safety Crossword Puzzles
Safety Merit 2019-02-09
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- 18) Check that your _______ are always in good working condition.
- 15) Carry no _______________ (except on approved baby-seats)
- 16) Use ____________ on the right, rear and both sides of the bike
- 1)Wear __________ clothing: White, orange and yellow
- 17) Always wear a bike _____________ for head protection
- 10) _____ at all the stop signs and all traffic lights
- 7)Ride a bike that is the right _____ for you
- 9)Ride on the right with the ______ of the traffic
- 6) _______ for the ambulance / police to arrive so you can share what you saw
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- 8)Before each ride, check that the wheels aren't loose and the brakes work
- 11) Do not ride in the ________ direction on one-way streets
- 2) Carry a __________ or glow stick
- 4) Call 995 to __________ the incident\
- 3) Put _____________tape on shoes and clothing
- 12) Use proper _______ signals to indicate turns
- 13) Ride in a _______ file
- 14)Give _______________ to pedestrians
- 5) Look around for ________ for the victims
18 Clues: 13) Ride in a _______ file • 2) Carry a __________ or glow stick • 14)Give _______________ to pedestrians • 4) Call 995 to __________ the incident\ • 5) Look around for ________ for the victims • 7)Ride a bike that is the right _____ for you • 3) Put _____________tape on shoes and clothing • 12) Use proper _______ signals to indicate turns • ...
Foods Safety 2021-04-21
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- Gloria Estefan song- Rhythm is _______ Get You
- Enjoy yours
- A homonym for a female sheep
- Bunnies Eat Carrots And Usually See Everything
- A fake link Baxter use to employ
- The opposite of take
- Surname of the singer in question
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- Place to watch cat videos and tutorials
- Bon appetit!
- Infamous funny fails or quotes
- Not at any time
- Movie with Carl, Russell and Dug a talking dog
- A shortened form of the name Richard
- Chortle, belly or guffaw
- Lives under a bridge
- Earworms are when a _____ is stuck in head
- Knock knock
- A greeting at Halloween _________ or Treat!
18 Clues: Enjoy yours • Knock knock • Bon appetit! • Not at any time • Lives under a bridge • The opposite of take • Chortle, belly or guffaw • A homonym for a female sheep • Infamous funny fails or quotes • A fake link Baxter use to employ • Surname of the singer in question • A shortened form of the name Richard • Place to watch cat videos and tutorials • ...
March Safety 2023-02-28
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- Your county of residence will be put under a tornado (blank) if conditions are favorable to produce a tornado.
- Proper shelters for tornados are (blank) rooms without windows.
- The wrist (blank) stretch requires you to hold out your arm and turn the wrist down until you feel a stretch.
- Avoid bridges and highway (blank) when searching for a tornado shelter while driving.
- Cover your head and (blank) while sheltering in place.
- (Blank) keeps your muscles flexible and strong.
- (blank) is improved when stretching is performed on a daily routine.
- The neck (blank) requires you to drop your head to left or right; attempting to touch your ear to the shoulder.
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- Reducing the (blank) of injury is one benefit of stretching.
- Tornado (blank) are issued if a tornado is sighted.
- Tornados are violent columns of air that produce powerful (blank).
- Tornados mostly occur during (blank) and May for Indiana.
- Lifting your arms over your head, interlace your fingers, and press your arms back to participate in this (blank) stretch.
- (blank) can occurr in each month of the year.
- Tornado season for Indiana typically ends in (blank).
- If shelter is available, lay flat on your stomach in a (blank) or ravine.
- Tornados are dangerous forces of nature that can destroy large buildings, throw cars and large objects, and uproot (blank).
- Drive at a right (blank) (if safe to do so) to get out of the tornados path.
18 Clues: (blank) can occurr in each month of the year. • (Blank) keeps your muscles flexible and strong. • Tornado (blank) are issued if a tornado is sighted. • Tornado season for Indiana typically ends in (blank). • Cover your head and (blank) while sheltering in place. • Tornados mostly occur during (blank) and May for Indiana. • ...
Guest Safety 2023-05-12
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- a commercial establishment offering lodging to travelers and sometimes to permanent residents
- All hotels and lodging establishment are responsible for ensuring this
- must be given proper attention. Call the hotel doctor at once.
- Suspicious Object that could potentially destroy establishments
- a person whose name and address is registered on the registry maintained by the hotel and who is the bona fide occupant of a room of the hotel.
- given to a guest in a hotel in order to open or lock the door of their room
- a publicly available combination of house rules and a contract between hotels and guests.
- an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally
- the action of stopping something from happening or arising(i.e a fire)
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- guests' belongings which have either gone missing or guests have left behind
- Items that are important to guests, should be kept in lockers
- a person thought to be guilty of a crime or offense in an hotel incident for example theft.
- the tools that help you track, measure, and improve the performance of the front office and the overall business(it can also a concern addressed by the customers.
- also known as video surveillance, is the use of video cameras to transmit a signal to a specific place, on a limited set of monitors.
- The most disastrous thing to happen to a hotel
- is an individually secured container, usually held within a larger safe or bank vault.
- a dangerous or serious situation, such as an accident in a hotel like death of aguest.
- Opening Keys must be left in the custody of the ____
18 Clues: The most disastrous thing to happen to a hotel • Opening Keys must be left in the custody of the ____ • Items that are important to guests, should be kept in lockers • must be given proper attention. Call the hotel doctor at once. • Suspicious Object that could potentially destroy establishments • ...
Safety Meeting 2023-06-22
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- Who is the supervisor of Logistic Trade & compliance?
- What is the two digit criticality code for Tensioning/Riser systems?
- How many varieties of avocados are there?
- How many employees working in Broussard WHSE was apart of ENSCO before merging to EnscoRowan?
- According to the forklift WI, how many meters is a safe distance?
- In 2009, this song by Black Eyed Peas was nominated as "song of the year during 2009 music awards.
- What inventory unit is used to store project material?
- Who taught Alexander the Great?
- What inventory unit is VAMS ID 0486857 tied to?
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- What college did Drew Brees play for?
- How many bay/roll up doors do we have at our facility including BMF?
- Which song made the Korean rapper "PSY" a viral sensation in 2012?
- What is "DEF" description when making an adjustment?
- What is the biggest island in the world?
- Where would you go to get a detailed inventory report?
- Which team was the first to punch there ticket into Mens College World Series final?
- Which soft drink was invented during WW2?
- How many countries are there in England?
18 Clues: Who taught Alexander the Great? • What college did Drew Brees play for? • What is the biggest island in the world? • How many countries are there in England? • How many varieties of avocados are there? • Which soft drink was invented during WW2? • What inventory unit is VAMS ID 0486857 tied to? • What is "DEF" description when making an adjustment? • ...
Kitchen Safety 2012-10-10
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- always make sure knives are _______
- When taking the lid off a sauce pan,lift the _______ side of the lid first
- Always use _______ when handling hot dishes. (2 Words)
- You should always wear an ______ in the kitchen.
- On a gas stove, never reach across a ______________burner.
- The safest place to defrost food is the ______
- What type of spoon should you use to stir hot foods?
- Never put ______ in the microwave.
- When connecting or disconnecting appliances, use the ___________, not the cord.
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- Always __________ hands before cooking.
- Position handles towards the ______ of the stove
- Always wash ______ seperately.
- You can get food ___________ from bacteria in spoiled food.
- Used to put out grease fires (2 words)
- Use a cutting ______________ to protect counter tops.
- carry knives with the point ______ from you
- Only handle electrical appliances with _____ hands.
