Recall and adapt CUS language for immediate safety concerns.
CUS What does CUS stand for in a safety escalation? A three-step assertion ladder. They say: We do not have time; just help me move her. We do not have time; just help me move her. A colleague wants to bypass the transfer plan. Your line I am uncomfortable with that. Her plan says two-person assist, so this is a safety issue. I will get the second helper now. Do not argue about work ethic; return to the documented safety requirement. The line is firm, specific, and offers an immediate safe action. Which line is CUS-ready? CUS should be unmistakable…
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