safety Crossword Puzzles
Electrical Safety 2025-03-04
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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. • ...
Internet Safety 2025-03-04
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- A person who ruthlessly exploits others.
- A small computer file that contains information relating to websites a person has visited.
- Theft Using found or in many cases, stolen pieces of someone's identifying information to impersonate that individual.
- To utter a sudden loud cry
- The repeated use of electronic communications to harass or frighten someone, for example by sending threatening emails.
- Grooming is when a person builds a relationship with a child, young person or an adult who's at risk so they can abuse them and manipulate them into doing bad things.
- The act of illegally reproducing or disseminating copyrighted material, such as computer programs, books, music, and films.
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- The unique trail of data that a person or business creates while using the internet.
- Hurling insults, transmitting bigotry, name-calling, or any outright verbal hostility
- A type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system until a sum of money is paid.
- Sending, posting, or sharing negative, harmful, false, or mean content about someone else
- A regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style
- Controls available on many websites and apps to limit who can access your profile and what information visitors can see.
- The correct or acceptable way of communicating on the internet.
- Spreading lies by edited posts, embarrassing photos or videos of someone on social media.
- The state of being protected against the criminal or unauthorized use of electronic data, or the measures taken to achieve this.
- The fraudulent practice of sending emails or other messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as passwords and credit card numbers.
- The practice whereby a group of people assault a stranger at random while filming the incident on a mobile device, so as to circulate the images or post them online.
- Talk in a friendly and informal way
- Criminal activities carried out by means of computers or the internet.
20 Clues: To utter a sudden loud cry • Talk in a friendly and informal way • A person who ruthlessly exploits others. • The correct or acceptable way of communicating on the internet. • Criminal activities carried out by means of computers or the internet. • The unique trail of data that a person or business creates while using the internet. • ...
Food Safety 2025-03-13
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- Antibiotic and artificial hormones are ________________ drug
- Bacteria, virus and parasites are _____________ contamination.
- Food should be cooked thoroughly by maintaining the core temperature at 75 degree for at least _________ seconds.
- Listeria can cause _____________, particularly in the newborn, elderly
- ________ contamination: contact of food with contamination sources through mobile or fixed media.
- Vibrio parahaemolyticus is found on seafood, _______________
- Conditions for the Growth of Bacteria: Food, ______________, temperature and time
- DDT is a ____________________
- Found in raw meat and products, undercooked eggs and egg products
- ______________ is a potent and heat-stable marine neurotoxin found in puffer fish.
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- Hair found in food is an example of ____________ contamination.
- A biochemical toxin virusesnly found in groupers and coral reef fish.
- Chemicals in ____________ ink may be released from the liners when in contact with food.
- Fish should be chilled at -_______ °C or below
- Bacillus cereus is found in leftover cooked ________ and vegetable
- They are organisms that can live on or in a host as well as to derive benefit from or at the expense of its host.
- Found on Soft cheese, vegetables, ready-to-eat meat and salads
- Around 10 to 100 times smaller than bacteria
- Most bacteria can be killed at this temperature
- Food premises should buy fish from reputable and ____________ seafood shops and those caught from safe harvesting area
- Sulphur dioxide is a food __________________
- Staphylococcus aureus is found on human _________, hair, nasal cavity, throat, wounds
22 Clues: DDT is a ____________________ • Around 10 to 100 times smaller than bacteria • Sulphur dioxide is a food __________________ • Fish should be chilled at -_______ °C or below • Most bacteria can be killed at this temperature • Antibiotic and artificial hormones are ________________ drug • Vibrio parahaemolyticus is found on seafood, _______________ • ...
Summer safety 2025-11-09
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- – The first word in “Slip, Slop, Slap.”
- – Drink plenty of this to stay hydrated.
- - The edge of land next to the sea.
- – To ride the waves on a board.
- – Sit here to stay cool and avoid sunburn.
- – Flow of water; can be dangerous if it’s strong.
- – A measure of how strong the sun’s rays are. (hard)
- – Wear one to protect your face from the sun.
- – Dangerous current that can pull swimmers out to sea.
- – Use this to dry off after a swim.
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- – It’s soft under your feet and great for castles.
- – A beach watched over by lifeguards is called this.
- – Watches swimmers and keeps them safe.
- – Always swim between the red and yellow ones.
- – Acronym for first aid steps to follow in an emergency.
- – Where you might go swimming or build sandcastles.
- – Protects your skin from UV rays.
- – A serious illness caused by too much sun and not enough water. (hard)
- - Always wear sunscreen to protect your skin from this.
- – What you do to move through the water.
20 Clues: – To ride the waves on a board. • – Protects your skin from UV rays. • - The edge of land next to the sea. • – Use this to dry off after a swim. • – The first word in “Slip, Slop, Slap.” • – Watches swimmers and keeps them safe. • – Drink plenty of this to stay hydrated. • – What you do to move through the water. • – Sit here to stay cool and avoid sunburn. • ...
Fire Safety 2025-10-11
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- where firefighters get water from
- the second leading cause of home fires
- a poisonous gas called The Silent Killer
- test this alarm every month
- before you DROP!
- Avoid overloading _____ with office equipment
- smoke alarms are important because they give you early ____
- keeping doors closed helps to prevent the spread by blocking flow of ___ and smoke
- when you should remove batteries from your smoke alarm
- the hardest component to control of the fire triangle
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- you could have as little as this amount of time to escape a home fire
- acronym describing the correct sequence of using a fire extinguisher
- Electrical system failures and the misuse of electrical equipment are leading causes of _______ fires
- after you DROP!
- before opening the door check the door knob for
- never use water on this type of fire
- Do not use, handle, or store ____ __ combustibles near exits, stairs, or any other areas normally used as exits.
- The site's WHS Fire Safety Prevention Plan is posted on the site safety ____
- the leading cause of home fires
- after this many years you should replace your fire alarm
- how do you move through smoke
21 Clues: after you DROP! • before you DROP! • test this alarm every month • how do you move through smoke • the leading cause of home fires • where firefighters get water from • never use water on this type of fire • the second leading cause of home fires • a poisonous gas called The Silent Killer • Avoid overloading _____ with office equipment • ...
Online Safety 2025-09-06
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- information tht can identify an individual
- principals guiding honest, fair, and respectful online behavior
- spreading misinformation, cyberbullying
- shapes how others preceive us
- unauthorized access to confidential data
- agressive behavior manifested through digital mediums significantly affecting individuals mental health
- phishing, malware and cyberbullying
- respect privacy, accuracy, fairness online
- misinformation and harm
- being truthful and transparent in digital interactions
- Safety essential for protecting personal information
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- fraudulent method used to aquire sensitive data by naquerading as trustworthy entitles
- personal branding
- thinking before acting
- relect personal interest and values
- trustworthiness and reliablity of online information or sources
- method to protect data through encoding
- respecting privacy and copyrights
- right to control their own personal information and online activities while using the internet
- using technology to harass or intimidate others
- protecting personal information
- name, address, phone number
- permanent and difficult to erase
- traces left by our online activity
- software that keep your computer updated and safe from virus
- any software intentionally designed to cause damage compromise information or disrupt service
- identify, gather evidence, tell adult, screenshot and reporting behavior
- taking accountability for one's online actions and their impact
28 Clues: personal branding • thinking before acting • misinformation and harm • name, address, phone number • shapes how others preceive us • protecting personal information • permanent and difficult to erase • respecting privacy and copyrights • traces left by our online activity • relect personal interest and values • phishing, malware and cyberbullying • ...
Food Safety 2025-09-23
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- hazards,Foreign objects usually large enough to see or feel while you are eating.
- Younger than 5 years old Older than 65 Years Pregnant Women Immune Compromised
- Multi-celled organisms that are larger than either bacteria or viruses. They reproduce on their own like bacteria, but they need a host to provide a home. Includes roundworms, tapeworms and various insects.
- danger zone,Temperature ranging from 41 degrees to 135 degrees in which disease-causing organisms thrive
- hands for 20 seconds
- hazards, Living organisms found in or on foods that can makes us sick.
- including earrings watches rings bracelets and all other ____ is not permitted in the kitchen.
- contamination, the contamination of food that occurs when safe food comes in contact with biological chemical or physical hazards while it is being prepared cooked or served.
- application of a chemical or heat to a clean surface which kills microorganisms.
- It is spread by eating contaminated foods such as poultry, milk or eggs.
- Refrigerated or poorly canned foods. Low-acid foods ( Spinach, tuna, fermented foods)
- contamination, Food that already contains- enough bacteria fungi viruses or parasites that can make you sick
- Invades living cells including those in foods. Will trick the host into make another ____ and the process repeats. A ____ needs a host in order to reproduce.
- must be trimmed. If you have artificial ____ or polish gloves must be worn when preparing all food.
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- removal of visible soil and food residue on a surface. Will be done with clean water with a neutral pH level.
- Contact with fecal matter. Contaminated food and water. Undercooked meat. Unpasteurized milk and imported cheeses.
- It is spread by contaminated food and water. Food such as beans, contaminated milk, macaroni salads, and tuna. Can also be contracted from a sick service worker.
- If it is longer than ___________length it should be pulled back
- organisms that can live in food or water and on our skin and clothing.
- illnesses, They are infections or irritations of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract caused by foods or beverages that contain bacteria parasites viruses or chemicals.
- of Food Date it was prepared/received and last day for it to be consumed.
- A, Causes liver infections. Contaminated food and water. Seafood and sausages.
- hazards,Toxins such as metals cleaning compounds food additives and fertilizers found in food and water.
- it is spread by contacting an infected person. As well as contact with fecal matter, eating food or drinking liquids that are contaminated with ______. Raw shellfish/vegetables and prepared salads.
- Can be single or multi-celled. Fungus you can find in food. There is good mold and bad mold.
25 Clues: hands for 20 seconds • If it is longer than ___________length it should be pulled back • hazards, Living organisms found in or on foods that can makes us sick. • organisms that can live in food or water and on our skin and clothing. • of Food Date it was prepared/received and last day for it to be consumed. • ...
Safety Vocabulary 2025-11-27
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- spot where parts meet and can crush fingers/hands
- hazard that burns/damages metals, skin, or materials
- lifting, carrying, pushing, or pulling objects by hand
- process to identify hazards, evaluate risks, and decide controls
- disconnecting equipment/energy sources to stop operation
- Steel poles anchored to ground to protect pedestrians
- replacing hazardous item with safer one
- step-by-step written instructions for safe machine use
- protective clothing/gear like glasses, gloves, or ear muffs
- tasks like welding/grinding that produce heat/sparks/flames
- keeping workspace clean and obstacle-free to cut hazards
- hazard that poisons via inhalation, ingestion, or skin absorption
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- chance a hazard causes injury or damage
- training given to new employees so they can work safely
- PPE Clothing to be visible at night
- designing tools/tasks/workspaces to fit people and minimize strain
- barrier preventing contact with machine's moving/dangerous parts
- something that could cause harm
- enclosed area with limited access and potential risks like bad air
- airflow to remove fumes, dust, or heat
- substance that ignites easily at normal temperatures
- fully removing a hazard
- clothing/hair caught in machine parts
- ppe worn to protect hearing
- document on chemical hazards and safe handling
- incident resulting in death
- wearable PPE to protect lungs from dust/fumes/chemicals
- action or device to reduce or eliminate a hazard
28 Clues: fully removing a hazard • ppe worn to protect hearing • incident resulting in death • something that could cause harm • PPE Clothing to be visible at night • clothing/hair caught in machine parts • airflow to remove fumes, dust, or heat • chance a hazard causes injury or damage • replacing hazardous item with safer one • document on chemical hazards and safe handling • ...
Winter Safety 2025-07-25
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- Supplies kept in vehicles during winter
- Grip that prevents slipping
- Prevents chill and hypothermia when outside
- Advice for drivers in icy or snowy conditions
- Accumulated frozen water that causes falls and crashes
- Deadly gas from improperly vented heaters
- Common injury risk on icy surfaces
- Device used to warm indoor spaces
- How far a person can see, often reduced in snow
- Tool used for snow removal
- Dangerous drop in body temperature
- Wearing clothes in multiple levels for warmth
- Worn around the neck for warmth and wind protection
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- Needed when using fuel-burning heaters indoors
- Skin and tissue damage from freezing
- Tool used to clear frost from windshields
- Worn on hands to prevent frostbite
- Invisible and extremely slippery road hazard
- Footwear that provides traction on snow and ice
- Material spread to melt ice on walkways
20 Clues: Tool used for snow removal • Grip that prevents slipping • Device used to warm indoor spaces • Worn on hands to prevent frostbite • Common injury risk on icy surfaces • Dangerous drop in body temperature • Skin and tissue damage from freezing • Supplies kept in vehicles during winter • Material spread to melt ice on walkways • Tool used to clear frost from windshields • ...
Kitchen Safety 2025-09-11
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- Cross-contamination can happen if you __________ your proteins like chicken or pork
- Exposing food to heat, acid, or freezing temperatures are all examples of a ________-__________
- Will adding water to a grease fire put it out or make it worse?
- True or False: If my oven catches on fire, I should open the door to try to put it out
- _______-_________is when bacteria gets transferred from one thing to another
- Turn pot handles toward the _____________ of the stove.
- Wash your hands after touching raw meat or __________
- Make sure to _________ your fresh vegetables and fruit before you cut them.
- This meat must be cooked to 165 degrees
- Raw meat must be _______ until it is cooked
- To prevent fires, keep a lid or baking ________________ nearby
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- Foods that can go bad quickly and spoil
- When you wash your hands you should say your ABCs or sing __________ ___________
- You should use _______ cooking utensils and plates to serve food
- The tool which we use to make sure meat has reached the correct internal temperature
- Wash your hands before _________
- How many seconds do you need to wash your hands for?
- A meat thermometer must be inserted into the _____________ part of the meat
- __________illness, happens when you eat food that is contaminated with bacteria
- Wash your hands after you touch your face, clothes, or _____________
- Keep anything that can catch ____________ like towels and oven mitts away from the stovetop
- Perishable foods need to be refrigerated within _______ hours
22 Clues: Wash your hands before _________ • Foods that can go bad quickly and spoil • This meat must be cooked to 165 degrees • Raw meat must be _______ until it is cooked • How many seconds do you need to wash your hands for? • Wash your hands after touching raw meat or __________ • Turn pot handles toward the _____________ of the stove. • ...
Altec AIR Safety Week 2024 2024-06-28
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- Close call but no injury or property damage (2wds)
- keeping a clean work station
- Addresses safety concerns (2wds)
- protect eyes from debris (2 wds)
- caused by uneven surfaces
- Under no circumstance shall this be sacrificed
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- must be reported within 24 hours
- required safety clothing or accessories
- caused by oil or fine dust on floor
- fitting the job to the worker
- protect hands from hazards
- two person lift (2wds)
12 Clues: two person lift (2wds) • caused by uneven surfaces • protect hands from hazards • keeping a clean work station • fitting the job to the worker • must be reported within 24 hours • Addresses safety concerns (2wds) • protect eyes from debris (2 wds) • caused by oil or fine dust on floor • required safety clothing or accessories • Under no circumstance shall this be sacrificed • ...