- always wipe knives on the ______ side
18 Clues: Always wash ______ seperately. • Never put ______ in the microwave. • always make sure knives are _______ • always wipe knives on the ______ side • Used to put out grease fires (2 words) • Always __________ hands before cooking. • carry knives with the point ______ from you • The safest place to defrost food is the ______ • Position handles towards the ______ of the stove • ...
personal safety 2016-03-17
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- a person you have never met before
- the chemical in coffee used to help us stay alert which is bad n large amounts
- substances which will usually give affects of hallucinations, cancer or intoxication
- you wear this to keep yourself safe in a car
- a person who helps swimmers when they are in difficulty
- the people who are around you and should include them in your social networking
- you should contact them in the case of an emergency or if you see something suspicious
- where cars drive
- always wear this when riding a bike
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- procedures used to help an injured person before medical help is available
- these people will help you if you are injured in an urgent situation
- you should read the label on your medicine which usually says to be used as ...
- a person who skips school or class deliberately
- a word used to describe someone who's lifestyle is stable and thriving
- liquids for adults which have an intoxicating affects if taken in large amounts
- the number for calling emergency vehicles has three of these numbers
- the colour of the flags you are meant to swim in between on the beach
- you should always try to keep this in your social networks
18 Clues: where cars drive • a person you have never met before • always wear this when riding a bike • you wear this to keep yourself safe in a car • a person who skips school or class deliberately • a person who helps swimmers when they are in difficulty • you should always try to keep this in your social networks • ...
Kitchen safety 2018-10-15
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- To make shallow cuts on the surface of a food (usually meat or bread
- Pouring juices over meat while cooking it
- 40•F-140•F or 5•C-60•C
- A way you can tell if you have an illness (coughing nausea vomiting)
- A smooth, creamy substance, usually made from crushed fruit
- The body uses these as a source of energy
- To soak meat in a marinade
- Decorating food
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- To cover a surface in grease or oil
- Passing a dry ingredient through a mesh bottom sieve
- A food borne illness caused mainly by undercooking foods (chicken, eggs...)
- The measuring system used in most countries including Canada
- Burning your skin with a hot liquid
- A lighter ingredient (usually egg whites)getting mixed into a heavier ingredient
- A bowl shaped kitchen tool with holes on the bottom
- A food borne illness found in poultry prepared jarred food
- To cut up or grind food into small pieces
- Beating an ingredient vigorously to add air
18 Clues: Decorating food • 40•F-140•F or 5•C-60•C • To soak meat in a marinade • To cover a surface in grease or oil • Burning your skin with a hot liquid • Pouring juices over meat while cooking it • The body uses these as a source of energy • To cut up or grind food into small pieces • Beating an ingredient vigorously to add air • A bowl shaped kitchen tool with holes on the bottom • ...
Lab Safety 2023-08-28
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- absolutely no ___________ during a lab (running/pranks/jumping)
- students are never permitted in the ________ area
- __________ should be disposed in the garbage
- ______ should be disposed in the sink
- always keep an eye on your _______ during a lab
- no food or _________ during a lab
- upon entering class, students should not touch _________
- always _______ chemicals instead of directly smelling
- goggles must be worn when using heat, chemicals, or ___________
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- broken ______ should be cleaned by the teacher only
- students should know the fire drill ____________
- closed toe shoes, no loose clothing, and __________ are appropriate in the lab
- only ________ provided by the teacher should be used during a lab
- work areas should always be clean and ________
- all ________ should be reported immediately
- wear appropriate _________ on lab days
- no __________ of any materials
- only perform _________ when instructed
18 Clues: no __________ of any materials • no food or _________ during a lab • ______ should be disposed in the sink • wear appropriate _________ on lab days • only perform _________ when instructed • all ________ should be reported immediately • __________ should be disposed in the garbage • work areas should always be clean and ________ • ...
Safety Vocabublary 2023-08-30
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- Moderate toxicity level. Orange.
- Weariness or Exhaustion
- Injury permanent damage or death
- Dangerous
- Under the direction of another person
- Injury cuts and bruises
- Faulty
- The condition of being protected from hurt, injury, or loss
- Highest level of toxicity. Represented by red and the skull and cross bones
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- An unfortunate event resulting from carelessness, unawareness, ignorance, or unavoidable causes
- Not in working order
- Care taken beforehand
- not caring about yourself or others
- you were unaware of a potential hazard
- An object that is in the way
- Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow.
- Poisonous
- Rough, Noisy activity
18 Clues: Faulty • Poisonous • Dangerous • Not in working order • Care taken beforehand • Rough, Noisy activity • Weariness or Exhaustion • Injury cuts and bruises • An object that is in the way • Moderate toxicity level. Orange. • Injury permanent damage or death • Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow. • not caring about yourself or others • Under the direction of another person • ...
FLoral Safety 2023-09-05
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- Injury - cuts and bruises
- - an object that is in the way
- - The condition of being protected from hurt, injury, or loss
- - care taken beforehand
- - An unfortunate event resulting from carelessness, unawareness, ignorance, or unavoidable causes
- - you were unaware of a potential hazard
- - under the direction of another person
- - Dangerous
- - Highest level of toxicity. Represented by red and the skull and cross bones
- - Faulty
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- Injury - permanent damage or death
- - rough, noisy activity
- - poisonous
- - not caring about yourself or others
- - Weariness or exhaustion
- - not in working order
- - Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow.
- - Moderate toxicity level. Orange.
18 Clues: - Faulty • - poisonous • - Dangerous • - not in working order • - rough, noisy activity • - care taken beforehand • Injury - cuts and bruises • - Weariness or exhaustion • - an object that is in the way • Injury - permanent damage or death • - Moderate toxicity level. Orange. • - Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow. • - not caring about yourself or others • ...
FOOD SAFETY 2023-10-17
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- An ice ____ will keep your lunch cold
- Raw meat should ___ touch fruit
- Germ is another word for ________
- Yogurt contains _____
- Use a meat ___________ to check the temperature
- A moist place that germs like
- Slice veggies on a clean cutting _____
- Wash these for 20 seconds to kill germs
- A type of virus
- Bacteria grow rapidly in the ____ zone (rhymes with cone)
- Wash your hands before you ___
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- You can see bacteria true or false
- Don't leave food out for more than two ______
- The state of milk after it has been heated
- H20 is the chemical form of _____
- Warm water and ____
- Milk, eggs and yogurt should be stored in the ______
- Keep cold food cold and hot food ___
18 Clues: A type of virus • Warm water and ____ • Yogurt contains _____ • A moist place that germs like • Wash your hands before you ___ • Raw meat should ___ touch fruit • H20 is the chemical form of _____ • Germ is another word for ________ • You can see bacteria true or false • Keep cold food cold and hot food ___ • An ice ____ will keep your lunch cold • ...
Fire Safety 2023-09-17
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- A small, portable ladder used for escaping from upper floors of a building during a fire. (2-words)
- A substance used to put out fires by cooling and smothering them.(2-words)
- A planned path to take in case of a fire.(3-words)
- A common fire safety tool used to put out small fires quickly. (2-words)
- A material used to cover or protect parts of a building to make them fire-resistant.
- A protective barrier used to stop the spread of fire.(2-words)
- The system that provides water for firefighting efforts in a building.(2-words)
- What to do when clothing catches fire.(3-words)
- A legal requirement in many buildings to ensure they meet fire safety standards. (2-words)
- A common fire safety practice of turning off electrical appliances when not in use. (2-words)
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- A device that senses smoke, typically as an indicator of fire. (2-words)
- A device that can be placed under a door to prevent smoke from entering a room.(2-words)
- A lightweight blanket-like device used to smother small fires.(2-words)
- A device detects smoke and triggers an alarm in case of a fire (2-words)
- A common cause of fires in the kitchen. (2-words)
- A device that sounds an alarm in case of a fire and alerts occupants to evacuate.(2-words)
- The act of leaving a building quickly and safely during a fire.
- The process of removing oxygen, heat, or fuel to control a fire.(2-words)
- A worker assigned to that make sure that no smoldering fires result from cutting or welding metal. (2-words)
19 Clues: What to do when clothing catches fire.(3-words) • A common cause of fires in the kitchen. (2-words) • A planned path to take in case of a fire.(3-words) • A protective barrier used to stop the spread of fire.(2-words) • The act of leaving a building quickly and safely during a fire. • A lightweight blanket-like device used to smother small fires.(2-words) • ...
