This additional piece of PPE is required when in the doghouse for loading/unloading.

This safety procedure must always be utilized before backing.

This area is the primary muster point at Neosho.

In the event of an emergency this 3-letter book is the best tool for next steps.

In the event of a spill/release that needs additional support to clean, this company's 1-800 number should be called.

Per Linde policy, PAMS must be calibrated at least this often.

This is the minimum distance that the trailer must be from the nearest railroad during unloading.

These areas are the only places smoking is allowed at Neosho.

Don't PASS over these four steps to using a fire Extinguisher.

Including REM (Rapid Eye Movement) and deep sleep, one sleep cycle lasts approximately this long.

Cuffless trousers are worn in all areas of the plant for this reason.

When the driver leaves the tractor trailer beyond this distance, they must ensure it is secured

If you were in the drivers room and a tornado warning came through, this is where you would shelter.

The B and F in BVSAFE (the six hazards that kill) stand for this

All employees have access to Safety Data Sheets for their facilities on this website.

Hardhats must be replaced at least this often

This item must be used under the trailer vent outlet for all oxygen deliveries if you're not on concrete.

This is the speed limit while inside the Neosho facility.

In the Smith System's "All Good Kids Love Milk" the L in Love stands for this key.

This is the number of blank drivers records that should be maintained at all times.

PAMS must be worn in the 9 inch space in front of your mouth and shoulders, also known as this.

This is the acceptable tread depth for steer tires.

PETs are located throughout the facility. PETs are used for this purpose.

All Linde employees must SAAY YES to Linde's 7 safety principles, the second S standing for this key requirement -

Julian was wearing these two additional pieces of PPE that likely saved his life.