Quality Week Celebration -2025 (Food safety Cross Puzzle) 2025-11-12
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- - Wheat Analysis Protocol
- - Grain outer layer
- - Particle reduction process
- - Indian flour
- - Good Hygiene Practice
- - Critical Control Point
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- - Operational Pre-requisite
- Cereal grain
- - Quality deterioration
- - Carbohydrate nutrient
- SAFETY - Safety discipline theme
- - Good Manufacturing Practice
- - Pre-Requisite Risk System
13 Clues: Cereal grain • - Indian flour • - Grain outer layer • - Quality deterioration • - Carbohydrate nutrient • - Good Hygiene Practice • - Critical Control Point • - Wheat Analysis Protocol • - Operational Pre-requisite • - Pre-Requisite Risk System • - Particle reduction process • - Good Manufacturing Practice • SAFETY - Safety discipline theme
Ken's OSHA Search 2018-04-06
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- ______ duty clause
- _______hazard analysis
- _______person, training AND authority
- Part of the fire triangle
- Makes sure nobody can turn on equipment
- PPE for your head
- ______ aid
- Right to participate in an ________
- Unplanned event that hurts somebody
- Shuts off power and protects people
- Signed OSHA into law
- Anything that can harm an employee
- Passive fall protectio, 36" to 44" high
- Fundamental, the right to know
- What goes between the scaffold and the ground
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- Where stray electricity goes
- Teaching and coaching required by OSHA
- Unplanned event that slows down a job
- Who pays for most PPE
- Another name for safety boots
- _____borne pathogen
- Connects to fall protection anchor
- Needs 5000# to work
- Fall protection height (GI)
- Short safety meeting
- Employer that makes a hazard
- Employer thst fixes a hazard
- Emergency action plan
- Hazard communication tool, safety _____ sheet
- Needs to be retrained every 3 years
30 Clues: ______ aid • PPE for your head • ______ duty clause • _____borne pathogen • Needs 5000# to work • Short safety meeting • Signed OSHA into law • Who pays for most PPE • Emergency action plan • _______hazard analysis • Part of the fire triangle • Fall protection height (GI) • Where stray electricity goes • Employer that makes a hazard • Employer thst fixes a hazard • ...
Ken's OSHA Search 2018-04-06
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- Anything that can harm an employee
- Hazard communication tool, safety _____ sheet
- Right to participate in an ________
- Needs to be retrained every 3 years
- Another name for safety boots
- _____borne pathogen
- Employer thst fixes a hazard
- _______hazard analysis
- PPE for your head
- Fundamental, the right to know
- Employer that makes a hazard
- Unplanned event that hurts somebody
- Unplanned event that slows down a job
- Needs 5000# to work
- Fall protection height (GI)
- Part of the fire triangle
- Connects to fall protection anchor
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- What goes between the scaffold and the ground
- ______ aid
- Emergency action plan
- Short safety meeting
- _______person, training AND authority
- Makes sure nobody can turn on equipment
- Who pays for most PPE
- Passive fall protection, 36" to 44" high
- Teaching and coaching required by OSHA
- Shuts off power and protects people
- ______ duty clause
- Where stray electricity goes
- Signed OSHA into law
30 Clues: ______ aid • PPE for your head • ______ duty clause • _____borne pathogen • Needs 5000# to work • Short safety meeting • Signed OSHA into law • Emergency action plan • Who pays for most PPE • _______hazard analysis • Part of the fire triangle • Fall protection height (GI) • Employer thst fixes a hazard • Employer that makes a hazard • Where stray electricity goes • ...
KUIS RUANG CDB Grati Edisi #8 2021-05-24
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- Kondisi di mana atau kapan munculnya sumber bahaya telah dapat dikendalikan
- Peristiwa yang hampir mengakibatkan cedera atau kerusakan
- Keselamatan
- Jujur, bertanggungjawab, tulus, konsisten dan dapat dipercaya
- Penataan area kerja yang baik
- Semua kejadian yang tidak direncanakan yang menyebabkan atau berpotensial menyebabkan cidera, kesakitan, kerusakan atau kerugian lainnya
- lambang, huruf, angka, kalimat petunjuk bahaya K3
- Seperangkat alat yang digunakan untuk melindungi diri dari bahaya kecelakaan kerja
- Sinergi
- perilaku membahayakan atau tidak aman
- Luka akibat kecelakaan kerja, gerak berlebih atau paparan kimia
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- Profesional
- Kemungkinan kerugian yang akan timbul dari sumber bahaya (hazard) tertentu yang terjadi
- Tingkat keadaan fisik dan psikologi individu
- Health and Safety Environment
- Job Safety Analysis
- Sistem Manajemen Keselamatan dan Kesehatan Kerja
- lengah, tidak memperhatikan kondisi sekitar (attention error)
- Alat Pemadam Api Ringan
- Terus berinovasi dan antusias dalam menggerakkan ataupun menghadapi perubahan
- Prosedur pengamanan dalam bekerja dengan mematikan sumber energi, menguncinya dan memberikan tanda
- bahaya
- Amanah, Kompeten, Harmonis, Loyal, Adaptif, Kolaboratif
23 Clues: bahaya • Sinergi • Profesional • Keselamatan • Job Safety Analysis • Alat Pemadam Api Ringan • Health and Safety Environment • Penataan area kerja yang baik • perilaku membahayakan atau tidak aman • Tingkat keadaan fisik dan psikologi individu • Sistem Manajemen Keselamatan dan Kesehatan Kerja • lambang, huruf, angka, kalimat petunjuk bahaya K3 • ...
Physical security 2025-03-06
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- – This happens when devices are not properly ventilated, leading to fire risks.
- – These can catch fire if overloaded.
- – A general term for any potential danger.
- – A danger caused by touching live cables.
- – A method to reduce the risk of electrical shock.
- – These can fall and cause injury if not placed securely.
- – Needed to prevent equipment from overheating.
- – A safety tool to put out electrical fires.
- – The general term for measures to prevent hazards.
- – A cause of fire when too many devices are plugged into a socket.
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- – The effect of an electric current passing through a person.
- – Spilling these near electrical equipment can lead to electrocution.
- – A strategy to prevent tripping hazards.
- – The act of stopping accidents before they happen.
- – Need to be properly managed to prevent tripping and electrocution.
- – Educating staff on safety practices.
- – The way out during fire hazards.
- – Cables forming these can lead to tripping hazards.
- – Covering wires properly to prevent electrocution.
- – A system that alerts people in case of fire.
20 Clues: – The way out during fire hazards. • – These can catch fire if overloaded. • – Educating staff on safety practices. • – A strategy to prevent tripping hazards. • – A general term for any potential danger. • – A danger caused by touching live cables. • – A safety tool to put out electrical fires. • – A system that alerts people in case of fire. • ...
Workshop safety 2025-06-06
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- – Protects against inhalation of dust or fumes.
- – Secures workpieces during cutting or drilling.
- – A protective cover on machines to prevent injury.
- – Used on containers to identify hazardous materials.
- – Overexposure to this can damage hearing.
- – Can cause slips if not cleaned up promptly.
- – Kit used to treat minor injuries.
- – Essential before operating machinery.
- – Ensures fumes and dust are removed from the workshop.
- – Used to protect hands from cuts and burns.
- – A responsible adult who ensures safety is followed.
- – A hazard that must be controlled with extinguishers.
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- – Clear labeling used to give safety instructions.
- – Worn to protect clothing and body from harm.
- – Regular checking of tools and equipment for safety.
- – Type of stop button used for quick shutdowns.
- – Must be kept clear for quick evacuation.
- – Where hand tools are safely stored.
- – Worn to protect your eyes from debris or splashes.
- – A common type of hazard caused by untidy work areas.
20 Clues: – Kit used to treat minor injuries. • – Where hand tools are safely stored. • – Essential before operating machinery. • – Overexposure to this can damage hearing. • – Must be kept clear for quick evacuation. • – Used to protect hands from cuts and burns. • – Can cause slips if not cleaned up promptly. • – Worn to protect clothing and body from harm. • ...
Safety Puzzle 2025-10-16
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- the first "s" in the fire extinguisher acronym
- never touch exposed __
- in the event of a fire, find the nearest __
- what type of __ space entry requires air testing and a permit
- when using a knife, cut __ from yourself
- the first S in a 5S program
- an "almost" accident is a __ miss
- protects your hearing
- which area/room is our first 5S program located
- What is the cut level of protection provided by gloves
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- Cut gloves and sleeves must be worn when using a __
- when an incident happens, __ it immediately
- marking on glasses to indicate they are safety glasses
- cards that must be filled out prior to a non-routine task
- everyone's responsibility at GPI
- how many safety absolutes does GPI have
- reporting unsafe acts or conditions, can help prevent __
- Absolute #7 - never place yourself or someone else in __
- when climbing stairs, always use the __
- Acronym for using a fire extinguisher
- never walk under a suspended __
21 Clues: protects your hearing • never touch exposed __ • the first S in a 5S program • never walk under a suspended __ • everyone's responsibility at GPI • an "almost" accident is a __ miss • Acronym for using a fire extinguisher • how many safety absolutes does GPI have • when climbing stairs, always use the __ • when using a knife, cut __ from yourself • ...
Whole Foods Market South Weymouth Food Safety Education Month 2021-09-02
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- Time Temperature for Safety Control foods are often called?
- The name of the third party food safety auditing company at Whole Foods Market
- Acronym for how we rotate product when stocking
- A handwashing sink must always remain____
- How many seconds you need to wash your hands
- How long can food on the hot bar stay out before being thrown away?
- Handwashing sinks are for ____ only!
- Food safety at my store starts with ____
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- TPHC stands for ____ as a Public Health Control
- A bacteria from contaminated food and water causing gastrointestinal illness and fever
- 165 degrees internal temp is required to safely cook ____
- What shelf should raw food be stored in a shared fridge?
- The name for the food safety empowerment team at Whole Foods Market
13 Clues: Handwashing sinks are for ____ only! • Food safety at my store starts with ____ • A handwashing sink must always remain____ • How many seconds you need to wash your hands • TPHC stands for ____ as a Public Health Control • Acronym for how we rotate product when stocking • What shelf should raw food be stored in a shared fridge? • ...
enchanted 2024-05-15
INTERNATIONAL SAFETY DAY - Bondi Boutique 2013-04-28
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- returned machines, aeroccinos and coffees
- a form when injured
- Where would you find a list of cleaning products used in the boutique
- SHE Representative?
- Ecolaboration
- O____________ Health and Safety
- maximum number of hours for opened milk in the fridge
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- what item you must display when there is a spill
- keeping the workplace safe for .....
- Lika, Lance and Kelly
- food and employee safety is the ________ priority at Nestle
- safety is not
12 Clues: Ecolaboration • safety is not • a form when injured • SHE Representative? • Lika, Lance and Kelly • O____________ Health and Safety • keeping the workplace safe for ..... • returned machines, aeroccinos and coffees • what item you must display when there is a spill • maximum number of hours for opened milk in the fridge • ...
Graded: Safety Management Review 2021-02-07
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- Handles disasters in Jamaica
- hazards such as equipment breakdown
- hazards such as flood, fire, earthquake, hurricane
- Occupational health and safety addresses many types of workplace _______
- Personnel Designated to Promote Safety
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- Reason for safety management
- Abbreviation for Occupational health and safety
- Types of natural disaster
- Collects waste
9 Clues: Collects waste • Types of natural disaster • Handles disasters in Jamaica • Reason for safety management • hazards such as equipment breakdown • Personnel Designated to Promote Safety • Abbreviation for Occupational health and safety • hazards such as flood, fire, earthquake, hurricane • Occupational health and safety addresses many types of workplace _______
Safety Week 2024 2024-05-23
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- A seasonal respiratory virus, which you can be vaccinated for at one of our annual clinics.
- The acronym for fire extinguisher use is, Pull Aim, Squeeze, ________.
- Always ________ before you act.
- An industrial vehicle used to lift and transport materials.
- Forklift operators shall sound their horns at every ____________.
- The abbreviation for personal protective equipment.
- When do you report incidents to your supervisor?
- Two words: A safety device that detects when a beam of infrared light has been broken by a person passing through the area.
- An emergency stop button must be ______ in color.
- When entering a robotic enclosure, you must ____________ the entry gate.
- Two words: Conducted to identify and correct workplace safety hazards.
- Two words: A fluid used in Automatics to wash components. It should NOT be used near open flame.
- "__________ First!"
- Good _____________ goes a long way in preventing slips, trips, and falls.
- An unplanned event that has the potential to cause but does not actually result in human injury.
- Two words: Wearable devices that lower the intensity of sound which enters your ears. Required to be worn in Automatics.
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- Two words: You must wear safety glasses equipped with ______ ________.
- The following are examples of ________________ (two words): excessive noise, chemical exposure, inadequate guarding, exposed live electrical wires.
- When you exit your workstation, you must ___________ your earbud.
- A discharge of one or more hazardous substances that may adversely impact human health, welfare, or the environment requiring immediate response by the Emergency Team.
- The following are all examples of ____________ (two words): not wearing personal protective equipment, using equipment in an unapproved way, horseplay, disregarding safety rules / practices.
- All chemical containers must be ___________.
- Once these are "spent" they must be disposed as universal waste by taping each end and placing them in the accumulation bucket that is located at the Tool Crib.
- The Chief of the emergency team.
- The process of designing and arranging workspaces, tools, and systems to fit the people that use them.
- An injury requiring medical treatment beyond first aid.
- Two words: Used to put out a fire
- When lifting a box of components, stabilize your body by keeping your feet _________ width apart.
- In the event of this emergency, get to the nearest severe weather shelter. Do NOT evacuate.
- "Safety Starts With _____!"
30 Clues: "__________ First!" • "Safety Starts With _____!" • Always ________ before you act. • The Chief of the emergency team. • Two words: Used to put out a fire • All chemical containers must be ___________. • When do you report incidents to your supervisor? • An emergency stop button must be ______ in color. • The abbreviation for personal protective equipment. • ...
. 2025-09-01
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- one of the potential hazards to food safety. They include pesticides, food additives, cleaning supplies, and toxic metals.
- Substances added to food for color, flavor, or preservation and can be potentially be a hazard to food safety (add - or leave blank if black area that separates words).
- One of the barriers to control microorganism growth; a kitchen rule meaning Clean As You Go.
- Seafood group, including shrimp, crab, and lobster, that can spoil quickly — a potential food safety risk.
- Chicken, turkey, and duck are some of its examples.
- one of the potential hazards to food safety. They include bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi, and toxins.
- The transfer of harmful bacteria from one food or surface to another(add - or leave blank if black area that separates words).
- Organism that needs another living thing to survive and may cause illness.
- Harmful chemicals that can make food unsafe to eat. Ex:Saxitoxin – causes paralytic shellfish poisoning, found in shellfish.
- Scaly animal we eat, like tuna or tilapia, and easily get spoils
- Practices that keep food, equipment, and people clean to prevent contamination.
- One of the cost of foodborne illness that will result in legal fees
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- one of the potential hazards to food safety. They include hair, dirt, and metal staples.
- one of its indication is discoloration, odors, fuzzy or powdery texture
- One of the costs of foodborne illness; a feeling of shame caused by a food safety mistake.
- Change in food’s natural color showing it may be spoiled.
- An instance where two or more individuals contract the same disease after consuming the same food
- One type of biological hazard; tiny infectious agents that can contaminate food.
- Oval food that can carry Salmonella if not cooked well.
- Unwanted soil or dust that can contaminate food
- Main cause of food becoming unsafe to eat.
- Dairy drink and base for products like cheese and yogurt.
- High-protein food that favors the rapid growth of microorganisms (beef, pork, lamb).
- Make utensils and work areas safe by removing harmful microorganisms. Ex:Soak utensils in water heated to at least 171°F (77°C) for 30 seconds.
- One example of a biological hazard; microorganisms like molds and yeasts that can spoil food.
25 Clues: Main cause of food becoming unsafe to eat. • Unwanted soil or dust that can contaminate food • Chicken, turkey, and duck are some of its examples. • Oval food that can carry Salmonella if not cooked well. • Change in food’s natural color showing it may be spoiled. • Dairy drink and base for products like cheese and yogurt. • ...