EV Safety 2024-10-24
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- - Material that prevents the flow of electricity
- - A sign of potential danger ahead
- - A situation that requires immediate action
- - Required proof of training to work on EVs
- - To break the connection, especially in circuits
- - Connecting a circuit to the earth for safety
- - A component that stores electrical energy in an EV
- - A sudden discharge of electricity through the body
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- - The act of separating or cutting off power
- - The potential difference in an electric circuit
- - Turning off power before maintenance
- - Opposition to the flow of electric current
- - Abbreviation for protective clothing and gear
- - A potential hazard with damaged EV batteries
- - A safety procedure to mark machinery as unsafe to operate
- - A procedure to ensure equipment is de-energized
- - A potential source of danger
- - A discharge of electricity across a gap
18 Clues: - A potential source of danger • - A sign of potential danger ahead • - Turning off power before maintenance • - A discharge of electricity across a gap • - Required proof of training to work on EVs • - The act of separating or cutting off power • - Opposition to the flow of electric current • - A situation that requires immediate action • ...
Work safety 2024-11-14
18 Clues: reitti • huomio • luvaton • syttyvä • analyysi • näkyvyys • käytäntö • tarkistus • vastuussa • huomautus • työntekijä • työnantaja • hätätapaus • korvaamaton • sisäänkäynti • säilytys/säilö • omaisuus/kiinteistö • sopiva/asiaankuuluva
Workplace Safety 2025-03-06
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- Used for lifting heavy objects safely
- Used to secure workers when working at heights
- Device used to stop fires from spreading
- A first-aid item to stop bleeding
- Keep this clear in case of emergency
- Use these when lifting objects by hand
- Wear this to protect your lungs from harmful chemicals
- Required to identify and control exposure to hazardous materials
- This a daily practice to protect your well-being from harm and danger
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- Worn to protect your hands from chemicals or cuts
- The process of stopping a machine or equipment before making repairs or maintenance
- This type of shoe is puncture-resistant
- Worn to prevent head injuries from falling objects
- What to do in case of a fire
- Worn to protect your ears from loud machinery
- Worn to protect your eyes from debris
- Do this before using heavy equipment
- Material used to mark off pathways and hazardous or restricted areas
18 Clues: What to do in case of a fire • A first-aid item to stop bleeding • Keep this clear in case of emergency • Do this before using heavy equipment • Used for lifting heavy objects safely • Worn to protect your eyes from debris • Use these when lifting objects by hand • This type of shoe is puncture-resistant • Device used to stop fires from spreading • ...
Winter Safety 2025-11-13
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- Avoid this material because it won't keep you warm.
- ___Points are used of these when entering or exiting a vehicle.
- When walking on slippery surfaces, slow down and take ___ steps.
- Outside, wear a shoe or boot with these to help grip the snow and ice
- ___ can be significantly reduced when driving in a winter storm.
- constantly be aware of potential____
- Dress in ___ to keep warm
- Walk on ___ walkways when possible, don't take shortcuts
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- a condition when body temperature is lower than normal.
- Have this available along with batteries in case the lights go out
- Walk like this animal when walking on slick areas
- Keeping your ___ in your pocket will decrease your balance.
- Frozen Water
- When shoveling, lift with your knees to prevent this.
- Use your ___ to counter balance your self when walking on slippery surfaces.
- Take this size step when walking on slippery surfaces.
- Stay ___ of potential dangers.
- Approach snow covered walking surfaces with ___
18 Clues: Frozen Water • Dress in ___ to keep warm • Stay ___ of potential dangers. • constantly be aware of potential____ • Approach snow covered walking surfaces with ___ • Walk like this animal when walking on slick areas • Avoid this material because it won't keep you warm. • When shoveling, lift with your knees to prevent this. • ...
ECE Safety 2025-11-21
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- Situations requiring medical or urgent attention (11 letters)
- Teachers must prevent misuse of children’s images on this (6 letters)
- Schools must follow these during fires or natural disasters (9 letters)
- Standard rules required by Bright from the Start (12 letters)
- Possible dangers in indoor or outdoor environments (8 letters)
- When in a group care setting, children are more likely to be injured while playing
- Devices used to properly secure children during transport (10 letters)
- Legal responsibility or obligation for one’s actions owed to another individual is called
- Multi-child strollers or similar equipment require these (9 letters)
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- of children’s identities online or in publications (7 letters)
- Needed when loading or unloading children from transportation (9 letters)
- Adults must do this constantly both inside and outside (5 letters)
- Adults watching children closely at all times (12 letters)
- Used in vehicles to protect children—car seats and boosters (10 letters)
- Arriving and leaving safely each day relates to this procedure (9 letters)
- Documents completed after an accident or injury (7 letters)
- Items used inside or outside that must be handled correctly (10 letters)
- Failure to provide a safe environment can lead to these issues (5 letters)
18 Clues: Adults watching children closely at all times (12 letters) • Documents completed after an accident or injury (7 letters) • Situations requiring medical or urgent attention (11 letters) • Standard rules required by Bright from the Start (12 letters) • of children’s identities online or in publications (7 letters) • ...
PIT Safety 2025-05-24
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- What required PPE are you missing when PIT lights flash RED
- Elevating without this is UNSAFE
- This type of aisle always has a single direction of travel
- How many feet must a pedestrian maintain when a Reach truck's forks are raised more than 6 feet
- OP and Reach trucks must always travel with their forks _____ to the direction of travel
- What does the P in PIT stand for
- An OP may not enter an aisle when this type of PIT is already inside
- Required when PIT is driving in pedestrian areas
- How many feet must a pedestrian maintain from a PIT at all times
- What kind of communication is required in PIT/Ped interactions
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- What tape color indicates a PIT lane
- What must a PIT operator do when stopping and when resuming motion
- What is the name of the yellow barriers surrounding PIT operation areas
- Must be buckled when operating an OP
- what is required for a pedestrian to be less than 8 feet from a PIT in motion
- When a pallet is moved by pushing or nudging
- Distance in feet between a PIT and elevated PIT
- How many feet must a pedestrian maintain when an OP is elevated more than 6 feet
- The system that prevents PIT collision
- App used to call for help
20 Clues: App used to call for help • Elevating without this is UNSAFE • What does the P in PIT stand for • What tape color indicates a PIT lane • Must be buckled when operating an OP • The system that prevents PIT collision • When a pallet is moved by pushing or nudging • Distance in feet between a PIT and elevated PIT • Required when PIT is driving in pedestrian areas • ...
Food safety 2025-06-03
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- First In, First Out (inventory rotation method)
- Thoroughly heat food to kill harmful microorganisms
- Heat treatment to kill harmful microorganisms in liquids
- Properly keep food to prevent contamination and spoilage
- To defrost frozen food safely, do it in the refrigerator, microwave, or cold water
- Foods that spoil easily if not properly stored
- The transfer of harmful substances from one food to another
- To reduce the number of microorganisms to a safe level
- Microscopic organisms that can cause foodborne illness
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- Sickness caused by consuming contaminated food
- Tools used in food preparation
- Temperature range where bacteria multiply rapidly (40-140°F or 4-60°C)
- Store food at cold temperatures to slow bacterial growth
- Clean hands and surfaces thoroughly
- Provides important information about a food product
- Practices to maintain cleanliness and prevent disease
- Soaking food in a liquid, should be done in the refrigerator
- Label indicating the quality or safety of a food product
18 Clues: Tools used in food preparation • Clean hands and surfaces thoroughly • Sickness caused by consuming contaminated food • Foods that spoil easily if not properly stored • First In, First Out (inventory rotation method) • Thoroughly heat food to kill harmful microorganisms • Provides important information about a food product • ...
