safety Crossword Puzzles
Safety Module 2022-01-29
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- These are NEVER to be turned off
- Student nurse can't take these types of orders
- need to be worn all the time while in bed or sitting to help prevent VTE/PE in at risk patients
- Used to assess suicide risk in patients
- scanning the patient's armband & the medicines should be done at this time
- Last resort for behavior control
- Infections associated with surgical sites
- errors in this have been identified as the number one cause of medical errors that harm patients
- Acronym to remember high alert medications
- Who is responsible for fall prevention?
- To be used when patient has "C Diff" infection
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- To be used before and after gloving
- Leads the list of healthcare associated conditions
- Infections associated with a central line
- type of hygiene with a reminder phrase if "Have you seen Hannah?"
- occurs because of poor hand hygiene
- Infections associated with a Foley catheter
- Elderly or immoble patients are a greatest risk of getting
- the technique used with dressing changes, staple/suture removal
- the color used at SCRMC uses to indicate a fall risk
- Alarm ___, Hearing multiple alarms "without hearing"
- One type of patient identifier
- Type of breakdown in which the Braden scale is used to assess
- Tool to aid the caregiver in gathering necessary information that needs to be relayed
- If you didn't __ you didn't do it
- The MOST preventable cause of hospital deaths
26 Clues: One type of patient identifier • These are NEVER to be turned off • Last resort for behavior control • If you didn't __ you didn't do it • To be used before and after gloving • occurs because of poor hand hygiene • Used to assess suicide risk in patients • Who is responsible for fall prevention? • Infections associated with a central line • ...
Electrical Safety 2022-01-30
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- movement of electrical charge
- Electrically connected to or having a source of voltage.
- - chance that injury or death will occur
- material's ability to decrease or stop electrical current
- shutting off the energy sources to circuits and equipment and depleting any stored energy
- complete path for the flow of current
- A person who is not a qualified person.
- A dangerous condition associated with the release of energy caused by an electric arc.
- at ground potential (0 volts) because of a connection to ground
- measure of electrical force
- explosive release of molten material from equipment caused by high-amperage arcs
- amount of energy used each second, measured in watts
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- electrical current that passes through a part of the body
- over-current protection device that automatically shuts off the current in a circuit if an overload occurs
- One who has skills and knowledge related to the construction and operation of the electrical equipment and installations and has received safety training on the hazards involved.
- over-current protection device that has an internal part that melts and shuts off the current in a circuit if there is an overload
- A dangerous condition such that contact or equipment failure can result in electric shock, arc flash burn, thermal burn, or blast.
- too much current in a circuit
- Recognizing hazards associated with the use of electrical energy and taking precautions so that hazards do not cause injury or death.
- maximum amount of current a wire can carry safely without over-heating
20 Clues: measure of electrical force • movement of electrical charge • too much current in a circuit • complete path for the flow of current • A person who is not a qualified person. • - chance that injury or death will occur • amount of energy used each second, measured in watts • Electrically connected to or having a source of voltage. • ...
Safety puzzle 2022-01-25
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- plan for carrying out a study
- danger
- breathe in
- keep from being hurt
- grease or make slippery
- being told it is okay to do something
- put out fires
- get rid of
- move liquids with a glass tube
- a hurt
- place experiments are completed
- made safe/removed from danger
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- watch
- Eye protection
- throw away
- the right way to do things
- a gas or mist
- a series of acts performed
- a bitter or burning liquid
- Keep in safety and protect from harm
- most important
- guidelines of safety to abide by
- give permission
- correct
- help
25 Clues: help • watch • danger • a hurt • correct • throw away • breathe in • get rid of • a gas or mist • put out fires • Eye protection • most important • give permission • keep from being hurt • grease or make slippery • the right way to do things • a series of acts performed • a bitter or burning liquid • plan for carrying out a study • made safe/removed from danger • move liquids with a glass tube • ...
Safety puzzle 2022-01-25
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- move liquids with a glass tube
- throw away
- the right way to do things
- correct
- dangerous, combustion or burning
- being told it is okay to do something
- plan for carrying out a study
- help
- a hurt
- Keep in safety and protect from harm
- guidelines of safety to abide by
- breathe in
- a series of acts performed
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- watch
- put out fires
- give permission
- get rid of
- made safe/removed from danger
- most important
- a gas or mist
- keep from being hurt
- grease or make slippery
- place experiments are completed
- Eye protection
- danger
- a bitter or burning liquid
26 Clues: help • watch • a hurt • danger • correct • throw away • get rid of • breathe in • put out fires • a gas or mist • most important • Eye protection • give permission • keep from being hurt • grease or make slippery • the right way to do things • a bitter or burning liquid • a series of acts performed • made safe/removed from danger • plan for carrying out a study • move liquids with a glass tube • ...
Safety Assignment 2022-01-28
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- Keep Foley bag below the level of the _____ but not touching the floor.
- ______ infections are caused by germs that are passed from patient to patient by staff members' hands.
- Abbreviation for Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infection.
- Never leave the allergy history blank. List allergies or put ___ for “No Known Allergies”
- Hand ____ should be applied before and after both gloving and patient contact.
- ___ restraints as soon as possible.
- an acronym used to help nurses remember high alert medicines.
- Patients seen for suicide attempt, suicidal thoughts, or suspected psychiatric diagnosis are assessed for suicide risk using the ____ or Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale.
- SCRMC uses "Falling Leaves" , a yellow armband, yellow magnet, and yellow non-skid socks as an indication of a patient at risk for ____.
- Scanning the patient’s ____and medicines AT THE POINT OF CARE (POC) is the expected standard for all areas using the hand-held scanners.
- A ____ or phone order is to be “read back” to the prescriber for clarification.
- To prevent ____ breakdown One should keep patients clean, dry, and repositioned in the “30-30 club”.
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- Obtain ___ history from verbal list, list, medication bottles, or personal pharmacy.
- To prevent Heath care acquired _____ keep head of bed elevated 30 degrees if not contraindicated, give frequent oral care, keep patients moving (turn, cough, and deep breathe), and use good hand hygiene.
- Who is responsible for preventing falls?
- If a patient has ___ ask what type of reaction occurs.
- ___ means surgical site infection and can be prevented by using proper hand hygiene, teaching the patient incisional care, and using aseptic technique with dressing changes.
- At the time of ____ a complete list of all medicines is generated for the patient or the next care provider.
- At SCRMC, professional staff may witness ____.
- Always be alert to every alarm check the patient _____, then the cause for the alarm.
- should be used when hands are visibly soiled, before eating, after using the restroom, and when patient has "C. Diff" infection.
- ____ are the last resort for violent or non-violent behavior control.
- A clinical ___ is to never be turned off. It may be silenced for a brief time while issues are being addressed.
- Place a ____ “defective” tag on malfunctioning equipment and return to BioMed for evaluation.
- Patient ID by checking armband for name & date of birth is to be used by ____areas. Do not just ask the patient’s name.
25 Clues: ___ restraints as soon as possible. • Who is responsible for preventing falls? • At SCRMC, professional staff may witness ____. • If a patient has ___ ask what type of reaction occurs. • Abbreviation for Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infection. • an acronym used to help nurses remember high alert medicines. • ...
Tech Safety 2022-02-14
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- do not connect two or more of anything in _____ it could burst or catch on fire
- Do not do this with your neck when sitting
- When wiring a breadboard use this color of wire
- This WHMIS symbol indicates that the product is easily ignited and can burn rapidly
- Taking these frequently can help prevent repetitive strain injuries
- Always connect probes to the ________ places
- don't combine ___________ of various types - could cause fires due to imbalanced load or voltage
- (WHMIS) signifies that the material can chemically react to other material or skin destroying them in the process
- Always ________ what you are cabling
- Do not ____ your back when lifting
- Do not _____ settings on a multimeter when probes are connected to the circuit or the multimeter is on
- Always know what max _______ breadboards can handle
- having good ____ can stop repetitive strain injuries from occurring
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- this liquid is dangerous around electrical components
- do not ________ multimeters. Before connecting a multimeter to a circuit make sure the range switch is set to the appropriate range
- when crimping or cabling always use the correct _____ size for application
- one of the most underlooked hazards. If damaged can electrocute someone or catch on fire
- Only plug in things that match the prescribed ______
- keep your _____ as close as possible when lifting
- always check the _______ before activating the multimeter
- your feet should be flat on the ground and legs _______ to the ground
- always do this after entering class or after touching your mask
- keep what you are lifting ______ to your body
- Anything with this WHMIS symbol is extremely reactive to oxygen
- (WHMIS) Used to warn you that the product has a potential to be fatal, toxic or extremely harmful
- do not let probe _____ touch each other except for a continuity check
26 Clues: Do not ____ your back when lifting • Always ________ what you are cabling • Do not do this with your neck when sitting • Always connect probes to the ________ places • keep what you are lifting ______ to your body • When wiring a breadboard use this color of wire • keep your _____ as close as possible when lifting • Always know what max _______ breadboards can handle • ...
Road safety 2023-01-18
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- piątek
- środa
- miejsce
- chodzić
- uratować
- Pamiętaj!
- pozwolić
- nosić, ubrać się
- niebezpieczny
- sąsiad
- wtorek
- chodnik
- ostrożny
- martwić się
- ubranie
- obroża
- zły, zdenerwowany
- zapomnieć
- czwartek
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- na szczęście
- bezpieczne
- powód
- głupie
- zmienić
- Słuchaj!
- ciche, spokojne
- Sobota
- wiadomość
- róg
- pamiętnik
- poniedziałek
- krzyczeć
- przypomnieć
- ulica
- Niedziela
- zaparkowany
- prawie
- przede wszystkim
- pas bezpieczeństwa
- odblaskowy
- zły, zdenerwowany
41 Clues: róg • powód • środa • ulica • piątek • głupie • Sobota • sąsiad • wtorek • prawie • obroża • miejsce • zmienić • chodzić • chodnik • ubranie • Słuchaj! • uratować • pozwolić • krzyczeć • ostrożny • czwartek • wiadomość • Pamiętaj! • pamiętnik • Niedziela • zapomnieć • bezpieczne • odblaskowy • przypomnieć • zaparkowany • martwić się • na szczęście • poniedziałek • niebezpieczny • ciche, spokojne • nosić, ubrać się • przede wszystkim • zły, zdenerwowany • ...
Food Safety 2023-01-23
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- a living thing so small that it can only be seen through a microscope
- you should complete this step before cooking and it should take 20 seconds or more
- a set of directions for making a food or beverage
- a small single-celled organism
- an odorless, highly poisonous gas
- food borne illness caused by unwashed produce or raw ground beef
- the immediate removal of a product from store shelves
- the prevention of illness through cleanliness
- a substances that makes something impure
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- Food borne illness that is made by contaminated water or unpasteurized milk
- a way to dislodge an object from an airway(never do on a pregnant person)
- the spread of harmful bacteria from one food to another
- sickness caused by eating food that contains a contaminant
- thoroughly washin your body, face, and hands
- a technique used to revive a person whose breathing and heartbeat stopped
- keeping food safe to eat by following proper food handling
- food borne illness caused by undercooked poultry
- the temp deep inside the thickest part of the food
- food borne illness made by improperly processed canned food
- a type of poison
20 Clues: a type of poison • a small single-celled organism • an odorless, highly poisonous gas • a substances that makes something impure • thoroughly washin your body, face, and hands • the prevention of illness through cleanliness • food borne illness caused by undercooked poultry • a set of directions for making a food or beverage • ...
Safety Puzzle 2023-01-10
22 Clues: Burn • Fire • Shock • Blade • Water • Sharp • Smoke • Hazard • Hidden • liquid • Current • Accident • Immediate • Flammable • Horseplay • Potential • Electricity • Maintenance • Housekeeping • Extinguisher • roughhousing • Eyeprotection
lab safety 2022-08-12
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- The part of the knife you should hold always
- the type of procedures you must only do
- How you should read instructions
- what to do with glassware before attempting to insert in a rubber stpm
- What you do with chemical waste properly
- Something a student shouldn't do when working
- dont do this when a container is being heated
- Another thing to be worn in the lab always
- how you need to enter the classroom
- You should examine this before use and never use if chipped or cracked
- The type of glassware that isnt clean
- What you should wear at all times in the lab
- The position you should carry glass tubing
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- something you need to know where it is at all times
- something to practice all the time
- What you should do with aisles
- How you conduct yourself at all times in the lab
- Something you should never do in the lab
- What will happen if you immerse hot glassware in cold water
- the type of water you should only wash with
- something to use when working with volatile or poisonous
- How you should animals with
- What you should for the glass to do when bending glass
- Something to be held securely and carefully
- Students can't enter here unless given permission
- Where you should grasp when removing a socket
- What you should yell out when a your partner is hurt
27 Clues: How you should animals with • What you should do with aisles • How you should read instructions • something to practice all the time • how you need to enter the classroom • The type of glassware that isnt clean • the type of procedures you must only do • Something you should never do in the lab • What you do with chemical waste properly • ...