OSHA 2021-08-23
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- hand arm protection
- a safe and healthy workplace
- define OSHA
- information about and illnesses in your workplace
- as provided in the OSHA standards
- hazard and medical record
- Define PPE
- file a complaint with
- a safe and workplace
- analysis referred to as job safety
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- define NIOSH
- participate in an OSHA
- complain or request hazard from employer
- be free from exercising safety and health rights
- face shields and googles are what
- Define EPA
- know about conditions
- hat head protection
18 Clues: Define EPA • Define PPE • define OSHA • define NIOSH • hand arm protection • a safe and workplace • know about conditions • file a complaint with • participate in an OSHA • hazard and medical record • a safe and healthy workplace • face shields and googles are what • as provided in the OSHA standards • hat head protection • analysis referred to as job safety • ...
Engineering Safety Quiz Review 2022-08-07
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- The most comprehensive U.S. law regarding worker safety enacted in 1970 is the ______ act.
- In the lab, do not engage in this.
- created with the goal to reduce large scale industrial accidents usually using a blend of technology platforms, procedures, and management frameworks is called _______ safety management.
- Do not stretch cords across aisles and avoid creating _______ hazards.
- Always cut _______ from yourself and others
- This was established by Congress in 1986. They are also known as the right-to- know laws (abbreviation).
- Used to prevent inadvertent contact with most moving parts that are accessible in the normal course of operation.
- Workplace safety is the responsibility of ______.
- Make sure your area is __________ before and after using machines and tools.
- Make sure a machine is turned _______ before leaving it and clean up the area and all debris.
- Permissible _________ limits are the maximum concentrations of chemicals stipulated by regulation for chemicals and dusts.
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- Be careful of ________ tools and objects. Do not put them in your pockets or leave the room with them.
- Use a _______, not your hands to clean up dry materials.
- The Labor Department agency responsible for inspecting employers, applying safety and health standards, and levying fines for violations.
- Do not ______ other students and do not let others ______ you while you use a machine or tools.
- Always be willing to _______ others and seek ______ from your classmates if you need it.
- Requirements for securing energy source in an “off” condition when performing repairs or maintenance is called __________ or tagout.
- Do not wear loose clothing, jewelry, or other items that could get caught in machinery.
- Report all accidents to you ____________.
- Wear your _______ whenever necessary to protect you.
- Do not use electrical tools if the cord is frayed or __________.
- A condition, circumstance, practice or substance with the potential for accidental loss/harm / damage to life, health or property.
- The safety zone is ______ feet on all sides of a machine.
- OSHA's most cited safety violation is ______ protection.
- Store oily rags in a closed ______ container.
- Requirements for air sampling and use of a "buddy system" when working inside tanks, manholes, pits, bins, and similar enclosed areas is called ______ space.
- Never use a machine unless you know how to use it and always make sure you have ___________ to use it.
27 Clues: In the lab, do not engage in this. • Report all accidents to you ____________. • Always cut _______ from yourself and others • Store oily rags in a closed ______ container. • Workplace safety is the responsibility of ______. • Wear your _______ whenever necessary to protect you. • Use a _______, not your hands to clean up dry materials. • ...
Safety Week 2024 - Mission Possible: Double Crossed! 2024-03-08
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- 200% Accountability, Peer Checking, and Peer coaching are tools of this behavior
- This helps reduce errors while building trusting relationships among colleagues
- Stop, Think, Act, Review
- Trinity Health’s shared journey toward high-reliability and eliminating preventable harm to our patients and colleagues
- By doing this after a high-risk situation, we can help ourselves learn and improve
- This TogetherSafe behavior includes the tools 3-Way communication, Phonetic/Numeric Clarification and SBAR
- We do this when we ask if information makes sense and confirm that things are consistent with what we would expect.
- When we _____ information, it ensures we heard it correctly and understand.
- Ask a question, Request a change, Voice a Concern, Chain of Command
- _____ is at the heart of all that we do.
- Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation
- This behavior includes the tools, Self-Check with STAR, and Make things visible
- This means classifying a situation in order to prepare and manage the risk
- This is an ambitious goal, and it starts with each of us
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- ______, Briefs and Debriefs are ways to purposely pause, prepare, review, reflect and learn as a team to reduce risk and avoid error
- Along with 11 Down This TogetherSafe behavior includes the tools, Daily Huddles, Timeouts/Briefs/Debriefs, and Score the Risk
- Also known as double checking, this is a verification method used by teams to detect and prevent errors
- When we use ARCC or when we Stop the Line, we ____ for safety
- This method of providing positive feedback when you observe effective use of a safety behavior or error prevention tool is a way to support our teams
- Prepare for the process and _____
- 200% ______ means 100% accountable for myself + 100% accountable for others
- To build consistent, reliable safe habits among our teams, we incorporate appreciation, recognition and safety practice reminders into these which happen daily
- This type of attitude is part of a safety behavior that calls for us to stop the line, validate and verify, and to speak up for safety using ARCC
- Completing this type of report when things don't go as expected allows us to continuously improve the care we provide to patients
- This is when Team members immediately stop and respond to the request to stop for clarification or to reassess the situation when a concern is raised.
25 Clues: Stop, Think, Act, Review • Prepare for the process and _____ • _____ is at the heart of all that we do. • Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation • This is an ambitious goal, and it starts with each of us • When we use ARCC or when we Stop the Line, we ____ for safety • Ask a question, Request a change, Voice a Concern, Chain of Command • ...
SAFETY CROSSWORD 2013-03-12
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- COLOR OF WARNING THREADS ON ALL SLINGS
- THE MOST COMMONLY ENCOUNTERED HAZARD IN OUR WORKPLACE
- VIRUSES OR BACTERIA CARRIED IN BLOOD THAT CAN CAUSE DISEASE
- PERSONS AUTHORIZED TO LOCKOUT A PIECE OF EQUIPMENT
- USE ______ POINTS OF CONTACT WHEN MOUNTING OR DISMOUNTING A FORKLIFT
- WHEN CLIMBING ALWAYS FACE THE LADDER AND GRIP THE ______, NOT THE RAILS
- IN THE EVENT OF A PLANT EVACUATION REPORT TO YOUR ______ AREA IMMEDIATELY AND WAIT FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS
- THE MOST SERIOUS FORM OF HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS IS ____, WHICH KILLS 4,000 AMERICANS EACH YEAR
- FORKLIFT INSPECTIONS MUST BE PERFORMED ______
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- INITIAL CARE FOR AN INJURY OR ILLNESS
- DEVICE USED TO CONTROL OR EXTINGUISH SMALL FIRES
- WHEN WORKING ON A REPETITIVE JOB IT IS IMPORTANT TO TAKE ______, SHORT BREAKS
- ITEMS WORN TO PROTECT THE WEARER FROM INJURY
- GOOD ______ HELPS TO ELIMINATE SAFETY HAZARDS IN YOUR WORK AREA
- REQUIRED IN ALL AREAS OF PLANT TO PROTECT YOUR EYES
- ALL WORKPLACE ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES MUST BE _______ TO YOUR SUPERVISOR
- WHEN IS IT OK TO REMOVE A MACHINE GUARD?
- COMMITTEE COMPRISED OF COWORKERS CONCERNED ABOUT WORKPLACE SAFETY
- WORN TO PROTECT FROM INHALING HARMFUL DUST, FUMES, OR GASES
- YOUR HEARING CAN BE DAMAGED IF YOU ARE EXPOSED TO 85 ______ FOR AN AVERAGE OF 8 HOURS
- BRANCH OF DEPT OF LABOR THAT REGULATES WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTH
- ______ SPACES REQUIRE A PERMIT FOR ENTRY
- ALWAYS GET HELP WHEN CARRYING HEAVY, BULKY, OR ______ LOADS
23 Clues: INITIAL CARE FOR AN INJURY OR ILLNESS • COLOR OF WARNING THREADS ON ALL SLINGS • WHEN IS IT OK TO REMOVE A MACHINE GUARD? • ______ SPACES REQUIRE A PERMIT FOR ENTRY • ITEMS WORN TO PROTECT THE WEARER FROM INJURY • FORKLIFT INSPECTIONS MUST BE PERFORMED ______ • DEVICE USED TO CONTROL OR EXTINGUISH SMALL FIRES • PERSONS AUTHORIZED TO LOCKOUT A PIECE OF EQUIPMENT • ...
Safety Day 2014-03-27
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- ________ protection protects your ears
- protects your body
- all _________ should be reported immediately to the supt
- must be checked monthly to ensure they are ready for use in case of emergency
- protects your head from harm
- one ______, one key, one man principal in Isolations standard
- know how the evacuation ______ in each area sounds
- know where the ________ points for that area is.
- protects your eyes from harm
- this is only allowed in designated areas
- this must be disposed of in bins provided
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- to be used at all times when working at heights
- is used to communicate with people in plant
- you must always do this before starting a task
- it is not allowed to use while walking or driving
- _____ areas should not be entered without completing the access register
- protects your feet from harm
- be your brother's ________.
- all vehicles must use this during loading or offloading
- monitor that warns about presence of gas
- while climbing stairs, you need to use this
- all ________ on the plant should be inspected and logsheet completed before use
- you need to report to this person upon entering a plant
23 Clues: protects your body • be your brother's ________. • protects your feet from harm • protects your head from harm • protects your eyes from harm • ________ protection protects your ears • monitor that warns about presence of gas • this is only allowed in designated areas • this must be disposed of in bins provided • is used to communicate with people in plant • ...
Food Safety 2014-10-02
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- never _ _ _ _ with a dirty surface
- Make sure the food you're cooking with is at its
- don't cut different _ _ _ _ _ with the same knife
- always check the best
- don't let food make _ _ _ _ _ _ _ with dirty surfaces
- Make sure you leave food in oven for the appropriate amount of
- never leave the refrigerator open for a long
- Chop off the
- make sure food is at its best
- The 5 _ _ _ _ _ _ rule does not apply when cooking
- _ _ _ your hands with a clean towel
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- Don't cut _ _ _ _ than one veggie with the same knife (unless washed)
- always work in a clean
- _ _ _ _ safety is important
- always work in a safe
- you must follow the rules of food
- You _ _ _ _ to wash hands before cooking
- make sure the food is always
- _ _ _ _ foodborne illnesses can be life threatening
- make sure _ _ _ vegetables are clean
20 Clues: Chop off the • always check the best • always work in a safe • always work in a clean • _ _ _ _ safety is important • make sure the food is always • make sure food is at its best • you must follow the rules of food • never _ _ _ _ with a dirty surface • _ _ _ your hands with a clean towel • make sure _ _ _ vegetables are clean • You _ _ _ _ to wash hands before cooking • ...
Food Safety 2014-09-29
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- Something that you need to eat and that you need to be cautious for when you are cooking or making dinner.
- Used to cut meats, fruits, and vegetables and should be washed after each time you have used it.
- A group of bacteria that causes diseases directly or indirectly through products they make, such as toxins responsible for food poisoning.
- It is a bacteria that can make you very ill if something that you have eaten or drank has been infected.
- A type of bacteria that infects humans and other warm-blooded animals through contaminated food.
- A food that you can find salmonella in if it's not cooked properly.
- It's a reaction to the chemicals of foods.
- The bacteria starts to do this when it goes below four degrees Celsius.
- It's an immunological to food proteins.
- When you are cooking food above sixty degrees Celsius the bacteria begins to do this.
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- You should clean these after you have used them for cooking and for eating food.
- A food poisoning that you can get from unfiltered water and preserved canned foods.
- Instead of leaving your food out at room temperature you can put it in your refrigerator or freezer to do this.
- You can check the temperature of food with this.
- When doing this to food you have to do it at the correct temperature.
- A food poisoning that can be found in raw chicken and sometimes in raw eggs.
- You should do this before and after you have handled food.
- You should always do this with your meats and produce to prevent cross contamination.
- You can get these from improperly handling foods.
- When you have food that has been in the danger zone for more than 2 hours the bacteria does this.
20 Clues: It's an immunological to food proteins. • It's a reaction to the chemicals of foods. • You can check the temperature of food with this. • You can get these from improperly handling foods. • You should do this before and after you have handled food. • A food that you can find salmonella in if it's not cooked properly. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2014-10-02
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- something you mix with
- another word for equipment
- before cooking remove all
- when cooking always use the right
- make sure you have a few people to ______ the dishes
- what is one thing your cooking area must be?
- what you use when you strain your food
- always wear closed
- roll back all
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- before cooking you should always _____ your food
- a sharp object used for cutting
- another word for mess
- when baking food you put it into the
- something you must do before cooking
- the proper cleaning liquid
- make sure that you clean up all
- something you cook in
- if someone has an allergy you should be
- what is the most important thing that has to be clean
- tie back all
20 Clues: tie back all • roll back all • always wear closed • another word for mess • something you cook in • something you mix with • before cooking remove all • another word for equipment • the proper cleaning liquid • a sharp object used for cutting • make sure that you clean up all • when cooking always use the right • when baking food you put it into the • ...
Safety Crossword 2014-05-28
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- Something you do prior to working on energized equipment.
- The nickname for the Malleus, which is one of the bones in your ear.
- A safety committee comprised of management and workers.
- A type of injury. Ex: Loss of sight in an eye.
- A type of control used to control hazards. Ex: Standard Operating Procedure.
- level of judgement, care, prudence, determination, and activity that a person would reasonably be expected to do under particular circumstances.
- Unwanted sound
- A tool used to restore a persons heart rhythm.
- A device used to quickly extinguish flames.
- The acronym used to measure the effectiveness of a hearing protection device.
- An ergonomic injury that can be physically seen, felt, or observed.
- The probability of a worker suffering an injury.
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- A training program specific to the mining industry.
- A person who through training and experience is qualified to perform a specific task.
- A respirator fit test that does not used any special electronic equipment.
- The energy of liquid under pressure can be described as what type of energy?
- A safety acronym adopted by OGL to help employees work safe.
- A plan that provides instruction on the safe handling of hazardous materials.
- A form used to visual inspect equipment prior to operation.
- Help given to injured employees until medical help arrives.
- An applied science that studies the interaction between people and the work environment.
- An event that under different circumstances could of ended off much worse.
22 Clues: Unwanted sound • A device used to quickly extinguish flames. • A type of injury. Ex: Loss of sight in an eye. • A tool used to restore a persons heart rhythm. • The probability of a worker suffering an injury. • A training program specific to the mining industry. • A safety committee comprised of management and workers. • ...
Lab Safety 2013-09-11
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- Where trash is disposed
- Used to wash chemical spills off of your body
- Used to get tap water
- Used to put out fires or cover up chemical spills
- Where organisms are placed for safekeeping
- Used to protect hands during labs
- An exit to be used in emergencies
- Contains emergency medical supplies
- Used to call people
- Used to protect your body during labs
- Must be followed while performing a lab
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- Used to hold chemicals
- Where goggles are kept
- Used to wash your eyes
- Used to heat up various substances
- Used to put out fires, contained in red cylinder
- Where glass is put to dry
- Used to protect your eyes during a lab
- Used to contact the office
- Rings in case of fire
20 Clues: Used to call people • Used to get tap water • Rings in case of fire • Used to hold chemicals • Where goggles are kept • Used to wash your eyes • Where trash is disposed • Where glass is put to dry • Used to contact the office • Used to protect hands during labs • An exit to be used in emergencies • Used to heat up various substances • Contains emergency medical supplies • ...
Kitchen Safety 2015-03-04
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- the correct direction to cut from
- this will almost guarantee an accident
- cups used to measure dry or wet ingredients
- happen when you are not paying attention to what you're doing
- accident happens when food gets too hot
- pin rolls out pastry and cookie dough
- do this to keep your hair away from your food
- an electric kitchen utensil
- knife used to slice bread and bagels
- do this before and after cooking
- board protects the counter when chopping
- accident happens when the floor is wet
- used to bake things in
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- keeps clothes clean
- happens when things are left unattended
- used to operate things like the oven and toaster
- used to whip egg whites and whipping cream
- fire use baking soda or salt to extinguish this type of fire
- this keeps heat inside pots
- used to cut your food
- ingredients are stirred and mixed in these
21 Clues: keeps clothes clean • used to cut your food • used to bake things in • this keeps heat inside pots • an electric kitchen utensil • do this before and after cooking • the correct direction to cut from • knife used to slice bread and bagels • pin rolls out pastry and cookie dough • this will almost guarantee an accident • accident happens when the floor is wet • ...
