lab safety Crossword Puzzles
Food Safety 2020-10-17
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- Nontyphoidal Salmonella is commonly available in ……… and eggs
- Food items should be stored away from walls and at least ……. Inches off the floor.
- ………………… contamination is the transfer of harmful microorganisms from one food or surface to another
- Viruses that causes food related illnesses mainly come from ……………
- When two or more people get the same illness after eating the same food, it is called an ……………
- Washing your ………… is one of the best ways to reduce the risk of food related illness.
- Disposable gloves should change after ………. hours of continuous use
- One of the common symptoms of food related illness
- Single celled microorganisms that live in soil,water and the bodies of plant and animals
- Maintaining a clean condition in-order to promote hygiene and prevent disease
- Food which need time and temperature control to limit pathogen growth called ……… food
- ………… thermometers are using to check the surface temperature of a griddle
- HACCP is part of the Food Safety ........ System
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- Microorganisms that causes food…………….. does not change the appearance, smell or taste of any food
- it is important for everyone to maintain good ...........hygiene
- Illness is any illness that is caused by
- Bacteria and ……………… are the most common causes of food related illness
- One of the common food allergen
- Acronym for “conditions for bacteria to grow"
- …………… Is an allergy symptom
- Microwave is one of the ……………… method
- One of the major virus that causes Food related illness.
- Never use …………… equipment to reheat the food, unless it is built to do so.
- Organisms which cannot see from naked eye called ………………
- Ice point method and ………… point method, are two ways to calibrate a thermometer.
- Red color chopping board should use to process the raw .......
- Ice scoop should dip in ………….. bucket after each use.
- Chopping board color for Ready To Eat food is .............
- Service krew must hold the dishes by the bottom or …....
- Minimum cooking temperature of ground fish/meat is ………… degrees of Celsius
- Chopped potatoes for soup can be handled with …….. hands
- How many times you can reheat the cooked food?
32 Clues: …………… Is an allergy symptom • One of the common food allergen • Microwave is one of the ……………… method • Illness is any illness that is caused by • Acronym for “conditions for bacteria to grow" • How many times you can reheat the cooked food? • HACCP is part of the Food Safety ........ System • One of the common symptoms of food related illness • ...
Safety Crossword:) 2021-10-04
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- what you use to handle
- can cause harm to your lungs and respiratory system
- to keep food warm
- how bacteria is spread
- can cause bodily harm to you
- used to cook your ingredients
- used to keep your hands clean while you cook
- must be used in order to keep you from injury can lead to hurt
- to insure that the food stays bacteria free
- can happen if your not being careful
- can latch onto animals or even in your food
- can lead to death
- can lead to germs
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- to keep everything safe and clean
- used to level dry ingredients
- must be above or below this temp
- another type of bacteria
- this can lead to another sickness
- used to measure liquid ingredients
- is a bacteria in eggs
- the amount of danger it could possibly be
- can spread very quickly
- not healthy and can lead to sickness
- can put you in the hospital
- this is important to keep away bacteria
- used to bake your batter
26 Clues: to keep food warm • can lead to death • can lead to germs • is a bacteria in eggs • what you use to handle • how bacteria is spread • can spread very quickly • another type of bacteria • used to bake your batter • can cause bodily harm to you • can put you in the hospital • used to level dry ingredients • used to cook your ingredients • must be above or below this temp • ...
Safety Crossword:) 2021-10-04
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- used to measure liquid ingredients
- the amount of danger it could possibly be
- must be above or below this temp
- can put you in the hospital
- is a bacteria in eggs
- not healthy and can lead to sickness
- must be used in order to keep you from injury can lead to hurt
- can spread very quickly
- to insure that the food stays bacteria free
- this is important to keep away bacteria
- can cause bodily harm to you
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- used to bake your batter
- to keep food warm
- what you use to handle
- to keep everything safe and clean
- used to level dry ingredients
- how bacteria is spread
- this can lead to another sickness
- can latch onto animals or even in your food
- can happen if your not being careful
- used to cook your ingredients
- can lead to germs
- used to keep your hands clean while you cook
- another type of bacteria
- can cause harm to your lungs and respiratory system
- can lead to death
26 Clues: to keep food warm • can lead to germs • can lead to death • is a bacteria in eggs • what you use to handle • how bacteria is spread • can spread very quickly • used to bake your batter • another type of bacteria • can put you in the hospital • can cause bodily harm to you • used to level dry ingredients • used to cook your ingredients • must be above or below this temp • ...
Safety Module 2021-08-04
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- unit staff reports concerns to the
- notifies nursing staff of critical lab values
- Should not be used if patient has C.diff
- never leave the allergy history blank, use this abbreviation if no allergies
- used in place of Q.D.
- scale used to assess patient's skin integrity
- catheter associated urinary tract infection
- Who is responsible for fall prevention?
- 2 patient identifiers
- most preventable cause of hospital deaths
- what color arm band does a fall risk patient wear?
- if an infection occurs within 30 days post op, it is still considered this
- patient's armband and medication should always be scanned where?
- last resort for medical healing/ behavior control
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- hearing the alarm, without "hearing" the alarm
- lead the list of healthcare associated conditions for patients, guests, and staff
- perform foley care at least ___ per shift
- technique used with central line dressing and tubing changes
- What does B stand for in SBAR?
- components of a medication order includes: name, DOB, medication, dose, route, reason and ___
- Greatly decreases the spread of germs
- requires 2 nurses to check dosage (I in PINCH)
- when can alarms be turned off?
- phone orders must be _______ to the prescriber for clarification
- how long does the nurse have to notify provider of critical values
- head of bed should be kept at what degree
26 Clues: used in place of Q.D. • 2 patient identifiers • What does B stand for in SBAR? • when can alarms be turned off? • unit staff reports concerns to the • Greatly decreases the spread of germs • Who is responsible for fall prevention? • Should not be used if patient has C.diff • perform foley care at least ___ per shift • most preventable cause of hospital deaths • ...
Safety Crossword 2021-08-20
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- turn down bell volume on _________
- do not initiate or participate in _____ behaviors
- a form of _______ used to work with or fix machines
- occupational _______ & health association
- Most fire extinguishers are ____
- take _____ when trying to prevent CTS
- must be marked with ______
- most _____ office-related injury
- stress is a build-up of _______
- ____ your screen on a regular basis
- when using a chain as a stepping stool, make sure the back is _______
- occurs before a person starts a new ____
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- don't _____ over cords
- Must be easy to locate in case of an emergency
- pull from handle, not the drawer
- oversees infectious _____, STDs, vaccines, traveler's health and poison control
- get fresh _____
- check cords ______
- take _____ in natural settings as much as possible
- no _____ should interfere with walkways
- Use ____ and supplies that are ergonomically correct
- The 3 P's are _____, practice, post
- ________ with disabilities act
- You cannot collect worker's __________ if there is an accident report on file.
- should be designated to well-______ areas
- Can result in more _____ because you're not as aware and focused
- keep ____ level with elbows
27 Clues: get fresh _____ • check cords ______ • don't _____ over cords • must be marked with ______ • keep ____ level with elbows • ________ with disabilities act • stress is a build-up of _______ • pull from handle, not the drawer • Most fire extinguishers are ____ • most _____ office-related injury • turn down bell volume on _________ • The 3 P's are _____, practice, post • ...
Safety Assignment 2021-08-22
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- Lead the list of healthcare associated conditions for patients, guests, and staff!
- Errors in _________ have been identified as the number one cause of medical errors that harm patients!
- SCRMC uses a "Falling Leaves" sign, a ________ arm band, a _________ door magnet, and _________ non-skid socks to indicate a patient at risk for falls.
- Is responsible for fall prevention!
- Nearly all hospital equipment has built-in alarms to alert users about malfunctions, misconnections, patient status and more.
- Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services.
- Healthcare Associated Infections.
- Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale.
- Surgical Site Infection.
- Makes available to the public hospital ranking in comparison to national, state, or local score through medicare.gov under "Hospital Compare."
- Are the last resort for medical healing or behavior control.
- Record care provider notified, the specifics of information exchanged and the outcome of that communication.
- Place ________ "Defective" label on malfunctioning equipment and return to BioMed for evaluation.
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- Name and date of birth.
- Is a tool to aid the caregiver in gathering in necessary information that needs to be relayed to another provider.
- Is given by the physician; nursing witnesses the patient signature!
- Assess the patient's skin on admission, every shift, upon change in patient condition, upon transfer to another unit or transfer to another facility for skin impairments using the ______.
- Staff hears multiple _________ or alarms daily- call lights, bathroom pull cords, IV pumps, and more.
- Not a HIPPA violation.
- Central Line Associated Blood Stream Infection.
- The means by which the patient's medications and how taken at home are verified and made available for the care provider to continue, modify, or discontinue while the patient is in the hospital.
- _______ be alert to every alarm.
- Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infection.
- Venous Thromboembolism/ Pulmonary Emboli.
- _______ hygiene decreases the spread of germs!
- ALARMS ARE _________ TO BE TURNED OFF.
26 Clues: Not a HIPPA violation. • Name and date of birth. • Surgical Site Infection. • _______ be alert to every alarm. • Healthcare Associated Infections. • Is responsible for fall prevention! • Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services. • ALARMS ARE _________ TO BE TURNED OFF. • Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale. • Venous Thromboembolism/ Pulmonary Emboli. • ...
Safety Stuff 2021-09-16
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- A type of shoe that has a metal guard around the toe
- Messing around in the work place
- Used to protect your eyes
- The condition of being protected
- Color for Radiation hazard
- A type of hazard that could happen if combined with other events
- Angle __________
- Keeping tools,Machines and the work enviroment in the best condition
- To clean
- The wrong attitude in the workplace
- A dangerous situation that could lead to an accident
- Color for stop
- Type of saw that is in a table
- The place where all of your tools are placed
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- Amount of seconds fire extengushers work
- an immediate danger
- The right _________ is needed in the workplace to prevent accidents
- Identifying and correcting hazardous situations
- Color forSafety Information
- Color for Caution-Physical Hazards
- Color for Warning-Dangerous parts/Energized equipment
- Type of hazard that is visable and
- Type of saw used to cut angles and different cuts
- amount of volts needed to kill
- Type of hazard that cannot be seen
- Quick to notice any unsafe situation
- Color for go
- A device used to cut wood
28 Clues: To clean • Color for go • Color for stop • Angle __________ • an immediate danger • Used to protect your eyes • A device used to cut wood • Color for Radiation hazard • Color forSafety Information • amount of volts needed to kill • Type of saw that is in a table • Messing around in the work place • The condition of being protected • Color for Caution-Physical Hazards • ...
Safety Puzzle 2021-09-15
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- being to confident
- all safety rules and staying alert
- injury from the inside
- how much current can kill
- the color for warning of dangerous parts
- a situation that is visible and creates immediate danger.
- being ready
- the color for safety information
- a dangerous situation that can cause an accident
- an existing dangerous situation that is hidden from obvious view
- the color for stop/danger/fire/emergency
- the color for caution
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- keeping tools and machines in the best possible condition
- use for electrical equipment
- the time fire extinguishers work for
- a portable device that discharges a jet of water, foam, gas, or other material to extinguish a fire.
- the color for start
- use for ordinary combustibles
- identifying and correcting hazardous
- kills more people than fire itself
- the color for radiation hazard
- a situation that is visible but could become dangerous
- the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury.
- injury from the outside
- glasses safety feature in the technology lab that is required by law.
25 Clues: being ready • being to confident • the color for start • the color for caution • injury from the inside • injury from the outside • how much current can kill • use for electrical equipment • use for ordinary combustibles • the color for radiation hazard • the color for safety information • all safety rules and staying alert • kills more people than fire itself • ...
Safety Ed 2022-03-29
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- bring your own _ in good working condition.
- to take a license away for year or more.
- driving is a…
- this is a type of distraction that happens while driving.
- if you _ a traffic law you will fail your road test.
- what age can you take your permit test?
- what age can you take your drivers test?
- the three tests are known as the knowledge, vision, road test.
- the first out of three steps of driving is getting your _ permit.
- this test contains multiple choice and true/false questions to evaluate your knowledge and understanding of Minnesota traffic laws and road signs.
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- how many parts are in the highway transportation?
- you can only take the _ test once per day.
- if you fail your _ test you will be asked to see an eye doctor before coming back.
- GDL stands for _ drivers licensing.
- system a _ is assigned for driving violations.
- this behavior threatens safety of others and is a moving violation.
- consent laws every state has on of these
- to take a license away less than 365 days.
- this is a safety feature of a vehicle.
- willful and _ are key legal terms in a reckless driving charge.
- this is a factor affecting traffic crashes.
21 Clues: driving is a… • GDL stands for _ drivers licensing. • this is a safety feature of a vehicle. • what age can you take your permit test? • consent laws every state has on of these • to take a license away for year or more. • what age can you take your drivers test? • you can only take the _ test once per day. • to take a license away less than 365 days. • ...
Shop Safety 2021-12-02
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- used to identify physical hazards
- poses an extreme hazard because of its power
- used to designate radiation hazards
- protect you from breathing in dust
- protect feet from falling objects
- protect the body, legs, and arms
- occurs in or near electrical equipment
- protect face and eyes from harmful rays and heat
- protect your eyes
- used to identify fire protective equipment
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- can result in fire, shock, or electrocution
- used to designate dangerous parts of machinery
- protect hearing from loud continuous noise
- protect from splinters, hot/sharp metal, and chemicals
- occurs in ordinary combustible materials
- used to identify equipment being repaired
- used to designate first-aid equipment
- used to designate movement
- protect you from breathing in chemical gasses
- protect from mild chemicals and shocks
- occurs in flammable liquids
- the cause of most injuries in the shop
- occurs in flammable metals
23 Clues: protect your eyes • used to designate movement • occurs in flammable metals • occurs in flammable liquids • protect the body, legs, and arms • used to identify physical hazards • protect feet from falling objects • protect you from breathing in dust • used to designate radiation hazards • used to designate first-aid equipment • protect from mild chemicals and shocks • ...
Safety Module 2022-01-29
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- These are NEVER to be turned off
- Student nurse can't take these types of orders
- need to be worn all the time while in bed or sitting to help prevent VTE/PE in at risk patients
- Used to assess suicide risk in patients
- scanning the patient's armband & the medicines should be done at this time
- Last resort for behavior control
- Infections associated with surgical sites
- errors in this have been identified as the number one cause of medical errors that harm patients
- Acronym to remember high alert medications
- Who is responsible for fall prevention?
- To be used when patient has "C Diff" infection
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- To be used before and after gloving
- Leads the list of healthcare associated conditions
- Infections associated with a central line
- type of hygiene with a reminder phrase if "Have you seen Hannah?"
- occurs because of poor hand hygiene
- Infections associated with a Foley catheter
- Elderly or immoble patients are a greatest risk of getting
- the technique used with dressing changes, staple/suture removal
- the color used at SCRMC uses to indicate a fall risk
- Alarm ___, Hearing multiple alarms "without hearing"
- One type of patient identifier
- Type of breakdown in which the Braden scale is used to assess
- Tool to aid the caregiver in gathering necessary information that needs to be relayed
- If you didn't __ you didn't do it
- The MOST preventable cause of hospital deaths
26 Clues: One type of patient identifier • These are NEVER to be turned off • Last resort for behavior control • If you didn't __ you didn't do it • To be used before and after gloving • occurs because of poor hand hygiene • Used to assess suicide risk in patients • Who is responsible for fall prevention? • Infections associated with a central line • ...
Safety Module 2022-01-29
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- Infections associated with a central line
- Infections associated with a Foley catheter
- need to be worn all the time while in bed or sitting to help prevent VTE/PE in at risk patients
- occurs because of poor hand hygiene
- To be used when patient has "C Diff" infection
- Elderly or immoble patients are a greatest risk of getting
- If you didn't __ you didn't do it
- errors in this have been identified as the number one cause of medical errors that harm patients
- scanning the patient's armband & the medicines should be done at this time
- the color used at SCRMC uses to indicate a fall risk
- Last resort for behavior control
- The MOST preventable cause of hospital deaths
- Student nurse can't take these types of orders
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- Alarm ___, Hearing multiple alarms "without hearing"
- Infections associated with surgical sites
- Used to assess suicide risk in patients
- the technique used with dressing changes, staple/suture removal
- Type of breakdown in which the Braden scale is used to assess
- To be used before and after gloving
- type of hygiene with a reminder phrase if "Have you seen Hannah?"
- Acronym to remember high alert medications
- These are NEVER to be turned off
- One type of patient identifier
- Who is responsible for fall prevention?
- Leads the list of healthcare associated conditions
- Tool to aid the caregiver in gathering necessary information that needs to be relayed
26 Clues: One type of patient identifier • These are NEVER to be turned off • Last resort for behavior control • If you didn't __ you didn't do it • occurs because of poor hand hygiene • To be used before and after gloving • Used to assess suicide risk in patients • Who is responsible for fall prevention? • Infections associated with a central line • ...