Safety Considerations 2025-07-10
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- To avoid sickness, avoid touching this, along with the eyes and mouth
- Alternate that form of respirator that blows air into a sealed hood
- Form of attenenuation in which sound energy converts to heat
- Describes how a biological medium is affected by ultrasound
- Type of cavitation that may also be known as inertial or normal cavitation
- Equipment needed for contact precautions like MRSA and C. diff
- Type of bioeffect that involves heat transfer
- A face covering that is not airtight and shields against droplets or fluids
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- Can be thought of as the "pushing power" of the sound (2 words)
- Act of putting on personal protective equipment
- Type of bioeffect that includes all nonthermal effects
- Stops airborne diseases, ensuring no unfiltered air is breathed, if fitting properly
- Type of cavitation where bubbles don't rupture
- The removal of protective equipment
- Protects the sonographer, environment, and patients against disease
- Gaseous microbubble expansion and contraction due to sound
- Intensity measurement that most relates to bioeffects
- The type of TI reporting sometimes used in OB exams
18 Clues: The removal of protective equipment • Type of bioeffect that involves heat transfer • Type of cavitation where bubbles don't rupture • Act of putting on personal protective equipment • The type of TI reporting sometimes used in OB exams • Intensity measurement that most relates to bioeffects • Type of bioeffect that includes all nonthermal effects • ...
safety 2025-02-19
Lana/ICT crossword 2020-11-16
HSB Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-27
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- Electronics and science
- Workplace Safety and Health
- Persons running an organisation
- Preventive measures to curb the spread of the virus
- Dangerous
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- Preparation
- Physical and mental wellness
- Person's understanding
- Building Construction Authorities
- Protection from harm
- Required or necessary
- Rostered Regular Testing
12 Clues: Dangerous • Preparation • Protection from harm • Required or necessary • Person's understanding • Electronics and science • Rostered Regular Testing • Workplace Safety and Health • Physical and mental wellness • Persons running an organisation • Building Construction Authorities • Preventive measures to curb the spread of the virus
S.H.E Crossword Challenge 2022-04-13
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- Danger or risk
- Instance when a person is hurt.
- ----- health, safety and environment
- Done to paper, bottles, plastic bags, cans etc. to protect the environment.
- Work cannot be done the plant without it.
- Helps to block loud noises
- A series of practices performed to preserve health.
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- ----- apparatus is used when working in atmospheres contaminated by gas.
- It’s a publication to distribute information about safety and environment etc.
- ----- comes first
- Employees should report to the ----- point in an emergency.
- To use ladders safely, always maintain --- points of contact
12 Clues: Danger or risk • ----- comes first • Helps to block loud noises • Instance when a person is hurt. • ----- health, safety and environment • Work cannot be done the plant without it. • A series of practices performed to preserve health. • Employees should report to the ----- point in an emergency. • To use ladders safely, always maintain --- points of contact • ...
AECON WEEKLY SAFETY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-11-26
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- A safety moment keeps safety
- Don't eat what snow?
- Hearing protection is what on the shop floor?
- Gloves prevent?
- A piece of PPE yellow shop employees wear the least?
- What comes first?
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- even in winter we should remember to?
- A place people can slip and fall the most?
- Who is responsible for you wearing your hearing protection?
- ice and snow effect?
- People lose this when doing one thing and thinking about another?
11 Clues: Gloves prevent? • What comes first? • Don't eat what snow? • ice and snow effect? • A safety moment keeps safety • even in winter we should remember to? • A place people can slip and fall the most? • Hearing protection is what on the shop floor? • A piece of PPE yellow shop employees wear the least? • Who is responsible for you wearing your hearing protection? • ...
AECON WEEKLY SAFETY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-11-26
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- What comes first?
- Who is responsible for you wearing your hearing protection?
- Hearing protection is what on shop floor?
- A piece of PPE yellow shop employees wear the least?
- People lose this when doing one thing and thinking about another?
- A safety moment keeps safety
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- Gloves prevent?
- A place people can slip and fall the most?
- even in winter we should remember to?
- Don't eat what snow?
- ice and snow effect?
11 Clues: Gloves prevent? • What comes first? • Don't eat what snow? • ice and snow effect? • A safety moment keeps safety • even in winter we should remember to? • Hearing protection is what on shop floor? • A place people can slip and fall the most? • A piece of PPE yellow shop employees wear the least? • Who is responsible for you wearing your hearing protection? • ...
FARs Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-08
12 Clues: Exit Seating • Flying Equipment • Carry On Baggage • Alcohol Beverage • Flight Attendants • Emergency Equipment • Public Address System • Flight Crewmember Duties • Lavatory Fire Protection • Smoking and Safety Belt Signs • Closing and Locking of Flight Deck Door • Seats, Safety Belts, and Shoulder Harness
Session 1 - Introduction to Maritime Regulation 2023-05-04
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- Acronym for Certificate of Operation
- Acronym for the Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea
- The [BLANK] Act 1912
- Australian Maritime [BLANK] Authority
- Acronym for Certificate of Competency
- Acronym for the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea
- What certificate is this course leading towards?
- Established in 1948 as a specialised agency of the United Nations and the global standard-setting authority in the maritime sphere
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- Domestic [BLANK] Vessels
- The [BLANK] Law Act 2012
- The sinking of what ship lead to global reforms on passenger safety in the maritime industry in 1912?
- The 500 series Marine [BLANK]
- Acronym for the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships
- BLANK] Economic Zone
- Acronym for Certificate of Survey
15 Clues: The [BLANK] Act 1912 • BLANK] Economic Zone • Domestic [BLANK] Vessels • The [BLANK] Law Act 2012 • The 500 series Marine [BLANK] • Acronym for Certificate of Survey • Acronym for Certificate of Operation • Australian Maritime [BLANK] Authority • Acronym for Certificate of Competency • What certificate is this course leading towards? • ...
FO Training Newsletter Issue 03/2023 Quiz 2023-06-19
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- The most common cause of hard landing
- Manager Flight Crew Training
- All loss of control inflight is caused by human error
- Nose-high high-bank and nose-low high-bank are types of ______
- Knowledge, ______ and Attitude contributes to overall ______
- Safety and Security in the organization is the responsibility of the employer and employees
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- ______ pilot at the seat may cause a loss of control inflight
- Who is FO Training Senior Executive Flight Crew Training
- Poor ______ of the pilots attributed to the crash of AF447
- Proficiency in ______ helps prevent loss of control inflight
- Safety and Security is our ______
- Accretion of ______ may cause engine loss of power
- Always ______ first in any work environment
- How many editions of FO Training newsletter are published per year?
- Short form for loss of control inflight
15 Clues: Manager Flight Crew Training • Safety and Security is our ______ • The most common cause of hard landing • Short form for loss of control inflight • Always ______ first in any work environment • Accretion of ______ may cause engine loss of power • All loss of control inflight is caused by human error • Who is FO Training Senior Executive Flight Crew Training • ...
Food Safety 2024-06-21
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- Removing dirt and debris from surfaces and equipment
- fragment A common type of physical hazard in deli meat
- Any microorganism that can cause disease
- Regular checks to ensure compliance with food safety standards
- Process of cleaning to reduce bacteria to safe levels
- A type of food allergen
- Personal Protective Equipment; utilized to maintain hygiene and safety
- Potential risks to food safety in deli meat production
- To clean something using chemicals that kill germs
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- Transfer of harmful bacteria from one surface or food to another
- Substances that can cause allergic reactions in some individuals
- Popular bacteria that can contaminate or be found in deli meats
- Bacteria that can cause foodborne illness
- Essential practice to prevent the spread of pathogens
- One of the Critical Control Point
15 Clues: A type of food allergen • One of the Critical Control Point • Any microorganism that can cause disease • Bacteria that can cause foodborne illness • To clean something using chemicals that kill germs • Removing dirt and debris from surfaces and equipment • Essential practice to prevent the spread of pathogens • Process of cleaning to reduce bacteria to safe levels • ...
