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1 National Work Zone Awareness Week is an annual spring campaign intended to encourage safe driving through highway work zones. This year s awareness week is scheduled for April 9th through the 13th. The theme is Work Zone Safety: Everybody s Responsibility. Did you know that in 2016, 683 fatal crashes occurred in work zones? That year, 143 workers lost their lives. Work zones are dangerous places since they involve construction workers who are in close proximity to fast-moving traffic and heavy equipment. Add in distracted drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, traffic congestion, delays, stress, and unexpected changes to the traffic pattern, and you ve got a recipe for an accident. Work zone safety is everyone s concern and everybody s responsibility. Let s discuss what you can do to make work zones safer. If your job requires you to be in a work zone, it s important that you always wear the appropriate personal protective equipment. Wear high-visibility clothing with fluorescent colors and retroreflective material. Hi-vis clothing makes you visible from at least 1,000 feet away. Check the label or packaging to ensure that you have Class 2 or Class 3 clothing. Your goal is to be seen! In a work zone, you can find just about every kind of heavy equipment. Back-up alarms are blaring constantly, and sometimes you might get so accustomed to hearing them, that you don t pay attention. Fight that complacency! Paying attention to back-up alarms can save your life. Work Zone Safety Almost all equipment has blind spots. Keep two rules in mind: 1) Don t be where you can t see the operator, because then he can t see you. 2) Get an OK from the operator before you cross in front of or behind the equipment. Think about logistics. Put portable restrooms in safe spots that are out of harm s way. Make sure workers have a safe path of travel to and from these facilities. Set up concrete barriers (Jersey barriers or K-rails) so they are between you and traffic. When you position lights to illuminate the work area, make sure you set them up so that they won t blind oncoming motorists. There s a lot of road construction in the summer months. Even if you don t work in them, you ll likely encounter work zones at some point. First, try to avoid them whenever possible. Whether you walk, bike, or drive around town, find alternate routes that keep you out of work zones. When you do go through work zones: Put your phone in the glove box. Slow down. Follow the work zone speed limit. Be extra alert and prepare to make sudden stops. Watch for and obey flaggers. Don t rush; plan extra time to get to your destination. If you re walking, take the earbuds out of your ears, and don t text and walk. If you re on a bike, always move with traffic and ride safely, so drivers can see you and anticipate your movements. SAFETY REMINDER Estimates show 40,100 vehicle fatalities occurred in NOTES: SPECIAL TOPICS /EMPLOYEE SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS/NOTES: MEETING DOCUMENTATION: JOB NAME: MEETING DATE: ATTENDEES: S.A.F.E. CARDS PLANNED FOR THIS WEEK: REVIEWED SDS # SUBJECT: These instructions do not supersede local, state, or federal regulations.
2 Quiz Questions Work Zone Safety 1. The theme of this year s National Work Zone Awareness Week is: a. Work Zones Need Your Undivided Attention. b. Work Zone Safety: Everybody s Responsibility. c. Work Zone Speed: A Costly Mistake. d. Don t Be That Driver. 2. Whether you walk, bike, or drive, one of the safest things you can do when it comes to work zones is to: a. find alternate routes that keep you out of work zones. b. move through work zones as quickly as possible. c. put earbuds in your ears to protect your hearing if you re walking. d. move against traffic if you re on a bike. 3. True or False? High-visibility clothing makes you visible from at least 1,000 yards away. 4. When working around equipment that has blind spots, you should: a. stand where you can t see the operator. b. ignore back-up alarms since they will likely blare constantly. c. get the operator s OK before you cross in front of or behind equipment. d. avoid distracting the operator with attempts to get his OK to cross. 5. True or False? Estimates show that only 40 vehicle fatalities occurred in MY ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: MY ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: MY ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: MY ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: MY ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: TRAINER/ I conducted the safety meeting and administered this quiz. I explained the correct answers and answered or noted every attendee s questions. Signature EMPLOYEE: I understand the material covered in this week s safety meeting and this quiz. I ve written in the correct answers for the questions I initially missed and understand why they are correct. Signature NAME: ID#: DATE: TRAINER:
