The safety of our students, teachers and staff is our #1 priority. These few slides will remind all of us to slow down, be aware of our surroundings, and how we can all do our part of making the District a safe place to work.
If you have any questions, please call Insurance Services at 801-567-8146 or Brandon Conti in Risk Management at 801-567-8876.
Ice & Snow Safety - Use extra caution this winter
- Don’t hurry
- Wear slip-resistant footwear
- Clean up spills immediately
- Keep skid-resistant door mats near entrances
- Anticipate hazards as you are walking
- Try and keep one hand free to use handrails
- Keep hand on handle when getting in & out of a vehicle
- Try avoid climbing ladders in cold weather
- Look for pathways that are clear of snow & ice
Slips, trips & falls - How to minimize your risk
- Avoid using your electronic devices when walking
- Assess the area prior to beginning work
- Pay attention to outdoor footing after it rains or snows
- Never jump from any height
- Practice good housekeeping
- Wear shoes that have tread for the work surface
- Do not skip stairs when walking up or down them
- Use “Wet Floor” signs when floors are slippery
- If you see an unsafe condition like a broken handrail, report it
- Slow down and take smaller steps
- Watch where you are walking for potential trouble spots
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Ladder Safety Practices
- Always maintain at least three points of contact with the ladder: both feet and one hand
- Make sure to tie off extension ladders when required
- Do not place ladders on slippery or uneven surfaces
- Do not carry materials in your hands when climbing a ladder
- Inspect the ladder for missing or broken parts prior to use
- Your belly button should always be between the side rails of the ladder
Reminder - The first snowfall of the season is more dangerous than subsequent snowfalls
Winter Driving
- Slow down for wet, snowy, icy conditions
- Avoid quick braking or acceleration
- Find out about driving conditions before you go
- Everytime – buckle up
- Turn signals, brake lights and windows need to be cleared of snow
- You should never use cruise control in winter weather conditions
This endorsement program is open to K-12 contracted licensed personnel in Jordan School District. This does not include substitute teachers or paraprofessionals who are licensed.
Understanding the proper budget code to utilize when coding payroll for employees has been a struggle for staff. Our current function and object codes are numerous and confusing. In an effort to simplify and streamline our budget codes, Accounting has updated function and object codes. You can view the updated Department Budget Code Book by going to the 
Many employees received multiple medical ID cards from PEHP. 