Science safety 2022-08-12
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- should be worn to protect face and eyes
- Do not put this in cold water or it may shatter
- if this is on your skin wash with plenty of water
- worn to protect hands
- the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury.
- Dont have this type of clothing or Hair in the lab
- have this at all times in the lab don't be reckless
- Handle flammable liquids over this to contain them
- Use a fume and always work in this type of area
- Keep the aisles like this to keep from tripping or falling
- Check this on all chemicals to know what you are handling
- Be like this always in the lab and haver respect.
- do not use your mouth to fill this
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- Don't use if chipped or broke
- the scientific study of the behavior, structure, physiology, classification, and distribution of animals.
- keep away from flammable objects
- Do not do this or fight in the lab
- Never work like this always have a instructor.
- do not keep this or drink in the lab
- the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment.
- cutting into of a dead animal to learn about the anatomy or physiology of the animal.
- Dispose of as instructed by your instructor
- ask this person if you have any questions
23 Clues: worn to protect hands • Don't use if chipped or broke • keep away from flammable objects • Do not do this or fight in the lab • do not use your mouth to fill this • do not keep this or drink in the lab • should be worn to protect face and eyes • ask this person if you have any questions • Dispose of as instructed by your instructor • ...
Safety Assignment 2022-07-18
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- Aids in team communication for patient's needs: NPO, fall risk, transmission precautions, etc..
- Surgical site infection
- Info. in the patient's history that is relevant for communication
- Get patients out of bed
- Relevant information reported or recieved
- Use with dressing changes, staple/ suture removal, etc..
- Germs passed from patient to patient by staff members' hands
- Catheter-associated UTI
- healthcare-associated infections
- Venous thromboembolism
- soap/water and alcohol hand sanitizer
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- Nurses or other professionals witness the patient's signature
- What is pertinent, current findings, etc..
- Assess patient's skin upon admission, each shift, change in condition, and upon transfer
- Communication between team members to improve safety
- Color that indicates a patient as a fall risk
- Central line-associated bloodstream infection
- Record of care given, specifics of info. exchanged, and the outcome of the communication
- Culture of safety depends upon this
- Leads list of healthcare-associated conditions
- Pulmonary emboli
- Has the situation changed? Do other sources need to be informed
- Order of superiority in which you give info
- Patient identification for medicines, procedures,etc..
- purpose of info exchange
25 Clues: Pulmonary emboli • Venous thromboembolism • Surgical site infection • Get patients out of bed • Catheter-associated UTI • purpose of info exchange • healthcare-associated infections • Culture of safety depends upon this • soap/water and alcohol hand sanitizer • Relevant information reported or recieved • What is pertinent, current findings, etc.. • ...
lab safety 2022-08-15
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- wash with plenty of water
- do not use damaged electrical
- must be worn when chemicals, heat, or glassware is being used
- should be used when in the lab
- remain hot for a while after heating
- must be secured
- Dispose of all chemical ______ properly
- never handle with bare hands
- perform only those authorized by the instructor
- if a chemical _____ in your eye wash for at least 20 mins
- always work in a ______-_______ area
- must be tied back
- carry in a vertical position to reduce breakage
- are to be considered dangerous in the
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- do not eat
- fill with distilled water only
- never leave unattended
- must not be touched, notify instructor when exposed
- is not allowed in the laboratory
- always carry with point and tips pointing down
- never remove chemicals or other ______ from the laboratory
- when transferring ______ from one container to another, hold the containers away from your body
- can be worn with adequate face and eye protection
- do no immerse in cold water if hot, it may shatter
- looks the same when heated or cooled
- report any accident or
26 Clues: do not eat • must be secured • must be tied back • never leave unattended • report any accident or • wash with plenty of water • never handle with bare hands • do not use damaged electrical • fill with distilled water only • should be used when in the lab • is not allowed in the laboratory • remain hot for a while after heating • looks the same when heated or cooled • ...
Safety Culture 2022-09-23
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- Gloves, Apron, Goggles, Face shield
- Distance required to be kept from forklift while in operation
- Device used to safely cut 6" or less of meat on bandsaw
- This type of TBC claim costs the club $3,500
- While lifting, safe area between waist and chest with elbows bent at 90 degrees
- The signed banner and actions all associates make to be safe within the club
- Maximum number of carts allowed to be retrieved with electric cart retriever
- The initial cost of this accident is $30,000
- First time an associate should learn of Sam's Club Safety programs
- The initial cost of an associate accident
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- Locations throughout club stocked with paper towels, safety cones, and other spill clean up items
- Safety clothing required to be worn by forklift drivers and spotters
- Acronym used to describe the forklifts
- The classification of an accident that involves not staying up
- Inclement weather plans a club must announce and perform prior to rain storm
- This type of parking lot claim costs the club $3,500
- Associate that is responsible to ensure all slip, trip, fall hazards are cleaned
- Number of spotters required when operating forklift on sales floor
- Item given to associates when recognized for a safe action
- Color of dock light when unloading trailers
20 Clues: Gloves, Apron, Goggles, Face shield • Acronym used to describe the forklifts • The initial cost of an associate accident • Color of dock light when unloading trailers • This type of TBC claim costs the club $3,500 • The initial cost of this accident is $30,000 • This type of parking lot claim costs the club $3,500 • ...
Safety Rules 2023-02-01
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- the opposite of slacking off
- writing utensil
- only focus on instructions
- be nice
- wear this for foot protection
- stay this distance away when cutting wood
- hand protection
- throat protection
- eye protection
- remove when ever in shop
- dont litter
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- pay attention to teacher
- ear protection
- dont be an idiot
- never wear these when in the shop
- the opposite of running
- always tie this back
- the opposite of walking
- always be this
- don't eat
20 Clues: be nice • don't eat • dont litter • ear protection • eye protection • always be this • writing utensil • hand protection • dont be an idiot • throat protection • always tie this back • the opposite of running • the opposite of walking • pay attention to teacher • remove when ever in shop • only focus on instructions • the opposite of slacking off • wear this for foot protection • ...
Science safety 2023-01-27
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- Do not use ________ or chipped glassware.
- always ____ away from you.
- Never directly _____ a chemical.
- when you enter the classroom fill out your _____ right away.
- Always ________ extra chemicals in the correct containers.
- Always wear ______ when using glassware.
- Always tie back long _____ when doing labs.
- Always ensure there are no ______ near the sink or chemicals.
- Always wash your hand after handling ________, plants, or soil.
- leave an open _____ unattended.
- Never put heat near hot or _______ chemicals.
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- Never have ______ or drinks in the science lab.
- Never wear long or dangly ________ during labs.
- keep all ______ away from chemicals and water.
- Never wear _______ clothes during a lab.
- If chemicals get into your eyes immediately go to the ________ station.
- Always keep your _______ organized.
- Never start a ____ without a teacher in the room.
- ___________ is against the rules in the science room.
- If a _____ starts notify the teacher right away.
- If a chemical or science equipment breaks tell a _______ right away.
21 Clues: always ____ away from you. • leave an open _____ unattended. • Never directly _____ a chemical. • Always keep your _______ organized. • Never wear _______ clothes during a lab. • Always wear ______ when using glassware. • Do not use ________ or chipped glassware. • Always tie back long _____ when doing labs. • Never put heat near hot or _______ chemicals. • ...
Shop Safety 2023-01-31
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- Represented by a fire
- Wear Goggles
- Represented by a medical cross
- Represented by a person running through a doorway
- Prohibited Symbol (Ends with "cross")
- Warning Symbol
- Emergency Symbol
- Mandatory Symbol
- Represented by food and drink with a cross through it
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- Represented by a person falling
- Represented by a hand pushing a button
- Represented by lightning bolt
- Represented by a person wearing goggles
- Represented by a skull
- Represented by a person wearing a mask
- Fire Exit
- Represented by a person wearing ear protection
- Slippery Surface
- No Entry
- Represented by a person walking with a cross through them
20 Clues: No Entry • Fire Exit • Wear Goggles • Warning Symbol • Slippery Surface • Emergency Symbol • Mandatory Symbol • Represented by a fire • Represented by a skull • Represented by lightning bolt • Represented by a medical cross • Represented by a person falling • Prohibited Symbol (Ends with "cross") • Represented by a hand pushing a button • Represented by a person wearing a mask • ...
safety rules 2023-01-31
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- do when your done
- wear on face
- you cant do in the shop
- has to be up
- cant use in shcool
- you have to do on all the projects
- away 4 inches
- be careful
- always do it
- always have the things
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- take off
- wear on hands
- never do it
- you cant wear on your head
- this on your eyes
- must complete to go in the shop
- they have to be closed toe
- you can be in
- always
- cant wear
20 Clues: always • take off • cant wear • be careful • never do it • wear on face • has to be up • always do it • wear on hands • you can be in • away 4 inches • do when your done • this on your eyes • cant use in shcool • always have the things • you cant do in the shop • you cant wear on your head • they have to be closed toe • must complete to go in the shop • you have to do on all the projects
safety rules 2023-01-31
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- do when your done
- wear on face
- you cant do in the shop
- has to be up
- cant use in shcool
- you have to do on all the projects
- away 4 inches
- be careful
- always do it
- always have the things
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- take off
- wear on hands
- never do it
- you cant wear on your head
- this on your eyes
- must complete to go in the shop
- they have to be closed toe
- you can be in
- always
- cant wear
20 Clues: always • take off • cant wear • be careful • never do it • wear on face • has to be up • always do it • wear on hands • you can be in • away 4 inches • do when your done • this on your eyes • cant use in shcool • always have the things • you cant do in the shop • you cant wear on your head • they have to be closed toe • must complete to go in the shop • you have to do on all the projects
safety rules 2023-01-31
20 Clues: be • work • clean • always • follow • protect • put back • take off • never be • hair tied • do not eat • remove loose • no drinks like • always be ____ and kind • wear these on your eyes • wear these on your hands • to protect your clothing • do not do this ____ walk • you wear these on your ears • you should have _____ toe shoes
health & safety 2023-02-06
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- Mixture of LPG to produce a hotter flame.
- .....must be fixed to the LPG storage area
- Plumbers most popular gas used in soldering
- The minimum amount of safety clothing to be worn
- trade name for ring feed fittings
- Gas that is heavier than air
- Either in pockets on trousers or strapped on.
- Colour of bottle or label for most popular soldering gas
- most common soldered joint
- you are responsibility to always wear the correct
- most be obtained before blowlamp use whilst on building site
- LPG cylinders must always be stored away from ...
- LPG cylinders must stored in an area that is...
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- LPG cylinders must always be kept...
- turn this way to tighten LPG cylinder connection
- who supplies your PPE
- Must be worn when soldering, grinding or drilling
- the storage area must always be...
- thread type used to connect LPG Cylinder
- signs of poor connection of LPG cylinder
- LPG Cylinders must be stored....
- used to detect gas leaks
- used to identify hotter of the two gases used in soldering
- never to be used to check for gas leaks
- Essential head protection
- who has to use PPE
- to be worn in noisy environments even if someone else is doing the work
27 Clues: who has to use PPE • who supplies your PPE • used to detect gas leaks • Essential head protection • most common soldered joint • Gas that is heavier than air • LPG Cylinders must be stored.... • trade name for ring feed fittings • the storage area must always be... • LPG cylinders must always be kept... • never to be used to check for gas leaks • ...
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. • ...
Safety First! 2025-06-18
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- Identify jobsite weakness
- Caution barrier
- Injury from repetition
- Limits on jobsite weight
- Worn for inhaling dust protection
- Covers drywall seam
- System preventing unauthorized energy
- Another word for drywall
- Check site before work
- Something to catch falls
- Sharpe Interior Systems, Inc. “The Best Working for the _____”
- Lumber upright in wall
- Danger/fault in workplace
- Manual for safe tool use (abbreviation)
- What does PPE stand for
- Eye protection
- Eliminates power during service
- Tall material mover
- Prevents falls on roof edges
- Prevents falling objects
- Protective eyewear against lasers
- Used to reduce tool vibration
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- Mechanical lip covering corners
- Device used to detect gas leaks
- Prevents spalling flame path
- Must not block these
- Tool for vertical cuts
- Protects your hearing
- Another word for joint filler mud
- Safety standards organization
- Moving work platform on wheels
- Platform lift with guardrails
- Daily job review
- Electrical hazard prevention
- Prevent dust inhalation
- Prevents wall tipping
- Safety covering for head
- Used for angle cutting
- Used to lift drywall
- Catch under scaffold
- Small ladder-like support
- Prevents floor collapse
- First aid box contents
43 Clues: Eye protection • Caution barrier • Daily job review • Covers drywall seam • Tall material mover • Must not block these • Used to lift drywall • Catch under scaffold • Protects your hearing • Prevents wall tipping • Injury from repetition • Tool for vertical cuts • Check site before work • Lumber upright in wall • Used for angle cutting • First aid box contents • Prevent dust inhalation • ...