Safety & Sanitation 2015-09-09
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- – the process of keeping an animal by itself to prevent the spread of disease;isolation
- – cancer causing
- – biohazard materials such as needles, scalpel blades, and syringes
- – medical waste that could cause infection;needles,scalpel blades,blood,body parts
- – the process of killing and removing all microorganisms
- – Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- – the process of keeping an animal by itself to prevent the spread of disease; quarantine
- – Material Safety Data Sheet
- – suffixes meaning to kill
- – to cleanse of harmful organisms
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- – any microorganism that causes disease
- – applying practices that make something more acceptable by cleaning it
- – Food and Drug Administration
- – Environmental Protection Agency
- – a pathogen consisting of a single nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat and having the ability to replicate only within a living cell
- – the period of time between infection and the appearance of clinical signs
- – an organism that grows, feeds, and lives on or in another organism while contributing nothing to the survival of the host organism
- – being free of infection or contamination by microorganisms
- – a badge that records exposure to radiation that is worn when taking x-rays
- – solutions that destroy microorganisms or inhibit their growth on living tissue
- – any disease that can be passed from animal to human
21 Clues: – cancer causing • – suffixes meaning to kill • – Material Safety Data Sheet • – Food and Drug Administration • – Environmental Protection Agency • – to cleanse of harmful organisms • – any microorganism that causes disease • – Occupational Safety and Health Administration • – any disease that can be passed from animal to human • ...
Health & Safety 2015-11-10
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- LO in LOTO
- Electric Shock
- Becoming different in essence
- A form that explains hazards of chemicals (9,3)
- OK to proceed
- A powered industrial truck
- A solvent
- a person who guides or inspires others
- When lifting or carrying you should never at the waist
- An acid that eats everything
- Government agency that enforces health and safety legislation
- Acronym used in manual handling
- Glasses gloves, boots
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- suitable training skill and knowledge
- Unwanted sound
- Poisonous
- the vision (4,8)
- Unlikely to cause danger
- Important to understand when conducting lifting operations (6,2,7)
- unit of measure for resistance
- Acronym for working at height equipment
- Conduct an official inspection
- Not last(6,5)
- Reason for working unsafely(5,8)
- Personal Protective _
- Involving risk or danger
- Red fruits with a single hard stone
27 Clues: Poisonous • A solvent • LO in LOTO • Not last(6,5) • OK to proceed • Unwanted sound • Electric Shock • the vision (4,8) • Personal Protective _ • Glasses gloves, boots • Unlikely to cause danger • Involving risk or danger • A powered industrial truck • An acid that eats everything • Becoming different in essence • unit of measure for resistance • Conduct an official inspection • ...
MV Safety 2015-10-17
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- A transit bus needs a minimum of ______ feet of overhead clearance
- Well-groomed appearance, you can convey a message of _____ to your passengers.
- MV Transportation has established a following distance of _______ seconds
- Look Around means that you look ahead at least _________ seconds
- Behavior patterns evolve over time because we get _________
- A material that can explode catch fire or cause properly damage is known as a _______ hazard
- Proper attitude for a professional MV operator is one of seriousness and _______
- An intersection that has four stop signs is considered a ____________ intersection
- To check for objects behind the vehicle you should ________
- Adjust the _____ mirrors so you can see the spot on the vehicle where the rear wheels touch the pavement
- Accident are mistakes, which result from unsafe __________
- There are _______ reference points on your vehicle
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- _______ inches reference points is used for backing
- your speed as soon as you enter the deceleration lane
- More quickly learned skills are often the result of properly applied _________
- What is the name of the award program that recognizes operators for safety
- Pre-trip inspections should be performed __________
- Without exception ________ are at the root cause of most accident
- When you look around you should change your point of focus at least every _______ second
- for a tire to steer it has to be _________
- The best definition of safety is _________ of Risk
- Accidents are unplanned events that disrupt activity, affect people and are _______
22 Clues: for a tire to steer it has to be _________ • The best definition of safety is _________ of Risk • There are _______ reference points on your vehicle • _______ inches reference points is used for backing • Pre-trip inspections should be performed __________ • your speed as soon as you enter the deceleration lane • ...
Kitchen Safety 2016-03-11
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- What's the first thing you do when you witness a severe accident in the kitchen
- Often used to make smoothies, never stick your hand in it
- How do you immediately treat a burn
- Clean up _____ immediately to prevent slipping and falling
- The part of the recipe that tells you how much food it makes
- Be sure to cook food thoroughly to avoid ____________
- What do you use to track cooking/baking time
- Prevent the spread of ________ in the kitchen
- An appliance used to cook things, normally in pots
- Healthy food and recipes can aid in giving you good ______
- What should you always wear when you open/take something out/put something into the oven
- What should you wear if you have cuts on your hands
- Do not wear ______ fitting clothes in the kitchen
- What should you always keep in the bottom of your fridge
- Wear an _____ to keep your clothes clean in the kitchen
- To cut something into smaller pieces with a knife
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- Never defrost frozen food on the ________
- When raw meat and other foods come in contact, it's called:
- Never drop _____ into soapy water
- A food-borne illness that you get from raw eggs
- Always _______ the oven before you start baking/cooking
- Who should stay away from hot stoves, ovens and knives
- Keep your ____ tied back when you're in the kitchen
- Always ____ the entire recipe before you start it
- What's the most common accident in the kitchen
- Even after the stove is off for a while, the burners may still be hot
- An appliance that you cook/bake things in
- Keep your ______ away from the sharp end of the knife
- Wash your _____ before and after you start cooking
- Make sure your knives are ______ when you use them
- Clean dishes with _____ soapy water
- Always turn appliances ___ when you leave the kitchen/are done cooking
32 Clues: Never drop _____ into soapy water • How do you immediately treat a burn • Clean dishes with _____ soapy water • Never defrost frozen food on the ________ • An appliance that you cook/bake things in • What do you use to track cooking/baking time • Prevent the spread of ________ in the kitchen • What's the most common accident in the kitchen • ...
Kitchen Safety 2016-03-09
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- After touching ___ meat wash your hands
- Wash tops of ___ before opening them
- extinguisher make sure you have a ______________ in your kitchen
- Always clean up ______ immediately
- Always wash your ____
- Keep _________ objects away from the oven/ stove when on
- Use ______ first aid techniques when attending an injured person
- Keep all electrical appliances away from _____
- Don’t drop knives in _____ water
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- When using a Fire extinguisher aim for the ____ of the fire
- Never leave your burners ___
- The most common kitchen accident is ______
- Never leave_____ unattended while cooking
- Keep ______ free of clutter
- Always keep knives _____
- The Danger zone is the temperature between ______ and sixty degrees
- Be ____ of others in the kitchen around you
- Wear oven mitts to prevent _____
- Always cut _____ from your body.
- When an accident happens always remember to stay ____
20 Clues: Always wash your ____ • Always keep knives _____ • Keep ______ free of clutter • Never leave your burners ___ • Wear oven mitts to prevent _____ • Always cut _____ from your body. • Don’t drop knives in _____ water • Always clean up ______ immediately • Wash tops of ___ before opening them • After touching ___ meat wash your hands • Never leave_____ unattended while cooking • ...
Food safety 2015-10-14
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- if this is left in the sink mold could grow
- make sure all of these are clean before using
- if meat is under cooked you could get this
- to prevent this make sure bacteria doesn't get on the food
- use different cutting boards to prevent this
- always follow this to avoid bad tasting meals
- always check this on products before using them
- these foods must be thrown out if left out of the fridge for more than 4 hours
- these products must be stored bellow 4 degrees Celsius
- you do this to meat for 1-3 hours changing the water every 30 mins
- always keep your hair in this ( or up) before cooking
- found in the fridge
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- most bacteria is killed
- make sure to only keep these for a maximum of 4 days
- used to cut and prepare some foods
- make sure you do this before entering kitchen
- if food is contaminated you might get this
- birds such as chicken/turkey
- use one of these to cover a cut
- make sure never to eat these raw
20 Clues: found in the fridge • most bacteria is killed • birds such as chicken/turkey • use one of these to cover a cut • make sure never to eat these raw • used to cut and prepare some foods • if meat is under cooked you could get this • if food is contaminated you might get this • if this is left in the sink mold could grow • use different cutting boards to prevent this • ...
Kitchen safety 2016-03-04
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- when cutting food you should always cut____from you
- peanuts and________are two different types of nuts
- if you get burned you run it under____water
- always____your hands before preparing food
- never cross___________foods
- clean up spills right away so no one_____or falls
- never put_____in the microwave
- keep a clean and_________work area
- the area between 4 degrees Celsius and 60 degrees Celsius is called the__________
- always wear proper______equipment
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- most schools are______free
- people who have allergies should carry an______around
- never_____around in the kitchen
- the most common kitchen accident is____
- eggs are one of the foods that can give you__________
- you should always have a fire____________in the kitchen
- some people can have an________reaction to some foods
- always keep electrical__________away from water
- food borne _______
- the temperature your fridge should be at is____
20 Clues: food borne _______ • most schools are______free • never cross___________foods • never put_____in the microwave • never_____around in the kitchen • always wear proper______equipment • keep a clean and_________work area • the most common kitchen accident is____ • always____your hands before preparing food • if you get burned you run it under____water • ...
MV Safety 2015-10-19
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- Accidents are unplanned events that disrupt activity, affect people and are ____
- More quickly learned skills are often the result of properly applied ____
- Look ahead means that you look ahead at least ____ seconds
- The best definition of safety is ____ of Risk
- Accidents are mistakes which result from unsafe ____
- A transit bus needs a minimum of ____ feet of overhead clearance
- Proper attitude for a professional MV operator is on of seriousness and ____
- Adjust the ____ mirrors so you can see the spot on the vehicle where the rear wheels touch the pavement
- An intersection that has four stop signs is considered a ____ intersection
- To check for objects behind the vehicle
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- Your speed as soon as you enter the deceleration lane
- Behavior patterns evolve over time because we get ____
- Well-groomed appearance, you can convey a message of ____to your passengers
- What is the name of the award program that recognizes operators for safety
- How many reference points on a vehicle
- For a vehicle to steer, the vehicle must be ____
- When are Pre-trip inspections performed
- Without exception ____ are the root cause of most accidents
- A material that can explode ,catch fir or cause property damage is known as a ____ hazard
- When you look around you should change your point of focus at least every ____ seconds
- The six-inch reference point is used for ____ and unloading
- MV Transportation has established a following distance of ____ seconds
22 Clues: How many reference points on a vehicle • When are Pre-trip inspections performed • To check for objects behind the vehicle • The best definition of safety is ____ of Risk • For a vehicle to steer, the vehicle must be ____ • Accidents are mistakes which result from unsafe ____ • Your speed as soon as you enter the deceleration lane • ...
Kitchen Safety 2015-09-30
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- Always use ____ pads
- Heat cooking ____ slowly
- Thaw ______ foods in the fridge
- Do not wear loose _______
- Make sure you use the correct ______
- __________ wipe up spills
- Do not _____ the kitchen while cooking
- Get a ____ extinguisher for your kitchen
- Store ______ in drawers or wooden blocks
- Never use _____ water on a burn
- Be careful around _____ objects
- Never fan a fire with a ______ or apron
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- Practice your fire escape ______ in case of a large fire
- Use stools and ladders to reach high shelves
- Keep the floor clear of _____
- Keep your kitchen ________
- Do not wear _______ jewelry
- Keep _______ cords away from stove tops, ovens, and sinks
- Do not leave _______ unattended
- Never leave a dirty knife in _____ water where it can't be seen
20 Clues: Always use ____ pads • Heat cooking ____ slowly • Do not wear loose _______ • __________ wipe up spills • Keep your kitchen ________ • Do not wear _______ jewelry • Keep the floor clear of _____ • Thaw ______ foods in the fridge • Do not leave _______ unattended • Never use _____ water on a burn • Be careful around _____ objects • Make sure you use the correct ______ • ...
Kitchen Safety 2015-09-30
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- Practice your fire escape ______ in case of a large fire
- Use stools and ladders to reach high shelves
- Do not leave _______ unattended
- Never leave a dirty knife in _____ water where it can't be seen
- Thaw ______ foods in the fridge
- Do not wear loose _______
- Heat cooking ____ slowly
- __________ wipe up spills
- Be careful around _____ objects
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- Store ______ in drawers or wooden blocks
- Never fan a fire with a ______ or apron
- Keep your kitchen ________
- Keep _______ cords away from stove tops, ovens, and sinks
- Keep the floor clear of _____
- Get a ____ extinguisher for your kitchen
- Do not wear _______ jewelry
- Make sure you use the correct ______
- Do not _____ the kitchen while cooking
- Never use _____ water on a burn
- Always use ____ pads
20 Clues: Always use ____ pads • Heat cooking ____ slowly • Do not wear loose _______ • __________ wipe up spills • Keep your kitchen ________ • Do not wear _______ jewelry • Keep the floor clear of _____ • Do not leave _______ unattended • Thaw ______ foods in the fridge • Never use _____ water on a burn • Be careful around _____ objects • Make sure you use the correct ______ • ...
Lab Safety 2015-10-07
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- know what to do if there is a ___ drill during a laboratory period
- report any ___
- keep aisles clear
- observe good ______ practices
- long ___ is a hazard
- do not eat ___
- experiments must be ___ monitored at all times
- wear laboratory ____
- when ____ thermometers are broken, mercury must not be touched
- check the label on chemical ____
- lab ___ have been provided
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- always work in well-____ areas
- conduct yourself in a _____ manner
- dispose of all ____ waste properly
- be ____ for your work in the laboratory
- _____ all written and verbal instructions
- handle all living _____ in a humane manner
- Be ___ and proceed with caution at all times in the laboratory
- ____ and equipment instructions must be read carefully
- never ___ alone
20 Clues: report any ___ • do not eat ___ • never ___ alone • keep aisles clear • long ___ is a hazard • wear laboratory ____ • lab ___ have been provided • observe good ______ practices • always work in well-____ areas • check the label on chemical ____ • conduct yourself in a _____ manner • dispose of all ____ waste properly • be ____ for your work in the laboratory • ...
Food safety 2015-09-29
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- discard worn
- part of a recipe. tells how a dish is made
- list of dishes in one meal
- gives you directions and ingredients
- don't forget to wash and sanitize your food ________ after each use
- cross-Contamination
- shake flour through
- pour water or juice off food
- water is best for thawing meat
- scrub this fruit because it has a firm surface
- to mix two or more ingredients
- counter top should be ______ after use
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- electric kitchen utensil
- a measurement of heat
- cut or chop food as small as you can
- cut away any ______ areas
- should be refrigerated or frozen
- foods should be kept at 4'c (40'F)
- type of tree nut
- cover sides and bottom of a pan with butter or shortening
- wash your hands for at least ______ seconds
- soak food in liquid before cooking it
22 Clues: discard worn • type of tree nut • cross-Contamination • shake flour through • a measurement of heat • electric kitchen utensil • cut away any ______ areas • list of dishes in one meal • pour water or juice off food • water is best for thawing meat • to mix two or more ingredients • should be refrigerated or frozen • foods should be kept at 4'c (40'F) • ...
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. • ...
Science safety 2016-09-20
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- a variable that does not change throughout the experiment.
- use if you are dealing with dangerous chemicals.
- eye protection.
- the variable that is affected during the experiment.
- a material that burns skin and metal.
- a glass container with round body and skinny neck.
- use if acid gets spilled onto you.
- Use to extinguish incipient fires.
- will notice immediate toxic effects.
- substances that are studied in chemistry.
- a grasping device.
- able to change or adapt.
