Managing Rush, Frustration, Fatigue Risks
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ScribdTranslationsUnit #4 – Urgency, Frustration, Fatigue and
Complacency / Excessive Confidence
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SAFESTART Unit #4 – Rush, Frustration, Fatigue & Complacency
Unit #4 - Introductory Comments
• This Unit is the one that is likely
needs less introduction.
• We all know that haste,
frustration, fatigue, and complacency
(excess of confidence) contribute to
the injuries.
• Perhaps we didn't know that it
they are found in 95% of the injuries
• This unit explains what we can
take action to minimize the risk of
injuries if we are in one of these
states.
SAFESTART Unit #4 – Hurry, Frustration, Fatigue & Complacency
Unit #4 - Video Segment 1
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Unit #4 – Workbook
Please read workbook 4
The workbook has the same format as
questions and answers that Units 1 to
3. Please answer the questions and then
back to the page to find the
answers.
You will find some repetition but not because
the concepts may be difficult to understand.
The purpose of this repetition is for
help us maintain these concepts in
mind so that we can use them in a way
automatic without trying to remember them. The
Seconds count when we seek to prevent
errors - especially on the road.
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Unit #4 – Video Segment 2
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Unit #4 - Group Discussions
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Unit #4 – Group Discussions
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Unit #4 – Group Discussions
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SAFESTART Unit #4 – Rush, Frustration, Fatigue & Complacency
Unit #4 - Group Discussions
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Group Discussions
•To drive •House •Work
•Farm •Sports •Youth
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Group Discussions
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Unit #4 – Closing Comments
What to Practice:
• We have to learn to self-detonate quickly in the
hurry, frustration, or fatigue to prevent the mistake.
• For complacency, we will have to work on improving our
habits and looking for patterns of state to error in others.
• Hurry • Eyes not on the task Mayor
Mayor
• Frustration • Lie not in the task Minor it becomes
• Fatigue • Line of Fire
•Balance/Traction/Grip Almost
• Complacency Accident Minor
Risk
• Next Session — Time, Place Near Miss
• Please take the workbook with you. Risk with
• Thank you for your participation
a critical error
SafeStart Unit #4 Final
Rush, Frustration, Fatigue, and Complacency
Thank you