Summer & Safety 2025-06-12
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- – Forest trip activity
- – Middle East District's parent organization
- – BBQ starter that isn't propane
- – Bugs common in summer
- – picnic pest
- – an outdoor meal packed in a basket
- – Melty summer treat on a stick
- – CPR beat timing
- – Pool inflatables are filled with this
- – Insect repellant ingredient
- – Clear blue expanse
- – Brand of summer sandals
- – Flies high on a windy summer day
- – Phineas & ____
- – Melts in the sun
- – Container for drinks
- – Fire____ training is being offered
- – Popular summer fruit
- – Floating platform for river adventures
- – Sticky hot weather
- – Evening sky glow
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- – Fire _____ responsible for evacuation
- – The great _______
- – Safety and _____ Health Office
- – Sunglass brand
- – District headquarters city
- – Corps value: "____ first"
- – Brightest season
- – 1983 Go-Go’s song
- – Fun place with slides and pools
- – Stay _______ while swimming
- – Water balloon alternative
- – Sits high to watch swimmers
- – Lemonade’s cousin
- – place with sand and water
- – Soothing gel for sunburn
- – worn on your head for sun protection
- – you get this from being out in the sun
- – Tree with coconuts seen in “Tropical” paradise
- – Never swim ____
- – Popular 90s boy band
41 Clues: – picnic pest • – Sunglass brand • – Phineas & ____ • – CPR beat timing • – Never swim ____ • – Brightest season • – Melts in the sun • – Evening sky glow • – The great _______ • – 1983 Go-Go’s song • – Lemonade’s cousin • – Clear blue expanse • – Sticky hot weather • – Forest trip activity • – Container for drinks • – Popular summer fruit • – Popular 90s boy band • – Bugs common in summer • ...
Summer & Safety 2025-06-10
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- Water balloon alternative
- yellow flower seen in fields
- Often built on sand
- summer vacation activity
- clear blue expanse
- Sits high to watch swimmers
- protection from UV
- Popular cartoon about two children who invent various things in their back yard during summer; Phineas & ____
- place with sand and water
- Keeps you dry
- Never swim ____
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- worn on your eyes to block the sun
- Popular 90s boy band
- popular beach footwear
- popular summer fruit
- Pixar fish who just keeps swimming
- Sunscreen letters
- Game with a flying disc
- Beanbag tossing game
- popular summer sport
- brightest season
21 Clues: Keeps you dry • Never swim ____ • brightest season • Sunscreen letters • clear blue expanse • protection from UV • Often built on sand • Popular 90s boy band • popular summer fruit • Beanbag tossing game • popular summer sport • popular beach footwear • Game with a flying disc • summer vacation activity • Water balloon alternative • place with sand and water • Sits high to watch swimmers • ...
Safety Instructions 2026-02-01
21 Clues: skräp • skada • olycka • städat • utsatt • skärsår • ryggont • skadlig • brännsår • felaktig • tillhöra • noggrannt • huvudvärk • kemikalie • meddelande • utrustning • förstahjälp • regelbundet • arbetsplats • elektricitet • brandsläckare
FOOD SAFETY 2025-09-01
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- Poisons that are produced by microorganisms, carried by fish, or released by plants.
- is a chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8.
- refers to something that is caused or transmitted by food, especially food contaminated with pathogenic microorganisms or toxic substances.
- refers to the availability of food and the ability of people to access, afford, and source adequate foodstuff.
- refers to the process of making something impure or unsuitable by contact with something unwanted or harmful.
- a kingdom of mostly microscopic, heterotrophic eukaryotic organisms closely related to animals.
- is defined as liquid diffused or condensed in a relatively small quantity.
- refers to practices that promote and preserve health.
- are single-celled, prokaryotic microorganisms that are ubiquitous in nature.
- refers to any tangible environmental factor or condition that can cause harm or injury through physical contact.
- Any substance in food that can cause illness, injury, or harm.
- is any substance that poses a risk to health and safety due to its chemical properties.
- is a submicroscopic infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism.
- are substances used to control pests, including insects, weeds, rodents, fungi, and bacteria, that can harm crops, people, or animals.
- is any microscopic organism, including bacteria, protozoa, fungi, algae, and viruses.
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- refers to the deterioration in the quality, taste, texture, and safety of food products, rendering them unappetizing or potentially harmful to consume.
- involves practices aimed at maintaining and improving the cleanliness and safety of our surroundings to protect public health.
- is any biological substance that poses a threat to the health of living organisms, primarily humans.
- is a physical quantity that expresses how hot or cold something is.
- are a category of chemical elements characterized by their luster, conductivity, and reactivity.
- means to make something sanitary or hygienic, typically by cleaning or sterilizing it to reduce or eliminate pathogenic agents like bacteria.
- is the unintentional transfer of harmful microorganisms or allergens from one surface, substance, or object to another, often due to unsanitary handling procedures.
- is the act or process of altering the color of something, often in an undesirable way, or the state of being discolored, .
- broadly refers to any substance consumed to provide nutritional support for the body.
- are organisms that live in or on a host organism and get their food from or at the expense of their host.
25 Clues: refers to practices that promote and preserve health. • is a chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8. • Any substance in food that can cause illness, injury, or harm. • is a physical quantity that expresses how hot or cold something is. • is defined as liquid diffused or condensed in a relatively small quantity. • ...
sewing safety 2025-09-10
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- uses to measure short spaces
- used to stitch fabric together
- the only thing you should iron on
- flattens seams with pressure
- holds sharp needles
- cloth between iron and fabric
- spool which thread is wound on
- machine used to stitch fabric
- marks fabric
- holds clothing together
- created clean corners on fabric
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- what most clothing is made of
- used to measure
- prevents fraying
- used to cut fabric
- aka tailors ham
- protects finger from needle
- holds fabric together
- cutting tool
- removes wrinkles
20 Clues: marks fabric • cutting tool • used to measure • aka tailors ham • prevents fraying • removes wrinkles • used to cut fabric • holds sharp needles • holds fabric together • holds clothing together • protects finger from needle • uses to measure short spaces • flattens seams with pressure • what most clothing is made of • cloth between iron and fabric • machine used to stitch fabric • ...
Safety Rules 2025-08-18
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- Broken _________ should be reported to the teacher immediately
- ________ and drinks should always be kept away during the lab
- ____________ flask: for heating liquids, but can also measure and hold them.
- Never walk away from an open _________
- Test tube _______: holds multiple test tubes at one time
- Always dispose of _________ correctly
- ____________ cylinder: makes precise volume measurements of liquids
- Hot glass looks just like _______ glass
- A fire ________ is best to use when a person is on fire
- Closed toed shoes and long ________ are the safest attire for working in the lab
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- Only do what the ____________ say.
- If you get a chemical on yourself, use the eye wash or safety _________
- Test tube ________: is used to hold test tubes when heating
- Take lab seriously, never _______ around
- When using a fire extinguisher, Pull-Aim-Squeeze-_______ (PASS)
- This is used for holding, mixing, heating, and measuring liquids (and some solids)
- Test tubes are used for performing small chemical ___________
- In case of emergency, always tell the _________
- When smelling, be sure to ______.
- Keep _______ tied back
20 Clues: Keep _______ tied back • When smelling, be sure to ______. • Only do what the ____________ say. • Always dispose of _________ correctly • Never walk away from an open _________ • Hot glass looks just like _______ glass • Take lab seriously, never _______ around • In case of emergency, always tell the _________ • A fire ________ is best to use when a person is on fire • ...
Safety & Matter 2025-09-15
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- CAN, Where chemical waste goes (2 words)
- One of the three main states of matter
- Worn to protect your eyes
- BLANKET, Fire-fighting tool in case of clothing fire (2 words)
- Keep this closed when not using a chemical container
- In case of a spill, tell the _______
- Never work alone; always have a _______
- Don't touch chemicals with your bare _____
- simplest form of matter
- BURNER, Used to heat substances (two words)
- Anything that has mass and takes up space
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- Colorless state of matter with no definite shape
- What you should wear to protect your hands
- Always read the lab ______ before starting
- Never eat or _____ in the lab
- A MIXTURE THAT LOOKS THE SAME THROUGHOUT
- Never ____ chemicals; it’s unsafe
- Science of matter and its changes
- A change that forms a new substance
- GLASS CONTAINER, Broken glass should go here (2 words)
20 Clues: simplest form of matter • Worn to protect your eyes • Never eat or _____ in the lab • Never ____ chemicals; it’s unsafe • Science of matter and its changes • A change that forms a new substance • In case of a spill, tell the _______ • One of the three main states of matter • Never work alone; always have a _______ • CAN, Where chemical waste goes (2 words) • ...
SAFETY FIRST! 2025-10-12
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- The system that alerts workers during fire
- Red sign usually means this
- The act of checking if a place is safe
- The opposite of unsafe
- Used to extinguish a fire
- The person in charge of a team
- report Document that reports an accident
- Place where injured workers are treated
- Used to protect your hands
- To avoid or stop an accident before it happens
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- Used to protect your eyes
- Written notice about possible hazards
- Protection for your ears
- Bright clothing to help others see you
- A mask that covers the face for protection
- Written plan for what to do in danger
- A safe way to escape a building
- A small meeting before work to discuss safety
- A liquid or gas accidentally escaping
- Protects your head from falling objects
20 Clues: The opposite of unsafe • Protection for your ears • Used to protect your eyes • Used to extinguish a fire • Used to protect your hands • Red sign usually means this • The person in charge of a team • A safe way to escape a building • Written notice about possible hazards • Written plan for what to do in danger • A liquid or gas accidentally escaping • ...
HEALTH SAFETY 2026-02-06
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- 4. Wearing a recommended form of hearing protection such as (blank) will help reduce the risk of hearing loss through minimising exposure to noise in the workplace.
- 3. If you have to shout to be heard clearly at distances of (blank)
- the First Aid Box on your site is empty you should inform your
- 2. Prohibitive Signs are coloured
- 7.7. By law, Risk Assessments must be completed for all work activities. risk assessments help identify (blank) in the workplace. 9. Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Inspectors may inspect any site at any time without notice. If an Inspector identifies a problem, depending on the severity of the issue, the Inspector is able to issue enforcement notices: (give example)
- 1. Mandatory Signs are coloured
- 2. Your body should have (blank) points of contact at any given time.
- 4.The Health and Safety Policy is normally communicated to workers during
- body should have (blank) points of contact at any given time.
- By law, any company engaging (blank) employees or more must compile a written Health and Safety Policy.
- 1. 1.Employers are legally obliged to undertake a full (blank) Assessment of any hazardous substances that may be used in the workplace.
- 5. This gives Guidance on accident prevention and reporting is contained within the Reporting of Injuries, Disease and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
- ensure that pedestrians do not have to share the same route as site traffic.
- 1. Exposure to Asbestos is a cause of ill health amongst construction workers. Exposure to Asbestos can cause lung diseases such as:
- Managing Health and Safety on construction sites is the responsibility of the
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- 2. Pedestrian routes and traffic routes should be separated by (blank)to
- 3. Safe Condition Signs are coloured
- 1. Common injuries on construction sites may include:
- 1. The three components of the fire triangle are?
- 1. Breathing in hazardous substances is one of the most common causes of long term health issues amongst construction workers. give example of respiratory harmful substances might include:
- 1. Alternatives to scaffolding when working at height would include the use of Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWP’s). Give one example of a MEWP:
- 1.The construction industry accounts for more than one (blank) of all work related deaths in the UK each year.
- 1. Manual handling injuries primarily affect the back and are a common type of injury on construction sites. What is Manual Handling? give Example
- 3.By Law certain types of accident must be reported to the Health and Safety Executive. give example include accidents resulting in:
- or less, noise at work may be a problem and you may be at risk.
- 4. Warning Signs are coloured
- 2. By law, in the UK employers must provide First Aid Boxes on every site.
27 Clues: 4. Warning Signs are coloured • 1. Mandatory Signs are coloured • 2. Prohibitive Signs are coloured • 3. Safe Condition Signs are coloured • 1. The three components of the fire triangle are? • 1. Common injuries on construction sites may include: • body should have (blank) points of contact at any given time. • ...
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. • ...
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
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? • ...
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. • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
enchanted 2024-05-15
Chapter 3 – Safety Planning and Coordination 2026-02-10
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- A tool used to help employers and supervisors verify health and safety requirements are met
- Reasonable steps taken to meet legal health and safety obligations
- The workplace party with overall responsibility for coordinating health and safety on a construction project
- The person who usually prepares a Job Safety Analysis because they understand the work and hazards
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- The process of identifying hazards and planning controls before work begins
- A systematic breakdown of job steps used to identify hazards and controls
- A written record kept by site supervisors to document daily events and due diligence
- A short jobsite-based discussion used to remind workers about hazards and prevention measures
- Evidence that safety talks inspections and procedures have been completed
- The sharing of safety information between constructors employers and workers to prevent hazards
10 Clues: Reasonable steps taken to meet legal health and safety obligations • A systematic breakdown of job steps used to identify hazards and controls • Evidence that safety talks inspections and procedures have been completed • The process of identifying hazards and planning controls before work begins • ...
