Safety Mindset Quiz

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What is your Safetey Mindset?

The tool below helps assess your safety mindset based on questions you may, or may not, have ever paused to ask yourself.  Over the years, we noticed that one of the best ways to engage workers in workplace safety education was to talk about safety in their everyday lives at home.  We find that an employee who thinks of safety at home is more likely to think of safety at work, and vice versa. This is the premise of our Home Meets Work® concept, which we use to help develop a positive safety mindset.

Choose what you believe to be the best answer to the questions offered below.  (MiltSafe℠ utilizes your email to provide you with a copy of your responses and answers to the mindset tool)

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1. What type of fire extinguisher should you have in your home?

2. Should you have a carbon monoxide detector on every floor of the home?

3. The proper type of dryer vent ductwork for the home is?

4. The highest allowable temperature for hot water at the tap in the home (to prevent scalding) is?

5. The highest rung/step that you can safely work off of on a standard six foot ladder is?

6. Do you always place knives or other sharp utensils point-down in dishwashers and sinks?

7. What protective equipment should be used during power weed trimming (a.k.a. weed whacking)?

8. What is the maximum dose of regular strength acetaminophen (i.e., Tylenol) an adult can safely take in a 24-hour period?

9. When changing a broken light bulb with the base connected in the socket, it is safest to:

10. Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless tasteless gas that is much heavier than air?

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