Food Safety 2022-01-20
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- a ____ diet is a diet with correct types and amount of nutrients
- present in fried food
- prevent constipation
- provide energy
- presence of starch
- test for proteins
- to preserve dairy such as milk and cheese
- used to reduce microbe activity
- heating food above 100°C
- some examples are C and D
- recommended to drink 6-8 cups
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- remove water from food
- also needed for healthy lifestyle other than diet
- food test for oil
- consequence of eating food high in sugar
- for growth and repair
- for strong bones and teeth
- needed for blood to transport oxygen
- a type of microbe
- consequence of eating food high in fat
20 Clues: provide energy • food test for oil • test for proteins • a type of microbe • presence of starch • prevent constipation • present in fried food • for growth and repair • remove water from food • heating food above 100°C • some examples are C and D • for strong bones and teeth • recommended to drink 6-8 cups • used to reduce microbe activity • needed for blood to transport oxygen • ...
Safety Assignment 2021-08-15
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- This part of a patient's medical history should NEVER be left blank
- Makes comparisons of national, state, and local hospitals
- A document signed by the patient noting their willingness to continue
- Frequently caused by poor hand hygiene
- Acronym used to prevent unnecessary communication errors
- Communicated to nurses over the phone
- Occurs due to the sheer amount of alarms heard on a daily basis
- Top of the chain
- An acronym used by nurses to help remember high alert medications
- Stops the spread of germs
- #1 healthcare associated accidents
- Indicated by a red-orange label
- A mnemonic about good hand hygiene
- Used to assess patient's skin
- The last resort for behavioral control
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- Another name for bedside treatment
- Most preventable cause of hospital deaths
- Used to inform healthcare providers whether they should continue, modify, or change medicines while the patient is in the hospital
- Head of the bed elevated 30 degrees and the patient turned 30 degrees on their side
- Never turned off, only silenced
- Includes the patient's name, DOB, medication, dosage, frequency, as well as the reason
- includes patient's name and date of birth
- Used after leaving the restroom
- Another name for catheter
- Scale used for patients admitted for suicidal thoughts or actions
- Used after touching contaminated objects
26 Clues: Top of the chain • Stops the spread of germs • Another name for catheter • Used to assess patient's skin • Never turned off, only silenced • Used after leaving the restroom • Indicated by a red-orange label • Another name for bedside treatment • #1 healthcare associated accidents • A mnemonic about good hand hygiene • Communicated to nurses over the phone • ...
Safety Education 2022-04-10
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- Willful/wonton-driving charge
- What action you will take
- Main cause of crashes for 16-18yr olds
- Five step process for driving
- Measurement of intoxication, 0.08 in MN
- Take away license less than 365 days
- Distance between your car and others
- Proves you own the vehicle
- Gives knowledge about driving
- Actions/changes others will make
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- Law says keep speed reasonable/proper
- Leading case of death ages 1-37
- Driving isn't a right but a ...
- Chance of injury to self/others/prop
- 20-30 secs ahead on and off road
- Kind of insurance law for MN
- Driving that theatens others safety
- Features of vehicle-bumper, air bags
- What you can see and how well
- Take away license for more than 1 year
20 Clues: What action you will take • Proves you own the vehicle • Kind of insurance law for MN • Willful/wonton-driving charge • Five step process for driving • What you can see and how well • Gives knowledge about driving • Leading case of death ages 1-37 • Driving isn't a right but a ... • 20-30 secs ahead on and off road • Actions/changes others will make • ...
food safety 2021-09-16
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- 0 degrees faerenheit
- eating an animal contaminated with it
- hands out of mouth, cook foods completely, maintain sanitation
- close lids tightly, containers, plastic bags
- wipe down, lysol, clean dishes
- eating unsafe food. illness caused by food.
- to be prepared or to plan
- 40-140 degrees faerenheit
- chemicals- cleaner, food additives, etc. that contaminate food
- can grow on different foods like cereal ex: cereal on top of fridge0o
- food, acidity, temp., time, oxygen, moisture
- refrigerate, cold water, or microwave
- maintaining your cleanliness
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- cake mix, cereal, canned corn
- fish, cheese, chicken, bread, eggs
- injesting it directly
- parasite in fish
- no cure- cause uncooked meat, contaminated food or water
- physical items you can see in your food
- to make something dirty
20 Clues: parasite in fish • 0 degrees faerenheit • injesting it directly • to make something dirty • to be prepared or to plan • 40-140 degrees faerenheit • maintaining your cleanliness • cake mix, cereal, canned corn • wipe down, lysol, clean dishes • fish, cheese, chicken, bread, eggs • eating an animal contaminated with it • refrigerate, cold water, or microwave • ...
Hunters Safety 2021-09-17
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- your finger off the -- until ready to shoot
- Man's best friend
- Flying mammal
- Likes to chase mice
- Large marsupial
- a GPS or -- to prevent getting lost
- sure the barrel is clear of -- before shooting
- use the proper -- for your gun
- take the -- off till you are ready to shoot the gun
- carry a first -- kit
- keep the -- of firearm pointed in a safe direction
- be familiar with the -- you hunt
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- all firearms as if they are --
- not alter or -- your gun
- someone where you are going and when you plan to --
- hunt from a tree stand without using a secure --
- wear eye and ear -- when shooting
- Has a trunk
- not shoot unless you are absolutely sure of your -- and what's beyond it
- unload firearms before riding in a --
- should be -- when not in use
- make sure the gun is unloaded before attempting to -- it
- -- orange so you can be seen
- not use -- or drugs while handling a firearm
24 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • carry a first -- kit • not alter or -- your gun • should be -- when not in use • -- orange so you can be seen • all firearms as if they are -- • use the proper -- for your gun • be familiar with the -- you hunt • wear eye and ear -- when shooting • a GPS or -- to prevent getting lost • ...
Electrical Safety 2017-01-26
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- Is used to protect people from electric shock by covering the conductor.
- This happens when too much current is running through the conductor?
- This will provide protection against faults on a circuit.
- This type of current is produced by rotating a generator.
- What type of bonding is required in bathrooms and kitchens?
- What type of insulation employs two independent layers of insulation?
- To enable a current to flow, there must be a?
- The voltage is directly proportional to the current x the resistance V=IxR, what is this law known as?
- A means of cutting off the electrical supply.
- What type of hazards present themselves as a result of electrical hazard?
- What type of electricity is produced by the build up of electrons on weak conductors or insulators
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- What type of bonding is used when potential metallic conductors exist near to electrical conductors in buildings?
- What is a common injury from electricity?
- A person possessing the sufficient knowledge, experience and training is known as?
- Are very poor conductors
- A maintenance action involving careful scrutiny of an item of electrical equipment to detect a fault is known as?
- This is one type of formal inspection and testing of electrical appliances.
- This is a measurement carried out to monitor the conditions of an item of electrical equipment.
- Enables the current to return directly to earth by providing a circuit of least resistance.
- This type of current is produced by a battery.
- What can you do to the voltage to reduce the risks of electric shock?
21 Clues: Are very poor conductors • What is a common injury from electricity? • To enable a current to flow, there must be a? • A means of cutting off the electrical supply. • This type of current is produced by a battery. • This will provide protection against faults on a circuit. • This type of current is produced by rotating a generator. • ...
Food Safety 2017-02-07
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- Use food by "use by" dates to avoid __________.
- Wash can ____ before opening to avoid bacteria getting into the food.
- Do not leave food at room temperature for more than ___ hours.
- Raw ground meat will only keep safely for ___ days refrigerated.
- Be sure to wash (rinse) fruits and vegetables from store before eating to remove ____.
- Organic foods are grown without _______.
- To avoid cross____________ use different cutting boards for meat and vegetables.
- Avoid eating ________ eggs.
- The temperature to wash and rinse dishes in.
- appliance slows down the growth of bacteria but does not destroy them - above refrigerator.
- Bagged salads are often _______ so you don't have to wash them again.
- Another name for food poisoning is food ______ illness.
- Do not eat or use eggs w ______ shells.
- A solution of _________ and water can be used to sanitize surface where raw meat has been.
- Damp _________ can be a growing environment for bacteria.
- Steaks, roasts, and chops will keep for _______ days refrigerated.
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- Temperature between 40 and 140 degrees are in the ____ Zone.
- A bacteria that causes food borne illness.
- Thaw food in the __________ not on the counter.
- It takes 30_____ to make an ounce of bacteria.
- All milk products in the U.S. must be _____ to destroy harmful bacteria.
- Keep food at home the way you find it in the __________.
- "When in doubt throw it _____".
- Do this to cutting boards that contacted raw meat.
- Sponges can be effectively cleaned in the ___________.
- Never ________ questionable food to tell if it has spoiled!
- Be careful __________ raw chicken in the sink.
- 5000 _______ are attributed to food borne illness each year.
- Do not leave food at ________ temperature for more than 2 hours.
29 Clues: Avoid eating ________ eggs. • "When in doubt throw it _____". • Do not eat or use eggs w ______ shells. • Organic foods are grown without _______. • A bacteria that causes food borne illness. • The temperature to wash and rinse dishes in. • It takes 30_____ to make an ounce of bacteria. • Be careful __________ raw chicken in the sink. • ...
Safety Puzzle 2018-03-01
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- anything dangerous which has potential to harm you, is called______
- _________is must to work at height
- How to blow emergency siren.
- Fastened it when you seated.
- Turn on your vehicle________, even in day time
- Which extinguisher type is best to extinguish the electric fire
- Damage ladder must be________
- Important for catch the fire
- Electrical PPE is made of this
- Company has________ certification
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- Before starting non-routine job, you need to take_______
- Maintain ______point contact when climbing a ladder
- In emergency situation, rush towards_______
- abbreviation for operating the fire extinguisher
- Class A fire is also called as______ fire
- Total types of fire as per IS 2190
- safety is respectability of________.
- what you wear in high noise area to protect your ear
- An almost accident________
- Do not use when driving
- A careless behavior is an unsafe_____
21 Clues: Do not use when driving • An almost accident________ • How to blow emergency siren. • Fastened it when you seated. • Important for catch the fire • Damage ladder must be________ • Electrical PPE is made of this • Company has________ certification • _________is must to work at height • Total types of fire as per IS 2190 • safety is respectability of________. • ...
Safety Puzzle 2018-03-01
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- Do not use when driving
- abbreviation for operating the fire extinguisher
- Which extinguisher type is best to extinguish the electric fire
- Damage ladder must be________
- safety is respectability of________.
- Total types of fire as per IS 2190
- _________is must to work at height
- A careless behavior is an unsafe_____
- Maintain ______point contact when climbing a ladder
- Turn on your vehicle________, even in day time
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- An almost accident________
- anything dangerous which has potential to harm you, is called______
- Class A fire is also called as______ fire
- Company has________ certification
- Electrical PPE is made of this
- In emergency situation, rush towards_______
- Before starting non-routine job, you need to take_______
- How to blow emergency siren.
- what you wear in high noise area to protect your ear
- Fastened it when you seated.
- Important for catch the fire
21 Clues: Do not use when driving • An almost accident________ • How to blow emergency siren. • Fastened it when you seated. • Important for catch the fire • Damage ladder must be________ • Electrical PPE is made of this • Company has________ certification • Total types of fire as per IS 2190 • _________is must to work at height • safety is respectability of________. • ...
Kitchen safety 2018-02-01
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- wearing this protects your clothes
- don’t wear ____ when cooking
- keep foods in ____ places
- do not ___ in too many appliances at once
- don’t wear loose ___ when cooking
- mitts use ___ to prevent burns
- cook foods ____
- keep cleaners ____ from foods
- never clean up ___ with your hands
- always tie your ____ back
- store ____ frozen food at 0
- make sure all equipment is ____
- if you are ____ do not cook
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- pre ____ dishes
- Carry knives at your ____
- use a food ____ to make sure things are cooked
- avoid ____ contamination
- using the incorrect _____ can result in a cut
- pay ____ to the job you are doing
- these go on your hands to protect from germs
- run ____ under warm water
- in use dry hands when ____ appliances
- don’t ____ dishes too high
- wash hands ____
- keep cupboards and drawers ____
25 Clues: pre ____ dishes • cook foods ____ • wash hands ____ • avoid ____ contamination • Carry knives at your ____ • keep foods in ____ places • run ____ under warm water • always tie your ____ back • don’t ____ dishes too high • store ____ frozen food at 0 • if you are ____ do not cook • don’t wear ____ when cooking • keep cleaners ____ from foods • mitts use ___ to prevent burns • ...
Kitchen Safety 2018-03-08
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- Never use __________ to put out a grease fire
- There can be many hazards in __________for slips, trips and fall
- Never __________ the butter knife
- If possible, keep a __________in the kitchen
- Used to cut meat such as steak
- A grease fire happens when the oil becomes too __________ and starts to boil
- Always cut on a __________ , nowhere else
- Most common type of fire
- Use to put out a small grease fire
- A utensil with a sharp blade and a handle, used to cut through foods
- Always use a __________ knife
- Use a __________ based fire extinguisher when putting out a grease fire
- catch one’s foot on something leading to a stumble and/or fall
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- Change the battery of your __________at least once a year
- Always __________ after yourself
- Apply __________ to a cut to stop bleeding
- Never let __________ close to the stove or knives
- Never leave the stove __________ when it is on
- Where food is prepared
- Keep your __________ away from the knife blade
- Call 911 and get out of the __________if a fire gets out of control
- Move downwards freely, without control, from a higher to a lower level
- To slide unintentionally, typically losing balance
- Used for sitting, not standing
24 Clues: Where food is prepared • Most common type of fire • Always use a __________ knife • Used to cut meat such as steak • Used for sitting, not standing • Always __________ after yourself • Never __________ the butter knife • Use to put out a small grease fire • Always cut on a __________ , nowhere else • Apply __________ to a cut to stop bleeding • ...
Kitchen Safety 2018-03-08
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- You should never put this out with water, use baking soda instead
- Caused by electrical appliances used in an unsafe way
- Can be caused by unwashed cutting boards and countertops
- Caused by drinking or eating contaminated food
- If you believe you have a foodborne illness, you should see a...
- Another type of foodborne illness
- Procedures to follow that prevent kitchen accidents.
- To be informed of a kitchen accident
- A way to prevent the spread of bacteria
- Caused by dull blades
- To avoid accidents in the kitchen
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- Most common cause of foodborne illness
- Is infectious and can cause disease.
- Campaign to help prevent foodborne illness
- A tool used to put out fires
- Something that happens in the kitchen that could turn into a disaster
- When set too high, it can cause a kitchen fire
- To be ready before stepping into the kitchen
- Appliance used to help fully cook food in the kitchen
- A knife is...
- Should be used with caution in the kitchen
21 Clues: A knife is... • Caused by dull blades • A tool used to put out fires • Another type of foodborne illness • To avoid accidents in the kitchen • Is infectious and can cause disease. • To be informed of a kitchen accident • Most common cause of foodborne illness • A way to prevent the spread of bacteria • Campaign to help prevent foodborne illness • ...
Kitchen Safety 2018-03-19
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- Rapidly grows on food if in the danger zone
- has medical supplies in it in case you get injured
- do this to fruits or vegetables before eating
- Use it to measure a quantity of liquids
- Should be stored on the bottom of the fridge
- used to put out grease fires
- Keep pot or pan … not over the edge of the stove
- Should be the first dish to wash
- Best place to defrost foods
- you follow it to know the quantity of ingredients
- Carry knives with the point .... from you
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- If other foods touch an unwashed surface and get that foods bacteria
- Should be worn if you have a cut
- Used to mince, chop and slice your food
- can happen if you leave the stove turned on and you leave it unsupervised
- A sickness you can get from consuming raw chicken
- you should always wash your.... before touching food
- When the immune system has a damaging response to a certain food
- Never unplug a cord with ... hands
- Caused by splattering oil from a pan coming in contact with skin
20 Clues: Best place to defrost foods • used to put out grease fires • Should be worn if you have a cut • Should be the first dish to wash • Never unplug a cord with ... hands • Used to mince, chop and slice your food • Use it to measure a quantity of liquids • Carry knives with the point .... from you • Rapidly grows on food if in the danger zone • ...
Kitchen safety 2018-03-19
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- What kind of clothing can be dangerous in the kitchen?
- Keep ____________ items away from the stove/oven!
- You should always keep your knife at this state
- You should also use cation when using ___________
- Do not leave appliances ______________
- What can knives cause?
- Make sure you are ____________ when working with the stove
- Do this to your hair before cooking
- Wipe up _________ immediately
- You should do this to your stoves regularly
- You use baking soda to put this kind of fire out
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- Never use the ________ of your hand as a cutting board
- The first step to, if you cut yourself
- Name something that is dangerous around electricity
- You should also keep one of these in your kitchen
- You should _______ away from your hand
- What should you use when taking stuff out of the oven?
