July Safety

1. Knowing these will tell you if a load is too heavy to carry alone
4. If a load is too awkward or bulky, you should always ask for what?
6. Unplanned events that did not result in injury, but serve as great learning opportunities.
7. Dangers in the workplace like spills, uneven surfaces, or moving equipment.
8. This specific body movement should be avoided while lifting or carrying
9. Keeping your weight centered provides a powerful line of thrust and good what?
11. Equipment like a pushcart, hand truck, or forklift
12. Cell phones or daydreams that can cause you to overlook hazards.
13. You should lift and hold the load close to this specific part of your body
14. Never do this to a load; instead, raise and carry it smoothly
16. The state of being able to see or be seen, which relies on clean and properly lit work areas
18. Practical good judgment developed through experience and learning from others.

2. Being fully aware of your surroundings and potential hazards to stay safe.
3. These types of activities account for up to 31% of all workplace injuries
5. Risky methods often taken when rushing that frequently lead to mistakes and injuries
7. Unsafe, playful behavior in the workplace that puts everyone at risk.
10. Bending from this improper area causes serious back injuries
15. These hand coverings can help you get a much better, firmer grip on your load
17. You should do this rather than pull a heavy load.