- Workplace Hazardous Material Information System.
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- help put out fires.
- what you use to heat liquids.
- what you use to light the bunzen burner.
- the last step of your lab write up.
- helps you measure liquids.
- to clean eyes if substances go into the eye.
- an educated guess.
- what you notice using all of your senses.
- a hand motion that helps you smell your experiment.
- combustible liquids or liquids that can burn easily.
- helps measure/carry liquids.
- use so you can handle hot materials.
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 if acid gets spilled onto you. • Use to extinguish incipient fires. • the last step of your lab write up. • will notice immediate toxic effects. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2016-10-03
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- Don't leave knifes in soapy ___.
- When someone is having a Anaphylaxis, you out the epipen in the person's ____.
- ___ is the most common foodborne illness.
- Use a ___ to shred cheese or a lemon.
- Clean your ___ after cutting raw meat.
- The ___ temperature is 4c-60c.
- Avoid using a ___, they are harder to keep bacteria free.
- There are ___ steps to washing your hands.
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- You should ___ your hands for 20 seconds with soap.
- A shaper ___ is safer to use.
- ___ your hands before put soap on your hands.
- Keep ___ at the bottom of your fridge.
- You would use a ___ rack to cool baked goods.
- Foodborne illness is also known as ___.
- ___ is the amount the recipe makes.
- To mix two ingredients together, ___.
- F.A.S.T stands for ___, Airway, Stomach and Total body.
- When ur cooking, you should ___ as you go.
- The ___ Knife is the best tool for chopping vegetables.
- You should let your dishes air ___, its more sanitary.
20 Clues: A shaper ___ is safer to use. • The ___ temperature is 4c-60c. • Don't leave knifes in soapy ___. • ___ is the amount the recipe makes. • Use a ___ to shred cheese or a lemon. • To mix two ingredients together, ___. • Keep ___ at the bottom of your fridge. • Clean your ___ after cutting raw meat. • Foodborne illness is also known as ___. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2016-10-06
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- The FightBac Campaign focuses on separate, _____, chill and clean.
- Do not put _____ in the microwave?
- Never cut ______ yourself.
- Always wash your hands before and after touching ________.
- To make something clean.
- A careful way of mixing ingredients together.
- _________ are used to measure dry ingredients, such as sugar and baking soda.
- In order to grate you must use a _________.
- After food has entered the ___________ it only has 2hrs before its no longer safe to eat.
- The american measuring system.
- Always use a __________.
- Eating chicken while its still pink inside can cause ________.
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- Lather your hands for a minimum of ________ seconds.
- It's recommended to use a _____ what cutting through bones.
- _____ your hands before adding soap.
- Tlbs. is a short form for ___________.
- when baking you must follow the _______ to get the right/exact results.
- What can occur if you don't wash your hands after touching raw meat?
- To cut food into small pieces.
- To take the skin of a fruit or vegetable.
- _______ can grow quickly when in the danger zone.
- The Canadian measuring system
22 Clues: To make something clean. • Always use a __________. • Never cut ______ yourself. • The Canadian measuring system • To cut food into small pieces. • The american measuring system. • Do not put _____ in the microwave? • _____ your hands before adding soap. • Tlbs. is a short form for ___________. • To take the skin of a fruit or vegetable. • ...
Food Safety 2016-10-06
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- The maximum temperature at which a fridge should be set at.
- ____ is short for tablespoon.
- When you dice a tomato what is the shape?
- Knife used for cutting through bone.
- You should always wash surfaces before and after you use them to avoid __________.
- a key term in the Fight BAC Campaign explaining hygiene and sanitization.
- Knife used on bone.
- Knife that cuts bread.
- Other than a fire extinguisher you can use this to help contain a fire.
- You should wash your hands for a minimum of___ seconds.
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- An illness caused by spoilage of food by contamination.
- A poisoning that can be caused by uncooked poultry or eggs.
- Knife used on poultry and meats.
- Knife used for slicing, chopping and dicing.
- Allergy to which causes the body to have a reaction to a substance or object making it hypersensitive.
- Don´t leave food in the danger zone for more than ___ hours.
- Knife used to cut vegetables and fruits.
- Knife used for cutting smaller food such as apples.
- There are __ different knives.
- You should always cut ____ from yourself.
20 Clues: Knife used on bone. • Knife that cuts bread. • ____ is short for tablespoon. • There are __ different knives. • Knife used on poultry and meats. • Knife used for cutting through bone. • Knife used to cut vegetables and fruits. • When you dice a tomato what is the shape? • You should always cut ____ from yourself. • Knife used for slicing, chopping and dicing. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2018-02-01
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- Wash hands after touching BLANK meat
- Wash hands with BLANK water
- BLANK away from your body
- Wear BLANK when removing food from oven
- Unplug BLANK appliances after use
- Dispose of BLANK right away
- Wear BLANK to avoid cuts
- Keep your BLANK tied back
- Be careful around BLANK suppliances
- Take off BLANK before cooking
- Don't scrape BLANK across cutting board
- Keep BLANK door closed
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- Wear this to protect your clothes
- Use this to cut on
- Wear BLANK shoes
- Don't wear BLANK clothing
- BLANK into elbow if needed away from food
- Seperate meat and BLANK when cutting
- Wash BLANK with dishcloth
- Face BLANK handle away from yourself while on stove
- Clean up all
- Don't BLANK in kitchen
- Have BLANK while cooking
23 Clues: Clean up all • Wear BLANK shoes • Use this to cut on • Don't BLANK in kitchen • Keep BLANK door closed • Wear BLANK to avoid cuts • Have BLANK while cooking • BLANK away from your body • Don't wear BLANK clothing • Wash BLANK with dishcloth • Keep your BLANK tied back • Wash hands with BLANK water • Dispose of BLANK right away • Take off BLANK before cooking • ...
Radiation Safety 2018-04-16
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- a group that develops standards of protections for users of x-rays and other forms of ionizing radiation. They are interested in the use of all types of radiation and they publish recommendations for protection agains exposure (acronym)
- cosmic rays and environment factor count as this type of radiation
- a radioactive particle made up of 2 protons and 2 neutrons that is very harmful if ingested or inhaled
- a device used for detecting ionizing radiation in air (two words)
- pregnant women require how many personal dose monitoring devices?
- The SI units for biological equivalent dose
- The SI units for absorbed dose (spelled out)
- What is the dose limit to a fetus for the term of the pregnancy according to the NRC in mSv
- an area in which barriers and other engineering controls should reduce exposure to less than 100 mrem/wk
- The SI units for activity, measure amount of radioactive material undergoing decay
- an instrument that can detect the presence of ionizing radiation but cannot quantify the dose in the area (hyphenated)
- a lead container or cart used to transport radioactive sources
- the gonad dose that if received by every member of the population, would produce the total genetic efect on the population as the sum of the individual doses actually recieved
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- a national group of experts who make recommendations for protections agains exposure (acronym)
- barriers that receive radiation as a result of scatter or leakage are considered (two words)
- the national group, which collaborates with individual states to establish regulations that are incorporated into federal and state law
- What is the limit for occupational exposure according to the NRC in mSv
- barriers that receive radiation directly from the source are considered (two words)
- areas in which the maximum allowed exposure is 2mrem/wk
- unlike other tissue and occupational dose limits, fetal dose limits are broken up are base on what time frame?
- optically stimulated luminescent dosimeters, commonly use LiF (acronym)
- The total energy absorbed by the body is known as the _____ dose
22 Clues: The SI units for biological equivalent dose • The SI units for absorbed dose (spelled out) • areas in which the maximum allowed exposure is 2mrem/wk • a lead container or cart used to transport radioactive sources • The total energy absorbed by the body is known as the _____ dose • a device used for detecting ionizing radiation in air (two words) • ...
Kitchen Safety 2018-03-21
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- Knife blade should always be
- aid Should have this kit in your kitchen
- Every kitchen should have this item in it
- Clean the microwave with one of these ingredients
- water Burns should be treated with
- Use for minor cuts to cover
- boards Used to reduce Cross-Contamination
- Place under slippery cutting board to prevent moving
- dryer Used by air pressure to dry hands
- Call this number when a fire gets out of control
- Before cooking you need to
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- Used for hands to prevent burns
- To put a grease fire out
- Proper hand gripping when cutting
- Tie up before cooking
- A foil that shouldn't go in the microwave
- Dry Fifth step to hand washing
- Hand washing should include lather for this many seconds
- When washing a knife keep the knife in this direction
- To prevent foods from splattering
20 Clues: Tie up before cooking • To put a grease fire out • Before cooking you need to • Use for minor cuts to cover • Knife blade should always be • Dry Fifth step to hand washing • Used for hands to prevent burns • Proper hand gripping when cutting • To prevent foods from splattering • water Burns should be treated with • dryer Used by air pressure to dry hands • ...
Kitchen safety 2018-03-19
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- The first step to, if you cut yourself
- You should also use cation when using ___________
- You should be careful using this knife, it can cut meat!
- Do this to your hair before cooking
- Do not leave appliances ______________
- What could help you to know when your food is done cooking?
- Wipe up _________ immediately
- Keep ____________ items away from the stove/oven!
- What can knives cause?
- You should always keep your knife at this state
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- When done using the knife you should never ____ it
- You should _______ away from your hand
- Name something that is dangerous around electricity
- You should also keep one of these in your kitchen
- Make sure you are ____________ when working with the stove
- You use baking soda to put this kind of fire out
- Never use the ________ of your hand as a cutting board
- What should you use when taking stuff out of the oven?
- You should do this to your stoves regularly
- What kind of clothing can be dangerous in the kitchen?
20 Clues: What can knives cause? • Wipe up _________ immediately • Do this to your hair before cooking • You should _______ away from your hand • The first step to, if you cut yourself • 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 • ...
Lab Safety 2018-02-04
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- EYE PROTECTION
- LAB GOWN (3,4)
- COMMON GLOVE MATERIAL
- COMMON FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCE IN THE LAB
- COMMON STUDENT FIRE HAZARD (4,4)
- DENATURES ETHYL ALCOHOL (TOXIC)
- EMERGENCY IRRIGATION FOR EYES (3,4)
- DEADLY WHEN MIXED WITH WATER
- ALWAYS BEFORE LEAVING THE LAB
- OF HIGH pH
- USED WHEN HANDLING VOLATILE CHEMICALS (4,4)
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- HAND PPE
- ESSENTIAL FOR FIRE
- LESS ALLERGENIC GLOVES
- PROTECT FROM AIRBORN MICROBES (4,4)
- USED TO NEUTRALISE CHEMICAL SPILLS (5,3)
- SHOES PPE
- OF LOW pH
- BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINATION RISK
- PRACTICE EXERCISE (4,5)
20 Clues: HAND PPE • SHOES PPE • OF LOW pH • OF HIGH pH • EYE PROTECTION • LAB GOWN (3,4) • ESSENTIAL FOR FIRE • COMMON GLOVE MATERIAL • LESS ALLERGENIC GLOVES • PRACTICE EXERCISE (4,5) • DEADLY WHEN MIXED WITH WATER • BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINATION RISK • ALWAYS BEFORE LEAVING THE LAB • DENATURES ETHYL ALCOHOL (TOXIC) • COMMON STUDENT FIRE HAZARD (4,4) • PROTECT FROM AIRBORN MICROBES (4,4) • ...
Kitchen safety 2018-03-08
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- Tie it back
- A cleaning supply
- The opposite of dirty
- You keep food in this
- Contains protein
- "Chop those carrots and not your..."
- A product from cows
- Tropical foods
- A appliance used to cook food
- A bubble making cleaning supply
- Cut food on this instead of your counter
- Not to be in danger
- 'Chop, chop'
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- A way of cleaning something
- You can fry things in this
- When two foods cross path
- Not a fruit but a...
- Don't use this to clean your dishes
- A cleaning supply
- Before the french fry
- You can boil water in this
- A nutrient you can get by eating eggs and meat.
- Can be put out with an extinguisher
23 Clues: Tie it back • 'Chop, chop' • Tropical foods • Contains protein • A cleaning supply • A cleaning supply • A product from cows • Not to be in danger • Not a fruit but a... • The opposite of dirty • You keep food in this • Before the french fry • When two foods cross path • You can fry things in this • You can boil water in this • A way of cleaning something • A appliance used to cook food • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-10-07
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- Microscopic living organisms that you can’t see with the human eye itself, that can cause dangerous diseases.
- this is the best way to dry your clean dishes to avoid the spread of bacteria
- the machines/tools used while cooking in the kitchen.
- the average temperature you should keep your fridge at for the best results to help keep bacteria away
- It is very dangerous to leave food in this temperature range(5-60 degrees celsius) for more than four hours due to the cause of bacteria.
- It is very important to have one of these while working in the kitchen to avoid accidents like spills and fires
- Make sure when you are cooking, that you’re cooking that food at the correct ______..
- Raw meat should be stored on the _______ shelf of the fridge.
- used to measure out small amounts of ingredients.
- What you should use to put food in the oven and to take it out to prevent burns. Best to use in silicone!
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- one of the many signs of Food-borne illness
- What you should use to put out Fat Fires
- a small hand held tool used for eating and preparing food
- The process in which bacteria is unintentionally transferred from one substance or food to another, with a harmful consequence in the end.
- a damaging immune response by the body to a substance
- Keep bacteria away from your foods to avoid this sickness.
- a type of food poisoning mostly caused by eating raw or undercooked meat, poultry, eggs or egg products.
- a list of clear instructions and ingredients used when preparing foods
- a tool you should you should use to make sure your food is at the right temperature, and cooked all the way through
- Make sure your hands and everything else you use to prepare in the kitchen is __________.
20 Clues: What you should use to put out Fat Fires • one of the many signs of Food-borne illness • used to measure out small amounts of ingredients. • the machines/tools used while cooking in the kitchen. • a damaging immune response by the body to a substance • a small hand held tool used for eating and preparing food • ...
Electrical Safety 2020-01-07
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- Method used to to deenergize electrical components for work.
- the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of one gram of water by 1°C.
- a short circuit through the air.
- one who has skills and knowledge related to the construction and operation of the electrical equipment and installations and has received safety training to recognize and avoid the hazards involved.
- Color code for class of rubber gloves good to 26,500V
- device designed to store electrical energy
- A circuit that has two or more components connected so there is only one path.
- The positive or negative state on an object
- death caused by the passage of current
- a DC voltage source that converts chemical energy to electrical
- ground fault current interrupter
- A ground potential difference that can cause current flow from hand to hand, hand to foot, or another path other then foot to foot, through the body.
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- Federal agency governing electrical safety compliance.
- A direct physical connection with the Earth to protect from shock
- Minimum Approach Distance.
- material that has a high resistance and resists the flow of electrons
- Type of tool used to safely work on energized components.
- Class "e" hard hats, electrical hazard safety shoes, proper gloves, etc.
- a ground potential gradient difference where current flows from foot to body
- boundary distance from an exposed part which is considered the same as making contact with the live part. Only qualified personnel wearing appropriate PPE.
- the amount of energy impressed on a surface, a certain distance from the source, generated during an electrical arc event.
- Number of elements on an arc flash label.
- The travel of electricity from a source (ie wall receptacle) to a tool, equipment or load using the electricity, and then traveling back to the source.
- measurement of electrical resistance
- On the job training.
25 Clues: On the job training. • Minimum Approach Distance. • a short circuit through the air. • ground fault current interrupter • measurement of electrical resistance • death caused by the passage of current • Number of elements on an arc flash label. • device designed to store electrical energy • The positive or negative state on an object • ...
Kitchen Safety 2020-01-21
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- open ___ lead to cross contamination
- always keep ___ clean when cooking
- keep food separated
- tie ___ back, keep out of food
- used ___can lead to cross contamination
- never leave in the sink
- keep meats and vegetables...