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 _______
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 • ...
GE ISS EHS PUZZLE 2013-08-29
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- study of workplace design study of how a workplace/equipment used can be best designed for comofrt, wfficiency, safety, & productivity
- application tool that tracks/stores safety data sheets (SDS)
- look for this label for safety certification of electrical appliances
- used to put out fires by trained persons
- don't use metal versions near electricity
- never do this with power strips
- an almost accident
- do not use in case of fire
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- inches that boxes and equipment must be stored below ceiling
- 3501, 9-911
- reporting tool for EHS concern
- Globally __ System Classification & Labeling of Chemicals
- red or yellow badge sticker indicator
- taking ___ can lead to accidents
- to avoid slip, trips, & falls use these
15 Clues: 3501, 9-911 • an almost accident • do not use in case of fire • reporting tool for EHS concern • never do this with power strips • taking ___ can lead to accidents • red or yellow badge sticker indicator • to avoid slip, trips, & falls use these • used to put out fires by trained persons • don't use metal versions near electricity • ...
Safety in Healthcare 2023-01-24
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- being legally responsible for causing harm
- protects human health and environment
- the methods used to carry out its policies
- focuses on avoiding bad events
- focuses on doing things well
- who is responsible for keeping healthcare facilities clean
- study of promoting the safety and comfort of a person by adapting the environment
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- improper professional activity by a healthcare worker
- principles that direct the facility's activities
- in what type of setting should a victim be interviewed
- regulates food and drugs
- responsible for safety in the workplace
- failure to take reasonable care to prevent loss or injury to a patient
- a rule made and maintained by the government
- responsible for public health insurance ex. medicare
15 Clues: regulates food and drugs • focuses on doing things well • focuses on avoiding bad events • protects human health and environment • responsible for safety in the workplace • being legally responsible for causing harm • the methods used to carry out its policies • a rule made and maintained by the government • principles that direct the facility's activities • ...
safety 2021-02-08
11 Clues: used to cut • materials used • used to measure • used to flatten • to un do stitches • to join materials • to protect the case • to temporarily hold • to protect the bobin • to measure button placement • asistive tool for domestic science
Safety 2016-09-25
11 Clues: eye protection • protects the head • a breathing device • technical data sheets • used for ear protection • shocks but dose not kill • performed to rescue someone • used for protecting fingers • one of the three components of fire • Class A fire extinguisher is used for • what is the color of a foam extinguisher
SAFETY 2023-11-07
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- a fire exit should never be this
- illicit substance our detection dogs are trained to find
- move away from a dangerous place
- a fatal accident in the workplace should be reported under which regulation
- Committee dedicated to health and safety on site
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- Feathered Safety Mascot
- Has a trunk
- flammable substance
- plan for 2 of these from each room
- CHECK EVERY DOOR REALLY IS CLOSED
- Control of substances hazardous to health
11 Clues: Has a trunk • flammable substance • Feathered Safety Mascot • a fire exit should never be this • move away from a dangerous place • CHECK EVERY DOOR REALLY IS CLOSED • plan for 2 of these from each room • Control of substances hazardous to health • Committee dedicated to health and safety on site • illicit substance our detection dogs are trained to find • ...
Safety 2024-07-02
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- esto requerido antes de comenzar a trabajar.
- este tipo de reuniones se realizan semanalmente
- visibilidad: esto es necesario si trabajas cerca de máquinas.
- Puede que usted no las levante, ¡pero éstas sí!
- se necesita un permiso de trabajo en caliente para esto
- Este sistema le llevará a nuevas alturas
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- Esto mantendrá su sitio limpio y organizado.
- que ayudan a proteger contra el polvo y los vapores.
- Estos ayudan a guiar camiones grandes al sitio.
- que deberían usarse al operar herramientas eléctricas.
- este tipo de cinta realmente da la talla
11 Clues: este tipo de cinta realmente da la talla • Este sistema le llevará a nuevas alturas • esto requerido antes de comenzar a trabajar. • Esto mantendrá su sitio limpio y organizado. • Estos ayudan a guiar camiones grandes al sitio. • este tipo de reuniones se realizan semanalmente • Puede que usted no las levante, ¡pero éstas sí! • ...
Safety 2024-10-10
Across
- Ambiente con una concentración de sustancias inflamables que puede provocar una explosión.
- Disparo de un chorro de agua a alta presión con el objetivo de limpiar, enfriar o eliminar sustancias peligrosas.
- Deterioro de un material por la acción de agentes químicos.
- Cualquier material resultante de un proceso de producción o consumo que se considera un desecho y requiere un manejo especial para evitar contaminar el medio ambiente.
- Operación de salvamento de una persona en peligro dentro de un espacio confinado.
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- espacio de tamaño limitado y con entradas restringidas, que no está diseñado para la ocupación continua de personas y que puede contener o generar atmósferas peligrosas.
- Equipo de protección individual (EPI) que cubre la cabeza y protege contra impactos, objetos punzantes y descargas eléctricas.
- Documento que autoriza la entrada a un espacio confinado
- Suceso no deseado que ocurre durante el desarrollo de una actividad industrial y que puede causar lesiones a personas, daños a equipos o al medio ambiente.
- Estructura de tres patas utilizada para sostener equipos o herramientas a una altura determinada, como luces o cámaras, y proporcionar estabilidad en trabajos de inspección o mantenimiento.
- Bomba que utiliza aire comprimido para generar una fuerza que impulsa un fluido (líquido o gas) a través de un sistema. Se utilizan en limpiezas químicas para aplicar soluciones de limpieza a alta presión.
11 Clues: Documento que autoriza la entrada a un espacio confinado • Deterioro de un material por la acción de agentes químicos. • Operación de salvamento de una persona en peligro dentro de un espacio confinado. • Ambiente con una concentración de sustancias inflamables que puede provocar una explosión. • ...
Safety 2025-07-17
Across
- Be _____ of surroundings
- The only way to dice
- Wear this while cleaning blades and using knives
- While in use, $20 cans must be
- Takes place at 8, 5, and after 10
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- We do this pre-opening and at closing
- Handheld =
- Wet floor =
- Located in the first aid kit
- Must be worn in the backroom
- We sign this every 15 mins
11 Clues: Handheld = • Wet floor = • The only way to dice • Be _____ of surroundings • We sign this every 15 mins • Located in the first aid kit • Must be worn in the backroom • While in use, $20 cans must be • Takes place at 8, 5, and after 10 • We do this pre-opening and at closing • Wear this while cleaning blades and using knives
Safety 2026-02-11
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- Attenzione verso gli altri
- Forza positiva che unisce e dà senso
- Essere presenti, disponibili e affidabili
- Agire nonostante paura e difficoltà
- Agire scegliendo ciò che è giusto
- La forza vitale che ci sostiene
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- Essere lì davvero, con attenzione e ascolto
- Mostrare agli altri la strada con i fatti
- Agire in modo giusto e coerente
- Capacità di guidare con visione e responsabilità
- È ciò che alimenta il futuro e la possibilità
11 Clues: Attenzione verso gli altri • Agire in modo giusto e coerente • La forza vitale che ci sostiene • Agire scegliendo ciò che è giusto • Agire nonostante paura e difficoltà • Forza positiva che unisce e dà senso • Mostrare agli altri la strada con i fatti • Essere presenti, disponibili e affidabili • Essere lì davvero, con attenzione e ascolto • ...
Cenveo Safety Crossword Puzzle (3rd Shift) 2023-02-10
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- Stretching or tearing of tendons or muscles
- ________ need to be appropriately labeled and handled
- infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans.
- A safety risk that must be reported immediately to your supervisor
- The act of removing a guard or interlock without proper approval
- A device other than a forklift used to lift and lower a load.
- Gear that must be used when going on a scissor lift
- _____ and regulations need to be followed per labor and industries
- The study of people's efficiency in their working environment
- A group of employees that meet a monthly to discuss everything safety
- You receive a safety incentive reimbursement when you purchase this item that keeps your feet safe
- Basic treatment given to an injured person
- Number of points of contact when you go up/down stairs
- The act of cleanliness, maintenance, aesthetic upkeep of facility
- Use an ________ station immediately if your eyes are exposed to a hazardous substance
- Are power-operated, industrial vehicles that move large objects across distances
- Performing the same or similar movements over a period of time. that can ultimately result in injury
- A safety mechanism used to shut off machinery in an emergency, when it cannot be shut down in the usual manner
- Proper safety __________ is required every month for every employee
- Used when a person is not breathing or their heart is not beating.
- What do the O's stand for in LOTO?
- Stretching or tearing of ligaments
- A kind of tear-like wound or cut within the skin or flesh that is open and may be deep, caused by a blunt impact to soft tissue.
- An incident that has the potential to cause but does not result in a human injury.
- How many emergency exits are there in our facility?
- Device used to safely deliver rescue breaths during a cardiac arrest or respiratory arrest
- Personal protective ___________ must be worn when doing a task
- Earplugs, pre-molded earplugs, canal caps are forms of what?
- What forklift drivers need to be constantly doing while driving
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- The identification of potential hazards in the workplace as well as the likelihood that they will occur.
- A process that involves welding, soldering, brazing, cutting, grinding, drilling and burning
- This device can prevent machine operation or startup in an unsafe situation
- Any work-related injury or illness requiring medical treatment beyond first aid.
- The most common cause of work-related injuries and deaths
- The safety ________ talks are weekly meetings with your supervisor where you discuss safety topics
- A safety procedure that ensures your equipment is shutdown and not able to start again without proper protocol.
- A safety feature that uses a shield or device to cover the dangerous, moving parts of the machine.
- Areas that have limited entry and exit points and are large enough for a person to enter and work, but are not safe to work in for a long period of time
- A common electricity-related hazard
- The place where you can get everything you need to perform a LOTO
- The only kind of safety knife that is allowed inside the facility
- A detailed informational document prepared by the manufacturer or importer of a hazardous chemical
- A type of machine that is equipped with hoist ropes or chains that is used to both lift and lower heavy objects and materials.
- Symbols used to represent specific hazards
- A Japanese method that enhances workplace productivity without sacrificing workplace quality.
- A medical device designed to analyze the heart rhythm and deliver an electric shock to victims of ventricular fibrillation to restore the heart rhythm to normal.
- Abbreviation for Occupational safety and health act
- An instruction guide for employees to follow during workplace emergencies
- What does the G in GFCI stand for?
- Proper _______ practices include using your
- All forklift drivers must wear a _______ when operating a lift
- Wear ____________ when using any of the machine shop equipment, hand-powered equipment,or when washing gum trays.
- When you hear the emergency horn you must start ___________ the premises immediately
- Slips, ______ & falls are common
- A special danger arising from rotating or reciprocating parts
- A safety incident analysis that describes the incident, root cause and actions to prevent re-occurrence
- __________ hazards include; overloaded circuits, inadequate wiring, and improper grounding.
- Method for putting out fires with a fire extinguisher
- Methods and equipment that are installed to protect people and buildings from a fire
- A philosophy that emphasizes small, incremental, continuous improvement.
- A handheld power tool that can be used for a variety of metal customization jobs
61 Clues: Slips, ______ & falls are common • What does the G in GFCI stand for? • What do the O's stand for in LOTO? • Stretching or tearing of ligaments • A common electricity-related hazard • Symbols used to represent specific hazards • Basic treatment given to an injured person • Stretching or tearing of tendons or muscles • Proper _______ practices include using your • ...
Issue 1 2021-07-15
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- Something with the potential to cause (6)Harm
- The second thing you should do if have a task is considered too risky (Product based)(10)
- Face covering (4)
- The predominant colour of a first aid box
- Hand protection (6)
- Drill A method of showing how effective evacuations are (4)
- Items that are worn for safety purposes (Ints) (3)
- Place an injured person in this position until helps arrives
- ---- Practice but not legal (4)
- Three components needed for Fire (6-4-4)
- An abbreviated term to ensure electrical item safety (3)
- What is the biggest more single killer at work (7)
- A condition caused by coming into contact with outdated lagging materials (10)
- Safe Condition Sign colour
- Device to prevent contact with moving parts (5)
- Work at Height Equipment (6)
- Who is responsible for Health & Safety (8)
- Repetitive ----- Injury (6)
- Essential to complete a COSHH assessment (6-4-5)
- The main aim of First Aid (2-8-4)
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- Item used to protect your head (4-3)
- The likelihood of harm occurring (4)
- A mandatory colour in safety signage
- How many fire muster points are there on the main site (5)
- Where is the accident book located (3-4)
- A mechanical aid for moving heavy objects (7)
- Who enforces Health and Safety (3)
- A step by step method of performing a more complicated task (4-6-2-4)
- A way through which harmful substances can enter the body (4)
- a special assessment for people who may need assistance in getting away from a burning building (INTs)(4)
- 'H' in HSE (6)
- before, a term used in food hygiene (4)
- Regulations that cover substances (Abrv)(5)
- How often does the fire alarm get tested (6)
- The colour of a sign that states we must not do
- A Manual Handling task (7)
- An unwanted sound (5)
- Display -------- Equipment (6)
- Health and safety at work -- Act 1974 (Abrv)(3)
- that was too close for comfort (4-4)
- What sort of accidents have to go in the accident book (3)
- A Blue label on this type of fire extinguisher
- An international labelling method for hazardous substances (INTs)(3)
- ----To Work, is a document required for the most hazardous of tasks (6)
44 Clues: 'H' in HSE (6) • Face covering (4) • Hand protection (6) • An unwanted sound (5) • A Manual Handling task (7) • Safe Condition Sign colour • Repetitive ----- Injury (6) • Work at Height Equipment (6) • Display -------- Equipment (6) • ---- Practice but not legal (4) • The main aim of First Aid (2-8-4) • Who enforces Health and Safety (3) • Item used to protect your head (4-3) • ...
