Workplace Safety and Health Practices

The video discusses warehouse safety, highlighting the importance of proactive measures to reduce injury rates. It covers methods to prevent slips, trips, and falls, the significance of organizing the warehouse, and strategies to prevent fire hazards. The video also addresses frequent injuries, safe use of tools, and the need for regular safety assessments. Employee training and clear signage are emphasized, along with fostering a safety culture.

What is the average injury and illness rate in the warehousing and storage industry according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics?

• 10 per 100 workers

• 7 per 100 workers

• 5 per 100 workers

• 3 per 100 workers

Which of the following is NOT a recommended practice to prevent slips, trips, and falls?

• Cleaning up spills immediately

• Accumulating trash in walking areas

• Frequent housekeeping

• Installing walk-off mats

What should be done with flammable materials to prevent fire hazards?

• Store them in fire lockers

• Leave them in open areas

• Store them near ignition sources

• Dispose of them in plastic containers

How often should fire protection systems be inspected?

• Daily

• Yearly

• Weekly

• Monthly

What percentage of all accidental deaths in general industry are caused by slips, trips, and falls according to OSHA?

• 10%

• 15%

• 20%

• 25%

What is the average number of days away from work caused by slips, trips, and falls?

• 11 days

• 5 days

• 7 days

• 9 days

Which of the following is NOT a safe practice when using power tools?

• Verifying machine guards are in place

• Ignoring warning signs

• Wearing proper PPE

• Inspecting tools before each use

What is the first item that should be covered with new hires in a facility?

• Safe work practices

• Work schedules

• Employee benefits

• Company history

Why is it important to update signage as soon as possible when changing a protocol?

• To keep staff informed of the update

• To make the warehouse look organized

• To reduce printing costs

• To comply with aesthetic standards

What should be done during weekly meetings to promote a safety culture?

• Ignore potential hazards

• Discuss new protocols

• Focus on productivity only

• Avoid recognizing safe behaviors