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SAFETY JEOPARDY!
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY
DRIVING SAFETY
HOLIDAY SAFETY
FIRE SAFETY
COLD WEATHER SAFETY
SAFETY LEADERSHIP
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FINAL JEOPARDY
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DRIVING SAFETY for 1
_____ accidents are the number one killer of
soldiers.
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DRIVING SAFETY for 1
What is POV? In fact, more soldiers die in
automobiles every year than FTXs, tactical
vehicles, or any other soldiering activity.
Statistics show that year after year, POV
accidents account for almost three out of every
five military fatalities, with the majority of
POV accidents occurring during off-duty hours.
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DRIVING SAFETY for 2
This is the minimum time, experts say, in which
the body can rid itself of the alcohol.
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DRIVING SAFETY for 2
What is at least one hour per ounce of alcohol
consumed before driving?
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DRIVING SAFETY for 3
Age Rank 19-23, E1-E4, O1 O2 Place
Two-lane rural roads Time Off-duty, 1100-0300,
Friday Saturday nights Trends 1. No seatbelt
or helmet 2. Too fast for conditions 3.
FATIGUE 4. Motorcycle accidents
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DRIVING SAFETY for 3
What is a High-Risk Profile for POV Fatalities?
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DRAGON DAILY DOUBLE
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DRIVING SAFETY for 4
Four of the top five causes of FY00 accidents.
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DRIVING SAFETY for 4
What are SPEED, FATIGUE, ALCOHOL, DRIVING SKILL
and TRAFFIC RULE VIOLATION?
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DRIVING SAFETY for 5
Three of the four driver conditions that affect
you. These affect how you feel, and whether you
are mentally and physically ready to drive.
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DRIVING SAFETY for 5
What are Fatigue, DUI (alcohol or drugs),
Emotional stages, Defective eyesight or hearing?
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HOLIDAY SAFETY for 1
No more than ___ light sets should be used per
extension cord.
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HOLIDAY SAFETY for 1
What is three?
- Never use lights on a metallic tree - Inspect
light sets for bare sets, breaks, frayed wires,
etc - Unplug all lights when you leave or go to
bed - Use only outdoor approved lights for
outdoor decorating
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HOLIDAY SAFETY for 2
Check water in fresh tree stands ________.
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HOLIDAY SAFETY for 2
What is daily?
- Choose a fresh tree or cut one yourself
(needles and branches shouldnt be brittle) -
Re-cut the base of a pre-cut tree - Never use
candles near evergreen trees - Ensure artificial
trees are flame resistant
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HOLIDAY SAFETY for 3
Position Christmas trees away from ____ _____
_________.
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HOLIDAY SAFETY for 3
What is all heat sources (and exits)?
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HOLIDAY SAFETY for 4
4 characteristics of toys that should be kept
away from young children
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HOLIDAY SAFETY for 4
What is - Sharp or metal edges - Glass - Cords
or strings - Sharp points - Small parts that can
be swallowed - Lead paint?
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HOLIDAY SAFETY for 5
These are three of the tips for parking lot
safety during holiday shopping.
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HOLIDAY SAFETY for 5
What is - Shop with a friend, - Lock your car
dont leave anything in plain sight, - Park under
a light at night, - Check the back seat before
getting into your car, - Dont overburden
yourself with packages, - Stay alert to
surroundings?
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FIRE SAFETY for 1
Every kitchen should have these two things.
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FIRE SAFETY for 1
What is a fire extinguisher and a smoke detector?
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FIRE SAFETY for 2
Flash grease fires are best extinguished with a
___.
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FIRE SAFETY for 2
What is a lid?
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FIRE SAFETY for 3
The three leading causes of residential fires.
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FIRE SAFETY for 3
What is - Smoking - Heating - Cooking?
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FIRE SAFETY for 4
Use only ____-________ or ______ __________ tree
trimmings.
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FIRE SAFETY for 4
What is non-combustible or flame resistant?
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FIRE SAFETY for 5
These three steps should be taken with candles to
prevent fires.
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FIRE SAFETY for 5
What is - Place candles where they wont be
knocked over, - Never leave children / pets
unattended around candles, - Place candles away
from flammable materials
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COLD WEATHER SAFETY for 1
The frequency that socks should be changed and
feet powdered to keep your feet warm and dry.
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COLD WEATHER SAFETY for 1
What is every eight hours?
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COLD WEATHER SAFETY for 2

