Every year, fall protection is on OSHA’s list of the Top Ten Most Cited Violations.
And falls are also always a significant contributor to workplace injuries and fatalities as well.
Playing a fall prevention and protection word game won’t solve all those problems. We need better training, more onsite observations, more detail to incident report, and more.
But that said, this word game can help remind you of some important issues related to fall prevention and protection. And it’s fun, too, so you might want to use this in your next safety meeting.
Convergence Training is a training solutions provider with a long history of creating EHS training solutions.
Click the links to learn more about our training management solutions, eLearning course libraries, and custom training solutions. Download our FREE Guide to Effective EHS TrainingHere’s the game. It’s based on the OSHA reg, so you should be familiar with it and it should be relevant to you.
If you want to download this game, you can. Just click the download button below.
Please note, though, that what you’ll download is a zipped folder in a format called SCORM. You can’t just open the folder and “play” the game that way. Instead, what you CAN do is take that zipped folder, import it into your SCORM-compliant LMS, and then play it from the LMS. So if you want to download and play this game, you need a SCORM-compliant LMS.
If you need more information about that, check out these two articles:
Of course, if you don’t have an LMS, or just don’t want to use it, you can always come back to this page of the Convergence Training blog and play the game here.
But if you DO have a SCORM-compliant LMS, go ahead and download that word game.
You may also want to check out some sample highlights from our library of online health and safety training courses.
Nice Work, this kind of material reinforces stuff we knew, but may not know off the tip of our tongue. Well Done.
Very Well done. Keep up the great work. Quiz's are great reinforcers.
Thanks, Chief Ron. Watch for another Word Game quiz on Friday.
Awsome Jeff! This will keep the fun in learning!
Thanks for the nice words, Sherri. Glad you liked it. We have some more on the blog along the same lines.
Now–what are you doing working on Sunday night? Take a break!
Happy holidays to you….cheers 🙂