended them for finishing their work so quickly