DESCRIPTION:
In this video, Steve emphasizes the importance of safety and focus in the workplace. Using a basketball analogy at the four-minute mark, he shows how awareness and precision -just like on the court- can help prevent accidents and improve efficiency. Steve reminds us that only trained operators should handle equipment like hand trucks, pallet jacks, and ladders. Always inspect equipment before use, and remember that you are responsible for its condition. Double-check load capacities and stay cautious around uneven surfaces like ramps and loading docks. Slow down around blind spots and intersections, and always watch your speed. When working with loading docks, ensure the area is in good condition, report any damage, and make sure trucks are properly docked. Dock plates and wheel chocks are crucial, and clear communication with drivers is essential for safety.

0011 is a full video of the T-shirt with the famous last words “It will only take a second” Rushing through tasks increases the risk of accidents. Take your time! Stay safe! But most importantly, make sure those words are not your last.

TIPS ON HOW TO MAXIMIZE THIS VIDEO:
It’s almost always best to set up and debrief a video. This means before you show the video; give them something to look for, write down, remember, or list out from the video. Basically, you’re giving your crew something to look for to their raise curiosity such as, “Toward the end of this video it Steve talks about loading docks. See what you can learn from this video regarding loading docks.” This is what I mean by set up the video. Now they are paying more attention! And you are guaranteeing participating when you debrief (or discuss) the video after showing it because your people already know they are looking for something or they were supposed to write something down (or remember one thing from the video). Be yourself. Have fun with it. Vary your methods each time. See what works best with your audience.

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