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    Grace Passini
    Post Hazard Recognition Training Event. Reinforce employees learning by having them identify hazards in the workplace.

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    HAZARD HUNT

    In an effort to reinforce the learning from the February Safety Training, Hazard Recognition a
    new challenge is being presented to the Jacksonville Plant.

    RULES
    5 HAZARDS IDENTIFIED PER EMPLOYEE These can be duplicates, i.e. two or more
    employees may submit the same identical hazard. Hazards can be submitted individually (one at
    a time), all 5 can be submitted at once or any number can be submitted together. The
    requirement is 5 per employee; more than 5 can be submitted, but the minimum is 5 each.
    100 TOTAL HAZARDS FOR PLANT These cannot be duplicates; they must be 100 unique
    hazards. Consider this requirement when submitting the hazards you find. Try to look for
    hazards that may have otherwise been overlooked.
    Each employee will need to submit the hazards with their name included. The PASS cards can
    be used for submittal, but is not required. Be as specific as possible, i.e. instead of hose lying at
    bottom of stairs, use loading hose lying at the bottom of the base resin east stairs. As part of this
    identification, if immediate correction can be implemented and the hazard eliminated/corrected
    this must be part of the submittal. For example, a hose lying on the ground at the bottom of the
    steps is the identified hazard; the correction would be to move the hose to the proper storage
    location. If the identified hazard cannot be immediately corrected, a recommendation for
    correction will be required.
    If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask!

    When we meet these goals we will have a pizza celebration!

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