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Standard shipping rate is $14.95 for orders under $75. Shipping discount applies to customers without negotiated freight terms that pay list price, and is only valid for orders shipped within Canada to an eligible location. Locations with shipping surcharges will not be eligible for free shipping.
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We created a plan to reduce our injury rate by 50%. The company implemented Kiken Yochi Training (KYT), a Japanese inspired training plan that focuses on hazard (Kiken) and prediction (Yochi). I wanted to increase the effectiveness of KYT by promoting a hands-on approach to training, which I have found is the best method to prepare workers for what might happen on a shop floor. We put our employees through a series of exercises. We asked workers to dress a “Safety Man” with the appropriate PPE for their assigned application. We let workers test the difference between Kevlar gloves and a cotton glove by allowing them to cut through both materials with a razor and scissors. We also gave workers a hammer and asked them to test the strength of a steel-toed shoe.
We created a plan to reduce our injury rate by 50%. The company implemented Kiken Yochi Training (KYT), a Japanese inspired training plan that focuses on hazard (Kiken) and prediction (Yochi). I wanted to increase the effectiveness of KYT by promoting a hands-on approach to training, which I have found is the best method to prepare workers for what might happen on a shop floor. We put our employees through a series of exercises. We asked workers to dress a “Safety Man” with the appropriate PPE for their assigned application. We let workers test the difference between Kevlar gloves and a cotton glove by allowing them to cut through both materials with a razor and scissors. We also gave workers a hammer and asked them to test the strength of a steel-toed shoe.