- common kitchen accident
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- major symptom of fbi
- always clean these up right after occurring
- common fbi
- minor symptom of a fbi
- keep ___ refrigerated
- what is an fbi
- stay over the over when cooking
- when you have an open cut, ___ it
- alway use ___ and water when first entering the kitchen
- wear if necessary
- prevent ___ from meat from spreading
- never wear dangling...
- don't let temperature nature sensitive food...
21 Clues: common fbi • what is an fbi • wear if necessary • keep food separated • major symptom of fbi • keep ___ refrigerated • minor symptom of a fbi • never wear dangling... • never leave in the sink • common kitchen accident • keep meats and vegetables... • tie ___ back, keep out of food • stay over the over when cooking • when you have an open cut, ___ it • always keep ___ clean when cooking • ...
kitchen safety 2019-10-06
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- Part of a recipe telling you what to do
- The foods used in a recipe
- To cook in the oven e.g cake, bread, ect
- Electronic kitchen utensils
- To soak food in a liquid before cooking it
- A tool used in cooking
- A sickness obtainable by food
- To cook something until it bubbles fast and keeps bubbling
- To shake flour through a sieve/sifter
- A bacteria that is better with weak immune systems
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- Measurement of hot and cold
- To cut or chop food as small as possible
- To add spices
- To mix food round and round
- Instructions on how to cook something
- The most common bacteria found in eggs
- Food cooked to add a little fat
- A bacteria found in water that produces a toxin
- To chop food into tiny squares
- Uncooked
20 Clues: Uncooked • To add spices • A tool used in cooking • The foods used in a recipe • Measurement of hot and cold • To mix food round and round • Electronic kitchen utensils • A sickness obtainable by food • To chop food into tiny squares • Food cooked to add a little fat • Instructions on how to cook something • To shake flour through a sieve/sifter • ...
Kitchen Safety 2020-03-08
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- Never pull a plugged in appliance by the __
- Always wash __ before chopping them so that they’re clean
- Make sure to __ your hands before cooking/baking
- When an inspector comes to your business to make sure everything is sanitary
- Organisms that are too small to be seen without a microscope
- Avoid touching hot surfaces to prevent __
- Keep pot __ turned in to prevent them filing on the ground
- A safety tool used to put out a fire
- An instrument used for measuring temperature
- A piece of clothing to avoid getting food on your clothes when cooking/baking
- Something you use to cut or chop an item such as vegetables
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- Something to protect your hands from the heat of an oven
- A temperature where bacteria grows at a rapid rate
- An appliance to help keep foods cool
- An alarm on the ceiling to detect a fire
- A hazardous substance has been introduced into something else
- Make sure to __ your counter tops to avoid contamination
- __ your workspace to prevent a messy outcome
- Steps to maintain health including sanitation and personal cleanliness
- Tie your __ back to prevent it getting in the food
20 Clues: An appliance to help keep foods cool • A safety tool used to put out a fire • An alarm on the ceiling to detect a fire • Avoid touching hot surfaces to prevent __ • Never pull a plugged in appliance by the __ • __ your workspace to prevent a messy outcome • An instrument used for measuring temperature • Make sure to __ your hands before cooking/baking • ...
Kitchen Safety 2020-03-12
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- What to put on a cut after cleaned
- Comes with every appliance
- May result in falls, electric burns, cuts or burns
- What you should use on a burn right after an accident
- Always keep handy in case of accidents
- Where cookies are baked
- A common household chemical
- Used to put out grease fires
- Has hot burners
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- Used to chop vegetables
- Can produce deadly fumes if mixed
- Something you can sauté food in
- Puts out fires
- More likely to cut you
- A burn caused by an electrical appliance
- Something that may easily catch fire
- Something you must take working in a kitchen
- Prevents slipping or tripping
- Used to prevent burns when handling hot pots
- Something you cook pasta in
20 Clues: Puts out fires • Has hot burners • More likely to cut you • Used to chop vegetables • Where cookies are baked • Comes with every appliance • A common household chemical • Something you cook pasta in • Used to put out grease fires • Prevents slipping or tripping • Something you can sauté food in • Can produce deadly fumes if mixed • What to put on a cut after cleaned • ...
Kitchen Safety 2020-03-09
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- whats a way to get the broken glass off the floor
- dont catch this when it falls to prevent cuts
- what is the best way to wash dishes
- use ___ properly
- wear clean _____
- tie back
- close ___after you use them
- how long should you wash your hands for
- avoid ___ to electrical cords
- what do you use to reach higher shelves
- water and this don't mix
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- what do you do after you cook
- Kitchen ____
- keep it clean to prevent falls
- what is the temperature with rapid bacteria growth called
- roll up
- store heavy or bulky items here
- put these on your hands to prevent germs
- do not touch your ____while in the kitchen
- turn ___ handles away from the front of the stove
20 Clues: roll up • tie back • Kitchen ____ • use ___ properly • wear clean _____ • water and this don't mix • close ___after you use them • what do you do after you cook • avoid ___ to electrical cords • keep it clean to prevent falls • store heavy or bulky items here • what is the best way to wash dishes • how long should you wash your hands for • what do you use to reach higher shelves • ...
food safety 2020-03-11
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- to remove skin of a food
- to cut food into long strips
- what this unit was on
- to cut in small squares
- to remove a layer off the top of a liquid
- to mash food together to make it smooth
- to soak food in liquid for flavour
- to pour liquid on food
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- to cook in oil
- and italian food
- what we use to cut
- what u use to separate water from pasta
- to combine ingredients
- where we cook a cake
- what we cook pancakes in
- to beat food with a whisk to bring in air
- what we use to grate
- to cook liquid on a medium temp. for a long time
- to cut in the smallest pieces
- to work and press dough together
20 Clues: to cook in oil • and italian food • what we use to cut • where we cook a cake • what we use to grate • what this unit was on • to combine ingredients • to pour liquid on food • to cut in small squares • to remove skin of a food • what we cook pancakes in • to cut food into long strips • to cut in the smallest pieces • to work and press dough together • to soak food in liquid for flavour • ...
Safety Puzzle 2021-01-26
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- What is the abbreviation for Point of Care .
- Hand hygiene decreases the spread of what?
- Name one factor that is used to rank hospitals.
- Our Culture of safety depends on?
- What can be silenced but never turned off?
- What color label should go on any malfunctioning equipment?
- a tool to aid the caregiver in gathering necessary information that needs to be relayed to another provide.
- What is one way to identify a patient
- What does the first S stand for in CSSRS?
- What is the name of the hospital we are doing clinicals in?
- What does the B mean in SBAR
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- Who is responsible for fall prevention?
- U is an abbreviation we shouldn't use?PINCH What is the name of the acronym used to help nurses remember the high alert medications?
- Informed consent must be given by who?
- What does the H in PINCH stand for?
- What type of sign does the SCRMC use to indicate a patient at risk for falls?
- What is the most preventable cause of hospital deaths?
- ____are the last resort for medical healing or behavior control.
- Braden score of __ or less automatically generates a WOCN consult.
- What does the S in SBAR mean
- How long does a nurse have to notify a provider involved in the patient's care of the critical value ?
- The consent form should be signed ___ working on a patient.
- What does the C stand for in CSSRS?
- What does the P in PINCH stand for?
24 Clues: What does the S in SBAR mean • What does the B mean in SBAR • Our Culture of safety depends on? • What does the H in PINCH stand for? • What does the C stand for in CSSRS? • What does the P in PINCH stand for? • What is one way to identify a patient • Informed consent must be given by who? • Who is responsible for fall prevention? • What does the first S stand for in CSSRS? • ...
Safety Assignment 2021-01-27
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- lead the list of healthcare associated conditions
- "I" in P-I-N-C-H stands for __?
- Component of a medication order
- Who is responsible for fall prevention?
- ___ are NEVER to be turned off!
- used before and after gloving
- caused by insufficient Foley care
- Who witnesses the pt signature on consent forms?
- Component of a medication order
- frequently occurs because of "staff" infections
- Place a __ sticker on malfunctioning equipment
- the most preventable cause of hospital deaths
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- Who gives informed consent?
- NEVER leave the ___ history blank!
- tool to aid caregiver in gathering information
- used when hands are visibly soiled
- If allergies exist, ask what type of ___ occurs
- return malfuctioning equipment here for evaluation
- "A" in S-B-A-R stands for ___.
- Component of a medication order
- caused by the lack of aseptic technique in dressing
- Acronym used to help nurses remember high alert med
- ALWAYS be ___ to EVERY alarm!
- Patient identifier
- DO NOT rely on asking a pt his/her __ for id
25 Clues: Patient identifier • Who gives informed consent? • ALWAYS be ___ to EVERY alarm! • used before and after gloving • "A" in S-B-A-R stands for ___. • "I" in P-I-N-C-H stands for __? • Component of a medication order • ___ are NEVER to be turned off! • Component of a medication order • Component of a medication order • caused by insufficient Foley care • ...
Driving Safety 2020-05-27
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- You should turn these on for safety
- The indicator of how quickly you are traveling
- How a driver indicates which way they are turning
- They are supposed to keep us safe
- The part of your vehicle that meets the road
- To not be intoxicated
- Something you should avoid while driving
- Slippery roadways that may not appear as so
- A lifesaving restraint
- A large vehicle to take precaution around
- Emotions to keep under control while driving
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- People the driver is responsible for
- A digital aid in navigating
- An area where you should look and listen
- A pace by which you must abide by
- Perform this safely by looking and using a signal
- This is required by law to drive
- An area where traffic fines double
- Watch for these to cross the road
- You apply this to stop your vehicle
20 Clues: To not be intoxicated • A lifesaving restraint • A digital aid in navigating • This is required by law to drive • A pace by which you must abide by • They are supposed to keep us safe • Watch for these to cross the road • An area where traffic fines double • You should turn these on for safety • You apply this to stop your vehicle • People the driver is responsible for • ...
Safety Crossword 2020-09-02
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- what does the R stand for in RACE
- you should use correct ____ while performing any procedure
- must also be labeled with a hazardous category classification
- keep your hands away from your face,____, mouth,and hair.
- and gases can be an environmental hazard
- protects health care providers from diseases caused by exposure to body fluids.
- What information identifies health effects of exposure?
- to ensure level of exposure is safe ,what do personnels in these departments wear
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- an applied science used to promote the safety and well-being of a person and using techniques to prevent injury
- What information provides guidance on how a chemical can be safely transported
- use personal protective equipment such as masks,_____,gloves,and googles.
- helps take out fires.
- is what SDS stands for
- a major concern in radiology departments and dental offices
- what kind of information idnetifies the environmental impact of exposure
- causes metallic tastes in mouth, nausea,vomiting,central nervous system effects , and kidney problems.
- NFDA is what type of code
- A code that alerts the user to health, fire,reactivity , or special hazards of a chemical
- identifies the chemical and its recommended use
- Requires that employers must inform emplyess of all chemcials and hazards in a workplace.
20 Clues: helps take out fires. • is what SDS stands for • NFDA is what type of code • what does the R stand for in RACE • and gases can be an environmental hazard • identifies the chemical and its recommended use • What information identifies health effects of exposure? • keep your hands away from your face,____, mouth,and hair. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2020-09-02
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- exposing food to high intensity energy waves
- poisons that can cause illness
- protected cells that develop into bacteria
- moisture loss caused when food is improperly packaged (2 words)
- living creatures that are only visible through a microscope
- generally recognized as safe
- maximum safe level for a certain chemical
- sickness caused by eating food with a harmful substance (2 words)
- keeping food safe to eat
- intentional use of biological agents
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- the temperature of the inside of the food(2 words)
- substances that make food unfit for use
- keeping yourself clean to avoid spreading harmful bacteria (2 words)
- hazard analysis and critical control point
- occurs when harmful bacteria spreads from one food to another (2 words)
- a proven technique for washing your hands (3 words)
- Food and Drug Administration
- food safety and inspection service
- center for disease control
- environmental protection agency
20 Clues: keeping food safe to eat • center for disease control • generally recognized as safe • Food and Drug Administration • poisons that can cause illness • environmental protection agency • food safety and inspection service • intentional use of biological agents • substances that make food unfit for use • maximum safe level for a certain chemical • ...
food safety 2020-09-03
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- living creatures that are only visible under a telescope
- keeping yourself clean to avoid transferring harmful bacteria, when handling food, is an example of ______ _____.
- harmful bacteria spread from one food to another
- division of the department of health and human services.
- lead federal agency for protecting the health and safety of people.
- Fever, Headache and Digestive troubles are symptoms of _____ _______
- the ___ regulates the disposal of wastes generated by processing.
- the immediate removal of a product from store shelves
- the intentional use of biological agents to harm animals, people and plants.
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- fat based replacer that passes through the body without being digested or absorbed.
- bacteria grows fastest within a range that includes ______ _______.
- Those with a long history of safe use, classified by the FDA.
- raw or undercooked poultry, eggs or meat
- keep hot foods hot, at a ______ temperature than 140 degrees.
- process of exposing foods to high intensity energy waves to increase its shelf life.
- 20 second ____.
- wilted, wrinkled, brused, produce are a sign of _____.
- The surest way to test doneness is to use a thermometer to check the _____ temperature.
- refrigerator, microwave ,and cold water are was to ____ food.
- moisture loss when food is improperly packaged or kept in the freezer for too long.
20 Clues: 20 second ____. • raw or undercooked poultry, eggs or meat • harmful bacteria spread from one food to another • the immediate removal of a product from store shelves • wilted, wrinkled, brused, produce are a sign of _____. • living creatures that are only visible under a telescope • division of the department of health and human services. • ...
safety scramble 2021-01-19
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- aid emergency treatment given to an injured person before professional care arrives
- anything that ignites easily or is capable of burning very rapidly
- a potentially dangerous situation
- something that can spoil or decay quickly
- portable tank containing chemicals that shoot out in a stream to put out small fires
- most harmful and fatal disease from conned meats and low acids foods
- keep yourself,the kitchen,the food, and cooking free of germs
- to drop suddenly from a standing position
- to penetrate skin with a sharp instrument
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- harming or kill by means of chemicals
- electrical cords that have been damaged by use
- to reach items on higher shelf
- unexpected and undesirable event
- to damage or injure by fire or heat
- Careful work habits to avoid accidents
- to fall down unexpectedly
- this should be stored in a safer place
- a disease causing bacteria that contaminates food and cause food poisoning
- a wall outlet that is overloaded with electrical plugs
- to burn with hot liquid or steam
20 Clues: to fall down unexpectedly • to reach items on higher shelf • unexpected and undesirable event • to burn with hot liquid or steam • a potentially dangerous situation • to damage or injure by fire or heat • harming or kill by means of chemicals • Careful work habits to avoid accidents • this should be stored in a safer place • something that can spoil or decay quickly • ...
Electrical Safety 2020-12-17
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- One who has skill and knowledge(2 words)
- Calories/centimeter squared(2 words)
- Ensuring equipment stays off
- FR(2 words)
- Diagonal cutting plier slang trade term
- Shapes include flat, round, square and half round
- HRC(3 words)
- Approach boundary with highest restrictions
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- Tool known as "Channellocks"(2 words)
- Used for pulling wires through conduit(2 words)
- Tool known as "Kleins"(2 words)
- Distance from equipment to body(2 words)
- Tool known as "crescent wrench"(2 words)
- Fatal heart condition from electric shock
- Measured in TPI on hacksaws
- Used for difficult wire pulls
- Current passing through air(2 words)
- Dangerous factor/cause of electric shock
- Cut threads on the outside of conduit
- Cut threads on the inside of a hole
20 Clues: FR(2 words) • HRC(3 words) • Measured in TPI on hacksaws • Ensuring equipment stays off • Used for difficult wire pulls • Tool known as "Kleins"(2 words) • Cut threads on the inside of a hole • Calories/centimeter squared(2 words) • Current passing through air(2 words) • Tool known as "Channellocks"(2 words) • Cut threads on the outside of conduit • ...