- You should be careful using this knife, it can cut meat!
- What could help you to know when your food is done cooking?
- When done using the knife you should never ____ it
20 Clues: What can knives cause? • Wipe up _________ immediately • Do this to your hair before cooking • The first step to, if you cut yourself • You should _______ away from your hand • Do not leave appliances ______________ • You should do this to your stoves regularly • You should always keep your knife at this state • You use baking soda to put this kind of fire out • ...
Electrical Safety 2017-07-02
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- or blend together
- from danger
- force of potential difference
- agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible
- emission of high energy particles which cause ionization
- refusal to accept something
- or increase voltage
- derived from physical or chemical resources
- production or creation of something
- device that makes or breaks a connection
- to route resources
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- of electrical energy
- that increases the amplitude of electrical symbols
- not stay still, is always moving/changing
- energy
- stationary charge
- of power
- as a convenient, easy source of power
- device designed for a particular purpose
- point that supplies power
- flow of electricity
- semiconductor device
- form of energy consisting of charged particles
23 Clues: energy • of power • from danger • or blend together • stationary charge • to route resources • flow of electricity • or increase voltage • of electrical energy • semiconductor device • point that supplies power • refusal to accept something • force of potential difference • production or creation of something • as a convenient, easy source of power • device designed for a particular purpose • ...
Knife Safety 2017-09-28
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- the method used to protect fingertips while cutting
- another name for a chef knife
- a bread knife is sometimes called a _____________ knife because of the shape of the cutting edge
- used for slicing, dicing, chopping fruits, vegetables and meat on a cutting board
- a synonym for paring
- to cut into a small box shape of equal length, width, and depth
- use this method when cutting round foods in half
- a lighter version of a chef's knife, and only 5-7 inches long
- it is incorrect to cut with your _________ ________ across the spine (back) of your knife
- always cut ____________from yourself
- when using the on the top chop your hand should form this over the food
- small 1/8" cubes
- always clean the knife thoroughly and in between cutting meat and vegetables to prevent ___________ _________
- to cut into thin, large pieces
- to keep the cutting board safe a ___________ paper towel or cloth should be placed underneath
- this knife is used for cleaning and peeling fruits & vegetables
- is a cut used for fresh herbs, cabbage, and lettuces
- this knife is used to separate raw meat from the bone
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- the smallest cut possible, often used to cut garlic, onion, and spices
- the sharpened edge of the blade
- the space between the cutting board and your knife, should never be more than 6 inches
- this piece of equipment should always be used when cutting to protect counter tops
- this cut could be used to cut french fries
- when using the pinch grip your fingers should be curled around the ______________ firmly
- when a trash bin is not close this can be used to keep the kitchen free of trash
- the very sharp point of the cutting edge
- the knife never leaves the cutting board but rocks back and forth to shred or mince
- the knuckles serve as a ___________ while cutting
- the long,match-stick cut
- wash knives by _____________in hot soapy water
- a protective covering for a knife and a safe way for storage
- the first cut of a round fruit of vegetable
- the method used to hold the knife firmly in your cutting hand
- never attempt to catch a ______________ knife
- to cut in irregular pieces some large and some small
35 Clues: small 1/8" cubes • a synonym for paring • the long,match-stick cut • another name for a chef knife • to cut into thin, large pieces • the sharpened edge of the blade • always cut ____________from yourself • the very sharp point of the cutting edge • this cut could be used to cut french fries • the first cut of a round fruit of vegetable • ...
Surmont Safety 2018-08-06
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- SEE 4 DOWN
- BOTTLED AIR
- DANGER ZONE?
- AKA THE SAFETY TRAILER
- CANADIAN CLASSIC ROCK
- GOING TO
- SHE CAME FROM CALGARY
- ACTIVITY AROUND YOU
- OF SALT?
- SHIPPING RULES
- ADJUST THE LENSE
- IRON DIGIT
- FIT IT SNUG
- COVERS THE DIGITS
- IF YOUR NOT SURE
- 3 POINT IS BEST
- HE CAME BACK!
- FRIGHTEN
- BODY DAMAGE?
- NEED ONE FOR CONFINED SPACES
- YOU COULD BE AN AMBASSADOR
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- WINNING TICKET?
- DAILY TEST
- SHE'S WITH SD 2019
- ALL ALONE?
- AUDITORY BUNGS
- CARE TO FILL ONE OUT?
- MAY BE PRESCRIPTION
- WE HAVE A PROTOCAL
- RECORD OF INCIDENT
- MANWAY PERSONNEL
- THERE'S 8 OF THEM
- CLEANLINESS
- A SEASON
- BREATH OF FRESH AIR SUPPLY
- THE DUKES OF ________
- DON'T CRY OVER ONE
- BOARD GAME
- YOU WANT 0.0
- WHAT'S THAT SMELL?
40 Clues: GOING TO • OF SALT? • A SEASON • FRIGHTEN • DAILY TEST • SEE 4 DOWN • ALL ALONE? • IRON DIGIT • BOARD GAME • BOTTLED AIR • CLEANLINESS • FIT IT SNUG • DANGER ZONE? • BODY DAMAGE? • YOU WANT 0.0 • HE CAME BACK! • AUDITORY BUNGS • SHIPPING RULES • WINNING TICKET? • 3 POINT IS BEST • MANWAY PERSONNEL • ADJUST THE LENSE • IF YOUR NOT SURE • THERE'S 8 OF THEM • COVERS THE DIGITS • SHE'S WITH SD 2019 • WE HAVE A PROTOCAL • ...
SAFETY FIRST 2018-09-09
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- A DRIVER HAS TO USE IT WHILE SIGNALING TO MAKE TURNS
- SPEED, FOG, RAIN, SNOW, AND FATIGUENESS CAUSE HIGHER RISKS FOR THIS TO OCCUR
- TO STOP A VEHICLE MOVING YOU MUST USE THIS
- CELL PHONES, LOUD MUSIC, AND PASSENGERS
- COLOR OF A STOP SIGN
- ENTERING A ROTARY A DRIVER MUST DO THIS TO OTHER VEHICLES
- SHAPE OF A HAZARD SIGN
- DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS AND ALCOHOL
- SHAPE OF A SCHOOL HOUSE SIGN
- WHAT COLOR INDICATES YOU CAN PROCEED/GO
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- AN ACT OF MAKING A DECISION WHILE DRIVING
- A PERSON NEEDS THIS IN ORDER TO DRIVE LEGALLY
- DRIVING OVER A POSTED LIMIT
- A YELLOW DOTTED LINE ON A ROADWAY INDICATES A DRIVER CAN DO THIS
- SERVICE SIGN COLOR
- CROSSBUCK SIGN
- FOLLOWING TO CLOSE
- 9-3 AND 8-4 HAND POSITIONING ARE USEFUL FOR DOING THIS WHILE DRIVING
- TIRE FAILURES
- EVERY DRIVER NEEDS TO THINK OF WHAT FIRST
20 Clues: TIRE FAILURES • CROSSBUCK SIGN • SERVICE SIGN COLOR • FOLLOWING TO CLOSE • COLOR OF A STOP SIGN • SHAPE OF A HAZARD SIGN • DRIVING OVER A POSTED LIMIT • SHAPE OF A SCHOOL HOUSE SIGN • CELL PHONES, LOUD MUSIC, AND PASSENGERS • WHAT COLOR INDICATES YOU CAN PROCEED/GO • AN ACT OF MAKING A DECISION WHILE DRIVING • EVERY DRIVER NEEDS TO THINK OF WHAT FIRST • ...
SAFETY FIRST 2018-09-09
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- TO STOP A VEHICLE MOVING YOU MUST USE THIS
- SERVICE SIGN COLOR
- SHAPE OF A HAZARD SIGN
- A YELLOW DOTTED LINE ON A ROADWAY INDICATES A DRIVER CAN DO THIS
- 9-3 AND 8-4 HAND POSITIONING ARE USEFUL FOR DOING THIS WHILE DRIVING
- A PERSON NEEDS THIS IN ORDER TO DRIVE LEGALLY
- FOLLOWING TO CLOSE
- TIRE FAILURES
- CROSSBUCK SIGN
- EVERY DRIVER NEEDS TO THINK OF WHAT FIRST
- SPEED, FOG, RAIN, SNOW, AND FATIGUENESS CAUSE HIGHER RISKS FOR THIS TO OCCUR
- WHAT COLOR INDICATES YOU CAN PROCEED/GO
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- ENTERING A ROTARY A DRIVER MUST DO THIS TO OTHER VEHICLES
- COLOR OF A STOP SIGN
- A DRIVER HAS TO USE IT WHILE SIGNALING TO MAKE TURNS
- SHAPE OF A SCHOOL HOUSE SIGN
- DRIVING OVER A POSTED LIMIT
- CELL PHONES, LOUD MUSIC, AND PASSENGERS
- DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS AND ALCOHOL
- AN ACT OF MAKING A DECISION WHILE DRIVING
20 Clues: TIRE FAILURES • CROSSBUCK SIGN • SERVICE SIGN COLOR • FOLLOWING TO CLOSE • COLOR OF A STOP SIGN • SHAPE OF A HAZARD SIGN • DRIVING OVER A POSTED LIMIT • SHAPE OF A SCHOOL HOUSE SIGN • CELL PHONES, LOUD MUSIC, AND PASSENGERS • WHAT COLOR INDICATES YOU CAN PROCEED/GO • EVERY DRIVER NEEDS TO THINK OF WHAT FIRST • AN ACT OF MAKING A DECISION WHILE DRIVING • ...
Health & Safety 2018-08-14
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- Right to participate, Right to know, Right to _______
- PPE for your hands
- Found in field rodents
- SDS
- Who you are
- Prevent cuts
- Evacuation location
- Infectious microorganisms
- Monthly posted information
- What you do with defective equipment
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- MSI
- In case of an emergency
- Regulation of policies & proceedures
- Helps when you are injured
- Helps you get back to work after injury
- CSA approved PPE
- Walking in spilled liquid
- Prepare in case of a fire
- Injury that could have caused injury, illness or death
- Safe work proceedure
20 Clues: MSI • SDS • Who you are • Prevent cuts • CSA approved PPE • PPE for your hands • Evacuation location • Safe work proceedure • Found in field rodents • In case of an emergency • Walking in spilled liquid • Prepare in case of a fire • Infectious microorganisms • Helps when you are injured • Monthly posted information • Regulation of policies & proceedures • What you do with defective equipment • ...
Health & Safety 2018-08-14
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- Safe work proceedure
- Who you are
- PPE for your hands
- Prepare in case of a fire
- SDS
- Helps you get back to work after injury
- MSI
- Monthly posted information
- Injury that could have caused injury, illness or death
- In case of an emergency
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- Infectious microorganisms
- Evacuation location
- Prevent cuts
- Walking in spilled liquid
- CSA approved PPE
- Right to participate, Right to know, Right to _______
- Regulation of policies & proceedures
- Found in field rodents
- Helps when you are injured
- What you do with defective equipment
20 Clues: SDS • MSI • Who you are • Prevent cuts • CSA approved PPE • PPE for your hands • Evacuation location • Safe work proceedure • Found in field rodents • In case of an emergency • Infectious microorganisms • Walking in spilled liquid • Prepare in case of a fire • Helps when you are injured • Monthly posted information • Regulation of policies & proceedures • What you do with defective equipment • ...
Safety Rules 2018-10-17
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- to beat quickly and vigorously to incorporate air into a mixture, making it light and fluffy.
- to crush food into smooth mixture with a masher or beater.
- To cut off a very thin layer of peel with a paring knife.
- to pulverize food into crumbs, power, or paste with a rolling pin, blender, or food processor.
- to beat ingredients, such as shortening a sugar, combining until soft and creamy.
- to use a pastry brush to coat a food with a liquid, such as melted butter or a sauce.
- Depending on their type, solid fats can be measured in several ways
- often applied to food that is cooking.
- To make straight, shallow cuts with a slicing knife in the surface of a food.
- subtracting the weight of the container to find the weight of the food alone.
- This is a common method for measuring shortening.
- dividing a food into smaller parts, using tool with a sharp blade.
- to mix thoroughly and add air to foods.
- To cut a food into large, thin pieces with a slicing knife.
- To cut food, such as almonds, into very thin strips.
- to divide a fod into four equal pieces.
- to put a small piece of food, such as butter, on the surface of another food.
- to use a grinder to break up a food into coarse, medium, or fine particles.
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- Chopping means to cut food into small, irregular pieces.
- Some cooks prefer this technique, which takes a liquid measuring cup.
- to mis ingredients, such as salad greens and dressing, by trembling them with tongs or a large spoon or fork.
- to grind or mash cooked fruits or vegetables until they are smooth.
- to cut food into small pieces with kitchen shears.
- to break or tear off small layers of food, often fish, with a fork.
- to pour liquid over a food as it cooks, using a baster or spoon.
- food with a thin layer of another food.
- to coat a food with three different layers.
- Both of these terms refer to cutting food into small, square pieces.
- to cut, food, such as cheese or carrots, into smaller pieces or shreds or pressing and rubbing the food against the rough surface of a grater.
- used to gently mix a light, fluffy moisture into a heavier one.
30 Clues: often applied to food that is cooking. • food with a thin layer of another food. • to mix thoroughly and add air to foods. • to divide a fod into four equal pieces. • to coat a food with three different layers. • This is a common method for measuring shortening. • to cut food into small pieces with kitchen shears. • To cut food, such as almonds, into very thin strips. • ...
Safety Rules 2018-10-17
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- to grind or mash cooked fruits or vegetables until they are smooth.
- food with a thin layer of another food.
- to divide a fod into four equal pieces.
- subtracting the weight of the container to find the weight of the food alone.
- to cut, food, such as cheese or carrots, into smaller pieces or shreds or pressing and rubbing the food against the rough surface of a grater.
- To cut a food into large, thin pieces with a slicing knife.
- used to gently mix a light, fluffy moisture into a heavier one.
- To cut off a very thin layer of peel with a paring knife.
- Depending on their type, solid fats can be measured in several ways
- To cut food, such as almonds, into very thin strips.
- This is a common method for measuring shortening.
- to mis ingredients, such as salad greens and dressing, by trembling them with tongs or a large spoon or fork.
- to coat a food with three different layers.
- Chopping means to cut food into small, irregular pieces.
- often applied to food that is cooking.
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- Both of these terms refer to cutting food into small, square pieces.
- To make straight, shallow cuts with a slicing knife in the surface of a food.
- Some cooks prefer this technique, which takes a liquid measuring cup.
- to use a pastry brush to coat a food with a liquid, such as melted butter or a sauce.
- to pour liquid over a food as it cooks, using a baster or spoon.
- to crush food into smooth mixture with a masher or beater.
- to use a grinder to break up a food into coarse, medium, or fine particles.
- to cut food into small pieces with kitchen shears.
- dividing a food into smaller parts, using tool with a sharp blade.
- to break or tear off small layers of food, often fish, with a fork.
- to pulverize food into crumbs, power, or paste with a rolling pin, blender, or food processor.
- to beat quickly and vigorously to incorporate air into a mixture, making it light and fluffy.
- to beat ingredients, such as shortening a sugar, combining until soft and creamy.
- to mix thoroughly and add air to foods.
- to put a small piece of food, such as butter, on the surface of another food.
30 Clues: often applied to food that is cooking. • food with a thin layer of another food. • to divide a fod into four equal pieces. • to mix thoroughly and add air to foods. • to coat a food with three different layers. • This is a common method for measuring shortening. • to cut food into small pieces with kitchen shears. • To cut food, such as almonds, into very thin strips. • ...
Science safety 2016-09-20
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- to clean eyes if substances go into the eye.
- a hand motion that helps you smell your experiment.
- an educated guess.
- use if acid gets spilled onto you.
- able to change or adapt.
- what you use to heat liquids.
- Workplace Hazardous Material Information System.
- eye protection.
- the variable that is affected during the experiment.
- will notice immediate toxic effects.
- the last step of your lab write up.
- what you use to light the bunzen burner.
- use if you are dealing with dangerous chemicals.
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- helps measure/carry liquids.
- combustible liquids or liquids that can burn easily.
- a material that burns skin and metal.
- Use to extinguish incipient fires.
- help put out fires.
- a variable that does not change throughout the experiment.
- what you notice using all of your senses.
- substances that are studied in chemistry.
- a grasping device.
- helps you measure liquids.
- use so you can handle hot materials.
- a glass container with round body and skinny neck.
25 Clues: eye protection. • an educated guess. • a grasping device. • help put out fires. • able to change or adapt. • helps you measure liquids. • helps measure/carry liquids. • what you use to heat liquids. • Use to extinguish incipient fires. • use if acid gets spilled onto you. • the last step of your lab write up. • will notice immediate toxic effects. • ...
SAFETY CROSSWORDS 2016-05-23
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- ______ can be checked by inflating to see if it holds pressure or emits bubbles under water.