BS1 Crossword Challenge 2025-12-04
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- Document that must be prepared for high-risk construction work
- What is the minimum standard for gloves onsite
- A plan for controlling traffic on site
- Term for a person qualified by knowledge, training, and experience to perform specific duties
- Hierarchy of control level that involves removing the hazard completely
- Safety device fitted on oxygen and acetylene hoses
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- Individual trained to provide first aid
- System for monitoring driver behaviour in vehicles
- Device that prevents accidental hose whip
- Mandatory safety process to identify hazards before starting a task
- Rio Tinto’s cultural safety program acronym meaning Involved, Committed, Accountable, Responsible, Engaged
- Program aimed at eliminating fatality exposures through critical controls
- Extinguisher type for flammable liquids
- Type of permit required for welding or cutting activities
- Device used for heart resuscitation in emergencies
15 Clues: A plan for controlling traffic on site • Individual trained to provide first aid • Extinguisher type for flammable liquids • Device that prevents accidental hose whip • What is the minimum standard for gloves onsite • System for monitoring driver behaviour in vehicles • Safety device fitted on oxygen and acetylene hoses • ...
Safety Month Habits 2023-03-17
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- Safety month week three theme.
- Safety month theme.
- We always demonstrate that we care and inspire a strong value of safety in our hearts.
- We all anticipate and proactively engage in identifying and controlling safety hazards.
- We seek out diverse options and share our knowledge of safety across the organization.
- Every associate is encouraged to make suggestions or to share issues with those who need to know.
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- We learn from our failures and our successes.
- Everyone is personally responsible for their own safety of their colleagues.
8 Clues: Safety month theme. • Safety month week three theme. • We learn from our failures and our successes. • Everyone is personally responsible for their own safety of their colleagues. • We always demonstrate that we care and inspire a strong value of safety in our hearts. • We seek out diverse options and share our knowledge of safety across the organization. • ...
Safety Contest 2017-05-24
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- must be followed to ensure everyone stays safe
- a steel mesh __________ will protect your hand and fingers from cuts
- what you must do to your hands before working with food
- can happen if safety rules are not followed
- not being safe can hurt yourself and
- ___________ is important to make sure everyone understands
- ___________ shoes/boots protect your feet
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- what you wear to protect your hearing in the plant
- can help reduce muscle injuries
- who is responsible for safety
- work ____________ not harder
- what should you do if you don't understand something
12 Clues: work ____________ not harder • who is responsible for safety • can help reduce muscle injuries • not being safe can hurt yourself and • ___________ shoes/boots protect your feet • can happen if safety rules are not followed • must be followed to ensure everyone stays safe • what you wear to protect your hearing in the plant • ...
SAFETY IN OUR WORKPLACE 2024-09-28
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- PPE stands for Personal __________ Equipment
- You have the right to refuse ___________ work
- How many types of fire extinguishers are there
- ____________ Health and Safety
- You report to the ________ Point in case of fire
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- A unplanned event that almost causes injury to an employee
- What you wear to protect your eyes
- Joint Health _________ Committee
- What colour triangle is on Grade One CSA footwear
- Every Champion employee is _________ to report a safety infraction
- The three types of hazards are Physical, Biological and __________
- A fire extinguisher will last less than ________ seconds while using it
12 Clues: ____________ Health and Safety • Joint Health _________ Committee • What you wear to protect your eyes • PPE stands for Personal __________ Equipment • You have the right to refuse ___________ work • How many types of fire extinguishers are there • You report to the ________ Point in case of fire • What colour triangle is on Grade One CSA footwear • ...
SHE Crossword Challenge 2022-04-13
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- ----- apparatus is used when working in atmospheres contaminated by gas.
- danger or risk
- helps to block loud noises
- -- comes first
- -- health, safety and environment
- To use ladders safely, always maintain --- points of contact
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- it’s a publication to distribute information about safety and environment etc.
- work cannot be done in the plant without it.
- a series of practices performed to preserve health.
- Employees should report to the --- point in an emergency.
- it is done to paper, bottles, plastic bags, cans etc. to protect the environment.
- instance when a person is hurt.
12 Clues: danger or risk • -- comes first • helps to block loud noises • instance when a person is hurt. • -- health, safety and environment • work cannot be done in the plant without it. • a series of practices performed to preserve health. • Employees should report to the --- point in an emergency. • To use ladders safely, always maintain --- points of contact • ...
S.H.E Crossword Challange 2022-04-13
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- Danger or risk
- Instance when a person is hurt.
- ----- health, safety and environment
- It is done to paper, bottles, plastic bags, cans etc. to protect the environment.
- Work cannot be done the plant without it.
- Helps to block loud noises
- A series of practices performed to preserve health.
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- ----- apparatus is used when working in atmospheres contaminated by gas.
- It’s a publication to distribute information about safety and environment etc.
- ----- comes first
- Employees should report to the ----- point in an emergency.
- To use ladders safely, always maintain ----- points of contact
12 Clues: Danger or risk • ----- comes first • Helps to block loud noises • Instance when a person is hurt. • ----- health, safety and environment • Work cannot be done the plant without it. • A series of practices performed to preserve health. • Employees should report to the ----- point in an emergency. • To use ladders safely, always maintain ----- points of contact • ...
OSHA fun 2025-10-15
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- OSHA makes you hang these up for safety procedures
- _______ First
- Puts the H is OSHA
- 2nd best alternative when you can't eliminate a hazard.
- Puts the O is OSHA
- is the least effective way to deal with hazards
- Before work starts employees must go thru mandatory ______
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- Guess what it puts the A in OSHA
- _____ have the responsibility to provide a safe workplace
- Is a method employees use to identify hazards usually by a drawing.
- the best way to control a hazard.
- Safety ________ can cause immediate harm to employees.
12 Clues: _______ First • Puts the H is OSHA • Puts the O is OSHA • Guess what it puts the A in OSHA • the best way to control a hazard. • is the least effective way to deal with hazards • OSHA makes you hang these up for safety procedures • Safety ________ can cause immediate harm to employees. • 2nd best alternative when you can't eliminate a hazard. • ...
Perioperative Nursing Week 2020 Crossword 2020-11-06
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- type of consent required for surgical procedures
- required info for specimen label
- the Surgical Safety Checklist and this define the safety steps that must be followed prior to case start
- where the team members' names are listed in the OR suite
- designated area on the sterile field for specimens
- type of form completed for an incorrect count
- number of phases the Surgical Safety Checklist is divided into
- fundamental right of every competent person
- required info for specimen label
- mandatory count done as closure begins
- who cannot sign a consent form on behalf of the patient
- required for pathology/cytology document
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- a patient 17 years of age or under
- who is shown sponges for EBL calculations
- mandatory count done prior to surgery start
- required for pathology/cytology document
- 1/2 people who confirm sterility verification
- term for sponges & towels used to absorb fluids
- type of tag used for specimen orientation
- where every specimen must be logged prior to transport to lab
- required info for specimen label
- type of studies that may be required for incomplete abortion
- the 3rd phase of the Surgical Safety Checklist is called the End of Case __________
- 1/2 things that are never removed from OR before end of case
- 2/2 people who confirm sterility verification
- 2/2 things that are never removed from OR before end of case
- mandatory count done as skin is closed
- the H&P needs to be less than ______ days old
- what needs to be given prior to cut time if SCIP patient
- solution in pre-filled specimen containers
30 Clues: required info for specimen label • required info for specimen label • required info for specimen label • a patient 17 years of age or under • mandatory count done as skin is closed • mandatory count done as closure begins • required for pathology/cytology document • required for pathology/cytology document • who is shown sponges for EBL calculations • ...
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2022-03-12
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- one of two patient identifiers
- Within how many minutes should critical results be relayed to the provider?
- the patient room should be cleaned _____use.
- Patient _______ is the domain of change that focuses on the patients’ safety and quality of care experience.
- ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care.
- This process advances innovative solutions and spreads leading practices.
- This principle of Ready Reliable Care (RRC) strives to understand complexities and address the root causes.
- A High Reliability Organization begins with ______.
- Number of identifiers required prior to providing patient care.
- one of three personal protective equipment items necessary when entering a patients isolation room.
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- After receiving verbal orders or results, the message should be _____ _____.
- How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience?
- One of two items that must be reconciled prior to each patient encounter.
