Pre-Hire Safety & Environmental Exam/

What should be our number one Priority?

Safety of yourself & others.

Meet production goals set by corporate.

Both are equally important.

You know how to drive a forklift, front end loader, skid steer, etc. BUT you have not been certified here at RSR should you drive it anyway?

Yes, because I know how to use them.

No, because I'm not certified.

It's time to go home, but your haven't finished your task, what should you do?

Hurry up and finish.

Communicate it to your supervisor immediately.

Wait to be relieved

You're in the middle of work and begin to feel a sharp pain in your back, should you?

Take a break and see if it goes away.

Stop what your doing and go report it.

Have someone else finish it and go find something else to do.

None of the above.

Your supervisor asked you to do a job but you don't feel like its safe, what should you do?

Do it carefully because your supervisor asked you.

Have someone else with more experience do it.

Report your safety concerns to your supervisor.

All of the above.

You're lifting a two ton load with a crane what should you do first?

You notice a co-worker looks exhausted due to the heat condition we face on the floor, you should?

Take over for him and let him rest

Take him out the floor to get water and cool air

Ignore it because he is a hard worker and will push through it.

None of the above.

You're working on the task that was given to you, and you notice someone being unsafe; what should you do?

Report it immediately.

Go talk to your co-worker about your concern.

Ignore it because thats not your task.

Ignore it because he has more experience than you.

You've been doing a task for a while and you are comfortable with it now. Do you still face the same hazards as a new hire?

No, because I know what I'm doing now.

Yes, because even though I have more experience, the job is still the same.

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