Food Safety 2021-02-08
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- Sometimes referred to as loose bowels.
- Keeping food items in a refrigerated display, ice, or other approved method.
- ____ while only on break.
- Feeling sick with an inclination to vomit.
- This describes the temperature between 41 degrees and 140 degrees.
- When something has too many germs making the food unsafe.
- ___ teaspoon per gallon of water.
- To clean with chemicals or high heat.
- This is a common and repeated practice to keep your hands clean in the kitchen.
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- This is also known as throwing up.
- This is a word to describe an illness that can be obtained through the consumption of unsafe food.
- The temperature that poultry should be cooked to.
- Clothes must be ____ and neat.
- Sickness obtained through unsafe food that is contaminated with germs.
- This is red, inflamed, and/or oozing puss.
- This is a food-borne illness starting with the letter "s".
- These should be worn when making food and should be changed often.
- Often called germs.
- Practicing healthy habits; staying clean.
19 Clues: Often called germs. • ____ while only on break. • Clothes must be ____ and neat. • ___ teaspoon per gallon of water. • This is also known as throwing up. • To clean with chemicals or high heat. • Sometimes referred to as loose bowels. • Practicing healthy habits; staying clean. • Feeling sick with an inclination to vomit. • This is red, inflamed, and/or oozing puss. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2020-03-09
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- well organized kitchens have ______ (there are 5 of these)
- deep round container used for cooking stews, soups, sauces
- utensil you use to cut food
- where you chill your foods
- mostly used to heat up leftovers
- appliance that has a cord, need outlet
- you plug cords into an _______
- tool used for putting out fires
- used to get things out of oven without getting burns
- something that could easily catch fire is ______
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- when you unplug a cord you ______ it from the outlet/power source
- don't want to cut your ____ when chopping food
- you read it to know how to use an appliance
- appliance that has lots of controls and uses celsius and or fahrenheit
- procedure for when someone is choking
- you store utensils, pots, and other cooking tools in a _____
- the biggest and most important appliances in the kitchen (ex.fridge or oven)
- used to put out grease fires
- whisk, fork and scissors are a type of ______
19 Clues: where you chill your foods • utensil you use to cut food • used to put out grease fires • you plug cords into an _______ • tool used for putting out fires • mostly used to heat up leftovers • procedure for when someone is choking • appliance that has a cord, need outlet • you read it to know how to use an appliance • whisk, fork and scissors are a type of ______ • ...
Kitchen Safety 2020-03-09
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- well organized kitchens have ______ (there are 5 of these)
- deep round container used for cooking stews, soups, sauces
- utensil you use to cut food
- where you chill your foods
- mostly used to heat up leftovers
- appliance that has a cord, need outlet
- you plug cords into an _______
- tool used for putting out fires
- used to get things out of oven without getting burns
- something that could easily catch fire is ______
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- when you unplug a cord you ______ it from the outlet/power source
- don't want to cut your ____ when chopping food
- you read it to know how to use an appliance
- appliance that has lots of controls and uses celsius and or fahrenheit
- procedure for when someone is choking
- you store utensils, pots, and other cooking tools in a _____
- the biggest and most important appliances in the kitchen (ex.fridge or oven)
- used to put out grease fires
- whisk, fork and scissors are a type of ______
19 Clues: where you chill your foods • utensil you use to cut food • used to put out grease fires • you plug cords into an _______ • tool used for putting out fires • mostly used to heat up leftovers • procedure for when someone is choking • appliance that has a cord, need outlet • you read it to know how to use an appliance • whisk, fork and scissors are a type of ______ • ...
Food Safety 2021-11-23
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- Always ________ leftovers to at least 165 degrees
- Touching or eating moldy food can trigger ___________ reactions.
- Make sure to use all __________ leftovers within four days
- Canned foods that are dented or swollen must be_____
- ________ food is the best way to kill bacteria
- It is wrong to put fruits and veggies in the same bag as ___________
- Must be at least 40 degrees or below
- Make sure to eat ____________ within four hours on a hot summer’s day.
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- ________ must be cooked within by 36 hours. Your stomach will thank you
- Discard food that has been left out after one hour if the temperature is over ______ degrees
- It is ________ to leave turkey unrefrigerated for more than 45 minutes
- Always _______ a can opener before using
- You must _____________ your eggs before freezing them
- Eating the contents out of the jar or can can cause ________ to contaminate the contents
- Refrigerated fresh meat, or a variety of meat and fish must be cooked within ________days
- If you keep frozen dinners in the fridge, they will harbor _________
- Always do this with perishable items within 2 hours
- Placing ___________ meat on the same plate that held raw meat can lead to food poisoning
- Always discard any food that has been left out at room temperature for more than ___________ hours
- Must be at least zero degrees
20 Clues: Must be at least zero degrees • Must be at least 40 degrees or below • Always _______ a can opener before using • ________ food is the best way to kill bacteria • Always ________ leftovers to at least 165 degrees • Always do this with perishable items within 2 hours • Canned foods that are dented or swollen must be_____ • ...
Food Safety 2021-11-23
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- Always ________ leftovers to at least 165 degrees
- Touching or eating moldy food can trigger ___________ reactions.
- Make sure to use all __________ leftovers within four days
- Canned foods that are dented or swollen must be_____
- ________ food is the best way to kill bacteria
- It is wrong to put fruits and veggies in the same bag as ___________
- Must be at least 40 degrees or below
- Make sure to eat ____________ within four hours on a hot summer’s day.
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- ________ must be cooked within by 36 hours. Your stomach will thank you
- Discard food that has been left out after one hour if the temperature is over ______ degrees
- It is ________ to leave turkey unrefrigerated for more than 45 minutes
- Always _______ a can opener before using
- You must _____________ your eggs before freezing them
- Eating the contents out of the jar or can can cause ________ to contaminate the contents
- Refrigerated fresh meat, or a variety of meat and fish must be cooked within ________days
- If you keep frozen dinners in the fridge, they will harbor _________
- Always do this with perishable items within 2 hours
- Placing ___________ meat on the same plate that held raw meat can lead to food poisoning
- Always discard any food that has been left out at room temperature for more than ___________ hours
- Must be at least zero degrees
20 Clues: Must be at least zero degrees • Must be at least 40 degrees or below • Always _______ a can opener before using • ________ food is the best way to kill bacteria • Always ________ leftovers to at least 165 degrees • Always do this with perishable items within 2 hours • Canned foods that are dented or swollen must be_____ • ...
Safety Crosswords 2022-02-14
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- Proper carrying.
- P2P specifics & possibly router, switches, cabling.
- Common condition that occurs when your eyes get tired from intense use.
- Resistance or Amps or Voltage.
- The use of psychological and physiological factors in product design.
- Measure displacement in any direction.
- An original literary work has the legal right to be produced, reproduced, published, or performed.
- pain that you feel in your muscles, nerves and tendons.
- Used to build and test both simple and complex circuits before their final assembly.
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- SDS,Labels and types.
- ABC
- S.M.A.R.T.
- Process used to join wire to wire or wire to terminal.
- Things used on a breadboard.
- Micro-controllers (Arduino, Raspberry).
- Being safe in the place we learn.
- A person who is staying seated for a long period of time.
- Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System.
- Batteries, Cables, Plugs and outlets.
19 Clues: ABC • S.M.A.R.T. • Proper carrying. • SDS,Labels and types. • Things used on a breadboard. • Resistance or Amps or Voltage. • Being safe in the place we learn. • Batteries, Cables, Plugs and outlets. • Measure displacement in any direction. • Micro-controllers (Arduino, Raspberry). • Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. • ...
Online safety 2021-08-11
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- the act of agreeing or accepting an act or behaviour
- they appear in a place or situation unexpectedly
- a global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities, consisting of interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols
- the act of doing something by yourself
- websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking.
- areas that are used by everyone
- a software put on a device that limits content, usually inappropriate or harmful.
- a set of related web pages located under a single domain name, typically produced by a single person or organization
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- a thing made or adapted for a particular purpose, especially a piece of mechanical or electronic equipment.
- safety he saftey of a person whilst on the internet
- the amount of time spent on a device
- Good habits are acts that bennifit a person or person's
- things used to protect something or someone from accessing something
- a program built into a search engine to prohibit expilicit content
- content that portrays good values or interesting information
- the act of watching and looking over something
- a person under the ages of 18
- the act of aggresion or assult perpertrated online
- mode airplane or flight mode is used to restrict access to some online services.
- a set of related web pages located under a single domain name, typically produced by a single person or organization
20 Clues: a person under the ages of 18 • areas that are used by everyone • the amount of time spent on a device • the act of doing something by yourself • the act of watching and looking over something • they appear in a place or situation unexpectedly • the act of aggresion or assult perpertrated online • safety he saftey of a person whilst on the internet • ...
Online safety 2021-08-11
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- mode airplane or flight mode is used to restrict access to some online services.
- content that portrays good values or interesting information
- a person under the ages of 18
- areas that are used by everyone
- a software put on a device that limits content, usually inappropriate or harmful.
- a set of related web pages located under a single domain name, typically produced by a single person or organization
- things used to protect something or someone from accessing something
- the act of agreeing or accepting an act or behaviour
- the act of aggresion or assult perpertrated online
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- a program built into a search engine to prohibit expilicit content
- a set of related web pages located under a single domain name, typically produced by a single person or organization
- they appear in a place or situation unexpectedly
- a thing made or adapted for a particular purpose, especially a piece of mechanical or electronic equipment.
- the act of watching and looking over something
- Good habits are acts that bennifit a person or person's
- the amount of time spent on a device
- the act of doing something by yourself
- a global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities, consisting of interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols
- websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking.
- safety he saftey of a person whilst on the internet
20 Clues: a person under the ages of 18 • areas that are used by everyone • the amount of time spent on a device • the act of doing something by yourself • the act of watching and looking over something • they appear in a place or situation unexpectedly • the act of aggresion or assult perpertrated online • safety he saftey of a person whilst on the internet • ...
Food Safety 2021-08-25
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- remove food and other dirt from a surface
- quaternary ammonium
- after sanitizing, let ________
- to ______ sanitize, water must be 171 degrees
- when washing, _____ your hands for at 10-15 seconds
- cook poultry to an _____ temperature of 165 degrees
- the six conditions pathogens need to grow
- a type of chemical sanitizer
- a disease transmitted to people by food
- the most important part of personal hgiene
- it is best to defrost food in the _____
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- high-risk populations have weakened ______ systems
- reduce pathogens on a surface to safe levels
- the spread of pathogens from one surface or food to another
- _____ danger zone
- microorganisms that cause illness
- a foodborne illness _______ is 2 or more people
- store TCS food at 41 degrees or _____
- creates standards for food service equipment
19 Clues: _____ danger zone • quaternary ammonium • a type of chemical sanitizer • after sanitizing, let ________ • microorganisms that cause illness • store TCS food at 41 degrees or _____ • a disease transmitted to people by food • it is best to defrost food in the _____ • remove food and other dirt from a surface • the six conditions pathogens need to grow • ...
Water Safety 2017-08-24
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- the perceptible natural movement of the air, especially in the form of a current of air blowing from a particular direction.
- Color of the signs
- the steady flow of surface ocean water in a prevailing direction
- the condition of being safe from undergoing or causing hurt, injury, or loss
- Aid help given to a sick or injured person until full medical treatment is available.
- A swimming stroke in which a person lies face down in the water, extends the arms in front of the head, pulls the arms back
- an expert swimmer employed to rescue people who get into difficulty in a swimming pool or at the beach
- the act or fact of surviving, especially under adverse or unusual circumstances.
- a stream or ditch that forms a boundary
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- used as an appeal for urgent assistance.
- is a medical emergency that occurs when your body loses heat faster than it can produce heat, causing a dangerously low body
- plunge head first into water.