3 Answer Key Work Zone Safety 1. The theme of this year s National Work Zone Awareness Week is: a. Work Zones Need Your Undivided Attention. b. Work Zone Safety: Everybody s Responsibility. c. Work Zone Speed: A Costly Mistake. d. Don t Be That Driver. The theme is Work Zone Safety: Everybody s Responsibility. 2. Whether you walk, bike, or drive, one of the safest things you can do when it comes to work zones is to: a. find alternate routes that keep you out of work zones. b. move through work zones as quickly as possible. c. put earbuds in your ears to protect your hearing if you re walking. d. move against traffic if you re on a bike. First, try to avoid them whenever possible. Whether you walk, bike, or drive around town, find alternate routes that keep you out of work zones. 3. True or False? High-visibility clothing makes you visible from at least 1,000 yards away. Hi-vis clothing makes you visible from at least 1,000 feet away. 4. When working around equipment that has blind spots, you should: a. stand where you can t see the operator. b. ignore back-up alarms since they will likely blare constantly. c. get the operator s OK before you cross in front of or behind equipment. d. avoid distracting the operator with attempts to get his OK to cross. Get an OK from the operator before you cross in front of or behind the equipment. 5. True or False? Estimates show that only 40 vehicle fatalities occurred in Estimates show 40,100 vehicle fatalities occurred in FURTHER DISCUSSION: SUPERVISOR/TRAINER NOTES:
4 Seguridad en las zonas de trabajo (Work Zone Safety) La Semana Nacional de Concientización de las Zonas de Trabajo es una campaña anual de primavera cuya intención es promover el manejar con precaución y seguridad en las zonas de trabajo de las carreteras. La semana de concientización este año está programada del 9 al 13 de abril. El tema es Seguridad en las zonas de trabajo: Es responsabilidad de todos. Sabía usted que en 2016, 683 choques mortales sucedieron en las zonas de trabajo? Ese año, 143 trabajadores perdieron sus vidas. Las zonas de trabajo son lugares peligrosos porque involucran a los trabajadores de la construcción quienes trabajan muy cerca de los vehículos transitando rápidamente y del equipo pesado. Añádales a esto conductores distraídos, ciclistas, peatones, congestionamiento del tránsito, demoras, estrés y cambios inesperados a los patrones de tráfico y tenemos una receta para un accidente. La seguridad en las zonas de trabajo es cuestión y responsabilidad de todos. Vamos a hablar de lo que usted puede hacer para hacer que las zonas de trabajo sean más seguras. Si su trabajo le requiere estar en una zona de trabajo, es importante siempre usar el debido equipo de protección personal. Use prendas de alta visibilidad con colores fosforescentes y material retrorreflectivo. La ropa de alta visibilidad lo hace más visible desde por lo menos 1,000 pies de distancia. Revise la etiqueta o envoltura para asegurar que tiene ropa de la Clase 2 o la Clase 3. Su meta es ser visto! En una zona de trabajo, usted puede encontrar casi todo tipo de equipo pesado. Las alarmas de retroceso/reversa constantemente están sonando y a veces puede acostumbrarse tanto a escucharlas que no les pone atención. Luche contra la complacencia! Poner atención a las alarmas de retroceso/reversa puede salvarle la vida. Casi todos los equipos tienen puntos ciegos. Tenga estas dos reglas en mente: 1) No se pare en donde no puede ver al NOTES: SPECIAL TOPICS /EMPLOYEE SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS/NOTES: operador, porque él tampoco lo puede ver a usted. 2) Obtenga un Visto Bueno (OK) del operador antes de cruzar enfrente o atrás del equipo. Piense en la logística. Coloque los baños portátiles en lugares seguros que estén lejos de cualquier peligro. Asegúrese que los trabajadores tengan una ruta segura para caminar de ida y vuelta a estas instalaciones. Coloque barreras de concreto (barreras Jersey o barandillas K) para que estas estén entre usted y el tráfico. Al colocar luces para iluminar el área de trabajo, asegúrese de colocarlas de manera que no cieguen a los automovilistas. Hay mucha construcción de caminos durante los meses de verano. Incluso si no trabaja en este tipo de obras, es probable que encuentre zonas de trabajo en algún momento. Primero, trate de evitarlas siempre que sea posible. Ya sea si camina, anda en bicicleta, o maneja por la ciudad, encuentra rutas alternativas para mantenerlo fuera de las zonas de trabajo. Cuando tiene que pasar por las zonas de trabajo: Coloque su teléfono en la guantera. Reduzca la velocidad. Siga el límite de velocidad de la zona de trabajo. Tenga mucho cuidado y prepárese para hacer paradas repentinas. Observe y obedezca a los encargados de la señalización. No se apresure; dese más tiempo para llegar a su destino. Si está caminando, quítese los auriculares de sus oídos, y no mande o envíe mensajes de texto al caminar. Si anda en bicicleta, siempre muévase con el tráfico y monte en forma segura, para que los conductores puedan verlo y anticipar sus movimientos. SAFETY REMINDER Las estadísticas muestran que sucedieron 40,100 muertes automovilísticas en MEETING DOCUMENTATION JOB NAME: MEETING DATE: ATTENDEES: S.A.F.E. CARDS PLANNED FOR THIS WEEK: REVIEWED SDS # SUBJECT: These instructions do not supersede local, state, or federal regulations.