Kitchen Safety 2017-01-19
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- What should you do first in the case of electrical shock (3 words)
- Treatment for minor cuts
- What should you use to clean up broken glass pieces in hard to reach areas
- Something you can put on a pan to put out a fire
- Caused by oil or fat left on heat too long
- What kind of treatment would be necessary for severe cuts
- Water and _ do not mix
- What should you never put on a grease fire
- Degree of burn that is like a sunburn
- Spills can lead to injury due to _
- One of the top three kitchen accidents
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- Avoid _ outlets (one outlet with many cords
- number of seconds it would take for 140 degree water to cause a 3rd degree burn
- Open pan lids _ _ you
- Something you should always have in your kitchen in case of a fire
- A _ knife is dangerous and inefficient
- Do not use this on a burn
- _ appliances before cleaning them
- Degree of burn that would have blisters
- What should you use to clean up broken glass
- Treatment for burns
- One of the sources of burns
- Degree of burn that would have severe tissue damage
- _ knives are best because they use less pressure
24 Clues: Treatment for burns • Open pan lids _ _ you • Water and _ do not mix • Treatment for minor cuts • Do not use this on a burn • One of the sources of burns • _ appliances before cleaning them • Spills can lead to injury due to _ • Degree of burn that is like a sunburn • A _ knife is dangerous and inefficient • One of the top three kitchen accidents • ...
Safety Crossword 2017-07-10
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- There is a first-aid kit located in every ____ ____.
- What technique should you practice when using a fire extinguisher? (It's an acronym)
- All of an operator's body parts must remain _______ the compartment at all times.
- What does EPJ stand for?
- If a trailer is less than 48 feet long, a ____ _____ is required.
- Emplyees should know the locations of _________ stations, especially when working with batteries.
- On what corner of the building is the evacuation point?
- What do you need to do prior to starting your shift to prevent injury when lifting or reaching?
- How many points of contact are required when mounting or dismounting equipment?
- Honk, Stop, Look, ________, Go.
- When carrying an object, you should hold it in betweeb your shoulders and your ________.
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- Dock doors must be _______ as drivers back in/position the trailer.
- The PIT inspection form needs to be filled out __________ you use the equipment.
- All employees have the responsibility to report any injuries that occur _________.
- I should aim the nozzle of the fire extinguisher at the ______ of the fire, squeeze and sweep to put it out.
- At hire, EVERYBODY must go through BST, which stands for...
- Drive safely around aisle AZ because it is also for _________ use.
- What should you be wearing at all times on an order picker?
- Committee If I want to become more involved with safety, I can talk to Matt about joining the ______ _______.
- How many feet away from an elevated order picker should you be at all times?
20 Clues: What does EPJ stand for? • Honk, Stop, Look, ________, Go. • There is a first-aid kit located in every ____ ____. • On what corner of the building is the evacuation point? • At hire, EVERYBODY must go through BST, which stands for... • What should you be wearing at all times on an order picker? • If a trailer is less than 48 feet long, a ____ _____ is required. • ...
Internet Safety 2018-10-12
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- Large marsupial
- Don't ___ for attention.
- ___ smart!
- Don't let social media take over your ___.
- Keep ___details to yourself.
- Be ___ online.
- When should you share your username and password?
- Don't post pics you wouldn't want your ___ to see.
- When you're online you leave a digital ___.
- ___ is a crime.
- Flying mammal
- Think about the ___when you're sharing.
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- Protect your ___ information.
- TMI; Too Much ___
- Remember the ___ rule when you're online.
- ___ is a huge global problem.
- Posting too much information is called ___.
- Has a trunk
- Don't use your real name online; use a ___.
- Man's best friend
- Likes to chase mice
- Check your ___ settings on all of your devices.
- Don't be a show-off; don't ___.
23 Clues: ___ smart! • Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Be ___ online. • Large marsupial • ___ is a crime. • TMI; Too Much ___ • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • Don't ___ for attention. • Keep ___details to yourself. • Protect your ___ information. • ___ is a huge global problem. • Don't be a show-off; don't ___. • Think about the ___when you're sharing. • ...
Health & Safety 2018-08-14
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- Helps when you are injured
- Safe work proceedure
- What you do with defective equipment
- Monthly posted information
- Infectious microorganisms
- Found in field rodents
- Prevent cuts
- Injury that could have caused injury, illness or death
- PPE for your hands
- Right to participate, Right to know, Right to _______
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- CSA approved PPE
- Who you are
- MSI
- SDS
- In case of an emergency
- Prepare in case of a fire
- Evacuation location
- Regulation of policies & proceedures
- Walking in spilled liquid
- Helps you get back to work after injury
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 • Prepare in case of a fire • Infectious microorganisms • Walking in spilled liquid • Helps when you are injured • Monthly posted information • What you do with defective equipment • Regulation of policies & proceedures • ...
safety symbols 2018-09-17
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- how to handle chemicals and equipment in a science lab
- can give off invisible rays that can damage living cells
- how you should keep your work area at all times
- an example of a radioactive substance
- what you should never do in a science laboratory
- in our body and can cause cancer
- can burn you or damage materials like clothes or metals
- or a danger or risk
- what you should do when your teacher gives you an instruction
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- an object,a substance or an action which could be dangerous to
- examples of corrosive substances
- an example of a flammable substance
- can catch fire easily
- steps or actions that you take to prevent danger/accidents
- colour which indicates that a substance is safe to use
- the skin
- can cause harm or death if swallowed,inhaled or absorbed
- the symbol which represents poisonous substances consists of two
- bones crossed together under a
- poisonous
20 Clues: the skin • poisonous • or a danger or risk • can catch fire easily • bones crossed together under a • examples of corrosive substances • in our body and can cause cancer • an example of a flammable substance • an example of a radioactive substance • how you should keep your work area at all times • what you should never do in a science laboratory • ...
kitchen safety 2019-03-26
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- tore at a very low temperature
- not risky
- chicken
- apart
- tool
- used to store food
- cleanse
- an object used for holding something
- measurement unit for temperature
- firm
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- used in case of an allergic reaction
- utensil
- good good your health
- where food is cooked
- other cause of allergies
- not safe
- used to cut things on
- heat up
- unfreeze
- common cause of allergies
20 Clues: tool • firm • apart • utensil • chicken • heat up • cleanse • not safe • unfreeze • not risky • used to store food • where food is cooked • good good your health • used to cut things on • other cause of allergies • common cause of allergies • tore at a very low temperature • measurement unit for temperature • used in case of an allergic reaction • an object used for holding something
Food Safety 2019-03-25
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- Avoid working with food if you have an _______ on your hands
- Wipe up ______ immediately to prevent falls
- Always cut food on a ...
- A kitchen tool that is safest to use when sharp
- Keep these away from water
- Always use ________ when removing hot foods from ovens
- A fire that you can’t use water to put out
- A device used to stop an anaphylactic shock
- The temperature range in which food is at the most risk of growing bacteria
- An acronym used to help people remember food safety
- Food poisoning is commonly mistaked for this sickness
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- A way of spreading food poisoning onto vegetables
- Use a ________ to reach high places
- Used to put out kitchen fires
- The minimum temperature that your fridge should be at
- The minimum time that you should wash your hands for
- The maximum time that food should bee left in the danger zone
- A foodbourne illness that is caused by raw meat and eggs
- _______ hair and lose clothes
- Use these to dry your hands instead of airdrying
20 Clues: Always cut food on a ... • Keep these away from water • Used to put out kitchen fires • _______ hair and lose clothes • Use a ________ to reach high places • A fire that you can’t use water to put out • Wipe up ______ immediately to prevent falls • A device used to stop an anaphylactic shock • A kitchen tool that is safest to use when sharp • ...
kitchen safety 2019-03-18
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- when meat is not cooked
- a place to wash pans and trays
- also known as food born illness
- a time and temp its not safe for food (also a song by kenny loggins)
- people wear a net to keep this out of food
- this will zap if you put scissors in there
- to keep sanitary
- opposite of dry
- keep it sharp
- to protect the counter against cuts
- wear if you have a cut
- its hot
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- to show you something is dangerous
- rats leave it by your food
- this will grow on bad food
- used to put out hot fire
- it needs to be killed for safety
- when a food goes way past the expiry date
- to heat up food
- opposite of wet
- use it to wash your hands ,please
21 Clues: its hot • keep it sharp • to heat up food • opposite of dry • opposite of wet • to keep sanitary • wear if you have a cut • when meat is not cooked • used to put out hot fire • rats leave it by your food • this will grow on bad food • a place to wash pans and trays • also known as food born illness • it needs to be killed for safety • use it to wash your hands ,please • ...
Safety Crossword 2019-06-19
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- 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.
- Substances, solids, liquids, or gases that can harm people, other living organisms, property, or the environment.
- A situation that poses an immediate risk to health, life, property, or environment.
- - Reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something.
- _________ objects may pose a risk to employees under them.
- Temporary blockage to obstruct movement
- Avoid turning or twisting your body while ________ or holding a heavy object.
- ___________ Safety Data Sheet.
- The acronym for using a fire extinguisher.
- Knowledge or perception of a situation or fact.
- A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being.
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- Identify and correct hazards in the facility before a near miss occurs, someone is injured, or property is damaged.
- A danger or risk.
- Meeting all the requirements of the law and policies.
- Fitting a job to a person; Used to mitigate the risk of developing Musculoskeletal disorders.
- During an _____________ you should stay calm and find shelter under a desk or other sturdy furniture.
- When an incident was averted completely or resulted in negligible consequences, but under slightly different circumstances could have caused injury or damage.
- The first and immediate assistance given to any person suffering from either a minor or serious illness or injury
- Physical hurt or occupational illness
- (Acronym) An emergency procedure that combines chest compressions often with artificial ventilation
- (Acronym) You should always wear the appropriate ____ for the task being performed.
- Our top priority and everyone's responsibility.
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. • ...
Digital Safety 2019-09-20
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- When someone tries to get personal data online by pretending to be someone else.
- Someone who has the right to copy, publish, sell, or distribute a creative work.
- A group of people with shared goals or interests, or who live or connect in the same place. A community can also be online.
- People who gather and sell personal information that's shared online.
- Creative works that can be used by the public, but may have restrictions on how they are used.
- Content or ads that was paid to appear in certain searches or locations.
- A fake screen name. Sometimes, these are used for cyber-bullying. Often, people figure out who is really behind these fake accounts.
- When someone identifies you in a comment or picture online. This involves linking to your profile.
- When your device alerts you that you have a new like, comment, or follow on social media.
- Unwanted, aggressive, and repeated actions (or actions that could be repeated). It happens when there's a power imbalance. That imbalance could be physical or social. It could also be real or imagined.
- Your right to express your ideas and opinions through the things you say, write or create.
- A collection of data from a person's online activity that can be traced back to them. It's made up of data that can be found online.
- Legal information that companies share when you use their services. The policy tells you how they gather and use your information.
- Specific times when copyrighted material can be used without permission (usually for research, reporting, or teaching).
- Prejudice felt about certain things, people, or groups. Prejudice is an opinion that isn't based on reason or fact.
- Something that's no longer copyrighted because a certain amount of time has passed.
- Image and information about you that you set up on social media, games, or other apps.
- When someone gets access to a system and steals your data to use or sell.
- Bullying that happens online. It's often in the form of harassing messages or posts. Sometimes those posts are anonymous.
- Content that you share, but didn't create yourself.
- A group of people who connect online. This group might not live in the same location, but has shared goals or interests.
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- Your right to be part of a group and take action within that group.
- Direct or first-hand stories that come from the time period when the event being discussed happened.
- Content that spreads rapidly on the Internet.
- When an app uses GPS to track where you are remotely. Some apps share your location through their site.
- When you feel the emotions you think someone else feels. It happens easily on social media.
- Information that talks about or explains primary sources and are created by someone who didn't participate in the event.
- When you check and think about social media a lot. This can cause stress, anxiety, and depression.
- name The name you create for yourself that people see on games, social media, or other apps.
- Places online where data can get stolen.
- Taking someone else's words or ideas and presenting them as your own.
- When someone doesn't know their information was gathered and it becomes part of their digital footprint.
- Who others think you are, based on what you post online.
- This introduces damage or gains access to your computer. Once it has access, it can steal your information. The phrase is short for malicious software.
- When you compare your life to others' social media posts and feel like your life is worse.
- Part of the visible light spectrum. This comes from digital devices and disrupts the hormones in your brain and can make it hard to sleep.
- Someone with a lot of followers and connections.
- digital footprint When someone shares information on purpose and it becomes part of their digital footprint.
- A software application you download to your device (such as a smartphone or tablet). There are apps for social media, games, etc.
- The scientific study of how the brain works.
- When someone pretends to be you, by using your personal information.
- Sending written messages by phone.
42 Clues: Sending written messages by phone. • Places online where data can get stolen. • The scientific study of how the brain works. • Content that spreads rapidly on the Internet. • Someone with a lot of followers and connections. • Content that you share, but didn't create yourself. • Who others think you are, based on what you post online. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-09-30
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- uncooked food
- another term for bacteria is this
- process where bacteria moves from one object to an other, hereby infecting all that touches it
- to prevent the spread of germs
- being very sensitive to a certain food or liquid is called this
- food or water that have been contaminated form this dangerous bacteria
- an electric machine that heats up food
- materials used for eating
- these types of bacteria live in healthy people's intestines
- melting an object by letting it sit or by using warm water
- a creamy substance made from fruits and vegetables
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- type of recipe that have directions given by the ingredients that follow it
- this is caused by raw foods, unseparating, not washing hands, etc
- bacteria multiply at their finest between 5 to 60 degrees celsius
- this machine freezes food
- another name for a stir fry pan
- blood pressure dropping so low causes this
- to mince/dice/chop food into smaller pieces
- this pen will prevent anaphylaxis shock
- food cooked to add a little fat for "juicy" purposes
20 Clues: uncooked food • this machine freezes food • materials used for eating • to prevent the spread of germs • another name for a stir fry pan • another term for bacteria is this • an electric machine that heats up food • this pen will prevent anaphylaxis shock • blood pressure dropping so low causes this • to mince/dice/chop food into smaller pieces • ...
Kitchen Safety 2017-09-20
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- Never leave food
- dont use ________ knives
- use a ____ to extinguish a grease fire
- Keep knives away from
- Never do things in a
- wear_____while cooking
- clean_____immidiatly
- ______ hands before cooking
- while cutting hold knife____from you
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- cover up open cuts with a
- always use_____to take stuff out of oven
- use a ____ to drain pasta
- stir pot away from
- put a ________ under a cutting board to prevent from slipping
- Hold knife by the
- close
- never wear______clothing when cooking
- wash hands for __seconds
- keep _____ out of the kitchen
- when cleaning up broken glass_____ it up
20 Clues: close • Never leave food • Hold knife by the • stir pot away from • Never do things in a • clean_____immidiatly • Keep knives away from • wear_____while cooking • dont use ________ knives • wash hands for __seconds • cover up open cuts with a • use a ____ to drain pasta • ______ hands before cooking • keep _____ out of the kitchen • while cutting hold knife____from you • ...
Cyber safety 2016-05-24
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- / stolen information
- one in a class
- someone who keeps you safe
- / to keep something safe
- keep something to yourself
- / a persons details
- steeling money from someone
- / find something you want to know about
- bullying / something mean cent to you
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- / internet
- method
- female or male
- / talk to some one
- / information site
- illegally getting into someone's account
- /something disgusting
- talk and put photos for every one to see
- / communicate
- unwanted mail in your email account
- Someone who keeps you safe
- a website containing a writers opinion
21 Clues: method • / internet • / communicate • female or male • one in a class • / talk to some one • / information site • / a persons details • / stolen information • /something disgusting • / to keep something safe • someone who keeps you safe • keep something to yourself • Someone who keeps you safe • steeling money from someone • unwanted mail in your email account • ...