- walk through water or another liquid or soft substance.
- dark and gloomy, especially due to thick mist
- save (someone) from a dangerous or distressing situation.
- Aid when something help you for float
- abbreviation of rest in peace
- a motion or gesture by which a thought is expressed or a command or wish made known
- is a large amount of fresh water flowing continuously in a long line across the land.
19 Clues: Color of the signs • plunge head first into water. • abbreviation of rest in peace • a stream or ditch that forms a boundary • used as an appeal for urgent assistance. • Aid when something help you for float • dark and gloomy, especially due to thick mist • walk through water or another liquid or soft substance. • ...
Safety puzzle 2018-07-24
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- The tornado alarm is a ______________ tone.
- What is the proper foot attire for the warehouse?
- The proper position for the paper cutter arm when done is ______.
- When sitting at your desk, always sit _____________ in your chair.
- Wash your hands for at least _________ seconds.
- When in the sun for extended periods of time, make sure you use ________.
- Always _______ your hands when leaving the restroom.
- It's a fact that 70% of slips, trips and falls happen on ______ ground.
- Never leave pets or anyone in a closed parked ________.
- Always wash your hands with _____.
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- Never lift with your _____.
- To avoid slips trips and falls, always walk with your eyes focused ______________________________.
- When sitting at your desk, your feet should be ______________.
- When moving a cart you should___________________.
- Fire alarm is a ______________ tone.
- Never ________ when sitting at your desk.
- Make sure to clean your desk at least once a ____.
- Always lift with your.
- Clean or report ________ immediately.
19 Clues: Always lift with your. • Never lift with your _____. • Always wash your hands with _____. • Fire alarm is a ______________ tone. • Clean or report ________ immediately. • Never ________ when sitting at your desk. • The tornado alarm is a ______________ tone. • Wash your hands for at least _________ seconds. • When moving a cart you should___________________. • ...
Food Safety 2016-01-18
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- SSOP
- A document prepared in accordance with the principles of HACCP
- A kind of bacteria that grows in refrigerators
- GMP
- An acute gastrointestinal disorder
- The temperature range in which food-borne bacteria can grow
- The fourth principle of HACCP
- The fifth principle of HACCP
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- Food that require time-temperature control to keep them safe for human consumption
- ISO
- Is a toxic secondary metabolite produced by organisms of the fungi kingdom, commonly known as molds.
- A kind of bacteria related to poor hygiene practice
- A kind of bacteria that is sometimes in food and that makes people sick found in animal guts
- A systematic preventive approach to food safety
- Is what happens when bacteria from one food item are transferred to another food item
- GHP
- The third principle of HACCP
- is an acronym for the conditions bacteria and gross stuff need to thrive and grow.
- one of the three hazards of food poising
19 Clues: ISO • GMP • GHP • SSOP • The third principle of HACCP • The fifth principle of HACCP • The fourth principle of HACCP • An acute gastrointestinal disorder • one of the three hazards of food poising • A kind of bacteria that grows in refrigerators • A systematic preventive approach to food safety • A kind of bacteria related to poor hygiene practice • ...
Safety Savvy 2016-11-21
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- A potential source of danger.
- Ocular protection.
- Workplace ---------- Materials Information System
- Done at the start of the day or when conditions change.
- An “almost” accident is a ---------- miss.
- Done before using any equipment or tools.
- Lock Out Tag Out (abbrev.)
- Keeps you from inhaling dust and other harmful particles in the air.
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- Anytime is ------- time.
- Safety is our top ---------------.
- CROR is a set of --------- that govern railways.
- Required when in a moving vehicle.
- During an emergency you should use the exit ---------- to you.
- Driving while texting.
- COR recognizes companies with health and safety systems that meet or exceed --------- standards.
- Head protection.
- The best time to prepare for an --------------- is before one happens.
- Sudden stimulation of nerves caused by contact with electricity
- Form that explains hazards of chemicals.
19 Clues: Head protection. • Ocular protection. • Driving while texting. • Anytime is ------- time. • Lock Out Tag Out (abbrev.) • A potential source of danger. • Safety is our top ---------------. • Required when in a moving vehicle. • Form that explains hazards of chemicals. • Done before using any equipment or tools. • An “almost” accident is a ---------- miss. • ...
Safety Savvy 2016-11-21
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- Lock Out Tag Out (abbrev.)
- Workplace ---------- Materials Information System
- A potential source of danger.
- Required when in a moving vehicle.
- Done before using any equipment or tools.
- Driving while texting.
- Sudden stimulation of nerves caused by contact with electricity
- Anytime is ------- time.
- Ocular protection.
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- CROR is a set of --------- that govern railways.
- Head protection.
- Form that explains hazards of chemicals.
- Keeps you from inhaling dust and other harmful particles in the air.
- COR recognizes companies with health and safety systems that meet or exceed --------- standards.
- The best time to prepare for an --------------- is before one happens.
- Done at the start of the day or when conditions change.
- Safety is our top ---------------.
- During an emergency you should use the exit ---------- to you.
- An “almost” accident is a ---------- miss.
19 Clues: Head protection. • Ocular protection. • Driving while texting. • Anytime is ------- time. • Lock Out Tag Out (abbrev.) • A potential source of danger. • Required when in a moving vehicle. • Safety is our top ---------------. • Form that explains hazards of chemicals. • Done before using any equipment or tools. • An “almost” accident is a ---------- miss. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-03-25
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- How long food can be kept in the danger zone
- The type of trash can you must use when you are disposing of ho or smoldering items
- Keeps knife from cutting countertop
- What you should do after you put a liquid in the microwave
- You keep knives like this because they are less likely to cause an accident than dull ones
- Use this device instead of your hands to pick up food from hot liquids
- How long you should wash your hands for
- What you soak your dirty dishes in
- Used to peel vegetables and fruits instead of a knife
- What you should keep electrical cords away from
- The direction you cut a knife
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- Used to put out large fires in the kitchen
- Used to remove pans from the oven
- Used to put out fat fires instead of water
- The type of material you keep away from portable appliances that heat up
- You turn off all stove and oven controls if you smell…..
- used to reach higher shelves instead of a chair or box
- Do not pick up broken glass with your hands, instead use a…
- What you wrap your hand in if you have to pick up broken glass
19 Clues: The direction you cut a knife • Used to remove pans from the oven • What you soak your dirty dishes in • Keeps knife from cutting countertop • How long you should wash your hands for • Used to put out large fires in the kitchen • Used to put out fat fires instead of water • How long food can be kept in the danger zone • What you should keep electrical cords away from • ...
Cooking safety 2019-03-18
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- a meal cooked on a portable grill with other people.
- what you do with the oven before you start cooking inside the oven
- a small cube out of food by cutting it with a knife
- what you use to put out fire
- add spices or salt to a food to add flavor
- a piece of meat cooked slowly in a covered dish.
- cook (food) in hot fat or oil, typically in a shallow pan
- clean your hands with this please
- cut up or grind food into very small pieces
- prepare (food, a dish, or a meal) by combining and heating the ingredients in various ways.
- the mitts you wear when putting your hand in the oven
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- 40 °F and 140 °F
- cook food with a dry heat without flame
- maintained and sharp
- cook (a piece of meat) on a spit.
- what you follow and read before you begin cooking the food
- cook (food, especially meat) by prolonged exposure to heat in an oven or over a fire
- cut (something) into pieces with repeated sharp blows or knife
- what you pull food out of when you begin to cook
19 Clues: 40 °F and 140 °F • maintained and sharp • what you use to put out fire • cook (a piece of meat) on a spit. • clean your hands with this please • cook food with a dry heat without flame • add spices or salt to a food to add flavor • cut up or grind food into very small pieces • a piece of meat cooked slowly in a covered dish. • what you pull food out of when you begin to cook • ...
Laboratory safety 2013-10-14
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- What should be put under the bench when students stand up
- What must you report immediately
- What test do we use to identify Heroin
- Chemicals must be kept in a ______ to prevent spillages
- What animal is used to search for drugs
- Bags should be be put _________ the bench
- Students should not _____ in the lab
- What can break if dropped
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- What should you do when the teacher is talking
- Workspaces should be kept __________
- A Bunsen Burner should be lit with the air opening _______
- Water mixed with electricity can ________ you
- When someone catches fire you use a Fire ________ to smother them
- What do girls or boys have to tie back if it is long
- What safety equipment do you wear to protect eyes
- What hazard is can be caused by a Bunsen Burner
- What should you not do in the laboratory
- What do you wash after any practical activity
- What is used in a Bunsen Burner to generate a flame
19 Clues: What can break if dropped • What must you report immediately • Workspaces should be kept __________ • Students should not _____ in the lab • What test do we use to identify Heroin • What animal is used to search for drugs • What should you not do in the laboratory • Bags should be be put _________ the bench • Water mixed with electricity can ________ you • ...
Kitchen Safety 2015-10-04
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- Always turn off _________ when your are done using the stove
- Do not store __________ near a water source
- What do you need to safely reach high shelves
- Overloading too many appliances cause ____________
- Read owners manual before using new ________________
- Pull out the ______-_______ before removing pans
- Do not use chords if it's ___________
- Carefully remove can lids with a paper towel to avoid ___________ your fingers
- Carry a _____ down at your side
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- Store knives in a _______-______
- Keep ___________ free of clutter
- Three degree burns cause ____________
- Wipe up _______ and leaks from appliances immediately
- What can not be seen in soapy water
- Another word for zapped
- Never _____ in the kitchen
- Use an ____________ only for it's intended use
- When pealing keep your knife ___________ you
- Always ____ away from your body
- Use____ oven mitts when taking hot items out from the oven
20 Clues: Another word for zapped • Never _____ in the kitchen • Always ____ away from your body • Carry a _____ down at your side • Store knives in a _______-______ • Keep ___________ free of clutter • What can not be seen in soapy water • Three degree burns cause ____________ • Do not use chords if it's ___________ • Do not store __________ near a water source • ...
Kitchen Safety 2015-10-04
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- Always turn off _________ when your are done using the stove
- Overloading too many appliances cause ____________
- Always ____ away from your body
- Keep ___________ free of clutter
- Pull out the ______-_______ before removing pans
- Store knives in a _______-______
- When pealing keep your knife ___________ you
- What do you need to safely reach high shelves
- What can not be seen in soapy water
- Never _____ in the kitchen
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- Wipe up _______ and leaks from appliances immediately
- Do not use chords if it's ___________
- Carefully remove can lids with a paper towel to avoid ___________ your fingers
- Another word for zapped
- Read owners manual before using new ________________
- Use____ oven mitts when taking hot items out from the oven
- Do not store __________ near a water source
- Carry a _____ down at your side
- Use an ____________ only for it's intended use
- Three degree burns cause ____________
20 Clues: Another word for zapped • Never _____ in the kitchen • Always ____ away from your body • Carry a _____ down at your side • Keep ___________ free of clutter • Store knives in a _______-______ • What can not be seen in soapy water • Do not use chords if it's ___________ • Three degree burns cause ____________ • Do not store __________ near a water source • ...
Water Safety 2014-10-23
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- A very bright colour that bees are attracted to
- A barrier or railing to keep things safe
- When you plunge head first into the water with your arms in front of you
- You save someone from a dangerous situation
- You wear it when going out on the water in a kayak or canoe
- Something that you would use on a person if they fall over
- Freedom from harm or danger
- A large natural stream or water way
- Moves forcefully or rapidly in water
- Natural movement on the air that causes trees to sway
- A condition of having an abnormal low body temperature
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- Continuing to live after an accident
- A person that is in control if someone is in danger while being in the water
- a movement when your arms are pushed forward and then swept back in a circular motion
- A different word to Symptoms is
- When water moves in one directions rapidly it is called
- walk with force through water or other liquid substances
- Something you call when your in danger
- dark and gloomy water
19 Clues: dark and gloomy water • Freedom from harm or danger • A different word to Symptoms is • A large natural stream or water way • Continuing to live after an accident • Moves forcefully or rapidly in water • Something you call when your in danger • A barrier or railing to keep things safe • You save someone from a dangerous situation • ...
Science Safety 2016-09-05
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- Protection for your face
- Protecting eyes
- Signals you that there is a fire
- Enclosure in which a person stands under a spray of water to wash
- Wash Hands
- In case you need to shut something down
- A blanket that you use if someone is on fire
- Garment worn over the front of one's clothes
- Opening that allows air, gas, or liquid to pass out
- White protective coat worn by workers in a laboratory
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- Condition of being protected
- Covering for your hand
- A button that you press in case of an emergency
- Something that you use to put out a fire
- Tubes Hold chemicals
- A speech sound considered as a physical event without regard to its place in the sound system of a language
- Drops Medicine
- A bag with things in case of something went wrong
- Wash Wash your eye
19 Clues: Wash Hands • Drops Medicine • Protecting eyes • Wash Wash your eye • Tubes Hold chemicals • Covering for your hand • Protection for your face • Condition of being protected • Signals you that there is a fire • In case you need to shut something down • Something that you use to put out a fire • A blanket that you use if someone is on fire • Garment worn over the front of one's clothes • ...
safety first 2024-01-02
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- the effect or influence of something
- the opposite of sell
- to give money for a service
- a challenge between producers, groups, or people
- to destroy something
- GMFs , fast food are............ food
- chips , chocolate and sweets are considered..........food
- the opposite of announce, i.e criticise
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- consume, noun
- obesity or fatness
- advertisements aims to..............consumers to buy their goods
- to encourage or support something, or to help something become successful
- to encourage
- Adidas, Samsung, Cocacola are very popular.......
