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Presentation transcript:

Personal Safety Take Responsibility

2 Section I Introduction

3 Introduction Personal safety: ► in the workplace ► while driving ► while traveling

4 Section II Personal safety in the workplace

5 Safety rules ► Rules for recognized hazards ► Anticipate hazards ► Follow rules

6 Be prepared ► Review emergency action plan – do you know your department’s plan? ► Know how to call for help ► Respond within your training

7 Security concerns ► Security rules reduce risk of crime

8 Security concerns Watch for people who are: ► attempting to access restricted areas, materials ► loitering, strange behavior

9 Security concerns Watch for people who: ► make unusual requests, demands ► are carrying a weapon

10 Security concerns ► Don’t bring valuables to work ► Lock valuable property ► Limit cash

11 Security concerns Workplaces with increased risk: ► contact with public ► exchanging money ► delivery services ► mobile workplace

12 Security concerns Workplaces with increased risk: ► services to unstable persons ► working alone ► working nights, early a.m. ► high crime areas ► guard services

13 Security concerns Controls: ► limit cash ► security cameras ► alarms ► lighting

14 Security concerns Controls: ► restricted access ► safe areas ► communications

15 Security concerns ► Verify identities ► Don’t give out information ► Review privacy policies ► Use firewalls, virus software

16 Security concerns ► Select passwords ► Keep codes confidential ► Don’t open attachments

17 Security concerns ► Don’t enter info on websites ► Use caller I.D. ► Limit details on voice mail

18 Personal safety in the workplace Applies to ANY workplace

19 Section III Personal safety while driving

20 Before the trip Check the vehicle: ► damage ► tires ► fluids ► fuel ► operation of controls

21 Before the trip Planning: ► maps ► directions ► leave an itinerary ► documents ► emergency kit

22 Before the trip Emergency kit: ► Phone ► first aid supplies

23 Before the trip Emergency kit: ► warning signals ► water, food ► clothing ► tools

24 While driving ► Obey traffic laws ► Defensive driving ► Avoid distractions ► Know location

25 While driving ► No drowsy driving ► No hitchhikers ► Get gas ► Safe stops

26 When stopping In traffic: ► doors locked ► windows up ► leave room around vehicle

27 When stopping For breakdown, accident: ► stop in safe area ► remain in vehicle ► call for help

28 When stopping Leaving the vehicle: ► hide valuables ► lock doors ► set alarm ► remember location

29 Section IV Personal safety while traveling

30 Traveling Personal safety: ► airports, public transportation ► hotels ► shops, restaurants ► walking

31 Airports, public transportation ► Arrange ground transportation, connections ► Pack lightly ► Use inexpensive luggage

32 Airports, public transportation ► Dress comfortably ► Use automated check-in ► Wait in gate area

33 Airports, public transportation ► Use escort services ► Keep luggage close, sit by exit/driver ► Know taxi route

34 Personal safety in hotels ► Make reservations ► Get hotel info ► Leave hotel phone number in your itinerary

35 Personal safety in hotels ► Pack flashlight, emergency supplies ► Review evacuation plan ► Know how to call for help ► Lock the door

36 Personal safety in hotels ► Don’t give out hotel/room info ► Check who’s at the door

37 Personal safety in hotels ► Use a safe ► Keep light, radio, TV on ► Wait for a safe elevator ride

38 Personal safety in shops, restaurants ► Limit cash you carry ► Don’t show your wallet ► Avoid credit card theft

39 Personal safety while walking ► Review maps, directions ► Dress comfortably ► Carry a whistle

40 Personal safety while walking ► Stay in public areas ► Keep moving ► Limit cash ► Carry valuables in several pockets

41 Personal safety while walking ► Use cell phone ► Watch for escape routes ► Keep your distance from strangers

42 Personal safety under attack ► Keep your distance ► Offer your wallet ► Talk, remain calm

43 Personal safety under attack ► Don’t enter a vehicle ► Escape to safety, if possible ► Call for help

44 Section V Conclusion

45 Summary Personal safety: ► in the workplace ► while driving ► while traveling

46 Questions?