- To achieve our readiness and health mission, and ensure top outcomes for all beneficiaries, personnel across the entire organization must adopt reliable _____ and processes.
- Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- You received critical labs. The physician is not answering the phone. Who do you notify?
- The mission of this campaign is to promote a culture of safety to end preventable patient harm.
- Patient safety is advancing ready reliable care, every day, in every level, at every _______ hospital and clinic.
- A risk __________ can help you identify patients at risk for suicide.
- this practice provides time for the patient care team to ensure safety measures are in place prior to a procedure.
20 Clues: one of two patient identifiers • the patient room should be cleaned _____use. • ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care. • A High Reliability Organization begins with ______. • Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands. • How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience? • Number of identifiers required prior to providing patient care. • ...
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2022-03-12
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- How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience?
- You received critical labs. The physician is not answering the phone. Who do you notify?
- A risk __________ can help you identify patients at risk for suicide.
- ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care.
- Within how many minutes should critical results be relayed to the provider?
- one of three personal protective equipment necessary when entering a patients isolation room.
- One of two items that must be reconciled prior to each patient encounter.
- Patient safety is advancing ready reliable care, every day, in every level, at every _______ hospital and clinic.
- After receiving verbal orders or results, the message should be _____ _____.
- Number of identifiers required prior to providing patient care.
- This principle of RRC strives to understand complexities and address the root causes.
- number of identifiers required for blood administration.
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- The mission on this campaign is to promote a culture of safety to end preventable patient harm.
- Patient _______ is the domains of change that focuses on the patients’ safety and quality of care experience.
- A High Reliability Organization begins with ______.
- one of two patient identifiers
- use only ____________ abbreviations.
- To achieve our readiness and health mission, and ensure top outcomes for all beneficiaries, personnel across the entire organization must adopt reliable _____ and processes.
- this practice provides time for the surgical team to ensure safety measures are in place prior to a procedure.
- Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use.
- This process advances innovative solutions and spreads leading practices.
22 Clues: one of two patient identifiers • use only ____________ abbreviations. • ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care. • A High Reliability Organization begins with ______. • the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use. • Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands. • number of identifiers required for blood administration. • ...
About Customer Service and Safety 2015-10-17
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- Backing reference point is ________inches
- To find your centering reference point position your vehicle in the center lane then figure out where the lines on the road disappear on the______
- when interacting with passenger it's Most important to maintain a professional ______
- MV Transportation mission statement is to be standard of _____in the provision of passenger transportations
- Although safety and driving are your primary concern _______ should run a close second
- Accident are unplanned events that disrupt activity, effect people are ________
- Adjust your seat _______you adjust your mirrors
- More quickly learned skills are often the results of properly applied _______
- Minimum tread depth for the front vehicle tire is _________
- For a tire to steer, it has to be
- MV transportation has established a safe following distance of _______seconds
- Pre-trips inspections can prevent ___________
- Behavior patterns evolve over time because we get
- ______are full of empty calories
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- There are _______ reference points on your vehicle
- Without exception ________are at the root cause of accident
- Accidents are mistakes which result from
- What is the name of the award program for safety
- Well groomed appearance your can convey a message of
- An intersection that has four stop signs is considered
- To check for objects behind the vehicle you should
- Look Around requires that you change your focus every ____seconds
- With normal breaking, total stopping distance = perception distance +braking distance= _________ distance
- A transit bus needs a minimum of ______ feet of overhead clearance
- The best definition of safety is ______from Risk
- If you are five minutes behind schedule your are _______
26 Clues: ______are full of empty calories • For a tire to steer, it has to be • Accidents are mistakes which result from • Backing reference point is ________inches • Pre-trips inspections can prevent ___________ • Adjust your seat _______you adjust your mirrors • What is the name of the award program for safety • The best definition of safety is ______from Risk • ...
ServSafe 1 2025-06-04
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- Guidelines set by the FDA to ensure food safety
- Common source of contamination if not handled properly
- Worn over clothing to protect food from contamination
- Location where only authorized staff should enter
- Type of thermometer used for checking liquids like soups and sauces
- Order of steps in the kitchen to avoid cross-contamination
- When two or more people get the same illness from the same food
- Used to trace the source of shellfish
- Must be done to 165°F for previously cooked TCS foods
- Any biological, chemical, or physical property that can cause food to be unsafe
- Sheet providing information on chemical products (Material Safety Data Sheet)
- Type of glove or item meant to be used once and thrown away
- Process of bringing hot food down to safe storage temperatures
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- Can occur when someone eats food contaminated with pathogens
- Area used to store canned and shelf-stable goods
- Steps taken when a food safety standard is not met
- Harmful microorganism that can cause disease
- Unwanted reverse flow of dirty water into a clean water supply
- What food handlers must do if they have symptoms like vomiting or diarrhea
- When food goes bad due to bacteria or poor storage
- Presence of pests in a food facility
- Area where food is prepared; must be cleaned and sanitized
- Type of containers and equipment safe for food use
- Food that requires Time and Temperature Control for Safety
- Must include name of food and date when storing
25 Clues: Presence of pests in a food facility • Used to trace the source of shellfish • Harmful microorganism that can cause disease • Guidelines set by the FDA to ensure food safety • Must include name of food and date when storing • Area used to store canned and shelf-stable goods • Location where only authorized staff should enter • ...
Safety EE 2024-08-22
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- _____________ Protection Equipment (PPE)
- Your safety glasses can protect you from this
- side _____________ attach to prescription glasses to help protect your eyes
- Your safety glasses protect you from ___________ (when something hits your eye)
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- OSHA stands for Occupational Safety and ___________ Administration
- OSHA provides ___________ safety and health protection
- a face-shield will help protect you from ________________
- Your safety glasses should fit _______ to your face
8 Clues: _____________ Protection Equipment (PPE) • Your safety glasses can protect you from this • Your safety glasses should fit _______ to your face • OSHA provides ___________ safety and health protection • a face-shield will help protect you from ________________ • OSHA stands for Occupational Safety and ___________ Administration • ...
Consumerism Crossword Puzzle 2012-11-30
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- work performed to meet the needs of those buying work
- those who supply goods and services to consumers
- the amount of goods and services available to consumers
- this warranty provides relpacement or repair for free
- a market situation in which one organization sells products
- the basic items a person must have to survive
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- anyone who uses or buys goods and services
- unplanned consumer purchases
- to remedy or rectify a complaint or bad situation
- this right protects consumers from hazardous products
- set and enforce safety standards on appliances and toys
- sets and enforces safety standards on food, drugs and cosmetics
- this warranty may require you to pay shipping and handling
- the right to purchase products at competitive prices
- the right to speak up and be heard
15 Clues: unplanned consumer purchases • the right to speak up and be heard • anyone who uses or buys goods and services • the basic items a person must have to survive • those who supply goods and services to consumers • to remedy or rectify a complaint or bad situation • the right to purchase products at competitive prices • ...
Health and safety 2012-12-13
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- Lifting by hand is known as manual _________
- What you should raise on discovering a fire in a building you are working in
- Guard-rails and toe-______ are used to stop people and materialsa falling off scaffolding
- These pills (asprin, paracetamol) should not be in a first aid box
- A near _____ is when an accident came close to happening. Lessons can be learnt from these to prevent the same thing happening again
- At __________ talks you will be informed of the hazards present on site
- The colour of a sign that tells you something you must do
- An employee should ______ and look after any PPE provided by an employer
- If you have a minor injury on site you should record the details in the ________ book
- Under HASWA an employer must protect the health, safety and welfare at work of all _________
- Falling from_______ is the biggest killer on construction sites
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- You will be told how to identify first aiders at your site ________
- A risk ________ should be carried out by an experienced worker before starting a task
- The colour that represents 110V
- The health and safety _________ provides a free telephone advice helpline
- The shape of a warning sign
- This assessment should be read before handling any chemicals that could harm you
- What exposure to loud noise on site can cause
- The contact details of teh person in charge of health and safety is found on the back of the health and safety law ______
- ________ statement, instructs workers on how to carry out a job in a safe manner
20 Clues: The shape of a warning sign • The colour that represents 110V • Lifting by hand is known as manual _________ • What exposure to loud noise on site can cause • The colour of a sign that tells you something you must do • Falling from_______ is the biggest killer on construction sites • These pills (asprin, paracetamol) should not be in a first aid box • ...
