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Don’t be a super villain – Respect the ride
Over 80% of all elevator accidents are caused by user behaviour. Meet the usual suspects…
The Time-Cruncher
Was it a bird? A plane? A speeding locomotive? No! It’s the Time-Cruncher! Always in a hurry this super villain sticks their arm or leg in the elevator doors just as they are closing. USE THE BUTTONS - Don’t use your body to keep the doors open. Elevator doors closing on riders’ limbs are a common cause of injuries.
Was it a bird? A plane? A speeding locomotive? No! It’s the Time-Cruncher! Always in a hurry this super villain sticks their arm or leg in the elevator doors just as they are closing. USE THE BUTTONS - Don’t use your body to keep the doors open. Elevator doors closing on riders’ limbs are a common cause of injuries.
Distractinator
They seem like an average person but beware of their alter-ego Distractinator! Talking, texting or taking a selfie, this elevator super villain is oblivious to their surroundings and you! KEEP ALERT – Avoid distractions such as taking calls or reading text messages. Distracted riders are much more likely to have an accident while using an elevator.
They seem like an average person but beware of their alter-ego Distractinator! Talking, texting or taking a selfie, this elevator super villain is oblivious to their surroundings and you! KEEP ALERT – Avoid distractions such as taking calls or reading text messages. Distracted riders are much more likely to have an accident while using an elevator.
Dooms DayDreamer
Earthlings watch out! This dastardly dreamer has their head in the clouds. You’ll know this super villain because they’re always unaware of what’s around them. WATCH YOUR STEP - Slips, trips and falls are common accidents when entering or exiting an elevator.
Earthlings watch out! This dastardly dreamer has their head in the clouds. You’ll know this super villain because they’re always unaware of what’s around them. WATCH YOUR STEP - Slips, trips and falls are common accidents when entering or exiting an elevator.
Don’t Be an Elevator Super Villain - Respect the Ride
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