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1. Before I do a routine job, I
a. assume I know the safe work practices to follow.
b. sometimes review the safe work practices.
c. review the safe work practices.
d. don't think about the safe work practices to follow.
2. I "see safety"
a. when management makes it an issue.
b. whenever an unsafe situation occurs.
c. in every situation, safe or unsafe, on and off the job.
d. when I’m looking specifically for unsafe situations.
3. When I see a potentially unsafe situation, I
a. tell someone to correct it immediately.
b. find out who is responsible and make sure he or she knows I am
unhappy.
c. correct it, then write it up.
d. correct it as needed and talk with the people responsible for
the unsafe situation about working safely.
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