Safety Wheel of Fortune
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A fun way to change up your safety training and make it a little more interactive and engaging for the group. Minor Issues: The slides must be show in "editing mode" with tabs and previews minimized in order to delete the "blank white boxes" that cover the letters. Multiple phrases were used in order to cover multiple groups of training. A bonus round was added with a bonus question in order to get the group thinking a little more. Must have a "wheel" to spin in order to complete this training.
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Safety Wheel of Fortune
- 2. SAFETY WHEEL OF FORTUNE RULES: 1. Take a turn spinning the wheel for a multiplier, then guess a consonant (no vowels). Your score will equal the number of instances of the consonant you chose, times the multiplier. • Consonants = B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Z • Vowels = A, E, I, O, U, Y 2. You will be permitted to guess a letter unless you spin “lose a turn” or “bankrupt”. 3. You must pay “$100” to buy a vowel. 4. You receive “$100” for guessing the phrase, but the winner is the contestant with the highest score. 5. The contestant who guesses the phrase will get the chance to answer a bonus question for “$100”.
- 4. FAS E T Y F I R S T !
- 5. FAS E T Y F I R S T !
- 6. BONUS ROUND: What is the Safety Specialist’s full name?
- 8. ETS C T I Q U I P M E O P E R S O N A L P R E V E N T
- 9. ETS C T I Q U I P M E O P E R S O N A L P R E V E N T
- 10. BONUS ROUND: Name any item of Personal Protective Equipment?
- 11. ANSWER: Safety Glasses, Side Shields, Hard Hats, Gloves, etc.
- 12. IF R E D R I L L S
- 13. IF R E D R I L L S
- 14. BONUS ROUND: When was Blair’s last Fire Drill conducted?
- 15. ANSWER: Signs: June 2016 Fixtures: July 2016
- 16. FA E T M M I T T E S Y C O E
- 17. FA E T M M I T T E S Y C O E
- 18. BONUS ROUND: Name one member of the Safety Committee?
- 19. ANSWER: Ali Creany, Bill Teeters, Dan Hajduk, Jim Lang, Ethel Whipple, Lisa Ross, Alan Hammel, Rick Kibler, John Kennedy, & Jeff Bryan
- 20. FA E T A U D I T S S Y
- 21. FA E T A U D I T S S Y
- 22. BONUS ROUND: Name one group at Blair that conducts regular safety audits?
- 23. ANSWER: Travelers Insurance, OGSM G1:S1, & Safety Committee
- 24. ZA A R N A L Y S I H D BOJ SA
- 25. ZA A R N A L Y S I H D BOJ SA
- 26. BONUS ROUND: What is another common name for a Job Hazard Analysis?
- 27. ANSWER: Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
- 28. FA E T C U L T U R S Y E
- 29. FA E T C U L T U R S Y E
- 30. BONUS ROUND: Name something that promotes a positive safety culture?
- 31. ANSWER: Safety Communication & Training, Safety Recognition & Rewards, Reporting of Injuries & Near Misses/Hazards, etc.
- 32. RO D A N J U R I E C B S ER L E I
- 33. RO D A N J U R I E C B S ER L E I
- 34. BONUS ROUND: How many recordable injuries are there so far in 2017?
- 35. ANSWER: 0