Observation Safety: Narrative vs Judgment

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Identify narrative vs judgment statements. We narrate first. Judge last.

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Suzanne Freeman

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Observation Safety: Narrative vs Judgment


Froggy Jumps Observation Safety: Narrative vs JudgmentVersion en ligne Identify narrative vs judgment statements. We narrate first. Judge last. par Suzanne Freeman 1 Which statement is a narrative observation? a The breakroom power strip is daisy-chained to reach a microwave. b The owner is lazy and has allowed a dangerous amount of trash to pile up. c Three red 5-gallon containers labeled 'Gasoline' stored near the water heater. 2 Which is a judgmental statement? a The owner is lazy and has allowed a dangerous amount of trash to pile up. b Three red 5-gallon containers labeled 'Gasoline' are near the water heater. c The exit door has a deadbolt lock and panic hardware. 3 Which of the following describes a factual configuration as required in a professional fire inspection report? a The storage room is a disaster and poses a significant fire risk to the building. b The exit door is illegal because it has been improperly modified with a deadbolt. c A power strip in the breakroom is plugged into another power strip to reach a microwave. 4 Which statement uses emotional adjectives? a The owner is lazy and has allowed a dangerous amount of trash to pile up. b The fire extinguisher is hidden behind coats. c Gasoline containers near the water heater. 5 Which is a narrative description of hardware? a The exit door on the North wall is equipped with a deadbolt lock and panic hardware. b A power strip is daisy-chained to reach a microwave. c The owner is lazy and has allowed a dangerous amount of trash to pile up. 6 Identify the judgment example. a 'The fire extinguisher is totally useless because it's hidden behind a bunch of coats.' b 'A power strip in the breakroom is plugged into another power strip to reach a microwave.' c Three 5-gal gas cans sit on the floor within 2' of a heater. 7 Which of the following statements represents a Factual Configuration (Narrative) rather than a Judgment? a The breakroom has a dangerous electrical setup because the power strips are daisy-chained. b The exit door is illegal because it has a deadbolt lock installed above the panic hardware. c Three 5-gallon gasoline containers are stored on the floor within 2 feet of the water heater. 8 Which statement labels the content rather than describing it? a Three red 5-gallon containers labeled 'Gasoline' are stored near the water heater. b The owner is lazy and has allowed a dangerous amount of trash to pile up. c The fire extinguisher is hidden behind coats. 9 Which of the following descriptions incorrectly uses judgmental language rather than a factual narrative? a A 4-foot by 4-foot stack of cardboard boxes is located directly in front of the rear exit door. b The shop floor is a total mess, creating a dangerous tripping hazard for employees. c Three 5-gallon gasoline containers are stored on the floor within 2 feet of the water heater. 10 Which statement violates the "Narrate First" principle by jumping to a legal conclusion? a The exit door on the North wall is equipped with a deadbolt lock in addition to panic hardware. b A power strip in the breakroom is plugged into another power strip to reach a microwave. c The owner has installed an illegal deadbolt that makes the exit door a death trap.

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Observation Safety: Narrative vs JudgmentVersion en ligne

par Suzanne Freeman

Which statement is a narrative observation?

Which is a judgmental statement?

Which of the following describes a factual configuration as required in a professional fire inspection report?

Which statement uses emotional adjectives?

Which is a narrative description of hardware?

Identify the judgment example.

Which of the following statements represents a Factual Configuration (Narrative) rather than a Judgment?

Which statement labels the content rather than describing it?

Which of the following descriptions incorrectly uses judgmental language rather than a factual narrative?

Which statement violates the "Narrate First" principle by jumping to a legal conclusion?