Commitments
Run with a reflective belt or gear on during the hours of darkness. Research and work on new ways to ensure I keep food fresh and safe. My son has Celiac disease and sometimes we have cross contamination.
I will commit to walking 15,000 steps aday
I will commit to putting my phone on silence and refrain from distractions while driving.
I will commit to putting my phone on silent and away while driving. I will no longer text and drive.
For the next month, I will put my phone on "do not disturb" while driving and avoid other distracting activities like brushing my hair and applying makeup.
I will place my pocketbood on the back seat of the car when driving to avoid temporary distractions.
I commit to bringing my bear spray on my solo hikes for the 2 legged bears, and obtain conceal carry training/obtain permit so I can defend my self if needed. I've been in uncomfortable situations on the trail (not just hikers use the woods), and I don't want to be an easy target. Personal safety and self defense knowledge should be considered by ...
I will improve my safety at work by getting more people to help me lift heavy things, even if it takes longer to get help.
I'm continuously on a self-instigated rush...I'm going to stop putting myself, my family and my community at risk, and PUT THE PHONE DOWN (unless I'm the passenger).
Hello, I have trouble in maintaining safety for myself more than the patient. I need to learn how to improve safety to myself, so I can protect the patient and myself properly. I used to take care of the patient holistically and give them the optimum care and not to wait others’ favor. Therefore, sometime I feel that my safety is not important in some points ...
My commitment to safe patient handling is to make sure that I use the mobility aids that are available to me each and every time I move a patient in order to keep myself and my co-workers safe.
I commit to weight training 2 times a week and faithful use of my fitness pal.
I commit to not text and drive at all.
I commit to not texting and driving at all!
Texting is a huge distraction and cause of accidents and death. However, there are many more to consider such as eating, drinking, putting on makeup, fixing your hair, fiddling with the radio, using GPS, etc. that can cause an accident resulting in harm or death. I am committing to NOT using my phone at all while I'm driving and to be aware of the other ...
I will not text while driving - I will pull off and stop first.
To be more involved in workplace safety programs and issues.
I will commit to eliminating distracted driving by not playing with the radio while my vehicle is in motion.
I will not talk on the phone while driving
I always wear my seatbelt, however, occassionally I am distracted by the cell phone, so I make a commitment to not utilize the cell phone while driving! Safety first.
Although I don't often text and drive, I do text at light - I'm a crotch-texter. I will stop crotch-texting. I will put my phone in my purse in the back seat to help prevent the behaviour.
I will never text while driving. I will send out a message to my husband that I will be driving and cannot text. I will pull over and text if needed for emergency.
I commit to not looking at my phone at all while driving
I typically will wait for a red light/stop sign, but even so. It can wait. I don't want to put myself or anyone else's life in danger for stupidity! #itcanwait
Participate in the workplace safety taskforce.
I commit to safety in transferring patients, preparing medications and keeping the environment obstacle free. Since I am doing home care I am not currently involved in establishing safety guidelines. Since I am committed to my patients I would immediately report any unsafe condition I might identify in a home wherre I am caring for a patient. I know I ...
So that I am full of energy, alert, and able to avoid accidents.
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