People lose about a third of their higher processing ability during a crisis. Most plans are written for review, and read fine in a conference room. These eight questions test whether yours holds up when someone is standing in a hallway with a phone in their hand. Read the thinking behind them.
The summary downloads as a one-page PDF. A WorldSafe Risk Snapshot puts a practitioner in your building for a day, and returns every gap they find, scored by severity, within 5 business days.
Whether your safety information is reachable and usable when people are under pressure. It covers eight points: findability, named backups, the first 15 minutes, outside review, training frequency, written escalation authority, new-hire orientation, and whether the plan has been drilled.
About two minutes. Eight questions, answered yes, no, or not sure.
No. The score and the gap list appear as soon as you finish. The email field is optional and sends the written version.
The result lists the points where your team would stall. A WorldSafe Risk Snapshot takes the same questions into your building and scores what a practitioner finds on site.
WorldSafe CEO Joe Heinzen joined host Peter Steinfeld on AlertMedia’s The Employee Safety Podcast to talk through why complete plans stall in the first 15 minutes. These eight questions came out of that work.
A WorldSafe practitioner walks your site, scores every gap by severity, and delivers a written report within 5 business days.
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