WINTER SAFETY TOPICS SAFE WINTER DRIVING COLD WEATHER INJURY OUTDOOR SAFETY HOME SAFETY HALLOWEEN
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1 2015/16
2 WINTER SAFETY TOPICS SAFE WINTER DRIVING COLD WEATHER INJURY OUTDOOR SAFETY HOME SAFETY HALLOWEEN
3 VEHICLE SAFETY TOOLS IMCOM SAFETY WEBSITE ARMY COMBAT READINESS CENTER USAG-BAVARIA SAFETY WEBSITE
4 WINTERIZE YOUR VEHICLE BATTERY ANTIFREEZE WIPERS & FLUID IGNITION SYSTEM THERMOSTAT LIGHTS KEEP AT LEAST ½ TANK OF GAS ALL SEASON OR WINTER TIRES HAZARD LIGHTS EXHAUST SYSTEM HEATER BRAKES DEFROSTER OIL LEVEL
5 WINTER CAR KIT SNOW BRUSH W/ SCRAPER FLASHLIGHT W/ BATTERIES BLANKET MITTENS, SOCKS & HAT SMALL SHOVEL SACK OF SAND OR KITTY LITTER JUMPER CABLES HAZARD TRIANGLE WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID REFLECTIVE SAFETY VEST FIRST AID KIT
6 BE PREPARED BRING YOUR FRIENDS DRESS FOR THE WEATHER
7 AUTOBAHN HAZARDS Slow your autobahn speed in poor weather triple your following distance.
8 AUTOBAHN HAZARDS Most autobahn accidents occur at the exits. Anticipate tight curves and ice slow down.
9 PEEP HOLE DRIVERS GET THE BIG PICTURE, CLEAR ALL ICE AND SNOW BEFORE DRIVING. LEAVE EARLIER! DON T BE A PEEP HOLE DRIVER!
10 WINTER DRIVING
11 Call for Road Info: , Listen to AFN Radio
12 WINTER DRIVING SLOW DOWN Triple your following distance from car ahead Stay in plowed lanes To switch lanes Slow down, signal, and move over slowly Steer in the direction of the skid For braking use gentle pressure only Long drives are stressful, get 8 hours sleep prior and breaks every 2 hours
13 Black Ice Dull Sheen on Road Frost on the Windshield Expect & Plan for Ice Bridges Freeze First No Cruise Control No Sudden Turns, Braking or Acceleration Increase Following Distance Have Good All Season or Winter Tires
14 WEAR YOUR SEATBELT!
15 COLD WEATHER SAFETY
16 COLD WEATHER INJURIES Hypothermia Frostbite Chilblains Immersion/Trench Foot Dehydration Sunburn Snow Blindness Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
17 COLD WEATHER INJURIES HYPOTHERMIA Lowering of body s core temp. Body heat lost faster than it can be generated. COUNTERMEASURES Stay physically fit Keep active Wear clothes properly and keep them dry (wet clothes=colder) Eat properly and often Drink at least 3.5 quarts of water a day
18 COLD WEATHER INJURIES COLD WEATHER COUNTERMEASURES Do not wear tight boots and socks Use the Buddy System Carry extra socks and mitten liners Move do not stay still for long periods Beware the wind chill Watch children carefully for signs of frostbite Skin Freezes at 28 o F
19 COLD WEATHER INJURIES CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) POISONING - invisible, odorless, colorless gas created when fuels (such as gasoline, wood, coal, natural gas, propane, oil, and methane) burn. The possibility for poisoning exists whenever a stove, fire, gasoline heater, or internal combustion engine is used indoors. SYMPTOMS: Headache, dizziness, confusion, yawning, weariness, nausea, ringing in the ears and bright red color on lips and skin COUNTER MEASURES Use only authorized heaters in well vented areas No sleeping in running vehicle Inspect heating system and fireplaces annually Install a CO detector
20 Slips and Falls Leading cause of our lost time accidents Snow & Ice Removal Policy Have a detail planned to remove snow Remove snow then salt the surface
21 WINTER RECREATION SAFETY THINK SAFETY WHEN PLANNING YOUR ACTIVITIES GET IN SHAPE AND KNOW YOUR LIMIT!!
22 RECREATION SAFETY Smart Move - Dress right/wear protective equipment - Ensure equipment is in good condition - Know the hazards of the activity - Follow established activity safety rules - Know the terrain
23 RECREATION SAFETY Take a Lesson - Skier & snowboarder - lessons from a qualified instructor - Key to safe skiing/snowboarding is: CONTROL Be Aware: - Watch for other skiers/snowboarders - Snow conditions and changes - Your technique - Terrain (Ice)
24 RECREATION SAFETY Dress in Layers - Layers accommodate body's changing temperature - Dress in polypropylene underwear, dries quickly, absorbs sweat and keeps you warm - Wear a turtleneck, sweater and jacket Eye Protection - Always wear eye protection, glasses/goggles on slopes
25 Be prepared. RECREATION SAFETY - Mother Nature is unpredictable - Bring a headband/hat - 60 percent of heat-loss is through the head - Wear proper gloves/mittens
26 RECREATION SAFETY Ice Facts - Stay off the ice, unless known to be safe - Snow hides cracks and weak areas - Slush is a danger sign - Never be on ice alone buddy system
27 HOLIDAY SAFETY
28 HEATER SAFETY Plug heaters directly into wall socket, never an extension cord Place heaters where they can not be tipped over Never leave unattended Do not use heaters to dry clothes or other items Keep area around heater clear of clothing and combustible materials Does it have a tip switch?
29 HOLIDAY LIGHTS Don t use tacks, nails or metal staples to secure light strands Use insulated staples Pre-installed hooks are safe and convenient Install lights without power (unplug) Avoids shock if you touch overlooked exposed wire Fasten outdoor lights securely to protect from wind damage
30 LADDER SAFETY Fall Protection Use fall protection if working over heights > 10 feet Ladder Safety Inspect and use ladder appropriate for the job Second person to hold ladder
31 Kids vs. Cars: Be reflective or have lights Stay on sidewalks Have a parent with kids No running Costumes: Use fire retardant costumes Keep candles, heaters, or other flames away from doors and walkways Keep costume short to avoid trips
32 USE COMPOSITE RISK MANAGEMENT ALWAYS
33 USAG-Bavaria SAFETY OFFICE NCO RM - 43
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