Question

julia waszyn mon, 7:45 am on behalf of the corporate safety & risk department cs&r wrc 3 - avoiding wc stop 1.2. stop: please answer the following question. how does stop help you reduce the risk of slips, trips and falls? reminds me to stop, tie my shoes, observe, and power walk reminds me to stop, think, observe, then proceed when navigating stairs, steps, or curbs reminds me to stop, think, offer advice, and pass others while walking on a level surface reminds me to stop, talk to my supervisor, observe, when patrolling * required

Explanation:

To reduce slips, trips, and falls, especially on stairs, steps, or curbs, the STOP method should logically involve stopping, thinking about safety, observing the environment, then proceeding. The option "Reminds me to Stop, Think, Observe, then Proceed when navigating stairs, steps, or curbs" aligns with this safety - focused approach. Other options have actions (like tying shoes, offering advice, talking to supervisor) that are not relevant to general slip/trip/fall prevention in this context.

Answer:

B. Reminds me to Stop, Think, Observe, then Proceed when navigating stairs, steps, or curbs