- to abandon buying something
- the art of attraction to buy a product
- causing danger to someone
- publicity, synonym
- drink or eat, opposite of Produce
19 Clues: to encourage • consume, noun • obesity or fatness • publicity, synonym • the opposite of sell • to destroy something • causing danger to someone • to abandon buying something • to give money for a service • drink or eat, opposite of Produce • the effect or influence of something • GMFs , fast food are............ food • the art of attraction to buy a product • ...
Safety crossword 2024-01-17
19 Clues: vaara • kypärä • tärkeä • putoava • terveys • säännöt • näkyvyys • varoitus • käsineet • esineitä • liikenne • purkutyö • varusteet • suojalasit • turvakengät • huomioliivi • työmaakypärä • henkilökunta • hengityssuojain
Patient Safety 2023-03-09
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- A four step process used to self - check and focus on tasks
- An element of Universal Protocol performed in the OR immediately before a surgery serves as a final reassurance of accurate patient identity, surgical site and procedure.
- What does the B in SBAR stand for?
- What does the A in the SAFE Toolkit stand for?
- What does the R in SBAR stand for?
- What does the A in STAR stand for?
- The prevention of errors and adverse effects to patients associated with health care.
- What does the R in STAR stand for?
- What are you supposed to do every time you enter and exit a patient room?
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- What does the A in SBAR stand for?
- What does the S in the SAFE Toolkit stand for?
- A situation in which there was a significant potential for harm, but no incident occurred.
- What is one of the two patient identifiers?
- What does the S in STAR stand for?
- What does the T in STAR stand for?
- These brief and routine meetings among a team are held to share information about potential or existing safety issues facing patients or associates.
- A two way process for exchanging information.
- Safety Event Management System / Where do you report events related to the safety of our patients?
- What does the S in SBAR stand for?
19 Clues: What does the A in SBAR stand for? • What does the S in STAR stand for? • What does the T in STAR stand for? • What does the B in SBAR stand for? • What does the R in SBAR stand for? • What does the A in STAR stand for? • What does the S in SBAR stand for? • What does the R in STAR stand for? • What is one of the two patient identifiers? • ...
Medication Safety 2024-03-21
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- These medications can be used to treat ADHD and can cause high blood pressure or fast heart beats.
- Who you should tell if you feel that you may need to change or stop your medications.
- May be needed to monitor for side effects or check the amount of medication in your body.
- These may include dizziness, headache, or rash.
- This is how long antidepressants may take to fully work.
- Mental health diagnosis can be treated with stimulants, guanfacine, or clonidine.
- Type of treat can be commonly mixed up or confused with medication.
- Common side effect of Benadryl.
- Over-the-counter medication can be used for headaches, pains, or fever.
- Something that you should not do with your medication.
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- Always take your medications as________.
- Can be helpful in remembering to take your medication every day.
- Class of medications can be used to treat anxiety or depression. An example is fluoxetine.
- If your medications causes this side effect, ask your doctor about taking it in the morning.
- Class of medications can be used to treat bipolar, schizophrenia, or depression
- Can be treated with Claritin, Zyrtec, Allegra, or Benadryl.
- These medications are available without a prescription from your doctor.
- Medication expert, you can ask them questions about your medications.
- This organ may be damaged or hurt if you take more Tylenol than directed.
19 Clues: Common side effect of Benadryl. • Always take your medications as________. • These may include dizziness, headache, or rash. • Something that you should not do with your medication. • This is how long antidepressants may take to fully work. • Can be treated with Claritin, Zyrtec, Allegra, or Benadryl. • ...
SAFETY CROSSWORD 2024-04-23
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- If you are using the P.A.S.S. acronym, you will be handling this item.
- This type of driving is a major cause of accidents and fatalities.
- Wearing these will help prevent eye injury from debris and chemicals.
- These items often indicate danger, hazard or warnings and an be seen on our company trucks.
- A significant amount of these are preventable if drivers back into a parking spot.
- June is National ______ Awareness Month.
- Frayed carpet or a torn steps' tread can cause this.
- Pull this alarm when there is a need to notify all building occupants to evacuate.
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- Incorrectly lifting objects can cause injuries to an employee's __________.
- When the icemaker sends a couple extra cubes on the floor, they can cause someone to _____.
- It is __________ responsibility to keep the workplace safe.
- This program is used to track our driver insurance, incients, equipment inspections and more.
- In the world of first aid, this acronym has nothing to do with Automatic Doors.
- Find a lower level, interior room and avoid all windows if this type of siren blares.
- What does the first letter "P" stand for when referencing PPE?
- OSHA stands for the _________ Safety and Health Act enacted in 1970.
- Pedestrian walkways in our warehouses are marked in this color.
- This empowers you to halt work when a condition is perceived as unsafe.
- Employees in or passing through the warehouse should be alert to this type of traffic.
19 Clues: June is National ______ Awareness Month. • Frayed carpet or a torn steps' tread can cause this. • It is __________ responsibility to keep the workplace safe. • What does the first letter "P" stand for when referencing PPE? • Pedestrian walkways in our warehouses are marked in this color. • This type of driving is a major cause of accidents and fatalities. • ...
Safety warehouse 2022-04-26
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- Small pieces used as protection against noise
- a small amount of a liquid that has fallen or been dropped
- special glasses that fit close to the face to protect the eyes from chemicals...
- or waste matter
- to injure, damage or destroy with fire
- a vehicle with two bars in the front for moving and lifting heavy goods
- protect from dust or covid19
- any basic substance that is used in or produced by a reaction involving changes to atoms or molecules
- the door through which you might leave a building
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- used to turn out a fire
- hurt someone
- a large building for storing things before they are sold, used, or sent out to shops
- a notice with a name or information on it
- something that is dangerous and likely to cause damage
- fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of
- to suddenly go down onto the ground
- a death caused by an accident or by violence
- to protect your hands
- incision in the skin made by something sharp.
19 Clues: hurt someone • or waste matter • to protect your hands • used to turn out a fire • protect from dust or covid19 • to suddenly go down onto the ground • to injure, damage or destroy with fire • a notice with a name or information on it • a death caused by an accident or by violence • Small pieces used as protection against noise • incision in the skin made by something sharp. • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-05-15
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- Si occupa della sicurezza dei lavoratori Si occupa della salute dei lavoratori
- Portale dove registrare le attività EHS
- Lo sono a polvere
- La scheda necessaria per autorizzare le sostanze chimiche
- Si ripetono periodicamente per le emissioni in atmosfera
- Lo è la lama del taglierino
- Le segnalazioni sono misure di...
- Evento traumatico dal quale ne può derivare una lesione per il lavoratore
- Il programma di formazione sulla sicurezza di Emerson al quale abbiamo partecipato
- Può indicare un divieto, un pericolo, un obbligo o dare un’informazione
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- Progetto di economia circolare della plastica a cui l’azienda ha aderito
- Protegge dai rischi per la salute e la sicurezza
- Uno dei rischi fisici
- Lo è Sergio Cibien per la sicurezza
- Codice europeo rifiuti
- Scienza che studia l’interazione tra l’uomo e la macchina
- Lo sono i 12 comportamenti
- Rappresenta i lavoratori
- Prodotto della probabilità per il danno
19 Clues: Lo sono a polvere • Uno dei rischi fisici • Codice europeo rifiuti • Rappresenta i lavoratori • Lo sono i 12 comportamenti • Lo è la lama del taglierino • Le segnalazioni sono misure di... • Lo è Sergio Cibien per la sicurezza • Portale dove registrare le attività EHS • Prodotto della probabilità per il danno • Protegge dai rischi per la salute e la sicurezza • ...
Safety Crossword 2023-10-11
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- This class of fires involves Electrical Equipment
- The best teacher ever!
- Material _______ is moving materials from one place to another.
- The three component of the fire triangle are: Fuel, __________,and Heat.
- Generally metals that regularly pass, or conduct, electricity.
- If a fire becomes too much for you to handle: ________ the building, and pull the fire alarm.
- Safety glasses should be worn at ________ times in the shop.
- This class of fires involves the burning of wood, paper, cardboard, fabric and other similar fibrous materials that ignite easily
- a reflection of your organization and your work habits.
- Never operate an __________ in an enclosed area.
- specialized clothing or equipment worn by an employee for protection against infectious materials or hazards.
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- a by-product of burning hydrocarbon fuels and is odorless, tasteless, and colorless
- Any source of potential damage, harm, or adverse health effects on something is a ____________.
- This class of fires involves Combustible Metals
- This acronym is used when remembering how to use a fire extinguisher.
- PPE requirements are regulated by what government agency.
- Federal agency that publishes safety standards for business
- This class of fires involves Flammable Liquids
- The shop dress code includes: safety _______, short sleeve shirt, pants and closed toed shoes.
- The largest and most influential national group dedicated to fire prevention and protection.
20 Clues: The best teacher ever! • This class of fires involves Flammable Liquids • This class of fires involves Combustible Metals • Never operate an __________ in an enclosed area. • This class of fires involves Electrical Equipment • a reflection of your organization and your work habits. • PPE requirements are regulated by what government agency. • ...
Shop Safety 2025-02-04
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- Press A stationary power tool used to create precise holes in various materials.
- Gloves Protective hand coverings worn to prevent injuries while working with tools or materials.
- An abrasive paper used for smoothing surfaces by rubbing.
- Iron A hand tool used to melt solder for joining metal components, often in electronics.
- Goggles Protective eyewear worn to prevent injuries from flying debris or chemicals.
- The process of joining metal parts by heating and melting them together.
- A tool with a flattened or cross-shaped tip for turning screws.
- A power saw with a long, sharp blade consisting of a continuous band of toothed metal stretched between two wheels.
- A hand tool with a sharpened edge used for cutting and shaping wood or metal.
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- A clamping device with movable jaws used to hold a workpiece firmly in place.
- Extractor A device used to remove sawdust and debris from the air in a workshop.
- A device used to hold materials tightly together for gluing or during work.
- Aid Kit A collection of supplies and equipment used for giving emergency medical treatment.
- Tape A flexible ruler used for measuring distances and dimensions.
- A hand tool used for gripping, bending, and cutting wire or small objects.
- A power tool used to hollow out an area in wood or to cut decorative edges.
- A machine used for shaping wood, metal, or other materials by rotating the workpiece against a cutting tool.
- A power tool with a reciprocating blade used for cutting curves and intricate shapes in wood or other materials.
- A protective garment worn over clothing to shield against dirt and debris.
- A sturdy table used for holding work securely while it's being worked on.
20 Clues: An abrasive paper used for smoothing surfaces by rubbing. • A tool with a flattened or cross-shaped tip for turning screws. • Tape A flexible ruler used for measuring distances and dimensions. • The process of joining metal parts by heating and melting them together. • A sturdy table used for holding work securely while it's being worked on. • ...
SAFETY PUZZLER 2025-10-12
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- NEEDED ON TOP OF RAIL CARS
- BEHAVIORAL BASED SAFETY OBSERVATION FORM
- EVERYONE NEEDS THIS
- YOU NEED TO HAVE THIS WHILE WORKING
- PRODUCT MADE IN BUILDING 25
- THIS IS USED TO PROTECT MELONS
- WATCH YOUR STEP SO YOU DON'T
- WE NEED THIS TO MAKE OUR PRODUCT
- IT SHOULD ALWAYS COME FIRST
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- STEEL TOE BOOTS PROTECTS YOUR
- ITS THE DAILY
- WEAR YOUR GRIPPERS SO YOU DON'T
- PREVENTS DUST OUTS IF YOU DO THIS
- ITS THAT TIME OF THE SEASON
- PROTECTS YOUR HANDS
- TOOL USED TO COMMUNICATE
- USED TO STIFFEN FABRIC
- WE ARE TEAM
- REFLECTIVE VISUAL AID
19 Clues: WE ARE TEAM • ITS THE DAILY • PROTECTS YOUR HANDS • EVERYONE NEEDS THIS • REFLECTIVE VISUAL AID • USED TO STIFFEN FABRIC • TOOL USED TO COMMUNICATE • NEEDED ON TOP OF RAIL CARS • ITS THAT TIME OF THE SEASON • PRODUCT MADE IN BUILDING 25 • IT SHOULD ALWAYS COME FIRST • WATCH YOUR STEP SO YOU DON'T • STEEL TOE BOOTS PROTECTS YOUR • THIS IS USED TO PROTECT MELONS • ...