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 Module 2021-08-04
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- perform foley care at least ___ per shift
- if an infection occurs within 30 days post op, it is still considered this
- components of a medication order includes: name, DOB, medication, dose, route, reason and ___
- hearing the alarm, without "hearing" the alarm
- requires 2 nurses to check dosage (I in PINCH)
- 2 patient identifiers
- notifies nursing staff of critical lab values
- patient's armband and medication should always be scanned where?
- unit staff reports concerns to the
- head of bed should be kept at what degree
- what color arm band does a fall risk patient wear?
- Who is responsible for fall prevention?
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- last resort for medical healing/ behavior control
- Greatly decreases the spread of germs
- scale used to assess patient's skin integrity
- Should not be used if patient has C.diff
- lead the list of healthcare associated conditions for patients, guests, and staff
- how long does the nurse have to notify provider of critical values
- when can alarms be turned off?
- What does B stand for in SBAR?
- technique used with central line dressing and tubing changes
- catheter associated urinary tract infection
- used in place of Q.D.
- most preventable cause of hospital deaths
24 Clues: 2 patient identifiers • used in place of Q.D. • when can alarms be turned off? • What does B stand for in SBAR? • 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 • ...
Kitchen safety 2024-06-06
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- always_____your knife to the teacher
- always store fresh food in a refrigerator to prevent___
- avoid cross________as much as possible
- wear an_____to keep yourself clean well cooking
- always use baking soda for a_____fire
- never leave food or for more than___hours
- please keep the_____of the pot over the stove
- always wash your dishes in_____water
- always____others when you have a hot pot
- make sure to properly cook____to avoid salmonella
- between 40-140F is the danger___
- only___food with flour after it has been fully cooked
- always treat_____carefully and rinse under cold water
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- use a meat_________to check temperatures in your food
- a dull knife is more dangerous than a_____knife
- always know where the fire extinguisher is
- be careful of___floors
- never keep________cups
- always______machines when not in use
- never leave anything______unattended at a stove
- ensure you cook your food properly to avoid_____illness
- never leave a_____in a unattended sink
- immediately_____spills
- use____to pick up hot foods from a pan
- be careful when boiling water because of_____
- be careful when cleaning_____
- always wash your hands when your done with raw____
- use____to pick up hot objects
- always___ away from yourself
29 Clues: be careful of___floors • never keep________cups • immediately_____spills • always___ away from yourself • be careful when cleaning_____ • use____to pick up hot objects • between 40-140F is the danger___ • always_____your knife to the teacher • always______machines when not in use • always wash your dishes in_____water • always use baking soda for a_____fire • ...
Food Safety 2024-06-18
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- Mixing foods can cause cross-_____________.
- A common name for expired milk.
- Putting your hand on a stovetop or something that just came out of the oven will result in a ___.
- Don’t put this material in the microwave.
- Always keep a fire _________ near the kitchen in case of emergency.
- Remember to turn ___ the oven when you are done using it.
- Don't use this kind of utensil on hot surfaces like pans.
- Be careful when heating up water until it ____s that the pot doesn’t overflow.
- A lot of people forget to clean the _____.
- Do this to flour to get rid of any lumps or even bugs.
- This type of fat, found in comercially produced foods, is very bad for your health.
- Food item that often comes in dozens and can cause salmonella if raw.
- ______ apples and other fruits will spread and make others around it go bad.
- All foods will have a date that tells you when they will ______.
- Small, one organism cells, that can be found in foods, that are generally bad for you.
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- The part of your hand which you should use when chopping vegetables.
- A medical issue caused by high or low blood sugar.
- Make sure to angle your fingers away from this tool (used to shred cheese).
- A very common baking ingredient which carries lots of bacteria if not cooked.
- Clothing item used in the kitchen to avoid spills.
- Always ____ your hands with soap and water before dealing with food.
- Always say Sharp _____ when carrying this item.
- Food with inedible parts like bones cause _______ hazards.
- Make sure the oven is set at the right ___________.
- A light will tell you if this appliance is on or hot (on top of a stove).
- _____ing the floor is an essential part of keeping the kitchen clean.
- An illness caused by raw meat and other raw foods.
- If you burn food, a _____ detector will warn you in case of a fire.
- ______ oven before baking.
- Use oven _____ when taking things out of the oven so that you do not burn yourself.
30 Clues: ______ oven before baking. • A common name for expired milk. • Don’t put this material in the microwave. • A lot of people forget to clean the _____. • Mixing foods can cause cross-_____________. • Always say Sharp _____ when carrying this item. • A medical issue caused by high or low blood sugar. • Clothing item used in the kitchen to avoid spills. • ...
food safety 2023-09-22
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- you should check if it is a clean truck the food is not expired and hasn't been refrozen when getting food from__
- You need to do this when you enter/exit the food prep area, scrubbing the floor, ect.
- what is it called when pathogens or chemical come into contact with food
- which type of bacteria contaminates foods like seafood, ham, fruits, and beansprouts
- illness what do you get when you eat contaminated food
- when you clean an area with a hot towel/water
- which type of virus contaminates shellfish, lettuce, and apples
- it is a bacteria that can contaminate salads, tuna, vegetables, milk, and poultry
- is a parasite that causes similar effects to trichinella spiralis
- a type of parasite that causes abdominal pain if eaten
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- it is a 3 step process that involves cleaning, rinsing, and sanitizing
- when you scrub an area or dish with soap or chemicals
- which part of the cleaning process kills microscopic organisms that can still be on the surface
- can be stored indefinitely, needs to thaw before cooking
- you have to cook this food in order for it to be eaten, it should be out hotter than 135 degrees F
- what is it called when your food is left in the temperatures 41-13degrees
- when pathogens from one type of food move to another type of food
- you should not touch your face or eat in the food prep area, this is called ___
- which type of bacteria contaminates meats, eggs, vegetables, and peanuts
- which bacteria contaminates vegetables, meat, and water
20 Clues: when you clean an area with a hot towel/water • when you scrub an area or dish with soap or chemicals • a type of parasite that causes abdominal pain if eaten • which bacteria contaminates vegetables, meat, and water • can be stored indefinitely, needs to thaw before cooking • illness what do you get when you eat contaminated food • ...
Food safety 2023-11-26
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- when bacteria is passed from one food to another
- what you need to wear on your feet
- healthy food
- not to use to put out an oil fire
- a shallow oval utensil used for stirring or eating
- to wash your hands and food
- utensil used for eating food
- a type of whisk
- used for measuring
- protective wear for oven use
- a liquid that can be swallowed as refreshment or nourishment
- deep dish used for liquid or food
- the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed
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- any of the foods or substances that are combined to make a particular dish
- a cylinder rolled over pastry or dough to flatten or shape it
- preserve food at a low temperature
- a hot heated surface used for food cooking
- a cloth for drying washed crockery, cutlery, and glasses
- something you use to cook with
- what you cut with
- a machine for washing dishes automatically
- a small bowl-shaped container for drinking from
- you put the food on
- what you wear to keep clean
- what you cut on
25 Clues: healthy food • a type of whisk • what you cut on • what you cut with • used for measuring • you put the food on • to wash your hands and food • what you wear to keep clean • utensil used for eating food • protective wear for oven use • something you use to cook with • not to use to put out an oil fire • deep dish used for liquid or food • what you need to wear on your feet • ...
Safety First 2024-04-25
23 Clues: знак • взрыв • каска • пожар • травма • избегать • избегать • перчатки • следовать • спец.одежда • знак.выхода • безопасность • опасная.зона • предотврощать • обязантельный • рабочее.место • безопасная.зона • пожарные.учения • предупреждающий • обозначеная.зона • защитные.ботинки • предупреждающие.знаки • безопасность.превыше.всего
Safety Practices 2024-02-13
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- Use to protect mouth for small particles
- Giving permission or granting power to someone
- Protected Health Information
- Must be present on all chemicals in a workplace
- Route of entry through gastrointestinal tract
- Eliminating most microorganisms, except some spore
- Doff first
- The acronym used to remember the correct steps for using a fire extinguisher
- Needed to sustain a fire
- One of the most important ways to prevent the spread of infection
- An engineering control used to minimize the spread of infection or injury from hazards, particularly chemicals
- A microorganim
- A obligatory command
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- repeated or prolonged exposure (over months or years) that may bring about slowly developing symptoms
- Establishes and enforce safety standards for the workplace
- Can result from extended exposure to extremely cold temperatures
- Donn after mask
- To conform to a rule or guideline
- Route of entry through skin or eyes
- Information provided by manufacturers for chemicals
- The body should be aligned _____ in a neutral posture.
- Adjusting the workplace to make it safe for the employee
- Always protect this when using computers
- Use these when lifting
- An act created to protect the privacy and security of health information
25 Clues: Doff first • A microorganim • Donn after mask • A obligatory command • Use these when lifting • Needed to sustain a fire • Protected Health Information • To conform to a rule or guideline • Route of entry through skin or eyes • Use to protect mouth for small particles • Always protect this when using computers • Route of entry through gastrointestinal tract • ...
Safety Awareness 2024-02-14
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- Infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans.
- A common stabilizer used in chloroform with a typical shelf life of 5 years used to slow the degradation process.
- The general condition and appearance of a laboratory and includes: Keeping all areas of the lab free of clutter, trash, extraneous equipment, and unused chemical containers.
- A type of chemical that can spontaneously ignite upon exposure to air and in many cases are also water reactive.
- A standardized document that the Hazard Communication Standard requires chemical manufacturers, distributors, or importers to provide that includes information such as the properties of each chemical; the physical, health, and environmental health hazards; protective measures; and safety precautions for handling, storing, and transporting the chemical.
- Chemical labels provide written information about the identities and hazards associated with the chemicals; this is a form of ______ ________
- An apparatus worn over the mouth and nose or the entire face to protect the respiratory system by filtering out dangerous substances from inhaled air.
- A time sensitive chemical that can undergo an autoxidation reaction initiated by light, heat, introduction of a contaminant, oxygen or the loss of an inhibitor and can form explosive conditions
- Frostbite and oxygen depletion are hazards associated with this type of material.
- Used to minimize or eliminate exposure to hazards arranged from most to least effective (elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, PPE)
- The number of feet that must be maintained in an aisle for egress
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- Last line of defense worn to protect the worker when working with hazards
- Protect eyes from chemical splashes
- Soda Ash and sodium bicarbonate are common acid ___________
- A ventilated enclosure used as an engineering control in which gases, vapors and fumes are captured and removed from the work area
- Anything that can cause harm
- Element found in all organic molecules
- An engineering control designed to provide a clean work environment and containment of aerosols when working with infectious agents or toxins.
- The chance that a hazard will cause harm
- Must be secured and stored in an up right position
- A time sensitive chemical that will degrade in the presence of heat, UV light, air and certain metal catalysts resulting in the generation of phosgene gas.
21 Clues: Anything that can cause harm • Protect eyes from chemical splashes • Element found in all organic molecules • The chance that a hazard will cause harm • Must be secured and stored in an up right position • Soda Ash and sodium bicarbonate are common acid ___________ • The number of feet that must be maintained in an aisle for egress • ...
Public Safety 2024-08-11
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- a place giving temporary protection from bad weather or danger
- help given to a sick or injured person until full medical treatment is available
- efforts to reduce or eliminate the impact of hazards
- the act of saving someone from danger or distress
- the state of being ready and able to deal with a potential emergency
- a person or thing likely to cause damage or danger
- the quality or state of being exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed, either physically or emotionally
- an event or occurrence that can affect public safety
- the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury.
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- close observation, especially of a suspected spy or criminal
- the agencies and employees responsible for enforcing laws, maintaining public order, and managing public safety
- actions taken to deal with the immediate effects of an emergency
- the state of being watchful for possible danger
- a sudden event, such as an accident or a natural catastrophe, that causes great damage or loss of life
- a serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action
- the state of being free from danger or threat
- the possibility of something bad happening
- the process of moving people from a dangerous place to safety
- a potential source of harm or adverse effect on something or someone
- the action of keeping something harmful under control or within limits
20 Clues: the possibility of something bad happening • the state of being free from danger or threat • the state of being watchful for possible danger • the act of saving someone from danger or distress • a person or thing likely to cause damage or danger • efforts to reduce or eliminate the impact of hazards • an event or occurrence that can affect public safety • ...
Safety Organizations 2024-08-27
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- we could look as ASME as the "_____________"
- OSHA was created by the administration
- the acronym for the American National Standards Institute
- related to force: Use carts, dollies, and ___-_____ lifts whenever necessary.
- related to posture: ________, don't twist!
- related to force: lift within your ________ zone
- we could look at ANSI as the "___________"
- OSHA serves to ensure ______ working conditions
- all of these organizations help promote ___________
- ANSI works in collaboration with industry and government to develop ___________.
- a common risk factor in office environments is _________ positions
- the key arrangement of our keyboards
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- related to posture: don't bend, _______!
- the most common injuries in the workplace are ___-_______ injuries
- if enough _________ are found, OSHA can shut down a company or operation
- a tricky thing about musculoskeletal injuries is they _________ get worse over time
- OSHA is the "_______"
- the acronym for the International Organization for Standardization
- the standard our keyboards follow
- when using any piece of equipment, it's vital to review ____________'s recommendations
- the acronym for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- helps design many of the standards that are enforced
22 Clues: OSHA is the "_______" • the standard our keyboards follow • the key arrangement of our keyboards • OSHA was created by the administration • related to posture: don't bend, _______! • related to posture: ________, don't twist! • we could look at ANSI as the "___________" • we could look as ASME as the "_____________" • OSHA serves to ensure ______ working conditions • ...
general safety 2023-01-30
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- use kind words
- don't blank off of others
- no blank or blank in the shop
- protects your ears
- Protects your eyes
- protects your face
- inform teacher if something goes
- wood only wear gloves when
- always listen to the
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- needs to be pulled up or put in a bun if its to long
- no blank when in the shop
- you should never
- keep your hands feet and other objects to
- before you use things
- no closed toed shoes when
- keep fingers blank inches away from the blade
- you can use your cell phones
- use in case of fire
- must be taken off when you are in the shop
- protects your hands
20 Clues: use kind words • you should never • protects your ears • Protects your eyes • protects your face • use in case of fire • protects your hands • always listen to the • before you use things • no blank when in the shop • don't blank off of others • no closed toed shoes when • wood only wear gloves when • you can use your cell phones • no blank or blank in the shop • ...
February Safety 2023-01-31
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- Bring yourself to a (blank) position to lift and lower the load.
- Be (blank) when driving behind snowplows.
- Always check road (blank) before leaving home/work.
- Turn the leading foot 90 (blank) at a time until you reach the direction you wish to go.
- Use the basic (diagonal) lift for (blank) objects.
- If you must pass a snowplow, pass on its (blank) side.
- Its better to be (blank) than to experience an automobile accident.
- (blank) effects distance, speed, braking, and control.
- Snowplows have a (blank) directly behind them.
- Lift (blank) when performing a power lift.
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- Stopping may need extra (blank) on roads with snow and ice.
- The pivot technique avoids (blank) while lifting.
- Your hands should be on opposite (blank) when using the diagonal lift.
- Remove any (blank) in your walking path before making a lift.
- Recommended tire (blank) is 32 PSI.
- Hold the load close to your (blank).
- Lift by (blank) your legs with your back straight.
- Always drive slow on snowy roads to prevent (blank).
- Use the power lift for objects that are too large to (blank).
- Look (blank) when preparing to lift.
20 Clues: Recommended tire (blank) is 32 PSI. • Hold the load close to your (blank). • Look (blank) when preparing to lift. • Be (blank) when driving behind snowplows. • Lift (blank) when performing a power lift. • Snowplows have a (blank) directly behind them. • The pivot technique avoids (blank) while lifting. • Use the basic (diagonal) lift for (blank) objects. • ...