- Mechanical lifting devices include ______, hoists, slings, jacks and forklifts.
- Organizational ________ for swift mission accomplishment often triggers individuals to cut corners.
- ___ atonia is a state in which the motor neurons are not stimulated and thus the body’s muscles do not move.
- Safety was created to _______ mishaps.
- Aircraft shall not be taxied closer than 100 feet to an active ________ where aircraft are operated unless taxiing on an established taxiway.
- A Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is required for any ________ or process not driven by existing guidance that adequately covers all safety requirements.
- Unattended-____-ing fires are the most common fires on the installation.
- An inadequate presence of _____ often lead to the concealment of hazards and an unsafe workplace.
- The leading cause of mishaps in the squadron is ________ or complacency.
- Adjusting the position of office equipment for good body posture will minimize ______ on muscles.
- ______ are considered jewelry and will not be worn on the flightline.
- _____ result from operating in the winter environment without the use of PPE.
- A good way to gauge your organizational safety program’s culture is to find someone in violation of a safety requirement and see how many people ____ out the corrective action.
- The ____ establishes guidance and is the authority on fire, electrical, and building safety.
- Work surfaces can be adversely affected by high ____ conditions.
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- Falls are primarily associated with portable _______.
- A Safety ________ is a worker trained in CPR and qualified to operate the equipment in use. Responsible for placing equipment in a safe/neutral mode and administer immediate assistance to a technician in the event of an emergency.
- The AF Form 980 (Caution Tag) shall be used to warn other against potential hazards, caution against unsafe practices and to prescribe precautions to protect personnel and ________.
- __________ are key to the safety program because they are responsible for maintaining a safe and healthful workplace.
- PPE is only an effective hazard control if it is _____.
- Use spotters when backing and visibility is limited or impaired, especially in ______ or confined spaces.
- The ___ is an agency which was created for the purpose of protecting human health and environment by writing and enforcing regulations based on laws passed by congress.
- _______ may cause worker inattention and inability to concentrate on job tasks that could result in trips, falls, inability to carry heavy articles properly and exposure to vehicles and other moving objects the worker may fail to observe.
- Engineering ________ are the preferred method of reducing exposure hazards, but are not always feasible.
- One of the 3 components you're tested on during your PT Test? ___.
- ______ is the acronym for Hazardous material.
- It is not uncommon for personnel to look both ways before _____ a highway.
- Color coded ______ is often used to highlight hazards.
- Flying particles like caustic liquids, sawdust, debris, silt and sand pose serious dangers to the _____.
30 Clues: Safety was created to _______ mishaps. • ______ is the acronym for Hazardous material. • Falls are primarily associated with portable _______. • Color coded ______ is often used to highlight hazards. • PPE is only an effective hazard control if it is _____. • Work surfaces can be adversely affected by high ____ conditions. • ...
safety challenge 2016-09-01
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- never use this on a grease fire
- one celled organisms that can only be seen with A microscope
- what percent of all foodborne illnesses are avoidable
- spoiled food containing harmful bacteria
- this place is where most accidents happen in the house
- how long do you rub your hands toegther when your washing your hands
- dont let these dangle on the countertop
- sore food here
- how soon should you run the disposal after you put something in it
- whos is hazardous in the kitchen and should be supervised at all times
- use this on a grease fire
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- what temperture your fridge should be at
- tilt the lid this way when you open the lid to a pot
- clean to get rid or bacteria
- what do you do with your long hair during a lab
- why should you use a new spoon when your testing foods
- when harmful bacteria is transfered from food to food
- keep food seperated from this
- pull on here when you unplug an object
- when washing your hands what type of water do you use
20 Clues: sore food here • use this on a grease fire • clean to get rid or bacteria • keep food seperated from this • never use this on a grease fire • pull on here when you unplug an object • dont let these dangle on the countertop • what temperture your fridge should be at • spoiled food containing harmful bacteria • what do you do with your long hair during a lab • ...
safety crossword 2016-09-01
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- when washing your hands what type of water do you use
- sore food here
- how long do you rub your hands toegther when your washing your hands
- keep food seperated from this
- pull on here when you unplug an object
- what temperture your fridge should be at
- when harmful bacteria is transfered from food to food
- whos is hazardous in the kitchen and should be supervised at all times
- what percent of all foodborne illnesses are avoidable
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- use this on a grease fire
- why should you use a new spoon when your testing foods
- spoiled food containing harmful bacteria
- this place is where most accidents happen in the house
- what do you do with your long hair during a lab
- never use this on a grease fire
- one celled organisms that can only be seen with A microscope
- how soon should you run the disposal after you put something in it
- tilt the lid this way when you open the lid to a pot
- clean to get rid or bacteria
- dont let these dangle on the countertop
20 Clues: sore food here • use this on a grease fire • clean to get rid or bacteria • keep food seperated from this • never use this on a grease fire • pull on here when you unplug an object • dont let these dangle on the countertop • spoiled food containing harmful bacteria • what temperture your fridge should be at • what do you do with your long hair during a lab • ...
Kitchen Safety 2016-09-01
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- what temperature your fridge should be at.
- what temperature your freezer should be at.
- tilt the this way when opening the pot.
- Where you store your foods.
- Always use this when cleaning your hands.
- how soon should you run the disposal after you put something in it.
- how long it takes to wash your hands.
- Cleaning or to get rid of bacteria.
- Who is hazardous in a kitchen and should have a constant supervision.
- never use this on a grease fire.
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- This is were most accidents happen in the house.
- Harmful bacteria after transferred from one food or surface to a another.
- Seal containers tightly to keep them from what?
- A illness caused by eating spoiled food containing harmful bacteria.
- Dont put this in the microwave.
- One living celled organism so small only can be seen by a microscope.
- why do you use different spoons when your testing foods.
- use on a grease fire.
- Keep food separated from this.
- Dont let cords do this over the edge of the counter tops.
20 Clues: use on a grease fire. • Where you store your foods. • Keep food separated from this. • Dont put this in the microwave. • never use this on a grease fire. • Cleaning or to get rid of bacteria. • how long it takes to wash your hands. • tilt the this way when opening the pot. • Always use this when cleaning your hands. • what temperature your fridge should be at. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-03-06
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- Wash Your hands with soapy,[what] water
- Wash the tops of [what] foods
- This method of cutting is named after the sound the knife makes when it hits the cutting board
- when putting away left overs what should you write on them
- What should be used to put out grease fires
- Remove all [what] that could possibly catch fire
- Try to always have clear....
- All small accessories should be removed
- Locate the [what] if you are injured
- What should be placed on the counter before removing pans
- Your thumb should be [what] your index finger
- This knife is used for small vegetables - i.e taking the skin off
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- This should not be put on a fire
- Never leave dirty knives in the…
- The knife never leaves the cutting board, just rotating the knife
- Long hair should be...
- When removing pot lids you should life [what] from yourself
- [what] are not allowed during food labs
- Only use [what] knives, never dull ones
- Should you leave food unattended
20 Clues: Long hair should be... • Try to always have clear.... • Wash the tops of [what] foods • This should not be put on a fire • Never leave dirty knives in the… • Should you leave food unattended • Locate the [what] if you are injured • Wash Your hands with soapy,[what] water • [what] are not allowed during food labs • All small accessories should be removed • ...
Occupational Safety 2019-02-26
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- an infections of the skin and hair with fungi
- a medical preparation made from living organisms and their products; these include serums,vaccines,etc
- center for disease control and prevention
- poisonous
- a chemical mixture used to absorb carbon dioxide from exhaled air in an anesthesia system (2 words)
- mechanical device that is used to retain cattle
- device that controls the direction and dimensions of the x-ray beam
- percent (3 words)
- parts per million
- cidal
- PPE(3 words)
- %
- occupational safety and health administration
- flammable
- an instrument used to detect and measure exposure to radiation
- process of supplying a building or part of it continuously with fresh air
- abnormalities of structure or functions which are present at birth (2 words)
- cyto
- apparatus for sterilizing by steam under pressure
- evaporating rapidly
- disease that can be transmitted from animals to human
- application of burning substance, a hot instrument, an electric current or another agent to detroy tissue
- a natural rubber made from the sap of rubber trees
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- terat/o (2 words)
- zoonotic rhabdovirus infection of mammals that causes neurologic sign
- sarcoptic manage; infestation with mites of genus sacoptes
- GI
- does not burn easily
- any container in which a material is kept other than that in which a material was originally supplied (2 words)
- germ (microorganism)
- inflammation; easily ignited and capable of burning rapidly
- bleach; a compound having germicidal, disinfecting and bleaching properties
- an organism that lives on or in another living organism
- chemical agent that kills or prevents the growth of microorganisms on inanimate objects
- lachrymator; an agent, such as a gas, that induces the flow of tears
- needles, scalpel blades, glass, and other objects that may cut or puncture
- material safety data sheet
- burning or corrosive; destructive tissue
- changes in the structure of genetics material (DNA)
- invasion and multiplication of microorganisms in body tissue
- carin/o
- producing
- a microorganism that produces disease
- ground-fault circuit interruption
- hazardous materials
45 Clues: % • GI • cyto • cidal • carin/o • poisonous • flammable • producing • PPE(3 words) • terat/o (2 words) • percent (3 words) • parts per million • evaporating rapidly • hazardous materials • does not burn easily • germ (microorganism) • material safety data sheet • ground-fault circuit interruption • a microorganism that produces disease • burning or corrosive; destructive tissue • ...
Scaffold safety 2019-07-16
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- ___ is the most common type of scaffold system we use.
- A ___ person should inspect the system prior to every shift.
- ___ is part of the guardrail system.
- ___ is another focus four fatality hazard around scaffolding'
- A leveling component of the scaffold system.
- A safe ___ must be provided on to all scaffolding.
- A fabricated wood board component used as a platform.
- Toeboards must be ___ and a half inches high.
- A footing used to distribute weight to the ground.
- Scaffolding is a ___ elevated work platform.
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- ___ scaffolds are a type of scaffolding set on wheels.
- Scaffolding must be able to support ___ times the rated work load capacities.
- Scaffolding must be ___ prior to every shift.
- ___ are two diagonal bars that connect and secure the frames and should never be climbed.
- ___ is the agency that enforces safety.
- ___ objects like blocks must never be used to support scaffolding.
- The number one fatality in construction.
- Scaffolding must be ___ feet from power lines.
- ___ must be used if materials are stacked above toeboards.
- Scaffolding must be ___ level and square to be safe.
20 Clues: ___ is part of the guardrail system. • ___ is the agency that enforces safety. • The number one fatality in construction. • A leveling component of the scaffold system. • Scaffolding is a ___ elevated work platform. • Scaffolding must be ___ prior to every shift. • Toeboards must be ___ and a half inches high. • Scaffolding must be ___ feet from power lines. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-10-06
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- cooking to proper temperatures, different foods must cook for different times
- When bacteria or microorganisms are by accidently moved from one food to another, usually a negative effect
- Something you have to be careful with when making meals for others, another word for this word is “can not eat”
- When removing these from oven, pull the rack out. Do not reach hand into hot oven.
- Items that are used to effectively eat food, sharp use carefully.
- keep these away from hot water and hot objects to prevent electric shock
- A bacteria you can receive by eating contaminated food. Foods that are usually contaminated with this bacteria are raw meat, poultry, and seafood.
- An electronic device used to cool foods and keep perishable food at the temperature they need to be
- Improper handling of dangerous foods can cause food-borne illnesses!
- A temperature zone that is from five degrees Celsius to sixty degrees celsius. This is a reminder to make sure you dont keep your food out, if it is left out it will result in fast acting bacteria.
- Instructions needed to make food the way it needs to be, must be followed properly! This could result in unhealthy eating, sickness, uncooked food, etc.
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- an electronic device used to reheat cooked foods, running this device without food in it could cause serious problems.
- An illness from food, usually comes from raw meat, poultry, and seafood
- soda An important thing to have in the kitchen in order to put out kitchen fires.
- Cool foods should be kept at four degrees celcius to avoid bacteria.
- Use these types of trash cans when throwing out hot items to avoid fires.
- The measurement of coldness or warmth, if this isn't checked properly in certain foods it can result in illness!
- An important item to have in your kitchen incase of allergic reaction.
- Something that could cause serious injury or even death put can be put out with baking soda
- Washing your hands and equipment before working in the kitchen is super important to avoid sickness!
20 Clues: Items that are used to effectively eat food, sharp use carefully. • Cool foods should be kept at four degrees celcius to avoid bacteria. • Improper handling of dangerous foods can cause food-borne illnesses! • An important item to have in your kitchen incase of allergic reaction. • An illness from food, usually comes from raw meat, poultry, and seafood • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-10-06
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- cooking to proper temperatures, different foods must cook for different times
- When bacteria or microorganisms are by accidently moved from one food to another, usually a negative effect
- Something you have to be careful with when making meals for others, another word for this word is “can not eat”
- When removing these from oven, pull the rack out. Do not reach hand into hot oven.
- Items that are used to effectively eat food, sharp use carefully.
- keep these away from hot water and hot objects to prevent electric shock
- A bacteria you can receive by eating contaminated food. Foods that are usually contaminated with this bacteria are raw meat, poultry, and seafood.
- An electronic device used to cool foods and keep perishable food at the temperature they need to be
- Improper handling of dangerous foods can cause food-borne illnesses!
- A temperature zone that is from five degrees Celsius to sixty degrees celsius. This is a reminder to make sure you dont keep your food out, if it is left out it will result in fast acting bacteria.
- Instructions needed to make food the way it needs to be, must be followed properly! This could result in unhealthy eating, sickness, uncooked food, etc.
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- an electronic device used to reheat cooked foods, running this device without food in it could cause serious problems.
- An illness from food, usually comes from raw meat, poultry, and seafood
- soda An important thing to have in the kitchen in order to put out kitchen fires.
- Cool foods should be kept at four degrees celcius to avoid bacteria.
- Use these types of trash cans when throwing out hot items to avoid fires.
- The measurement of coldness or warmth, if this isn't checked properly in certain foods it can result in illness!
- An important item to have in your kitchen incase of allergic reaction.
- Something that could cause serious injury or even death put can be put out with baking soda
- Washing your hands and equipment before working in the kitchen is super important to avoid sickness!
20 Clues: Items that are used to effectively eat food, sharp use carefully. • Cool foods should be kept at four degrees celcius to avoid bacteria. • Improper handling of dangerous foods can cause food-borne illnesses! • An important item to have in your kitchen incase of allergic reaction. • An illness from food, usually comes from raw meat, poultry, and seafood • ...
Safety Quiz 2019-08-23
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- Layer that protect the earth from UV rays
- An International Standard that specifies requirements for an Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management System
- Name of Fire Marshal for Engineering Department
- Pictogram for eye damage
- Only ___ coordinator can issue Permit to Work (PTW)
- Oxygen + ignition sources + fuel
- Fire extinguisher that can be used on Classes A, B and C fires
- You need to park your car in ______ position at Safran
- Use ____ when you are crossing the road
- Standardize
- ____ is anything that have potential to bring harm to human, environment, properties and reputation
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- Waste Code for contaminated rags, plastics, papers or filters
- Hazard that have potential to cause injury or death to an employee
- ____ map is available at the nearest exit door
- A PPE that designated to protect worker when Working at Height (WAH)
- An unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury
- There are ____ section in Safety Data Sheet
- A powered industrial truck used to lift and move materials over short distances
- A pictorial symbol for a word or phrase that indicates the hazard properties of material
- 22 April
20 Clues: 22 April • Standardize • Pictogram for eye damage • Oxygen + ignition sources + fuel • Use ____ when you are crossing the road • Layer that protect the earth from UV rays • There are ____ section in Safety Data Sheet • ____ map is available at the nearest exit door • Name of Fire Marshal for Engineering Department • Only ___ coordinator can issue Permit to Work (PTW) • ...
Food Safety 2019-09-30
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- The campaign that promotes ways to keep food safe from bacteria.
- The action of polluting or poisoning something.
- The kitchen appliance used to keep food cool.
- Your hair should be pulled back into one of these if you are cooking.
- The substance that causes an allergic reaction.
- An allergic reaction to which the body must become hypersensitive.
- The needle used to reverse anaphylaxis.
- The degree of hot or cold present
- To wash your hands before and after handling food.
- The type of illness acquired from eating or drinking contaminated food or water.
- when something is undercooked and cannot be eaten.
- to keep perishable foods at the proper temperature, to keep foods refrigerated.
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- To keep raw meats and poultry away from cooked meats or fruits and vegetables.
- Salmonella, Botulism, E-coli, Listeria, Etc.
- To make something clean or disinfect it.
- The temperature range which bacteria increases rapidly.
- A list of steps used to create a dish.
- Something followed to maintain your health. (sanitation and personal cleanliness)
- What grows on food to cause foodborne illnesses.
- Foods items that rot or grow mold over time.
- To prepare foods by adding heat.
