Track Overview
The job: keep the equipment working and the people whole.
The shift: setup, service, close, and the maintenance that happens on neither.
What makes it different: injuries cluster at stations rather than in people, per the bar's Module 2 — and when they do, the answer is in the layout and the tools and it is usually visible in five minutes of standing there and looking.
Prerequisites: Modules 4, 5, 25, and the bar's Module 2.
Contents
- Burns and Hot Oil
- Cuts and Glass
- Slips and the Floor
- Gas, Fire and Suppression
- Equipment Condition as a Safety and Quality Variable
- Lifting, Reaching and the Long Shift
- Chemicals
- The Outdoor Pit as a Workplace
- Working Alone
- Building the Habits That Hold Under Pressure
Lessons
- Lesson 1 — Burns and Hot Oil
- Lesson 2 — Cuts and Glass
- Lesson 3 — Slips and the Floor
- Lesson 4 — Gas, Fire and Suppression
- Lesson 5 — Equipment Condition as a Safety and Quality Variable
- Lesson 6 — Lifting, Reaching and the Long Shift
- Lesson 7 — Chemicals
- Lesson 8 — The Outdoor Pit as a Workplace
- Lesson 9 — Working Alone
- Lesson 10 — Building the Habits That Hold Under Pressure