• Tightness across the forehead
• Throbbing in the temples
• Headache
• Weariness
• Dizziness
• Loss of muscular control
• Pain
• Nausea
• Increased pulse perspiration

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COLD WEATHER SAFETY for 2
What are symptoms of Carbon Monoxide (CO)
poisoning? The best first aid for CO poisoning is
lots of fresh air.
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COLD WEATHER SAFETY for 3
This is as common in cold weather as in hot.
Unfortunately, in cold weather most people dont
recognize it.
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COLD WEATHER SAFETY for 3
What is dehydration? Be alert for signs of
nausea, dizziness, weakness, and blurred vision.
Drink water whether or not you feel thirsty.
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COLD WEATHER SAFETY for 4

• This occurs from exposure to cold (usually 32o
  and below). Symptoms include
• A loss of sensation in the affected area
• Tingling
• Blistered, swollen or tender areas
• Pale, yellowish, waxy-looking or grayish skin
• Frozen tissue that feels wooden to the touch

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What is frostbite?
- Go to a warm area - Take off your boots and
socks and massage for five minutes - Replace with
dry socks - NEVER warm suspected frostbitten feet
or hands on oven or over open flames - NEVER rub
suspected frostbitten feet with snow
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DRAGON DAILY DOUBLE
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COLD WEATHER SAFETY for 5
4 tips to staying warm and dry in your sleeping
bag
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COLD WEATHER SAFETY for 5
What is, - Place a layer between the sleeping
bag and the ground/tank - Dont breathe into the
bag - wear a scarf - Avoid sweating Wear only
your underwear or long johns and NO BOOTS -
Always use the water repellent outer case - Keep
sleeping bag in waterproof carrying bag - Eat
something before you go to sleep?
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY for 1
Should be worn when participating in any snow
activity to prevent snow blindness.
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY for 1
What are polarized sunglasses?
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY for 2
Before firing any firearm, you should always do
this.
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY for 2
What is positively identify your target?
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY for 3
Every new skier should do this before skiing.
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY for 3
What is attend a basic instruction course?
- Never ski slopes beyond your ability - Wear
properly sized skis - Wear properly sized boots -
Dress in layers with the outer layer being water
repellent
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY for 4
3 tips to safe sledding / tobogganing.
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY for 4
What is - Choose an area that is clear of
stumps, rocks, and trees, and a safe distance
away from road traffic - Dress for warmth and
comfort - Sledding courtesy walk up the hill
away from sledding traffic and allow preceding
sleds time to clear the slope - Inspect
sleds/toboggans for defects?
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY for 5
DO NOT ____ _____ before or during any winter
sporting activity.
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WINTER ACTIVITY SAFETY for 5
What is drink alcohol?
- Decreases judgment / attentiveness to
surrounding environment - Gives a false sense of
warmth - Increases rate of body heat loss
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SAFETY LEADERSHIP for 1
Safety officers in the company.
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SAFETY LEADERSHIP for 1
Who is every soldier? Safety is the
responsibility of all leaders at every level.
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SAFETY LEADERSHIP for 2
A principle tool for protecting the force, it
must be integrated into all we do.
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What is Risk Management?
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SAFETY LEADERSHIP for 3
These two things MUST be done before any holiday
and should be done before a soldier goes on leave.
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SAFETY LEADERSHIP for 3
What are safety briefs and vehicle inspections?
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SAFETY LEADERSHIP for 4
________ Protecting the Force. (hint it is
why you are doing this today)
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SAFETY LEADERSHIP for 4
What is SAFETY?
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SAFETY LEADERSHIP for 5
These are the five steps in risk management.
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SAFETY LEADERSHIP for 5
What are 1. Identify Reckless driving failure
to use seat belts/motorcycle safety equipment 2.
Assess Injury or death to soldiers/others 3.
Make decisions Counseling and training 4.
Implement Enroll soldier in training revoke
privileges if behavior continues 5. Supervise
Consult with first-line supervisor to ensure
continued compliance?
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TOPIC COLD WEATHER INJURY PREVENTION
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The basic principles of cold-weather protection
that are spelled out in the acronym COLD.
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• What is
• Wear Clean clothing,
• Avoid Overheating,
• Wear Loose clothing in layers,
• Keep clothing Dry?