1. Winter Weather Safety

2. Signs posted at facility entrances that indicate icy conditions.
Winter Weather
Driving
Is Your Vehicle Ready? Wipers? Tires? Lights?
Winter road conditions require your extra attention.
Stay off the phone, drive at a safe and legal speed.
Walking
Avoid carrying large objects/packages. These may obstruct your view or cause you to lose your balance.
Wear appropriate footwear. It is recommended that when wet/icy conditions exist, employees wear slip-resistant footwear with no heals.
Report icy conditions to security
May sound funny, but Walk like a Penguin
Signs posted at facility entrances that indicate icy conditions.

3. How to walk on ice

4. Winter Safety Awareness
Report unsafe conditions of the sidewalks and parking lot to Site Security at
Our outdoor maintenance service contractor is very proactive and aggressive at maintaining our sidewalks and parking areas. They strive to have sidewalks and the parking lot clear before start of business daily.
Should conditions change rapidly on site, our Facility Services Team Members will assist in ensuring employee safety.

5. EHS Manager – Chris Tanner
Office:
EHS Technician – Charles Bates
Office: