Ups 5's, 8 Keys, And 10 Point

Front 1

What is the 1st key to slip/falls?

Back 1

1.) Walk at a brisk pace - does not run.

Hint 1

Has to do with your feet

Front 2

What is the 2nd key to slip/falls?

Back 2

2.) Establish firm footing - to maintain your balance.

Hint 2

Again has to do with your feet

Front 3

What is the 3rd key to slip/falls?

Back 3

3.) Do not walk on rollers, chutes, slides or unsecured belts.

Hint 3

Has to do with equipment

Front 4

What is the 4th key to slip/falls?

Back 4

4.) Look before stepping - scan your work area.

Hint 4

Has to do with your feet

Front 5

What is the 5th key to slips/falls?

Back 5

5.) Make adjustments based on changing conditions.

Hint 5

Environment

Front 6

What is the 1st rule for backing?

Back 6

1.) Back only when necessary.

Front 7

What is the 2nd rule of backing?

Back 7

2.) If you must back, back first to drivers side.

Front 8

What is the 3rd rule of backing?

Back 8

3.) Before and during backing, scan the areas your vehicle will be approaching.

Front 9

What is the 4th rule of backing?

Back 9

4.) Tap your horn continuously to signal your intentions.

Front 10

What is the 5th rule of backing?

Back 10

5.) Use your rear-view camera monitor as a third mirror.

Front 11

What is the 1st rule to the 5 seeing habits? (Rule,How,What,Key)

Back 11

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.

Front 12

What is the 2nd rule of the 5 seeing habits? (Rule,How,What,Key)

Back 12

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."

Front 13

What is the 3rd rule of the 5 seeing habits? (Rule,How,What,Key)

Back 13

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."

Front 14

What is the 4th rule to the 5 seeing habits? (Rule,How,What,Key)

Back 14

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."

Front 15

What is the 5th rule of the 5 seeing habits? (Rule,How,What,Key)

Back 15

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."

Front 16

What is the 1st key to lifting/lowering?

Back 16

1.) Get close to the object - work within your power zone.

Front 17

What is the 2nd key to lifting/lowering?

Back 17

2.) Position your feet - shoulder width apart, one slightly in front of the other.

Front 18

What is the 3rd key to lifting/lowering?

Back 18

3.) Bend at the knees - keeping the natural curve of the back.

Front 19

What is the 4th key to lifting/lowering?

Back 19

4.) Test the object - for weight and shifting contents.

Front 20

What is the 5th key to lifting/lowering?

Back 20

5.) Firm grip - grasp opposite corners.

Front 21

What is the 6th key to lifting/lowering?

Back 21

6.) Smooth and steady motion - don't jerk.

Front 22

What is the 7th key to lifting/lowering?

Back 22

7.) Move feet - step or pivot, don't twist.

Front 23

What is the 8th key to lifting/lowering?

Back 23

8.) Use existing equipment - or facilities to assist in the lift or lowering.

Front 24

What is the 1st step of the 10 point commentary?

Back 24

1.) Starting up at intersection - look left, right, and left. Check rear view mirrors.

Front 25

What is the 2nd step of the 10 point commentary?

Back 25

2.) When stopping in traffic - 1 car length of space is required from the vehicle ahead.

Front 26

What is the 3rd step to the 10 point commentary?

Back 26

3.) Count 1-2-3 after vehicle ahead has started to move - when stopped behind another vehicle.

Front 27

What is the 4th step to the 10 point commentary?

Back 27

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.

Front 28

What is the 5th step of the 10 point commentary?

Back 28

5.) 8 to 12 seconds eye-lead time - the depth at which your eyes should be focused most of the time.

Front 29

What is the 6th step to the 10 point commentary?

Back 29

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.

Front 30

What is the 7th step of the 10 point commentary?

Back 30

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.

Front 31

What is the 8th step of the 10 point commentary?

Back 31

8.) Eye contact - communicate in traffic using your horn, lights, and signals.

Front 32

What is the 9th step to the 10 point commentary?

Back 32

9.) Pulling from curb - glance over left shoulder when pulling from curb.

Front 33

What is the 10th step to the 10 point commentary?

Back 33

10.) Use mirrors - as a general rule, once every 5 to 8 seconds.