21 Clues: To prepare foods by adding heat. • The degree of hot or cold present • A list of steps used to create a dish. • The needle used to reverse anaphylaxis. • To make something clean or disinfect it. • Salmonella, Botulism, E-coli, Listeria, Etc. • Foods items that rot or grow mold over time. • The kitchen appliance used to keep food cool. • ...
Safety Crossword 2019-06-19
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- During an _____________ you should stay calm and find shelter under a desk or other sturdy furniture.
- Fitting a job to a person; Used to mitigate the risk of developing Musculoskeletal disorders.
- Physical hurt or occupational illness
- Temporary blockage to obstruct movement
- _________ objects may pose a risk to employees under them.
- Knowledge or perception of a situation or fact.
- Protects the head from injury
- (Acronym) a portable electronic device that automatically diagnoses the life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias of ventricular fibrillation and pulseless ventricular tachycardia.
- A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being.
- The acronym for using a fire extinguisher.
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- - Reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something.
- Identify and correct hazards in the facility before a near miss occurs, someone is injured, or property is damaged.
- Avoid turning or twisting your body while ________ or holding a heavy object.
- A situation that poses an immediate risk to health, life, property, or environment.
- ___________ Safety Data Sheet.
- Meeting all the requirements of the law and policies.
- Our top priority and everyone's responsibility.
- The first and immediate assistance given to any person suffering from either a minor or serious illness or injury
- (Acronym) You should always wear the appropriate ____ for the task being performed.
- When an incident was averted completely or resulted in negligible consequences, but under slightly different circumstances could have caused injury or damage.
- A danger or risk.
- Substances, solids, liquids, or gases that can harm people, other living organisms, property, or the environment.
- (Acronym) An emergency procedure that combines chest compressions often with artificial ventilation
23 Clues: A danger or risk. • Protects the head from injury • ___________ Safety Data Sheet. • Physical hurt or occupational illness • Temporary blockage to obstruct movement • The acronym for using a fire extinguisher. • Our top priority and everyone's responsibility. • Knowledge or perception of a situation or fact. • Meeting all the requirements of the law and policies. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-03-27
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- to cut
- prepare food
- a lot of people are allergic to
- cleanse
- heat up a liquid
- used to put out a fire
- kitchen appliance
- acceptance
- used for cooking or heating
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- get ready
- where food is prepared and cooked
- evaluate
- sharp
- not risky
- damaging immune response by the body to a substance
- component
- a set of instructions for preparing a particular dish
- checklist
- take away from
- hand grip
20 Clues: sharp • to cut • cleanse • evaluate • get ready • not risky • component • checklist • hand grip • acceptance • prepare food • take away from • heat up a liquid • kitchen appliance • used to put out a fire • used for cooking or heating • a lot of people are allergic to • where food is prepared and cooked • damaging immune response by the body to a substance • ...
Internet Safety 2013-01-30
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- a way of communicating with each other
- a common social networking site
- where an offender may be presented infront of a judge
- a gaming device where we can chat
- the messaging service on BlackBerry mobiles
- we should take this for ourselves and what we do on and offline
- the body of people who act on crimes committed
- we should do this before we post online
- something we can gain from search the internet
- an online chatting service
- we can get into trouble with this if we don't think before act
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- something we all have as humans and usually comes with responsibilities
- the internet can be this if used correctly and safely
- the name given to online bullying
- a social media usually made up of videos
- somewhere people may write their opinions and views online
- a way of contacting each other in writing online
- one way in which the internet can be positive (hint: with homework)
- the type of messages sent from iPhone-iPhone
- a common social media
20 Clues: a common social media • an online chatting service • a common social networking site • the name given to online bullying • a gaming device where we can chat • a way of communicating with each other • we should do this before we post online • a social media usually made up of videos • the messaging service on BlackBerry mobiles • the type of messages sent from iPhone-iPhone • ...
Food Safety 2012-09-19
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- To slow or stop the growth of bacteria, put food in the fridge or ______.
- There are _____ simple steps to help fight bacteria.
- Bacteria grow _________ at room temperature.
- You should do this to counters and utensils to reduce bacteria build up on their surfaces.
- Wash your hands for _______ seconds before eating and preparing food.
- A safe place for thawing food.
- Don't use _____ eggs.
- Use a _____ _____ to determine if meats are properly cooked.
- ii)The tempertaure range for i) is 4-60 degrees ____.
- Don't overcrowd your _____, air needs to circulate.
- Use separate _____ boards for produce and raw meats.
- Don't buy canned food if the can is _____.
- A symptom of salmonella poisoning.
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- zone i)The ______ ______ is the temperature range where food-borne bacteria can grow.
- ________ young children and the elderly are most likely to become sick from food-related illnesses.
- Keep raw meats _____ from other foods in your shopping cart.
- Can be transferred from food to people, people to food, or from food to another.
- Salmonella bacteria can be found in ________ milk.
- Wash produce under _____ running water.
- This disease can come from eating uncooked hamburgers(short form).
- Always keep food _____ when in the fridge.
- date/ Never consume dairy products past their _______ _______.
- Food-borne illnesses can occur thirty minutes to two _____ after eating contaminated food.
- A tip to prevent food-borne illnesses is to thoroughly _____ your meat and poultry.
- Don't buy produce with broken _____.
25 Clues: Don't use _____ eggs. • A safe place for thawing food. • A symptom of salmonella poisoning. • Don't buy produce with broken _____. • Wash produce under _____ running water. • Always keep food _____ when in the fridge. • Don't buy canned food if the can is _____. • Bacteria grow _________ at room temperature. • Salmonella bacteria can be found in ________ milk. • ...
Safety Smarts 2013-08-27
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- Point at which a vapor will explode
- Agency responsible for workplace safety
- An unexpected occurrence demanding immediate attention
- Common name for sodium hydroxide
- Indifference to one's surroundings or tasks
- Liquids that can burn you
- The use of colored tape to warn of potential hazards
- Used most often to put out a fire
- Required to provide clean, fresh air to workers
- The study of how chemical adversely affect the human body
- Industrial_______
- Studies to prevent muscular/skeletal disorders
- Used to prevent insect bites
- Cancer causing fiber found in many applications
- A program to help identify state to critical error patterns
- Tendency to do tasks a certain way
- With oxygen and heat, the third element of the fire triangle
- Line of _____, being in or moving into the path of hazardous energy
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- Best source for chemical hazard information
- A device fastened to a harness to prevent fall injuries
- A measure of sound
- Hand protection
- A device used to reach overhead work areas
- The standard covering hazardous waste operations
- Cancer causing chemicals
- Government agency in charge of transportation
- Plan to keep oil out of the waterways
- A safety issue related to cleaning
- Type of suit worn to prevent acid burns
- Chemicals that ignite with air contact
- Performed to ensure safety equipment is ready for use
- A systematic approach to isolate equipment for repair
- A powered device used for lifting or lowering materials
- A type of reaction when exposed to a chemical
- Stay on one's feet
- Highest level of respiratory protection
- Too tired to perform safely
37 Clues: Hand protection • Industrial_______ • A measure of sound • Stay on one's feet • Cancer causing chemicals • Liquids that can burn you • Too tired to perform safely • Used to prevent insect bites • Common name for sodium hydroxide • Used most often to put out a fire • A safety issue related to cleaning • Tendency to do tasks a certain way • Point at which a vapor will explode • ...
Food Safety 2013-09-10
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- Organisms that feed on living things
- The spreading of harmful bacteria
- Foods that spoil easily
- The only way to kill bacteria without chemicals
- Microorganisms that are infected cells
- Organisms that spread through invisible spores
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- Microscopic living organisms
- Comes from the individual who made the meal
- Wash everything that touches ___ food before re-using
- Maintaining cleanliness
- To make impure
- Produced by or derived from microorganisms and causing disease
- Comes from raw and under-cooked protein
- Attract mice
- Cover your nose and ______ with a tissues when you sneeze or cough
- Denoting substances that prevent the growth of disease-causing microorganisms.
- Leave harmful bacteria
- Systematic approach to food safety
- Never dip more than ____ in a common dish
- Free from live bacteria or other microorganisms
20 Clues: Attract mice • To make impure • Leave harmful bacteria • Maintaining cleanliness • Foods that spoil easily • Microscopic living organisms • The spreading of harmful bacteria • Systematic approach to food safety • Organisms that feed on living things • Microorganisms that are infected cells • Comes from raw and under-cooked protein • Never dip more than ____ in a common dish • ...
Electrical Safety 2013-11-08
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- Is used to protect people from electric shock by covering the conductor.
- This happens when too much current is running through the conductor?
- This will provide protection against faults on a circuit.
- This type of current is produced by rotating a generator.
- What type of bonding is required in bathrooms and kitchens?
- What type of insulation employs two independent layers of insulation?
- To enable a current to flow, there must be a?
- The voltage is directly proportional to the current x the resistance V=IxR, what is this law known as?
- A means of cutting off the electrical supply.
- What type of hazards present themselves as a result of electrical hazard?
- What type of electricity is produced by the build up of electrons on weak conductors or insulators
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- What type of bonding is used when potential metallic conductors exist near to electrical conductors in buildings?
- What is a common injury from electricity?
- A person possessing the sufficient knowledge, experience and training is known as?
- Are very poor conductors
- A maintenance action involving careful scrutiny of an item of electrical equipment to detect a fault is known as?
- This is one type of formal inspection and testing of electrical appliances.
- This is a measurement carried out to monitor the conditions of an item of electrical equipment.
- Enables the current to return directly to earth by providing a circuit of least resistance.
- This type of current is produced by a battery.
- What can you do to the voltage to reduce the risks of electric shock?
21 Clues: Are very poor conductors • What is a common injury from electricity? • To enable a current to flow, there must be a? • A means of cutting off the electrical supply. • This type of current is produced by a battery. • This will provide protection against faults on a circuit. • This type of current is produced by rotating a generator. • ...
food safety 2014-02-04
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- control center: medical facility that gives free advice about handliing poison emergencies
- Maneuver: a life saving technique to help someone who is choking
- intellectual or spiritual enlightenment
- to expect and prepare for risks and follow strict sanitation rules
- spreading of harmful bacteria from one food to another
- Zone: temperature range in which bacteria grows fastest
- foods that spoil easily
- Aid: immediate care that prevents more injury and relieves pain
- microscopic living organisms
- any disease producing agent virus/ bacterium
- a life saving technique to restart someones breathing and heartbeat
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- sudden active manifestation
- substance that works against poison
- poison that kills insects or other pests
- to make impure
- maintaining cleanliness
- any poison produced by an organism
- Illness: caused by unsafe food
- easy to cath fire
- burn: causes unappealing dried up white areas on food
- to show signs of something
21 Clues: to make impure • easy to cath fire • maintaining cleanliness • foods that spoil easily • to show signs of something • sudden active manifestation • microscopic living organisms • Illness: caused by unsafe food • any poison produced by an organism • substance that works against poison • intellectual or spiritual enlightenment • poison that kills insects or other pests • ...
Food Safety 2014-09-24
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- Keep foods cold to slow down the spread of bacteria.
- You should do this for at least 20 sec.
- How you handle and maintain the condition of food to prevent illness.
- Heating up food to eliminate bacteria.
- 4 degrees C to 60 degrees C
- Cold, hot, warm, cool, etc…
- The transfer of bacteria.
- Suffering from decay.
- An operation to teach everybody how to prevent food poisoning.
- To sterilize. Often with bleach and water.
- A reaction to a substance ingested in food.
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- A type of micro-organism that is the least obvious and spreads the quickest.
- Put in food to preserve its quality.
- A physiological response associated with a particular food.
- Most common intolerance.
- To isolate ingredients to prevent cross-contamination.
- Most likely allergen to be life-threatening.
- Illness caused by bacteria in what you eat.
- A type of micro-organism that is visible.
- To wash something with soap and water.
20 Clues: Suffering from decay. • Most common intolerance. • The transfer of bacteria. • 4 degrees C to 60 degrees C • Cold, hot, warm, cool, etc… • Put in food to preserve its quality. • Heating up food to eliminate bacteria. • To wash something with soap and water. • You should do this for at least 20 sec. • A type of micro-organism that is visible. • ...
Patient Safety 2015-03-09
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- The color of a blood band
- Prevents central line infections
- Prevents IV infections
- Assessment of need for Foley Catheter
- Report A way to identify system failures
- The best way to know if a patient understands
- A way to communicate
- Done before every procedure/surgery
- Band Placed on every patient's wrist
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- Failure Discharge instructions include, diet, weight management, medications and signs and symptoms
- Ulcer Prevention by turning every two hours
- Ensures the right med for the right patient
- The single most important thing that prevents hospital acquired infections
- Discontinued 24 hours after most surgeries
- Prevention of VTE
- -Rounding One of the most important things to prevent a patient fall
- Should always be turned on for a patient at high risk of fall
- An emergency decision to incision in 30 minutes
- The color of socks worn by a patient who is a fall risk
- Catheter Remove 1-2 post-op day
20 Clues: Prevention of VTE • A way to communicate • Prevents IV infections • The color of a blood band • Prevents central line infections • Catheter Remove 1-2 post-op day • Done before every procedure/surgery • Assessment of need for Foley Catheter • Report A way to identify system failures • Discontinued 24 hours after most surgeries • Ensures the right med for the right patient • ...
Water Safety 2015-05-13
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- ____________ is the acronym for Heat Escape Lessing Position
- Please wear ____________ shoes when on deck not your outside shoes
- When boating you always be sitting, not ____________
- If you are under ____________ years old you must stay within arms reach of a responsible adult (14+ years)
- If you want to learn to swim you should try swimming ____________
- On the pool decks we do not run, but for safety we ____________
- Only 50% of parents say they ____________their kids around water
- Call 911 in the case of an ____________
- On average 57 kids ____________ every year in Canada (43 males & 14 females)
- Kids who drown are often ____________, not loud
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- Always swim within your own ____________ zone
- A ____________ suit is required to be worn if you are entering the water
- You must be both 7+ years and 48inches tall to ride the big ____________
- No ____________ in shallow water
- Always jump in ____________ first if you are unsure of the depth
- If you ever need help or assistance at the pool ask a ____________ for help
- More than 57% of drowning incidents occur during the ____________ months
- ____________ is the acronym for Emergency Medical Services
- Before you enter the pool you must ____________
- When boating you must bring a ____________ with you
- The ____________ of ice may be an indication of its strength
- Always let an ____________ know where you are and what your plans are
22 Clues: No ____________ in shallow water • Call 911 in the case of an ____________ • Always swim within your own ____________ zone • Before you enter the pool you must ____________ • Kids who drown are often ____________, not loud • When boating you must bring a ____________ with you • When boating you always be sitting, not ____________ • ...
Food Safety 2015-10-05
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- What assists you when you eat?
- What is on your hands if you don't wash them?
- How do you prevent bacteria from spreading?
- What do you check the temperature with?
- What do cleaning supplies contain?
- What helps you prepare a meal?
- What do you clean dishes with?
- What bacteria is on raw meat?
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- What happens when a knife touches your finger?
- What type of illness can you get from raw food?
- How do you not cross - contaminate?
- How do you make raw food safe?
- What do vegetables have?
- What is a way to see if food is cooking properly?
- Where do you put leftovers?
- What is water near an outlet?
- What happens when your food over - cooks?
- How do you keep food cold?
- What do you have to focus on while cooking?
- What do you cut foods on?
20 Clues: What do vegetables have? • What do you cut foods on? • How do you keep food cold? • Where do you put leftovers? • What is water near an outlet? • What bacteria is on raw meat? • What assists you when you eat? • How do you make raw food safe? • What helps you prepare a meal? • What do you clean dishes with? • What do cleaning supplies contain? • How do you not cross - contaminate? • ...
Kitchen Safety 2015-10-02
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- Make sure you use the correct burner.
- Practice you fire escape _______ in case of a large fire.
- Keep __________ cords away from stove tops and water.
- Do not leave ________ unattended.
- Do not wear _______ jewelry.
- Keep your kitchen _________ using labels, etc.
- Never fan a fire with a ______ or apron.
- Store _______ in drawers or wooden blocks.
- Never use ____ water on a burn.
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- Keep your floor clear of ________.
- Use ______ and ladders to reach high shelves.
- Always use _____ pads.
- __________ wipe up spills.
- Never leave a knife in ______ water where i can't be seen.
- Do not wear loose _______.
- Be careful around ______ objects.
- Thaw ______ foods in the fridge
- Get a _____-extinguisher for your kitchen.
- Do not leave the kitchen while cooking.
- Heat cooking ____ slowly.
20 Clues: Always use _____ pads. • Heat cooking ____ slowly. • __________ wipe up spills. • Do not wear loose _______. • Do not wear _______ jewelry. • Thaw ______ foods in the fridge • Never use ____ water on a burn. • Do not leave ________ unattended. • Be careful around ______ objects. • Keep your floor clear of ________. • Make sure you use the correct burner. • ...