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2022-03-12
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- After receiving verbal orders or results, the message should be _____ _____.
- Within how many minutes should critical results be relayed to the provider?
- To achieve our readiness and health mission, and ensure top outcomes for all beneficiaries, personnel across the entire organization must adopt reliable _____ and processes.
- This principle of RRC strives to understand complexities and address the root causes.
- How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience?
- Patient _______ is the domains of change that focuses on the patients’ safety and quality of care experience.
- Patient safety is advancing ready reliable care, every day, in every level, at every military hospital and clinic.
- the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use.
- Number of identifiers required prior to providing patient care.
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- The mission on this campaign is to promote a culture of safety to end preventable patient harm.
- One of two items that must be reconciled prior to each patient encounter.
- this practice provides time for the surgical team to ensure safety measures are in place prior to a procedure.
- A High Reliability Organization begins with ______.
- You received critical labs. The physician is not answering the phone. Who do you notify?
- ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care.
- one of two patient identifiers
- use only ____________ abbreviations.
- This process advances innovative solutions and spreads leading practices.
- number of identifiers required for blood administration.
- one of three personal protective equipment necessary when entering a patients isolation room.
- Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- A risk __________ can help you identify patients at risk for suicide.
22 Clues: one of two patient identifiers • use only ____________ abbreviations. • ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care. • A High Reliability Organization begins with ______. • the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use. • Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands. • number of identifiers required for blood administration. • ...
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2022-03-12
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- The mission on this campaign is to promote a culture of safety to end preventable patient harm.
- Patient safety is advancing ready reliable care, every day, in every level, at every _______ hospital and clinic.
- After receiving verbal orders or results, the message should be _____ _____.
- ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care.
- this practice provides time for the care team to ensure safety measures are in place prior to a procedure.
- Within how many minutes should critical results be relayed to the provider?
- You received critical labs. The physician is not answering the phone. Who do you notify?
- one of two patient identifiers
- Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- A High Reliability Organization begins with ______.
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- Patient _______ is the domain of change that focuses on the patients’ safety and quality of care experience.
- How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience?
- This principle of Ready Reliable Care (RRC) strives to understand complexities and address the root causes.
- A risk __________ can help you identify patients at risk for suicide.
- One of two items that must be reconciled prior to each patient encounter.
- the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use.
- one of three personal protective equipment items necessary when entering a patients isolation room.
- To achieve our readiness and health mission, and ensure top outcomes for all beneficiaries, personnel across the entire organization must adopt reliable _____ and processes.
- Number of identifiers required prior to providing patient care.
- This process advances innovative solutions and spreads leading practices.
- number of identifiers required for blood administration.
21 Clues: one of two patient identifiers • ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care. • A High Reliability Organization begins with ______. • the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use. • Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands. • number of identifiers required for blood administration. • How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience? • ...
TTS K3 2025-11-19
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- Alat pelindung mata yang membentuk segel pelindung di sekitar mata.
- Besar tegangan maksimal yang dianggap berbahaya untuk tubuh manusia (... V AC).
- Tindakan pertama untuk membebaskan korban sengatan listrik adalah … tegangan suplai.
- Jenis sepatu safety yang melindungi jari kaki dari kejatuhan benda.
- Tujuan K3 listrik yang utama adalah mencegah timbulnya … akibat listrik.
- Standar nasional Indonesia yang menjadi acuan persyaratan teknis.
- Safety helmet Kelas E dapat melindungi dari kejut listrik hingga … volt.
- PUIL 2000 diberlakukan berdasarkan Keputusan … No. 75/Men/2002.
- Besar arus listrik (dalam mA) yang merupakan batas maksimal yang diizinkan mengalir ke tubuh manusia menurut PUIL.
- Jenis bahaya sentuhan ketika menyentuh bodi peralatan listrik yang terkena kegagalan isolasi.
- Alat Pelindung Diri (singkatan).
- Warna helm safety untuk tamu perusahaan.
- Penghantar yang berfungsi untuk mengalirkan arus listrik ke tanah (sistem …).
- Pakaian pelindung yang tahan api (disebut … resistant clothing).
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- penghubung listrik yang sering disambung bertumpuk dapat menimbulkan bahaya.
- Kepanjangan dari APD.
- Alat pelindung kepala untuk melindungi dari bahan kimia atau radiasi panas tinggi.
- Salah satu potensi bahaya listrik selain kejut dan kebakaran (efek …).
- Penghantar listrik yang terbuka dapat menimbulkan bahaya …
- Penghubung yang tidak sesuai kapasitas dapat menyebabkan kebakaran.
- Alat pelindung tangan untuk pekerjaan listrik bertegangan.
- Alat pelindung pernapasan yang mampu menyaring partikel sangat kecil.
- Alat pelindung kepala yang tidak cocok untuk kejatuhan benda, hanya untuk benturan.
- Instansi yang menerbitkan standar ANSI/ISEA untuk safety helmet.
- Pakaian pelindung dengan visibilitas tinggi (disebut …-visibility).
- Penutup kepala untuk melindungi rambut dari debu atau mesin berputar.
26 Clues: Kepanjangan dari APD. • Alat Pelindung Diri (singkatan). • Warna helm safety untuk tamu perusahaan. • Penghantar listrik yang terbuka dapat menimbulkan bahaya … • Alat pelindung tangan untuk pekerjaan listrik bertegangan. • PUIL 2000 diberlakukan berdasarkan Keputusan … No. 75/Men/2002. • Instansi yang menerbitkan standar ANSI/ISEA untuk safety helmet. • ...
Food Safety Challenges 2024-03-14
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- Due to this food safety challenge, the intensification and industrialisation of agriculture and animal production must increase to meet the demands for food.
- Factors such as an ageing population and increasing migration.
- A wider variety of food available to consumers. However this means the food chain becomes ________________________________________ spreading foodborne diseases and hazards quicker and easily.
- Factors such as climate change and extreme weather events. This is also predicted to impact negatively on __________________________.
- Factors such as urbanisations, travel and eating more food outside the home are aspects of this food safety challenge.
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- The high volume of a_________________ found in food producing animals contributes to this food safety challenge. It can cause longer illnesses and increase frequency of hospitalisation.
- Due to other food safety challenges there has been an increase in fraudulent practices such as waste diversion and food adulteration. This food safety challenge looks at the opposite of fraudulent behaviours.
- Example of this food safety challenge includes microplastics and microbeads being consumed by fish and re-entering the food chain.
- People facing this challenge are most exposed to foodborne health risks due to lack of funding and awareness of key food safety points.
- This food safety challenge can be seen in countries where the water used in production may be unsafe for consumption or use of agricultural chemicals is poorly regulated and enforced.
10 Clues: Factors such as an ageing population and increasing migration. • Factors such as urbanisations, travel and eating more food outside the home are aspects of this food safety challenge. • Example of this food safety challenge includes microplastics and microbeads being consumed by fish and re-entering the food chain. • ...
Life Saving Rules 2023-02-13
12 Clues: Hot work • Work permit • Line breaking • Working at heights • Travel and driving • Management of change • No drugs and alcohol • Lifting and hoisting • Confined space entry • Transport and warehouse safety • Lock out tag out try out lototo • Safety critical equipment override
Food Safety 2014-10-03
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- The color of the cutting board for vegetables.
- food intolerances are more common in children
- What bac stands for in "fightbac"
- Food should not spend more than four hours in this.
- vomiting fever diarrhea nausea are all symptoms of.
- The most common food poisoning organism in the U.S
- Its very bad to eat food when it is ______.
- used to make bread and beer.
- You should always________ your area after you have finished cooking
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- meat and dairy products are _______ foods.
- this organization teaches you to chill clean separate cook your food.
