EYESONTHEROAD STEERINGCLEAROFDISTRACTIONS
According to The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2022 there were 3,308 people killed and an estimated additional 289,310 people injured in traffic crashes involving distracted drivers.
Distracted driving occurs any time you take your eyes off the road, hands off the wheel, and mind off your primary task. Any nondriving activity you engage in is t ti l distraction and increases your ri involved in a motor vehicle crash Island team members spend all their workdays on the road. On
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MANAGER'S MANAGER'S CORNER CORNER
Helpkeepourteam membersandothers safeontheroad.Remind themtofocusonthe drive,notdistractions.
DON’T DO
COMPLANCEACADEMY April2024
your eyes off the road
your hands off the wheel
your mind off driving
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Avoid using electronic devices. Plan your route in advance. Secure loose items. Avoid eating & drinking. Pull over if necessary. Stay focused & practice mindfulness.
SAFETYSPLASH SAFETYSPLASH
March saw a significant rise in medical claims with 20 reported, contributing to a total of 40 medical and non-medical injuries.
Let's lower these numbers by staying safe, aware, and following safety practices: report repairs, keep areas clean, and store items properly.
April2024
Monthly Safety Stats
March 2024
REMEMBER REMEMBER
Let'sworktogetherto reduceoursafety incidents.
IfyouSEEsomething, SAYsomething tokeepeveryone SAFE.
Slips, Trips, Falls
Contact with or Struck by an Object
Allergic Reaction
BE SURE FOOTED!
Keep clutter away from the floor. Walk, don’t run. Wear correct footwear.
SURVEY YOUR WORK AREA!
Store loose materials securely and neatly. Never work under a load. Regularly inspect areas and storage.
EQUIP AND PREPARE!
Wear PPE like gloves, masks, eye protection to limit exposure to allergens.
Sea Island Learning & Development 2024 COMPLANCEACADEMY
20 40 # Medical Claims # First Aid Only (non-medical injuries) # Total Injuries
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