Water Safety 2015-10-08
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- Play _____ ______ is important. Avoid horseplay.
- aid kit Be sure to have this kit available near a pool or body of water
- This type of dive is best when depth is questionable
- individuals trained to save people from drowning
- Children under _____ years old should wear a lifejacket
- Swimming/diving while under the _______of drugs or alcohol is high risk
- When swimming in the ocean, be aware of __________ and currents and watch for shifting weather patterns
- Be sure to stay ______________ and drinks water or non-caffeinated beverages
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- Whenever possible, minimize your _________ to stay safe!
- an abbreviated term for a lifejacket or a Personal Floating Device
- Learn the correct _____________ for diving
- A condition that occurs when you are in water for an extended period of time and you lose core body heat
- Cord A _______ __________ injury will change your life. Loss of fine motor skills is debilitating
- Encourage the use of ____________ when outside to protect your skin
- Dive into water that is _____________your own height in depth
- Enroll children in swimming and water safety ____________
- All backyard pools must have a __________ with a self-closing gate
- Pool ______________ should be stored out of reach of children as they are poisonous
- You should always swim with a __________
- Check the water ____________ before diving in
20 Clues: You should always swim with a __________ • Learn the correct _____________ for diving • Check the water ____________ before diving in • Play _____ ______ is important. Avoid horseplay. • individuals trained to save people from drowning • This type of dive is best when depth is questionable • Children under _____ years old should wear a lifejacket • ...
Food Safety 2015-09-30
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- to cook food at a low temperature on the stove quiet boiling it
- to keep food cool in the refrigerator
- you need to ______________ your hands before preparing any food
- a bacteria found in foods such as eggs
- instructions that tell how to cook the dish properly
- the improper place to defrost your meat
- a measurement to ensure proper cooking
- to pour off water or juice from a food
- an appliance used to keep foods cool
- remove the ______________ before eating your food item
- a tool to measure the temperature of foods
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- you need to ______________ water when it is not filtered
- to soak food in a liquid before cooking it
- Found in most foods and are killed in high temperatures
- When raw meat comes in contact with cooked foods
- You____________ your hands and the counter space being used
- to take the skin off of a fruit or vegetable before eating it
- to safely thaw meat
- to cook at the proper temperature in the oven
- to sanitarily whip ingredients
20 Clues: to safely thaw meat • to sanitarily whip ingredients • an appliance used to keep foods cool • to keep food cool in the refrigerator • a bacteria found in foods such as eggs • a measurement to ensure proper cooking • to pour off water or juice from a food • the improper place to defrost your meat • to soak food in a liquid before cooking it • ...
Food Safety 2015-09-28
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- Keep your food ___
- Always ___ produce
- Bacteria that causes food poisoning
- Uncooked food
- "Temperature ___ Zone"
- Thaw meat in the ___
- Make sure your meat is cooked
- Don't use it on a grease fire
- Don't forget to ___ your hands
- To sterilize water
- Change dishcloths ___
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- Bacteria growth stops
- Use a ___ on dirty surfaces
- He has an ___ to peanuts
- Keep young children away from the ___
- Keep raw food away from cooked food
- After washing, let your dishes ___
- At the store, pick up frozen foods ___
- Don't ___ the fridge
- Crack the shell
20 Clues: Uncooked food • Crack the shell • Keep your food ___ • Always ___ produce • To sterilize water • Thaw meat in the ___ • Don't ___ the fridge • Bacteria growth stops • Change dishcloths ___ • "Temperature ___ Zone" • He has an ___ to peanuts • Use a ___ on dirty surfaces • Make sure your meat is cooked • Don't use it on a grease fire • Don't forget to ___ your hands • ...
Food Safety 2015-09-29
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- the juices out
- the leftovers
- the food
- the counter
- worn cutting boards
- when using meats
- the vegetables
- can cause illness
- counter tops
- for quicker cooling
- your meats properly
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- your food
- the fruits
- must be cooled right away
- in refrigerator
- must be refrigerated within 2 hours
- to cut meat ect.
- the fruits
- your food
- of the food
- food under cold water
- your hands
- the leftovers
23 Clues: the food • your food • your food • the fruits • the fruits • your hands • the counter • of the food • counter tops • the leftovers • the leftovers • the juices out • the vegetables • in refrigerator • to cut meat ect. • when using meats • can cause illness • worn cutting boards • for quicker cooling • your meats properly • food under cold water • must be cooled right away • must be refrigerated within 2 hours
Food Safety 2014-10-01
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- A micro organism that contaminates food
- Listeria is unlike many other germs because it can ____ in cold temperatures
- A type of bacteria that lives in our intestines and animal intestines
- This nutrient is our main energy source
- A damaging immune response by the body to a substance
- Bacteria doesn't die when it is refrigerated or freezes,it ________
- Bacteria needs oxygen,time,warmth,food,correct ph and ________
- A reaction to the chemicals in foods
- Don't eat food from a _______ can, it could cause Botulism
- Chemical components of food
- Temperature where most bacteria will be killed
- Make clean and hygienic. (It's a very important part of food safety)
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- This common micro organism doesn't cause food poisoning and is used to make bread
- 4-60 degrees
- Energy giving nutrients
- A rare but serious illness caused by a bacterium which occurs in soil
- Fight Bac is a campaign made to educate people about food safety
- Nutrients that provide no energy
- The combination of water and carbon dioxide in the presence of light
- One of the most common causes of food poisoning
- Fungus that grows on rotting food substances
- Bacteria found in soil, water and animals. Ex: Poultry and cattle
22 Clues: 4-60 degrees • Energy giving nutrients • Chemical components of food • Nutrients that provide no energy • A reaction to the chemicals in foods • A micro organism that contaminates food • This nutrient is our main energy source • Fungus that grows on rotting food substances • Temperature where most bacteria will be killed • One of the most common causes of food poisoning • ...
Food Safety 2015-03-03
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- What is it called when food that is safe to eat comes in contact with pathogenic bacteria
- _____raw meat poultry and seafood from other foods in your grocery shopping cart and in your refrigerator
- What is another word for E.Coli?
- Hepatitis A is mostly transmitted by
- Never place______food back on the same plate or cutting board that previously held raw food
- Make sure you clean and _______ cutting boards, counter tops, utensils with a mild bleach solution
- Hepatitis A is a ____
- These sources are what kind of food poisoning: hotdogs, delimeats, raw meat and unpasteurized cheese
- Unclean hands_________ food
- Do not allow hazardous foods to be in the _________longer than 2 hours when preparing food
- What consists of spores and is most often contained in home canned foods that have been improperly processed?
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- Is difficult to control because it is carried by insects, rodents, pets (dogs, cats and birds)
- What is one of the common types of food poisoning?
- A foodborne illness is
- ____leftover marinade or prepare extra for basting cooked food
- Wash your hands for at least ____seconds before, after and during handling food
- Keep frozen foods in the _______________
- ______ produce deadly toxins which are extremely heat resistance
- __________are a source of Listeria
- __________is a source that could contain treenuts
20 Clues: Hepatitis A is a ____ • A foodborne illness is • Unclean hands_________ food • What is another word for E.Coli? • __________are a source of Listeria • Hepatitis A is mostly transmitted by • Keep frozen foods in the _______________ • __________is a source that could contain treenuts • What is one of the common types of food poisoning? • ...
Food Safety 2014-10-02
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- whats a reason to throw dishes away?
- conditions/ procedures that maintain and preserve the quality of food to help cross contamination and food borne illness
- before eating pre-heat to save ________ temperature.
- leaving food out too long, causing bacteria to rapidly grow
- you have this to food when it has infectious organisms
- what doubles within 20 minutes of exposure to: oxygen, food, moisture and time?
- what is it called when you use you're hands and cooking utensils...( and food can get contaminated?)
- how many hours can food stay out of the fridge?
- bacteria from raw food that could contaminate cooked foods that are not stored ___________
- if you cook foods in a safe temperature it can kill most of the harmful _________
- keep hot foods, hot and cold foods, ____.
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- the process of bacteria that are transferred from one substance to another
- how much are you supposed to use utensils and cooking wear?
- how much can bacteria multiply if food is left out?
- how many cutting boards (at least) should you have?
- _________ is used to see the temperature of food
- you can get this sickness from contaminating food
- how should dishes be dryed?
- what of the 4 conditions (from the danger zone) is this?
- what kind of pain do you get from food poisoning?
20 Clues: how should dishes be dryed? • whats a reason to throw dishes away? • keep hot foods, hot and cold foods, ____. • how many hours can food stay out of the fridge? • _________ is used to see the temperature of food • you can get this sickness from contaminating food • what kind of pain do you get from food poisoning? • how much can bacteria multiply if food is left out? • ...
Food Safety 2015-02-23
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- ___ is a bacteria that can produce deadly toxins
- make sure to ___ raw meats from your other foods
- make sure to ___ off all bruised parts of food, because they carry bacteria
- what should be treated with cold water
- you should ____ your hands before cooking
- eggs carry what bacteria
- you should ____ your counter tops before/after cutting meat
- a foodborne illness from eating and drinking contaminated food or water
- use a ____ while checking to see if your meats are thoroughly cooked
- keep foods out of the ___ by preparing and serving them immediately
- you should put your hair ___ while cooking
- you use an ____ if you have an allergic reaction to nuts
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- make sure to refrigerate ___ items within 2 hours or less
- don't let your meat ___ in hot water, it will go bad
- this happens when two foods share their bacteria
- ___ should never be stored above cooked meat
- ___ is a bacteria that can cause a rare disease called listeriosis
- avoid using ____ to clean dishes, they hold to much bacteria
- make sure to use an ____ while traveling with perishable items that will be in heat
- always wash of the dirt on fresh ___ to remove dirt and residue
- you can get ___ from foodpoisoning
21 Clues: eggs carry what bacteria • you can get ___ from foodpoisoning • what should be treated with cold water • you should ____ your hands before cooking • you should put your hair ___ while cooking • ___ should never be stored above cooked meat • ___ is a bacteria that can produce deadly toxins • make sure to ___ raw meats from your other foods • ...
Food Safety 2015-02-24
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- place raw food in this to prevent juices from dripping onto other foods
- you can do this in the refrigerator, in cold water, or in the microwave
- occurs when food comes in contact with pathogenic bacteria, chemicals or unwanted items making the food unsafe to eat.
- always do this before, during, and after meal preparation
- symptoms include stomach cramps, fever, headaches, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
- refers to the most dangerous temperature for food, which is between 4 degrees Celsius and 60 degrees Celsius
- thoroughly wash under running water when preparing food
- change daily to avoid cross contamination
- clean, sanitize and wipe using paper towels to avoid cross contamination
- refrigerate or freeze these
- substance in food that causes an illness called food poisoning
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- discard when warn out
- common food poisoning effect
- never place this on the same area that previously held raw food
- need to be cooked thoroughly to avoid food poisoning
- when you are at this place and you receive under-cooked food, send it back to prevent food poisoning
- separate this form other foods in your fridge
- can be used to cool food quickly
- used to keep fresh produce cold and fresh
- avoid using to prevent cross contamination
20 Clues: discard when warn out • refrigerate or freeze these • common food poisoning effect • can be used to cool food quickly • used to keep fresh produce cold and fresh • change daily to avoid cross contamination • avoid using to prevent cross contamination • separate this form other foods in your fridge • need to be cooked thoroughly to avoid food poisoning • ...
Food Safety 2015-02-25
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- prepare a dish or meal
- food necessary for health and growth.
- nutritious substance
- keep food in these to keep fresh and prevent cross contamination.
- temperature range between 4 degrees C/ 40F and 60 degrees C/140 degrees F
- illness caused my bacteria or other toxins in food
- store raw and cooked meat separate in the fridge.
- kills bacteria.
- used to store produce.
- avoid using for cleaning purposes.
- always do this before handling food.
- pots, pans, forks, knives
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- free from dirt
- the degree or intensity of heat.
- wear this when handling food in the oven.
- transfer of bacteria from food
- potential source of Salmonella bacteria.
- bacterial growth stops.
- clean and sanitize any work area.
- sickness affecting the body
20 Clues: free from dirt • kills bacteria. • nutritious substance • prepare a dish or meal • used to store produce. • bacterial growth stops. • pots, pans, forks, knives • sickness affecting the body • transfer of bacteria from food • the degree or intensity of heat. • clean and sanitize any work area. • avoid using for cleaning purposes. • always do this before handling food. • ...
Food Safety 2015-02-25
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- keep food in these to keep fresh and prevent cross contamination.
- potential source of Salmonella bacteria.
- clean and sanitize any work area.
- temperature range between 4 degrees C/ 40F and 60 degrees C/140 degrees F
- pots, pans, forks, knives
- transfer of bacteria from food
- nutritious substance
- avoid using for cleaning purposes.
- wear this when handling food in the oven.
- bacterial growth stops.
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- free from dirt
- sickness affecting the body
- kills bacteria.
- used to store produce.
- food necessary for health and growth.
- prepare a dish or meal
- illness caused my bacteria or other toxins in food
- always do this before handling food.
- store raw and cooked meat separate in the fridge.
- the degree or intensity of heat.
20 Clues: free from dirt • kills bacteria. • nutritious substance • used to store produce. • prepare a dish or meal • bacterial growth stops. • pots, pans, forks, knives • sickness affecting the body • transfer of bacteria from food • the degree or intensity of heat. • clean and sanitize any work area. • avoid using for cleaning purposes. • always do this before handling food. • ...
Food Safety 2014-09-28
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- used to check the internal temperature of food
- Listeria for example
- how you prepare, serve and handle food
- any bacteria, virus etc. that is carried by food can be called this
- bacteria, viruses or fungus, for example
- location and environment where food is kept
- begins to multiply on food that has been left in the danger zone for more than two hours
- a bacteria found in soil, water and animals
- conditions and practices instrumental in preventing disease through cleanliness
- the third step in the washing procedure
- a reaction to the chemicals in food
- a fungus that grows on food and other organic matter
- a severe allergic reaction
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- the aspect of Fight Bac! that protects against cross-contamination
- caused by bacteria and other toxins found in food
- what happens when you cut raw meat on a cutting board and then cut ready-to-eat vegetables on it
- along with refrigeration is the temperature range where bacteria lies dormant
- your body's reaction to an illness
- one condition that bacteria needs to grow
- can cause food poisoning, caused by food handler and unclean surfaces
- a reaction in your immune system to food proteins to which it is hyper-sensitive
21 Clues: Listeria for example • a severe allergic reaction • your body's reaction to an illness • a reaction to the chemicals in food • how you prepare, serve and handle food • the third step in the washing procedure • bacteria, viruses or fungus, for example • one condition that bacteria needs to grow • location and environment where food is kept • ...
Food Safety 2014-09-28
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- Never put chemicals in food ____________
- The area between 4-60 degrees Celsius is called the
- At this temperature bacteria starts to die
- Bacteria ____________ at freezing point
- Food _________ is a reaction to the chemicals in foods
- In case of an allergic reaction, use an ____________
- _________ is found in raw eggs and chicken
- Some symptoms to ___________________ are nausea, diarrhea, vomiting and fever
- Cut away _________ parts of fruits and vegetables because they can contain bacteria
- The tiniest bit of food can cause an ________ reaction
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- _____________ are most likely to affect babies because of their undeveloped immune system
- Bacteria spreads through ______________________
- ________ contains edible mould
- Always _____ surfaces when finished with preparing food
- The most common micro-organism is ________
- Food should not be more than __ hours in the danger zone
- Oxygen, warmth, food, moisture and time are the 5 conditions _______ needs, to multiply
- Keep food refrigerated at __ degrees Celsius or less
- Never defrost food at room temperature because bacteria will _______
- Cook, clean, chill, separate are the 4 aspects to ___________
20 Clues: ________ contains edible mould • Bacteria ____________ at freezing point • Never put chemicals in food ____________ • At this temperature bacteria starts to die • The most common micro-organism is ________ • _________ is found in raw eggs and chicken • Bacteria spreads through ______________________ • The area between 4-60 degrees Celsius is called the • ...
Kitchen Safety 2014-10-02
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- What should you not pour down drains?
- always use a cutting _ _ _ _ _
- how do you carry knives?
- Pot handles need to be faced
- Where should you not put electrical appliances?
- Do not sit on
- What should your apron always be?
- Do not leave _ _ _ _ _ unattended
- Who do you call encase of emergencies?
- To prevent steam burns, open _ _ _ away from you
- Keep food out of the danger
- Do _ _ _ plug too many things into an outlet
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- Never place _ _ _ _ _ on a grease or electrical fire!
- What should you always have to yourself?
- Make sure _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ are clean before using them
- What should your hands be before you unplug or plug something into an outlet?
- Make sure knives are
- How should cupboard doors be when they are not in use?
- What type of water should you use in the garbage disposal?
