Safety Tool Box Talk 4-4-2011

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2.

Do you want your name entered into this week's random drawing? (Please type in either a "yes" or "no", all other answers will be incorrect.)

Explanation
The correct answer is "Yes,No" because the question asks whether the person wants their name entered into the random drawing, and they are given the option to choose either "yes" or "no". Any other answer would be incorrect as it does not align with the options provided.

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3.

Keeping your mind on what you're doing and where you're going will:
- Help prevent slips, trips, and falls
- Cause accidents
Correct Answer

A. Help prevent slips, trips, and falls

Explanation

Keeping your mind on what you're doing and where you're going will help prevent slips, trips, and falls. By staying focused and aware of your surroundings, you are more likely to notice potential hazards and take necessary precautions to avoid accidents. This includes paying attention to uneven surfaces, obstacles, and slippery areas. Being mindful can significantly reduce the risk of accidents and ensure your safety.

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4.

You don't have to worry about trips and slips if you're on level ground.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Wet, icy, greasy, or worn surfaces can cause trips and slips.

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5.

Which one of these is not one of the main causes for falls.
- Unsafe ladders or stair
- Physical fatigue or emotional distraction
- Talking, chewing gum, and walking at the same time
- Improper shoes
- Obstructions in walkways or on stairs
Correct Answer

A. Talking, chewing gum, and walking at the same time

Explanation

Talking, chewing gum, and walking at the same time is not one of the main causes for falls. The main causes for falls include unsafe ladders or stairs, physical fatigue or emotional distraction, improper shoes, and obstructions in walkways or on stairs. While talking, chewing gum, and walking at the same time may increase the risk of tripping or losing balance, it is not considered one of the main causes for falls.

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Safety Tool Box Talk 4-4-2011

Many people fall because they don't pay attention to where they are going?

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Do you want your name entered into this week's random drawing? (Please type in either a "yes" or "no", all other answers will be incorrect.)

Keeping your mind on what you're doing and where you're going will:

You don't have to worry about trips and slips if you're on level ground.

Which one of these is not one of the main causes for falls.