Safety Training Games & Activities for Manufacturing
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A presentation on using Safety Training Games & Activities in Manufacturing environments delivered at the American Society of Safety Engineers Professional Development Conference in Las Vegas in June 2013. Games and activities are a great way to get trainees to pay attention and retain information longer and this is especially important in safety training.
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Safety Training Games & Activities for Manufacturing
- 1. Safety Training Games &Safety Training Games & Activities for ManufacturingActivities for Manufacturing Linda Tapp, ALCM, CSP www.SafetyFUNdamentals.com ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 4. Total Learner Involvement Whole Mind and Body Active not Passive Collaboration Social ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 5. What Hazards Do You See? How Many? ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 8. What Are Your Biggest Training Challenges? ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 9. Ask in the Airplane What Did You Write? ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 10. Keeping… Fresh & Interesting Keeping Attention Competing with other priorities for time and resources Work force size Translators needed Varied learning style of mixed classes of multi-generational workers Product vs. Safety Getting 2-way dialogue in fast- paced environment ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 11. What Training Do You Deliver the Most? ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 12. Top Training Done in Manufacturing ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 14. Pictogram Partners - Draw 5-10 pictures - No talking - get your partner to guess each drawing - At the end of time, how many were guessed right ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 18. Safety Sequence What safety activities involve a specific sequence? ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 20. What is the Correct Order? ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 21. 1 - Inspect Work Area 2 – Inform Workers in the Area 3 – Turn Off Power 4 – Apply Lock and Tag 5 – Verify Power is Off 6 – Work on Equipment 7 – Clean Up Work Area 8 – Remove Lock and Tag ✓ 9 – Turn Power On 10 – Notify Others Work is Complete ✓©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 22. LOTO Layers Turn power off Apply Lock & Tag Inform others in area Clean Up Work Area Remove Lock & Tag Restart Equipment Shut-Down Equipment Verify Power is off Inspect Work Area Work on Equipment Work on Equipment ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 25. Safety Hangman Unsuccessful Guesses: E, G A D ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 26. Safety Hangman Unsuccessful Guesses: E, G, R A D ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 27. Safety Hangman Unsuccessful Guesses: E, G, R A DC I ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 32. Conditions to Sort Blocked Fire Extinguisher Unattended Running Forklift Storage too Close to Sprinkler Broken Window In door to Lab Blocked Electrical Panel Leaking Drum(Oily Substance) Hose RunningAcross Floor Unusual Smell Like Burning Rubber Missing RailingOn Stairs Large Puddle
- 34. Practical Information for all Games & Activities • Make Sure it Works • Make Sure It’s Not Too Hard • Make Sure You Have Enough Time • Make Sure Materials are Available • Make Sure You Have the Answers • Make Sure It’s Related!
- 35. Debriefing
- 36. Possible Debriefing Questions • What occurred in this activity that you could use back on the job? • What did you like least and most about this exercise? ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 39. Modifying Activities • Simplify • Adapt • Shorten/ Lengthen • Visuals instead of words ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 41. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A - Z Race A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ©SafetyFUNdamentals™ 2013
- 42. Please Stay in Touch! Free stuff www.Facebook.com/SafetyFUNdamentals •Linda@SafetyFUNdamentals.com •www.SafetyFUNdamentals.com •www.HazardHunt.com •www.GamesforSafety.com •Twitter@SafetyFUN