UPS ESTA Test Safe Work Methods
4 Steps of how to effectively provide Safe Work Methods Training. - ANS-1. Observation
(Three five minute observations = 15 minutes) 2. Explanation (Lecture = 10 minutes) 3.
Commentary (Show = 5 minutes) 4. Drill (Follow-up = 5 minutes)
5 Keys to preventing Slips and Falls. - ANS-1. Walk at a Brisk Pace. 2. Establish Firm
Footing. 3. Stay off Unsecured Conveying equipment. 4. Look Before stepping. 5.
Adjust for changing conditions
5 reasons when to perform Safe Work Methods Training - ANS-1. New Employee
Training. 2. Annual training. 3. Temporary Alternative Work (TAW) (first day) 4. Lost time
injury follow-up (first day) 5. Re-injury Prevention Program.
8 Keys to Lifting and Lowering - ANS-1. Get Close. 2. Position Feet. 3. Bend Knees. 4.
Test Weight. 5. Firm Grip. 6. Smooth & Steady Motion. 7. Move Feet. 8. Use Equipment
to Assist.
Ascending and Descending - ANS-Face Equipment or ladder, use every step, and use
three points of contact.
Explanation of the Observation Process: - ANS-Observations and safe behaviors are
calculated to determine "Percent Safe" for each behavior in my operation.
Explanation of the Observation Process: - ANS-Observations must be conducted daily
for the workgroup.
Explanation of the Observation Process: - ANS-Record one stroke count in the "Safe
Behavior" column when an employee uses a safe work method. Record one stroke
count in the "At Risk" column when an employee uses an unsafe work method.
Explanation of the Observation Process: - ANS-Reinforce "Safe Behaviors" by giving
feedback and recording the total number of times the safe behavior was performed in
the "Appreciative Feedback" column. Or correct "At Risk" behavior by giving feedback
and recording the total number of times the at risk behavior was performed in the
"Constructive Feedback" column. Provide only "Appreciative Feedback" or
"Constructive Feedback" for each behavior.
4 Steps of how to effectively provide Safe Work Methods Training. - ANS-1. Observation
(Three five minute observations = 15 minutes) 2. Explanation (Lecture = 10 minutes) 3.
Commentary (Show = 5 minutes) 4. Drill (Follow-up = 5 minutes)
5 Keys to preventing Slips and Falls. - ANS-1. Walk at a Brisk Pace. 2. Establish Firm
Footing. 3. Stay off Unsecured Conveying equipment. 4. Look Before stepping. 5.
Adjust for changing conditions
5 reasons when to perform Safe Work Methods Training - ANS-1. New Employee
Training. 2. Annual training. 3. Temporary Alternative Work (TAW) (first day) 4. Lost time
injury follow-up (first day) 5. Re-injury Prevention Program.
8 Keys to Lifting and Lowering - ANS-1. Get Close. 2. Position Feet. 3. Bend Knees. 4.
Test Weight. 5. Firm Grip. 6. Smooth & Steady Motion. 7. Move Feet. 8. Use Equipment
to Assist.
Ascending and Descending - ANS-Face Equipment or ladder, use every step, and use
three points of contact.
Explanation of the Observation Process: - ANS-Observations and safe behaviors are
calculated to determine "Percent Safe" for each behavior in my operation.
Explanation of the Observation Process: - ANS-Observations must be conducted daily
for the workgroup.
Explanation of the Observation Process: - ANS-Record one stroke count in the "Safe
Behavior" column when an employee uses a safe work method. Record one stroke
count in the "At Risk" column when an employee uses an unsafe work method.
Explanation of the Observation Process: - ANS-Reinforce "Safe Behaviors" by giving
feedback and recording the total number of times the safe behavior was performed in
the "Appreciative Feedback" column. Or correct "At Risk" behavior by giving feedback
and recording the total number of times the at risk behavior was performed in the
"Constructive Feedback" column. Provide only "Appreciative Feedback" or
"Constructive Feedback" for each behavior.