Electrical safety 2025-10-14
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- Sudden release of energy that can cause severe burns
- Material that resists the flow of electricity
- Type of electrical equipment with no exposed live parts
- Material that allows electrical charge to flow easily
- A safety device that melts and breaks a circuit when overloaded
- Opposes the flow of electrical current
- Used to safety redirect fault current
- a measure of flow rate of electric charge
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- Electrically operated switch
- Device used to change voltage levels
- Insulated tool used to work safely safely on energized equipment
- Permission and documentation required to work near energized lines
- Device that trips when detecting ground faults
- Acronym for a system that prevents unexpected energization
- Electrical potential difference between two points
- The flow of electrical charge
- Abbreviation for gear that protects workers
- When a line or component is live and carries current
- Unit used to measure electric resistance
19 Clues: Electrically operated switch • The flow of electrical charge • Device used to change voltage levels • Used to safety redirect fault current • Opposes the flow of electrical current • Unit used to measure electric resistance • a measure of flow rate of electric charge • Abbreviation for gear that protects workers • Material that resists the flow of electricity • ...
Road safety 2024-02-02
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- where pedestrians cross the road.
- people who are walking along the street.
- It's important to turn this on when riding /driving at night.
- a tool for young children in a car so they can fit the seatbelt.
- a blind spot on a road.
- something that we can't do when crossing or walking on the road.
- the part of a vehicle that keeps turning around.
- the color of a traffic light that tells us to move ahead.
- It's usually at the middle of a crossroad and the shape is round.
- a tool to protect our head when riding a two-wheelers.
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- a tool on a bicycle to stop it.
- the color of a traffic light that tells us to slow down.
- vehicles that are moving on a road.
- something that we should listen to when walking on the road.
- a special way made for bicycles.
- the other name of a speed bump.
- a place for pedestrians to walk.
- a device in a vehicle to warn other road users.
- a tool to protect our body in a car.
19 Clues: a blind spot on a road. • a tool on a bicycle to stop it. • the other name of a speed bump. • a special way made for bicycles. • a place for pedestrians to walk. • where pedestrians cross the road. • vehicles that are moving on a road. • a tool to protect our body in a car. • people who are walking along the street. • a device in a vehicle to warn other road users. • ...
Product Code Crossword Puzzle 2013-10-02
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- CADD Admin set, spike, 0.2 micron filter, Male luer, integral ASV & clamp
- Acapella Choice
- Portex Uncuffed Endotracheal tube Size 7 Clear PVC
- Adult 72" Fixed Length Dual-Limb Breathing Circuit Standard Elbow
- Snuggle Warm Adult Full Body Blanket
- Fiber-Optic Bronchoscope Swivel Adapter
- Sodasorb 5 gallon pail
- 18g Tuohy Epidural Needle
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- Needle-Pro EDGE safety Hypodermic Needle 20g x 1"
- SpectrO2 10 Pulse Oximeter
- CADD medication cassette 100 ML
- Bivona TTS Adjustible Trach Tube size 6
- ProtectIV Plus Safety Catheter 20g x 1"
- Portex SoftSeal Laryngeal Mask size 3
- Blue Line Inner Cannulas size 6
- Gripper Plus Safety Huber Needle 22g x 5/8"
- Nexus TKO-5 split Septum Needleless valve
- Level 1 Rapid Infusion Warmer
18 Clues: Acapella Choice • Sodasorb 5 gallon pail • 18g Tuohy Epidural Needle • SpectrO2 10 Pulse Oximeter • Level 1 Rapid Infusion Warmer • CADD medication cassette 100 ML • Blue Line Inner Cannulas size 6 • Snuggle Warm Adult Full Body Blanket • Portex SoftSeal Laryngeal Mask size 3 • Bivona TTS Adjustible Trach Tube size 6 • ProtectIV Plus Safety Catheter 20g x 1" • ...
A Safer you is a safer me! 2015-05-12
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- hat Protecting you from head injuries
- Peak month for candle fires
- Fire extinguishers are inspected this often
- Turn on each time you drive a PNG vehicle
- Make sure it is no higher than this when carrying a load
- Labels may identify health hazards by using this color
- Most responsible for my safety
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- Inspect each time you use it
- Use this to complete your circle of safety
- Safety glsses must have these
- Aim at this when you are extinguishing a fire
- Preferred method of controlling personal exposure to electrical energy hazards
- Should be no less than 22 inches wide
- This is an example of PPE
- Never use this on electrical fires
15 Clues: This is an example of PPE • Peak month for candle fires • Inspect each time you use it • Safety glsses must have these • Most responsible for my safety • Never use this on electrical fires • hat Protecting you from head injuries • Should be no less than 22 inches wide • Turn on each time you drive a PNG vehicle • Use this to complete your circle of safety • ...
Fire 2025-03-06
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- protection from harm
- animal covering
- fire safety process
- to remove from danger
- automatic fire suppression system
- a creature that may need rescuing
- bus operator
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- action during a fire
- produced by fire
- vehicle used for fighting fires
- visible part of fire
- tool to put out fire
- signals fire danger
- saving animals
- damage caused by fire
15 Clues: bus operator • saving animals • animal covering • produced by fire • fire safety process • signals fire danger • action during a fire • protection from harm • visible part of fire • tool to put out fire • damage caused by fire • to remove from danger • vehicle used for fighting fires • automatic fire suppression system • a creature that may need rescuing
Fire 2025-03-06
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- protection from harm
- animal covering
- fire safety process
- to remove from danger
- automatic fire suppression system
- a creature that may need rescuing
- bus operator
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- action during a fire
- produced by fire
- vehicle used for fighting fires
- visible part of fire
- tool to put out fire
- signals fire danger
- saving animals
- damage caused by fire
15 Clues: bus operator • saving animals • animal covering • produced by fire • fire safety process • signals fire danger • action during a fire • protection from harm • visible part of fire • tool to put out fire • damage caused by fire • to remove from danger • vehicle used for fighting fires • automatic fire suppression system • a creature that may need rescuing
Johanneksen ristikko 2025-09-19
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- The legal obligation to ensure the safety and well-being of others, especially in a professional setting.
- The process of identifying, evaluating, and minimizing potential hazards in the workplace.
- The field focused on ensuring safe and healthy working conditions for employees.
- A structured framework used to control and improve an organization’s operations and performance.
- The person responsible for overseeing and enforcing health and safety policies in a workplace.
- A regulatory official in charge of enforcing workplace health and safety laws.
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- Legislation that outlines legal duties related to maintaining workplace safety standards.
- Safety gear like helmets, gloves, and goggles used to reduce exposure to hazards.
- Medical and wellness support provided to employees to maintain health and fitness for work.
- A measure of capacity usage, often used in engineering and safety planning.
10 Clues: A measure of capacity usage, often used in engineering and safety planning. • A regulatory official in charge of enforcing workplace health and safety laws. • The field focused on ensuring safe and healthy working conditions for employees. • Safety gear like helmets, gloves, and goggles used to reduce exposure to hazards. • ...
Chapter 2 – Rights and Responsibilities 2026-02-10
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- Reasonable steps taken to meet legal health and safety obligations
- The workplace party with overall responsibility for coordinating health and safety on a construction project
- A short jobsite-based discussion used to remind workers about hazards and prevention measures
- The process of identifying hazards and planning controls before work begins
- A written record kept by site supervisors to document daily events and due diligence
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- A systematic breakdown of job steps used to identify hazards and controls
- A tool used to help employers and supervisors verify health and safety requirements are met
- The sharing of safety information between constructors employers and workers to prevent hazards
- The person who usually prepares a Job Safety Analysis because they understand the work and hazards
- Evidence that safety talks inspections and procedures have been completed
10 Clues: Reasonable steps taken to meet legal health and safety obligations • A systematic breakdown of job steps used to identify hazards and controls • Evidence that safety talks inspections and procedures have been completed • The process of identifying hazards and planning controls before work begins • ...
Cenveo Safety Crossword Puzzle (2nd Shift) 2023-02-07
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- Slips, trips & ______ are common
- What does the F in GFCI stand for?
- Device used to safely deliver rescue breaths during a cardiac arrest or respiratory arrest
- Number of points of contact when you go up/down stairs
- Use an ________ station immediately if your eyes are exposed to a hazardous substance
- Method for putting out fires with a fire extinguisher
- When you hear the emergency horn you must start ___________ the premises immediately
- A group of employees that meet a monthly to discuss everything safety
- Personal protective ___________ must be worn when doing a task
- A medical device designed to analyze the heart rhythm and deliver an electric shock to victims of ventricular fibrillation to restore the heart rhythm to normal.
- This device can prevent machine operation or startup in an unsafe situation
- A handheld power tool that can be used for a variety of metal fabrication jobs
- The first step to proper _______ is to keep a wide base of support.
- A special danger arising from rotating or reciprocating parts
- Used when a person is not breathing or their heart is not beating.
- How many emergency exits are there in our facility?
- Are power-operated, industrial vehicles that move large objects across distances
- The only kind of safety knife that is allowed inside the facility
- Basic treatment given to an injured person
- An incident that has the potential to cause but does not result in a human injury.
- A process that involves welding, soldering, brazing, cutting, grinding, drilling and burning
- Areas that have limited entry and exit points and are large enough for a person to enter and work, but are not safe to work in for a long period of time
- _____ and regulations need to be followed per labor and industries
- These need to be used for protection of loud or excessive noise
- Performing the same or similar movements over a period of time. that can ultimately result in injury
- A safety incident analysis that describes the incident, root cause and actions to prevent re-occurrence
- The place where you can get everything you need to perform a LOTO
- Symbols used to represent specific hazards
- The identification of potential hazards in the workplace as well as the likelihood that they will occur.
- A philosophy that emphasizes small, incremental, continuous improvement.
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- infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans.
- __________ hazards include; overloaded circuits, inadequate wiring, and improper grounding.
- Gear that must be used when going on a scissor lift
- The act of cleanliness, maintenance, aesthetic upkeep of facility
- A common electricity-related hazard
- A Japanese methodology that is designed to enhance workplace productivity without sacrificing workplace quality.
- A safety risk that must be reported immediately to your supervisor
- All forklift drivers must wear a _______ when operating a lift
- What forklift drivers need to be constantly doing while driving
- An instruction guide for employees to follow during workplace emergencies
- The most common cause of work-related injuries and deaths
- ________ need to be appropriately labeled and handled
- A kind of tear-like wound or cut within the skin or flesh that is open and may be deep, caused by a blunt impact to soft tissue.
- A machinery safety feature that uses a shield or device to cover the dangerous, moving parts of the machine.
- You receive a safety incentive reimbursement when you purchase this item that keeps your feet safe
- What does the L stand for in LOTO?
- Methods and equipment that are installed to protect people and buildings from a fire
- Abbreviation for Occupational safety and health act
- Stretching or tearing of tendons or muscles
- A safety procedure that ensures your equipment is shutdown and not able to start again without proper protocol.
- A detailed informational document prepared by the manufacturer or importer of a hazardous chemical
- Wear ____________ when using any of the machine shop equipment, hand-powered equipment,or when washing gum trays.
- A type of machine that is equipped with hoist ropes or chains that is used to both lift and lower heavy objects and materials.
- Proper safety __________ is required every month for every employee
- Any work-related injury or illness requiring medical treatment beyond first aid.
- The study of people's efficiency in their working environment
- A safety mechanism used to shut off machinery in an emergency, when it cannot be shut down in the usual manner
- The safety ________ talks are weekly meetings with your supervisor where you discuss safety topics
- The act of stretching or tearing of ligaments
- A device other than a forklift used to lift and lower a load.
- The act of removing a guard or interlock without proper approval
61 Clues: Slips, trips & ______ are common • What does the F in GFCI stand for? • What does the L stand for in LOTO? • A common electricity-related hazard • Basic treatment given to an injured person • Symbols used to represent specific hazards • Stretching or tearing of tendons or muscles • The act of stretching or tearing of ligaments • ...
Hazard Hilarity: Cracking the ISO 26262 Code 2024-07-22
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- source of harm (6 letters)
- reduction technique involving both detection and reaction (11 letters)
- specifying safety requirements (9 letters)
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- or system failure with a hazardous outcome (6 letters)
- involving system design and development (10 letters)
- of rigor required for safety measures (3 letters)
- to ensure safety goals are met (9 letters)
- safety standard (6 letters)
- of checking if something meets specifications (12 letters)
- system designed to reduce the risk of hazards (8 letters)
10 Clues: source of harm (6 letters) • safety standard (6 letters) • to ensure safety goals are met (9 letters) • specifying safety requirements (9 letters) • of rigor required for safety measures (3 letters) • involving system design and development (10 letters) • or system failure with a hazardous outcome (6 letters) • system designed to reduce the risk of hazards (8 letters) • ...
