What are the three questions to discuss regarding STKY on a job site?

• A. What is STKY on this jobsite? When a STKY event happens, what will protect you and the crew? Is that protection enough or do you need more?
• B. What are the top hazards on this site, who is responsible for safety, and what PPE is required?
• C. How do you report a near-miss, where is the first aid kit, and when is the next safety meeting?
• D. What is STKY, what are the main types of energy, and how should you respond to an emergency?

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that STKY safety on a job site hinges on three site-specific questions: what STKY means on this particular site, what protection is in place during a STKY event, and whether that protection is enough or if more measures are needed. Focusing on these three asks ensures everyone knows exactly what to expect, what safeguards exist, and whether additional safeguards are required to stay safe.

This is why the best choice asks those exact questions: it directly targets understanding STKY as it applies to this jobsite, identifies the protective actions or systems in place during a STKY event, and evaluates whether those protections are sufficient. The other options cover hazards, PPE, reporting procedures, or general safety topics, but they don’t center on the three specific STKY-related questions that guide a proactive and site-specific safety plan.