- Always take the _ _ _ _ off after using it
20 Clues: Do not sit on • Make sure knives are • how do you carry knives? • Keep food out of the danger • Pot handles need to be faced • always use a cutting _ _ _ _ _ • What should your apron always be? • Do not leave _ _ _ _ _ unattended • What should you not pour down drains? • Who do you call encase of emergencies? • What should you always have to yourself? • ...
Cyber Safety 2014-08-11
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- Essential for your computers safety is a good virus ___________.
- Always be polite when communicating with others on the internet and avoid ___________ wars.
- When using the internet never give out _________ card details.
- Remember you may think that you can stay ________________ on the internet, but often people can trace who posted information online.
- Never give your email account details to _____________.
- Computer _____________ can be attached to unknown source email messages.
- Something you should not share with others are _____________.
- The type of photos you should only put online.
- When using the internet always watch out for pop ups that make you agree to __________.
- Avoid passing on emails that suggest forward on to others, these are often examples of ___________ mail.
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- Don't say anything online that you wouldn't say in _______________.
- Always use a ______________ friendly search engine.
- When communicating with others online never give out any ______________ details about yourself.
- If you feel a online conversation is not right close the ____________.
- Never give out your _______________ or home phone number to someone you don't know.
- It is important to change your passwords regularly in order to ptotect your internet accounts from _____________.
- Be _______________ when speaking to others when using a mobile or home telephone.
- Never give out yoiur real name use a ______________.
- If you feel ______________ when communicating with others online seek your parent's advice.
- Typing online using all caps is considered as ________________.
- If something seems to good to be true it probably is a __________.
- Never open an ___________ from someone you don't know.
- Abbreviation for the Australian Communications and Media Authority.
23 Clues: The type of photos you should only put online. • Always use a ______________ friendly search engine. • Never give out yoiur real name use a ______________. • Never open an ___________ from someone you don't know. • Never give your email account details to _____________. • Something you should not share with others are _____________. • ...
SUMMER SAFETY 2014-06-02
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- A person that can watch your house while away is called a __________ sitter.
- Muscle pain, spasms in abdomen arms or legs is called heat ____________.
- Pasta and potato salads should be kept __________until serving.
- Before using power equipment, you should__________ the equipment.
- To make your house look occupied it's a good idea to have __________ detectors to turn on lights outside.
- Heat________ is the body's response to an excessive loss of water and salt, usually through excessive sweating.
- Keep hand tools________and inspect before each use.
- A women's ______ should be kept close to her body when traveling.
- Before starting a propane grill, make sure the control knobs are in the _____ position.
- Never place cooked food on a plate that previously held raw meat, poultry, seafood, or ______.
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- The National Sleep Foundation recommends adults get seven to __________hours of sleep.
- _______ boots protects your feet from heavy equipment, cutting blades and landscape materials.
- Chronic ______ deprivation can cause you to gain weight.
- What many people call "stomach flu" or "intestinal virus" is often called _______ poisoning.
- The two busiest months of the year to vacation are July and ________.
- A charcoal________ can start a gill safely.
- A grill should only be used __________.
- Keeping up with sleep can help you fight_________.
- Heat_____is the most serious heat related disorder.
- Everyone should wash their _________ before eating to prevent passing germs to food.
20 Clues: A grill should only be used __________. • A charcoal________ can start a gill safely. • Keeping up with sleep can help you fight_________. • Heat_____is the most serious heat related disorder. • Keep hand tools________and inspect before each use. • Chronic ______ deprivation can cause you to gain weight. • ...
Track safety 2016-02-10
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- The land on which a railway is built; comprising all property between property fences, or, where there are no fences, 10m from the outside rail of the outside track (2 words)
- Unable to travel due to a defect
- Is the amount by which the outer rail of a track is raised above the inner rail on a curve. the inward tilt of a rail.
- Portions of line where STOP AHEAD and TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTION AHEAD signs will be placed 1000 metres from the STOP sign or TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTION START (2 words)
- An injured worker undertakes work duties outside of their normal scope of work to protect them from further aggravation of injury or illness (2 words)
- A bare stranded conductor, being the uppermost of the two overhead wires mounted directly above the track centreline and supporting the contact wire (2 words)
- Term used to denote an occurrence beyond the control of or avoidance by human power; caused by natural forces such as a flood, earthquake, etc (3 words 3,2,3)
- The obligation of an individual or organisation to account for its activities, accept responsibility
- An employee whose hours of work are outside Queensland Rail core operating hours
- Installed in sidings to protect a running road by derailing any vehicle which goes through the points when they are not properly set. (2 Words)
- The process of gathering and considering all relevant facts of a matter (2 words)
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- Rail track capable of supporting rolling stockof two different rail gauge wich utilises three rails, one of which is common to both gauges (2 words)
- Is the act of making and keeping evidence and memory of government business in the form of recorded information
- Free from the risk of death, injury or illness.
- Where one or more rolling stock wheels leave the rail or track
- used in QR, including: handportable radio, transportable radio, mobile radio, link radio, and microwave radio.(3 words)
- A breaking system fitted to most vehicles which applies the brakes on vehicles when the air pressure in the brake pipe is reduced (2 Words)
- To move in the reverse direction to that provided in the current Proceed Authority (2 Words)
- Trains and track vehicles travelling on the Network (2 words)
- The replacement of sleepers
- A term used to identify a certain type of signal used by Queensland Rail
- A designated safe way into, along, across or out of a Rail Corridor
- The prevention of deliberate, intended or illegal actions that threaten the safety and integrity of Queensland Rail workers and Queensland Rail assets
23 Clues: The replacement of sleepers • Unable to travel due to a defect • Free from the risk of death, injury or illness. • Trains and track vehicles travelling on the Network (2 words) • Where one or more rolling stock wheels leave the rail or track • A designated safe way into, along, across or out of a Rail Corridor • ...
Kitchen safety 2016-03-04
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- always your hands before preparing food
- food borne
- the area between 4 degrees Celsius and 60 degrees Celsius
- when cutting food you should always cut from you
- most schools are free
- never around in the kitchen
- eggs are one of the foods that can give you
- never cross foods
- always wear proper equipment
- peanuts and are two different types of nuts
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- clean up spills right away so no one or falls
- some people can have a reaction to some foods
- if you get burned you run it under water
- never put in the microwave
- always keep electrical away from water
- people who have allergies should carry around
- keep a clean work area
- you should always have a fire in the kitchen
- the most common kitchen accident
- the temperature your fridge should be at
20 Clues: food borne • never cross foods • most schools are free • keep a clean work area • never put in the microwave • never around in the kitchen • always wear proper equipment • the most common kitchen accident • always keep electrical away from water • always your hands before preparing food • if you get burned you run it under water • the temperature your fridge should be at • ...
Safety First 2016-03-24
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- Safety is just _____, out of place. - Harry Connick, Jr.
- removes irritants and contaminants from the air by passing the air through a filter before it reaches you.
- overhead pipes fitted with sprinkler heads
- Better a thousand times ______ than once dead. - Proverb
- washing your eyes to minimize the time an irritant comes in contact with them.
- a piece of rope held the curtain up in the air.
- Safety means ______ to the injured. - Unknown
- sheild that protects your face
- stabilizing legs that attach to the base of the lift.
- a collection of supplies and equipment for use in giving first aid
- an agency of the U.S government’s Department of Labor that’s mission is to assure the safety of America’s workers by setting and enforcing standards..
- He that’s ______ is not safe. -Benjamin Franklin
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- device that detects airborne amoke and issues an audible alarm
- protects objects from heating up too much.
- provide detailed hazard and precautionary information for hazardous materials
- protects your hands from splinters and cuts
- system that connects to a water supply through a deluge valve that is opened by the operation of smoke
- puts out fires
- piece of fabric fiberglass or some other type of thermal barrier.
- protect against loss of hearning and possible deafness
- Protects your eyes.
- implies that the item will burn, smoke, and flame.
- used in the theatre as a thermal barrier
- implies that an item will not burn, smoke, or flame.
- protects you from breathing in the dust or spray from an irritant
25 Clues: puts out fires • Protects your eyes. • sheild that protects your face • used in the theatre as a thermal barrier • protects objects from heating up too much. • overhead pipes fitted with sprinkler heads • protects your hands from splinters and cuts • Safety means ______ to the injured. - Unknown • a piece of rope held the curtain up in the air. • ...
Kitchen safety 2016-03-21
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- A device that is beating something.
- Always hold a knife by its handle.
- A piece of equipment,usually operated electrically.
- To Keep foods sanitized.
- Keep it on you're hair when cooking.
- To keep or keep cool.
- To fry or boil things.
- Keep the foods in the right temperature.
- Any thing dirty.
- Use when washing hands.
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- Use this utensils when chopping foods.
- When something gets to hot.
- You use this item to open cans.
- Use when dry dishes.
- Use when you grab something out of the oven.
- Wipe all of your spills.
- Something to keep your clothing from getting dirty.
- Cut things on a board to keep counter safe.
- Use a fire extinguisher.
- To remove (dirt, stains, paint, or any matter)
20 Clues: Any thing dirty. • Use when dry dishes. • To keep or keep cool. • To fry or boil things. • Use when washing hands. • Wipe all of your spills. • To Keep foods sanitized. • Use a fire extinguisher. • When something gets to hot. • You use this item to open cans. • Always hold a knife by its handle. • A device that is beating something. • Keep it on you're hair when cooking. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2016-10-04
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- Which foodborne illness causes vomiting after ingesting contaminated food?
- To cut food into small pieces
- Is a specific discipline describing handling, preparing and the storage of food that prevents illnesses.
- When you cut or chop food as small as possible
- Is a inability to eat a food or take in a drug
- Is a disease caused by contaminated food or water
- the temperature zone where bacteria grows rapidly is called what?
- A bacteria/virus that can cause a disease
- The american measuring system
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- A small allergic reaction to a toxin
- Fungi that grows under warm and moist conditions
- What is it called when you have pollution of something by another substance
- To beat butter or shortening until soft
- Raw and under cooked eggs and raw meat are examples of?
- Are living single cells that are invisible to the naked eye
- Raw and under cooked hamburger and beef are examples of?
- To make something clean
- The canadian measuring system
- To take the skin of a fruit or vegetable
- A careful way of mixing ingredients together
20 Clues: To make something clean • To cut food into small pieces • The canadian measuring system • The american measuring system • A small allergic reaction to a toxin • To beat butter or shortening until soft • To take the skin of a fruit or vegetable • A bacteria/virus that can cause a disease • A careful way of mixing ingredients together • ...
Storm Safety 2023-10-25
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- Used to predict tsunamis,detects water pressure and seismic activity
- A device that can be used to predict eathquakes,hurricanes and floods and
- The hurricane scale we use today
- One of the preceding events for this is feeling the ground shake
- necessity needed that you eat, should be non-perishable
- These are weaker than tropical storms
- Something you can do to stay safe during a disaster
- Things that happen around you to warn that a natural disaster is coming
- Staying safe during a disaster
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- The Saffir-Simpson Scale splits different type of hurricanes into __ based on how strong they are
- Winds go up to 300mph
- What does PSA stand for?
- A medical kit you use during disaster
- One of the preceding events for this is an earthquake
- A necessity needed that you drink
- water storm that happens alot in Florida
- A tornado before its finished hitting the ground
- Blizzards and lots of snow are an example of __
- You should discuss plans for natural disasters with your __
- Something you should never drive in during a natural disaster
20 Clues: Winds go up to 300mph • What does PSA stand for? • Staying safe during a disaster • The hurricane scale we use today • A necessity needed that you drink • A medical kit you use during disaster • These are weaker than tropical storms • water storm that happens alot in Florida • Blizzards and lots of snow are an example of __ • A tornado before its finished hitting the ground • ...
Food Safety! 2024-01-16
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- You're about to begin/end cooking you should always clean...
- There are 4 ways to prevent food-borne illness like Chill, Clean, Cook and...
- 4°C - 60°C/40° F. - 140° F is the...
- Parasites, Bacteria and YEASTS are all what
- Cuts, burns, electrocution, falls and...
- Whatever you sneeze, take out garbage you should lateron...
- What form should your hand be in when cutting?
- Using alcohol-based hand sanitizer is better than washing your hands
- You're a head chef at a restaurant but you are sick with diarrhea, can you still work in the kitchen?
- To physically remove substances from an object
- What colour cutting board do you use for fruits?
- Yes or no that you should wash knives first before other utensils
- You're wanting to taste a soup but you only have a ladle and a spoon, you use the ______ method.
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- What cooks at 145° F? One is roasts and the other is...
- A used object to food is an example of...
- What colour cutting board do you use for seafood?
- True or false that you can let food be left at room temperature for 2 hours?
- You are unsure what to do in the kitchen, you should ask a ____
- How long do you wash your hands for?
- A way to put out grease fires is using...
- Ms. Mickie is baking 1 cake in the oven, she needs to see if it's cooked... What should she use?
- What do most people get Salmonella from?
- Whatever in a crowded kitchen with a hot pot, you should say...
- All soon to ____ foods should be in front of other foods
- You should always open lids ____ from you.
- When preparing to cut a vegetable, you should use a ___ knife.
- You need to check if a food has reached the temperature needed, Should you use a probe or infrared thermometer?
- What knife do you use for cutting bread?
- How long do food-borne illness last for?
- What shelf should chicken be placed in the freezer?
30 Clues: How long do you wash your hands for? • 4°C - 60°C/40° F. - 140° F is the... • What do most people get Salmonella from? • Cuts, burns, electrocution, falls and... • What knife do you use for cutting bread? • How long do food-borne illness last for? • A used object to food is an example of... • A way to put out grease fires is using... • ...
Winter Safety 2023-12-12
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- A safe one of these needs to be maintained to ensure you have enough time to react.
- Used for lighting when there is no power
- Left out for Santa the night before Christmas.
- You spend your holidays with this group of people.
- Could fall into the road and stop travel.
- Fall during storms and can obstruct the roadways
- Plant that you hang in your home during Christmas
- Need to be worn in cold weather to maintain footing.
- you must complete one of these at every stop
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- When you need to report an accident or incident
- Power Santa's sleigh
- What can happen to your brakes if you don't bleed the lines
- Striped Christmas candy
- Cars sometimes travel in this area and you cannot see them.
- Can be cause by wind or plowing
- You must maintain three points of this when you are entering or exiting tractor
- They fall from the sky when it is cold and they fill up the road.
- What you give at Christmas
- What can fog cause that would slow travel?
- What was Frosty?
- They help Santa prepare for Christmas.
- You hang your ornaments on it and presents go under it.
22 Clues: What was Frosty? • Power Santa's sleigh • Striped Christmas candy • What you give at Christmas • Can be cause by wind or plowing • They help Santa prepare for Christmas. • Used for lighting when there is no power • Could fall into the road and stop travel. • What can fog cause that would slow travel? • you must complete one of these at every stop • ...
Safety Ed 2023-12-13
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- Driving between _____ and work.
- What is one part of the highway transportation system?
- What is a risk when crash costs of driving?
- Which class of license is the most common for Minnesota drivers?
- ____________________are not located on, or embedded in, driver’s licenses or ID cards.
- Under Vanessa’s Law, after meeting all requirements at what age can a teen earn their license?
- What is another way ti reduce risks when driving?
- You will not be asked to do anything _________ during the road test
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- What is one way you can do to minimize the crash costs of driving?
- If you fail ______ consecutive road test, you will be charged a fee of $20 to take a third test and any subsequent road tests.
- instruction permit is valid for __________ of practice driving with a licensed driver sitting in the front passenger seat.
- What is a skill you will gain from a driver Ed course
- ___________ is not allowed during the road test, and the vehicle must be free of smoke before the examiner enters the vehicle.
- What is one day of non-crash cots of driving?
- What is one way of how federal, state, and local government regulate highway transportation system?
- What is a factor that will affect the way you will drive?
- Driving between home and a ___________ for which transportation is not provided.
- What is a factor that might effect your ability to drive safely?
- What is a way to reduce or control risks when driving?
- During the second six months of licensure, no more than_________.
20 Clues: Driving between _____ and work. • What is a risk when crash costs of driving? • What is one day of non-crash cots of driving? • What is another way ti reduce risks when driving? • What is a skill you will gain from a driver Ed course • What is one part of the highway transportation system? • What is a way to reduce or control risks when driving? • ...
Winter Safety 2023-12-12
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- What can fog cause that would slow travel?
- Cars sometimes travel in this area and you cannot see them.
- You must maintain three points of this when you are entering or exiting tractor
- When you need to report an accident or incident
- You hang your ornaments on it and presents go under it.
- Can be cause by wind or plowing
- Power santas sleigh
- What was Frosty?
- Could fall into the road and stop travel.
- Plant that you hang in your home during Christmas
- They fall from the sky when it is cold and they fill up the road.
- A safe one of these needs to be maintained to ensure you have enough time to react.
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- you must complete one of these at every stop
- What you give at Christmas
- They help Santa prepare for Christmas.
- Striped Christmas candy
- Left out for Santa the night before Christmas.
