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Connect the dots in the right order to reveal a hidden picture.

When you have finished, color in the picture!

4Let’s just run back down then!

Noooooo!

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Oh, no… this really wasn’t a good idea! Ooops, we’re going

to the wrong floor. That shoe store you wanted to visit was on the third floor!

YIKES!

This shoppingcenter is huge!

Let’s take the escalatorup. It will be a fun ride.

Remember, step on or off the escalator in the right direction.Going the wrong way can be dangerous for you and others! If you find yourself going to the wrong floor, stay on the escalator and then take another one up or down to the right floor.

Bob goes

the wrong way

I can’t quite keep it steady…

Look out below!This is harder than I thought.

Wow, we found some great shoes!

Now let’s go up this escalator…

I’m not sure if that’s a good idea!

I’ll just hold on tight.

Oh no!

Remember that escalators are not the way to travel with shopping carts, strollers or other heavy objects! Take the elevator instead.

Oops! Escalators

are not for shopping

carts

Bob and Max should never take the escalator with their shopping cart. Help them find their way through the maze to the elevator!

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Spot the difference. Max and Bob are traveling safely in the picture on the right. Find 5 mistakes in the left-hand picture.

Bob’s scarf and his trunk are between the doors, Bob is on a skateboard, Max is facing back, Max is not holding onto Bob.

Bob is not holding his shopping bag and his hand is not on the handrail. Bob’s shoelaces are untied and his scarf could get caught. Max is not holding onto Bob.

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Elevators are relaxing. We just press the button, and then wait for it to arrive.

Now stand clear, Bob. The doors are closing!

Yikes! I have to be more careful next time!

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When you enter the elevator, stay safe by standing away from the doors.

Look outBob, thedoors are

closing!

KONE is one of the global leaders

in the elevator and escalator

industry. We have been committed

to understanding the needs of our

customers for the past century,

providing industry-leading elevators,

escalators and automatic building

doors as well as innovative solutions

for modernization and maintenance.

KONE is present in over 50 countries

employing 37,000 dedicated experts.

The safety of the people who use

our products and services is seen

as paramount at KONE. KONE

communicates actively about safety

issues, and promotes the safe use

of the equipment we maintain by

organizing events for escalator and

elevator users. We also enhance the

safety of KONE products and services

through rigorous attention to our

design, manufacturing, installation,

and maintenance processes.

www.kone.com/safety

KONE Corporation

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This workbook is for informational and illustrative purposes only. It is not intended to be a comprehensive safety

guide. You should never try any of the unsafe activities described in this workbook. Always use the provided handrails,

and always pay close attention when boarding, riding, or exiting any escalator or elevator. All riders are responsible for

the safe and proper use of escalators and elevators. No statement contained in this workbook shall be construed as a

warranty or condition, expressed or implied, as to any product, its fitness for a particular purpose, or quality. KONE®

is a registered trademark of KONE Corporation. Copyright © 2012 KONE Corporation.