5 Quiz Questions Seguridad en las zonas de trabajo 1. El tema este año de la Semana Nacional de Concientización de las Zonas de Trabajo es: a. Las zonas de trabajo necesitan de su completa atención. b. Seguridad en las zonas de trabajo: Es responsabilidad de todos. c. Exceso de velocidad en las zonas de trabajo: Un error costoso. d. No sea ese conductor. 2. Ya sea si camina, anda en bicicleta, o maneja, una de las cosas más seguras que puede hacer cuando se trata de las zonas de trabajo es. a. encontrar rutas alternativas que lo mantengan lejos de las zonas de trabajo. b. pasar por las zonas de trabajo tan pronto como sea posible. c. colocar auriculares en sus oídos para proteger su audición si está caminando. d. moverse en sentido contrario del tráfico si anda en bicicleta. 3. Verdadero o Falso? Las prendas de alta visibilidad lo hace más visible a por lo menos 1,000 yardas de distancia. 4. Al trabajar cerca de equipo con puntos ciegos, usted debe: a. pararse en donde pueda ver al operador. b. ignorar las alarmas de retroceso/reversa puesto que es probable que sonarán fuerte constantemente. c. obtener el Visto Bueno (OK) del operador antes de cruzar enfrente o detrás del equipo. d. evitar distraer al operador con tratar de conseguir su Visto Bueno (OK) para cruzar. 5. Verdadero o Falso? Las estadísticas muestran que únicamente 40 muertes automovilísticas sucedieron en ENTRENADO/ Yo lleve a cabo la junta de seguridad reparti este examen. Explique la respuesta correcta y conteste o anote cada pregunta de los asistentes presentes. Firma EMPLEADO: Entiendo el material cubierto en la junta de seguridad de esta semana y en este examen. He llenado las respuestas correctas de toda pregunta que inicialmente tuve mal y entiendo la razon de la repuestas de las correcta. Firma NAME: ID#: DATE: TRAINER:
6 Answer Key Seguridad en las zonas de trabajo 1. El tema este año de la Semana Nacional de Concientización de las Zonas de Trabajo es: a. Las zonas de trabajo necesitan de su completa atención. b. Seguridad en las zonas de trabajo: Es responsabilidad de todos. c. Exceso de velocidad en las zonas de trabajo: Un error costoso. d. No sea ese conductor. El tema es Seguridad en las zonas de trabajo: Es responsabilidad de todos. 2. Ya sea si camina, anda en bicicleta, o maneja, una de las cosas más seguras que puede hacer cuando se trata de las zonas de trabajo es. a. encontrar rutas alternativas que lo mantengan lejos de las zonas de trabajo. b. pasar por las zonas de trabajo tan pronto como sea posible. c. colocar auriculares en sus oídos para proteger su audición si está caminando. d. moverse en sentido contrario del tráfico si anda en bicicleta. Primero, trate de evitarlas siempre que sea posible. Ya sea si camina, anda en bicicleta, o maneja por la ciudad, encuentra rutas alternativas para mantenerlo fuera de las zonas de trabajo. 3. Verdadero o Falso? Las prendas de alta visibilidad lo hace más visible a por lo menos 1,000 yardas de distancia. La ropa de alta visibilidad lo hace más visible desde por lo menos 1,000 pies de distancia. 4. Al trabajar cerca de equipo con puntos ciegos, usted debe: a. pararse en donde pueda ver al operador. b. ignorar las alarmas de retroceso/reversa puesto que es probable que sonarán fuerte constantemente. c. obtener el Visto Bueno (OK) del operador antes de cruzar enfrente o detrás del equipo. d. evitar distraer al operador con tratar de conseguir su Visto Bueno (OK) para cruzar. Obtenga un Visto Bueno (OK) del operador antes de cruzar enfrente o atrás del equipo. 5. Verdadero o Falso? Las estadísticas muestran que únicamente 40 muertes automovilísticas sucedieron en Las estadísticas muestran que sucedieron 40,100 muertes automovilísticas en FURTHER DISCUSSION: SUPERVISOR/TRAINER NOTES:
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