- Need to be worn in cold weather to maintain footing.
- Fall during storms and can obstruct the roadways
- You spend your holidays with this group of people.
- What can happen to your breaks if you don't bleed the lines
- Used for lighting when there is no power
22 Clues: What was Frosty? • Power santas sleigh • Striped Christmas candy • What you give at Christmas • Can be cause by wind or plowing • They help Santa prepare for Christmas. • Used for lighting when there is no power • Could fall into the road and stop travel. • What can fog cause that would slow travel? • you must complete one of these at every stop • ...
Fashion Safety 2024-02-07
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- something you plug in an outlet
- something you should never put in your mouth, skin or clothes
- a set of commands to follow to prevent injuries
- a possible dangerous situation
- something used to unwrinkle fabric
- something you should put in your bag to avoid distraction
- something you should ALWAYS do after any project
- an object used to avoid damage or injuries when cutting
- something that is essential to preventing damages/injuries
- a result of bunched up thread
- something to put on unused scissors/stitch rippers
- the proper way to place an unused iron
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- something you should not have while sewing
- an item to place unused pins/needles
- a set of instructions and limitations to ensure maximum safety and success
- a way for power to have further reach
- a hazard possibly caused by loose cords/objects
- an undivided focus to a task
- something you should never put your hand on the side of when cutting
- a place to store unused objects
20 Clues: an undivided focus to a task • a result of bunched up thread • a possible dangerous situation • something you plug in an outlet • a place to store unused objects • something used to unwrinkle fabric • an item to place unused pins/needles • a way for power to have further reach • the proper way to place an unused iron • something you should not have while sewing • ...
Food safety 2023-03-22
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- Unsafe food is bad for our what?
- Rinses vetgables or strain foods.
- High enough tempeture kills what harmful what?
- Flips or turn foods during cooking.
- Raw meat, poultry, and seaf food should be at what shelf in the fridge?
- What safety is very important?
- What zone should always be avoided?
- Freezer should at a tempreature of -18 ors.
- Wash any untensil that got used with warm water and what?
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- While working with food
- Blends ingridents together.
- How many safe food practises are there?
- To prevent cross-contamination, is very important to store raw meat,poultry and what in a closed object?
- To make sure the food is fully cooked what should be used?
- Chilling perevnts the bacteria to grow
- When putting all food together it is called what?
- Food should be cooked
- Wash hands for how many seconds?
- Cleaning should happen before and
- What illness means eating food that has contaminated with a harmful micro-oragnism?
20 Clues: Food should be cooked • While working with food • Blends ingridents together. • What safety is very important? • Unsafe food is bad for our what? • Wash hands for how many seconds? • Rinses vetgables or strain foods. • Cleaning should happen before and • Flips or turn foods during cooking. • What zone should always be avoided? • Chilling perevnts the bacteria to grow • ...
Safety Moment 2023-03-06
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- The action of stopping something from happening or arising.
- Key to prevent musculoskeletal injuries
- A danger or a risk
- Colour for Mass Casualties Code
- Colour for System Failure Code
- Event or occurrence
- Colour of Code for situation where staff feels unsafe due to aggressive or violent behaviour
- Active Attacker Code
- IH System to log near misses
- Never mix this with vinegar
- Ongoing process of evaluation with quality and safety focus
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- Group of employees and employers working to improve H&S in workplace
- Risk in areas that are excessively damp or humid
- Six naturally occurring minerals made up of heat-resistant fibers
- ___ leak: Cause for Code Brown
- Colour for Evacuation Code
- Slips, ___ and Falls
- ___'s Law require hospitals to report serious ADRs and MDIs to Health Canada
- A risk during extreme heat
- Situation involving exposure to danger
20 Clues: A danger or a risk • Event or occurrence • Slips, ___ and Falls • Active Attacker Code • Colour for Evacuation Code • A risk during extreme heat • Never mix this with vinegar • IH System to log near misses • ___ leak: Cause for Code Brown • Colour for System Failure Code • Colour for Mass Casualties Code • Situation involving exposure to danger • ...
Safety Crossword 2023-03-07
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- Most cases of the flu occur during which season
- Prolonged and unresolved relationship conflict may result in more extreme forms of conflict known as work-related______
- This can linger after recovering from the flu
- Having a supportive social network allows you to develop _______skills
- Flu injection is a
- Where can you complete The Building Emergency Procedures training module.
- The first E in the Acronym PEEP stands for
- a cancer that is common for men?
- It is important that a workplace takes ______steps towards preventing or minimising conflict as early as possible.
- The last P in the Acronym PEEP stands for
- ______can result from a slip or trip, but many occur from low heights.
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- Slips occur when a person's foot loses___ with the ground.
- What is the name for hazards that are associated with mental disorders and/or physical injury or illness.
- All existing private homes, townhouses and units will require __________ interconnected smoke alarms
- How often should you have a skin check?
- managing the risks whilst dealing with _________customers
- The second E in the Acronym PEEP stands for
- The first P in the Acronym PEEP stands for
- _____ alarms enables discreet calling for help
- occupational violence against our people is _________
- an infection of the nose, throat and lungs
- This occurs when a person unexpectedly catches their foot on an object or surface.
- This warden takes overall responsibility for the building and fire safety of occupants
- How many years are the non-removable battery smoke alarms for
- What colour hat does a Warden wear
25 Clues: Flu injection is a • a cancer that is common for men? • What colour hat does a Warden wear • How often should you have a skin check? • The last P in the Acronym PEEP stands for • The first P in the Acronym PEEP stands for • an infection of the nose, throat and lungs • The first E in the Acronym PEEP stands for • The second E in the Acronym PEEP stands for • ...
Shop Safety 2023-02-10
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- falling material is a ______ hazard
- Keep these picked up in order to prevent fires
- _________ should not be worn when using rotating tools
- Burns can be caused by ________ energy put off by welders
- Welders put off _________ light
- You should not use your _____ when working in the shop
- this is an important part of the fire triangle
- use one of these to prevent the build up of vapors
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- What is one thing that should ALWAYS be worn in the shop?
- Long _______Should be tied back and out of the way
- What type of fire extinguisher is considered "multipurpose?"
- ___________ objects are a hazard on the job site
- these fire extinguishers should only be used on wood and paper fires
- pay ________ to what you are doing
- don't __________ anyone while they are working
- no _____ is allowed in the shop
- take your ________
- _________ should be properly fitting and in good condition
- Rubber soled shoes protect you from electric _______
- a common biohazard
- Good habits are created by following good ________
- welders put off __________ light
- _______ is responsible for keeping the shop clean and safe
23 Clues: take your ________ • a common biohazard • no _____ is allowed in the shop • Welders put off _________ light • welders put off __________ light • pay ________ to what you are doing • falling material is a ______ hazard • Keep these picked up in order to prevent fires • don't __________ anyone while they are working • this is an important part of the fire triangle • ...
Kitchen Safety 2023-03-08
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- ______ gives you food poisoning.
- You need to wash your _____ before cooking.
- When should you wipe up spills?
- Why should you wear oven mitts?
- A protection from splatters.
- One of the causes of FBI's
- The temperature danger zone is 4-___.
- Where should you go if there's an inextinguishable fire?
- A symptom of food poisoning.
- How long are you supposed to keep a burn underwater?
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- What does FBI stand for?
- Why does your oven have to be set to the right temperature?
- What are you preventing if you hold a knife properly?
- Who do you call if there's a fire?
- How big does your burn need to be to have to call 911
- What happens when you leave cooking food unattended?
- What are you supposed to do to keep your food germ free?
- You have to use _____ cutting boards for different food groups.
- What happens if you don't clean surfaces before cooking?
- Put your burn under ____ water.
20 Clues: What does FBI stand for? • One of the causes of FBI's • A protection from splatters. • A symptom of food poisoning. • When should you wipe up spills? • Why should you wear oven mitts? • Put your burn under ____ water. • ______ gives you food poisoning. • Who do you call if there's a fire? • The temperature danger zone is 4-___. • You need to wash your _____ before cooking. • ...
Food Safety 2023-03-08
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- Used to check the temperature of something.
- Foods that need to be kept cold get _______ in the refrigerator and freezer.
- Not washing your food or cooking it thoroughly can lead to _____________.
- First thing to wash when entering the kitchen.
- When you use the same cutting board for 2 different foods it’s called _____________.
- When food grows bad it grows _______.
- Raw meat should be ______ before eating.
- Raw meat and Strawberries should be kept _________.
- All food related things are kept here.
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- Date that shows the time it goes bad.
- You should _____ your fruits and vegetables before using them.
- You should always follow a ______ if you want to keep your food safe, and make correct.
- Temperature range where food rots.
- Ideal type of soap to use in the kitchen.
- TV, Children, unwanted items, Pets, etc are a ___________ when cooking.
- Food, Countertops, Dishes, your hands, should all be kept _____.
- Your fridge, countertops, utensils, etc should be _________.
- These should be kept short and unpainted while cooking.
- If you don’t wash anything properly you can get ____.
- When Cooking you should always be ____.
20 Clues: Temperature range where food rots. • Date that shows the time it goes bad. • When food grows bad it grows _______. • All food related things are kept here. • When Cooking you should always be ____. • Raw meat should be ______ before eating. • Ideal type of soap to use in the kitchen. • Used to check the temperature of something. • ...
Road safety 2024-03-22
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- - Sound for caution
- - Used to slow down a vehicle
- - Head_____ for night driving
- - Indicator for turns
- - Specific path for driving
- - Action in a parking space
- - Protective headgear for bikers
- - Two-wheeled vehicle
- - Public transport vehicle
- - Vigilant while driving
- - Circular traffic intersection
- - Clears the windshield
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- - Road traffic symbol
- - Pass a slower vehicle
- - _____ive gear for visibility
- - Passenger needing a car seat
- - To be controlled on roads
- - Loss of traction
- - Needed for the vehicle's engine
- - Pedestrian crossing pattern
- - Rear-view or side_____
- - Seat_____ for safety
- - Vehicle's transmission setting
- - Penalty for traffic violation
- - Red traffic sign
- - Vehicle assistance for breakdowns
26 Clues: - Loss of traction • - Red traffic sign • - Sound for caution • - Road traffic symbol • - Indicator for turns • - Two-wheeled vehicle • - Seat_____ for safety • - Pass a slower vehicle • - Clears the windshield • - Rear-view or side_____ • - Vigilant while driving • - Public transport vehicle • - To be controlled on roads • - Specific path for driving • - Action in a parking space • ...
Recreational Safety 2024-04-23
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- excessive heat and dehydration over a long period
- Heat Escape Lessening Posture (acronym)
- sports such as snowboarding, skiing, sledding, and ice skating
- first aid kit, clothes, food, water, map, compass, matches, flashlight, sunglasses, knife
- all-terrain vehicles
- Personal Watercraft
- the freezing of body tissue
- warm up and cool down, stop if you feel pain, be careful of overheating
- red, swollen, hot, itchy skin
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- ex. poison ivy and oak leaves of three let it be
- severe reduction of the body's water contents
- red on yellow kill a fellow, ped on black venom lack
- be careful of ticks and mosquitos, purify water sources, and build a campfire in secure places
- dangerous surfaces formed when large quantities of water recede into the sea
- sports such as boating, surfing, and swimming
- know wildness and gun safety before going
- technique used in choppy water to avoid inhaling saltwater
- always have a helmet and eye protection as well as avoiding rough terrain
- aka personal floatation device
- below normal body temperature
20 Clues: Personal Watercraft • all-terrain vehicles • the freezing of body tissue • below normal body temperature • red, swollen, hot, itchy skin • aka personal floatation device • Heat Escape Lessening Posture (acronym) • know wildness and gun safety before going • severe reduction of the body's water contents • sports such as boating, surfing, and swimming • ...
Food Safety 2024-04-01
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- This is heated with a steamer, to make a latte, or cappuccino.
- A source or a situation with the potential for harm in terms of human injury.
- A hotel employee whose job is to assist guests by booking tours, making theatre and restaurant reservations.
- You should always ____ your hands after each task.
- A trained professional in the art of making coffee.
- When cooking items in microwave, you must _____ it before cooking.
- Must be removed before handling food, as it may contaminate dishes.
- Staff member responsible for controlling or administering an organization or group of staff.
- People pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises.
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- This PPE item, is worn around the neck, and covers the front of your body.
- You must not pour this on an oil fire!
- These must be kept sharp, in order to cut food properly.
- A professionally trained cook, in charge of making meals for customers.
- Food must be heated above 60 _______ to kill bacteria.
- Holding a Knife and pointing it at someone is considered ______.
- Individual who buys goods or services from a shop or business.
- The best and most safest way to dry your hands is with a _____ towel.
- A roadside hotel designed primarily for motorists, typically having the rooms arranged in low blocks with parking directly outside.
- If a glass is ______ it needs to be cleaned up immediately.
- whose job is to serve customers at their tables in a restaurant.
20 Clues: You must not pour this on an oil fire! • You should always ____ your hands after each task. • A trained professional in the art of making coffee. • Food must be heated above 60 _______ to kill bacteria. • These must be kept sharp, in order to cut food properly. • If a glass is ______ it needs to be cleaned up immediately. • ...
Public Safety 2024-08-08
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- The institution and conduct of legal proceedings against someone in respect of a criminal charge.
- The process of restoring someone to a normal life through therapy or training after incarceration or addiction.
- Laws, considered collectively, that are enacted by a governing body.
- Close observation, especially of a suspected criminal or other individuals.
- A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.
- The fair treatment and lawful application of laws
- The temporary or permanent release of a prisoner before the completion of a sentence, on the promise of good behavior.
- The tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend.
- The act of compelling compliance with law, regulation, or authority.
- Legal representation provided to a defendant in a criminal case.
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- The release of an offender from detention, subject to a period of good behavior under supervision.
- The system of courts that interprets and applies the law in the name of the state.
- The system responsible for supervising individuals who have been arrested, convicted, and sentenced.
- The system of rules that a particular community or country recognizes as regulating the actions of its members.
- The people constituting a community, state, or nation who are affected by crime and law enforcement activities.
- Measures taken to discourage criminal behavior, often through fear of punishment.
- The activities of the police department in maintaining law and order.
- An action or omission that constitutes an offense punishable by law.
- Measures taken to ensure the safety of a person, organization, or community.
- The process of inquiring into a matter through research, follow-up, study, or formal procedure.
20 Clues: The fair treatment and lawful application of laws • The tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend. • Legal representation provided to a defendant in a criminal case. • Laws, considered collectively, that are enacted by a governing body. • An action or omission that constitutes an offense punishable by law. • ...
Health & Safety 2024-06-04
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- Defend or guard from attack
- Activity of work
- Condition of being contented, healthy
- Permission or power granted by a Superior
- Appraisal
- Instance or cause of peril
- Freedom from the occurrence or risk of injury
- Assess
- Initiation
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- Seriousness of something happening
- An often-foreseeable danger or risk
- Instructor, teacher
- Exposure to the chance of injury or loss
- Act of making a condition or consequence less severe
- Site ………
- Procedure with reference to prudence
- Likelihood or chance of something happening
- Slips, ………., and Falls
- Health and Safety at Work ……… 1974
- Soundness of body or mind; freedom from disease or ailment
20 Clues: Assess • Site ……… • Appraisal • Initiation • Activity of work • Instructor, teacher • Slips, ………., and Falls • Instance or cause of peril • Defend or guard from attack • Seriousness of something happening • Health and Safety at Work ……… 1974 • An often-foreseeable danger or risk • Procedure with reference to prudence • Condition of being contented, healthy • ...
Public safety 2024-08-13
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- the code that tells someone that they have arrived at scene
- searches a crime scene for
- Used to track down criminals from the sky
- A plan that shows how to get out of danger during an emergency
- Need assistance
- Code that tells dispatch you are chasing someone
- Tells dispatch of a potential bomb threat
- Most important radio code
- Warn for danger
- Civil servant of the law
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- tells dispatch of a riot in progress
- To translate someone's words that doesn't speak English
- tells dispatch of a intoxicated driver
- bulletproof vests are made of ____
- Tells dispatch of a vehicle accident
- makes the dream work
- Called in when police cannot handle situation
- The people who protect the president
- Requesting a ambulance usually after an emergency
- Fight in progress
20 Clues: Need assistance • Warn for danger • Fight in progress • makes the dream work • Civil servant of the law • Most important radio code • searches a crime scene for • bulletproof vests are made of ____ • tells dispatch of a riot in progress • Tells dispatch of a vehicle accident • The people who protect the president • tells dispatch of a intoxicated driver • ...
Safety puzzle 2024-09-05
20 Clues: low • two • do not • sleeves • Powerful • follow all • to be tied • all the time • Less powerful • less movement • pieces of wood • to be tied back • not mess around • don't mess with • lowers the guard • if you would like • what do you sand with • might get caught on machine • Personal protective equipment • it sands the wood in a circle