- is a reaction to chemicals in foods.
- symptoms of this can be itching swelling rash etc
- are relatively rare.
- all meat should be cooked at least to an internal temperature of 175______ Celsius.
- you should always ______ your food to prevent cross contamination
- Your food preparing area should always be _______
- This is very common on bread after it has spoiled
18 Clues: are relatively rare. • used to make bread and beer. • What bac stands for in "fightbac" • is a reaction to chemicals in foods. • meat and dairy products are _______ foods. • Its very bad to eat food when it is ______. • food intolerances are more common in children • The color of the cutting board for vegetables. • symptoms of this can be itching swelling rash etc • ...
Food Safety 2014-09-24
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- used to shoot adrenalin into victims of anaphylaxis
- occurs mainly in the intestine; food poisoning
- when food is brought above this many degrees, bacteria starts to die
- one of the six things bacteria needs to grow
- grows on improperly sterilized canned meats
- the suggested colour for a cutting board used to only cut raw meat
- is of the most concern out of the main micro-organisms
- can go many days without showing any symptoms
- people with an intolerance to lactose should not consume this
- a sign of an illness
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- do this with raw and cooked foods in the fridge
- you need to do this to cold foods to stop the growth of bacteria
- place this in different places of food to ensure even cooking
- the temperature range where bacteria grows the most rapidly
- does not kill bacteria
- effect mostly younger children
- one of the six things bacteria needs to grow
- can lead to collapse or death
- do this to kill bacteria
19 Clues: a sign of an illness • does not kill bacteria • do this to kill bacteria • can lead to collapse or death • effect mostly younger children • grows on improperly sterilized canned meats • one of the six things bacteria needs to grow • one of the six things bacteria needs to grow • can go many days without showing any symptoms • occurs mainly in the intestine; food poisoning • ...
Food Safety 2014-10-13
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- Can be spread from person to food
- People can have a tolerance
- Never overstock
- Always use a clean
- To cheak the temperature of the inside of food
- Some people may have
- The transfer of bacteria from one surface to another
- Do this to food in a fridge
- You can contract this from eating Raw Beef
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- Always do this to prep areas after preparing food
- Make sure to cook all the way through
- Will grow Rapidly in Danger zone
- Undercooked food can result in
- This happens to bacteria when put in the fridge
- Always wash before preparing food
- 5C to 60C degrees
- Can grow on stale bread
- You can contract this from eating Raw Chicken
18 Clues: Never overstock • 5C to 60C degrees • Always use a clean • Some people may have • Can grow on stale bread • People can have a tolerance • Do this to food in a fridge • Undercooked food can result in • Will grow Rapidly in Danger zone • Can be spread from person to food • Always wash before preparing food • Make sure to cook all the way through • ...
Safety & Wellness 2015-06-03
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- __________, wrist and finger injuries accounted for 17.64% of all 2004 Raymour & Flanigan injuries
- this is wellness month
- having proper _______ can help you get a better grip
- this departments longest safety streak was 300
- Dave Covel is the Director of this department
- this is a bacterial illness caused by a tick
- our insurance has a program that can help you quit this
- you should not climb on these in your office
- you should always get this to lift over your head
- Raymour & Flanigan's medical insurance provider
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- this is a 5K run in June
- these employees have 11 stretches they can do for 6 minutes to help them prepare for their daily success
- doing this regularly will help you stay healthy
- you should avoid doing this as you lift
- you should bend here, not at your waist
- the science of work and a person’s relationship to that work
- this is where you can find information about company safety stats
- this type of shot is covered 100% if obtained by a network provider
18 Clues: this is wellness month • this is a 5K run in June • you should avoid doing this as you lift • you should bend here, not at your waist • this is a bacterial illness caused by a tick • you should not climb on these in your office • Dave Covel is the Director of this department • this departments longest safety streak was 300 • doing this regularly will help you stay healthy • ...
food safety 2015-09-29
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- always wash your hands before cooking
- “the ____ zone”
- ______ the cooked food from the raw
- she cut the carrots with a ______
- brr
- you put the perishable foods in the ___
- check the ___ of the meat before eating
- a conductor for heat
- board she cut the veggies on the ______
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- you ____ the produce before eating
- she cooked the chicken in the
- he had a peanut _____
- use a ______ cleaner for counters
- __ is on your hands before you wash them
- you let the dishes air-
- the counter was _________
- wash the dishes in hot-____ water
- when you make a meal you ______ it
18 Clues: brr • “the ____ zone” • a conductor for heat • he had a peanut _____ • you let the dishes air- • the counter was _________ • she cooked the chicken in the • use a ______ cleaner for counters • she cut the carrots with a ______ • wash the dishes in hot-____ water • you ____ the produce before eating • when you make a meal you ______ it • ______ the cooked food from the raw • ...
food safety 2019-10-06
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- A synonym for thaw
- Must be done before and after preparing food
- Food poisoning microorganisms can also be called
- A serious disease for pregnant women, newborns and adults with weakened immune systems
- Foods with an expiry date
- This bacteria produces a toxin that causes vomiting shortly after being ingested
- Eggs should be kept where in the fridge?
- You should keep at a temperature of -18oC
- You use it to put out small fires
- Synonym for souse
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- You should keep at a temperature of 3oC
- You must wear these when you have an open sore or cut
- What is it called when your food is in the temperature range of 5oC-60oC
- Most common cause of diarrhea in the USA
- Cooked meat should be stored on the…
- A bacteria that can produce a deadly toxin
- A life threatening illness that can prevent breathing muscles from moving air in and out of the lungs.
- A term you should know that will help with food borne illnesses
18 Clues: Synonym for souse • A synonym for thaw • Foods with an expiry date • You use it to put out small fires • Cooked meat should be stored on the… • You should keep at a temperature of 3oC • Most common cause of diarrhea in the USA • Eggs should be kept where in the fridge? • You should keep at a temperature of -18oC • A bacteria that can produce a deadly toxin • ...
Halloween Safety 2018-10-26
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- Wear well ____ costumes to avoid trips and falls.
- _____ should be worn instead of masks to avoid hindering your vision.
- Plan a safe _____ with older children before going trick or treating.
- Lower your risk of eye injuries by not wearing decorative, non-prescription _______.
- Look both ways before crossing the _____.
- _____ are the first thing to ignite in 900 reported Halloween fires.
- Use a ____ operated candle or glow stick to light your jack-o-lantern.
- Walk on sidewalks facing _____ whenever possible.
- Never accept rides or candy from a _____.
- Drive _____ through neighborhoods.
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- ______ should not be carved by a child.
- Carry a _____ to help you see and others to see you.
- Make sure your costumes are flame ____.
- Examine all ____ for choking hazards and tampering before eating.
- Always stay in a ______ with a trusted adult.
- Never walk near ____ when wearing a costume.
- Add reflective _____ to costumes so motorists can spot you.
- Costume swords should be short, ____, and flexible.
18 Clues: Drive _____ through neighborhoods. • ______ should not be carved by a child. • Make sure your costumes are flame ____. • Look both ways before crossing the _____. • Never accept rides or candy from a _____. • Never walk near ____ when wearing a costume. • Always stay in a ______ with a trusted adult. • Wear well ____ costumes to avoid trips and falls. • ...
Food Safety 2017-09-22
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- to slow but not kill bacteria freeze below_____ Celsius
- Cook ______ to 160f to kill bacteria
- One of the five c's is _____________
- One of the five c's is _____________
- Food + ________ + heat = Bacteria Growth
- Always marinate foods in the ________
- One of the five c's is _____________
- Clean counters with a _____________
- when using cutting boards________your food
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- Check is one of the _______ c's
- Chill foods within______hours
- To _______ Bacteria heat foods to a minimum 160f-212f
- To avoid foods like carrots rolling on the cutting board place them ____ side down
- Discard __________items
- ___________is found in soft cheese, unpasteurized milk, hot dogs and deli meats
- 40f-140f is the___________
- if your meat has been anywhere near or been an animal you may get ________
- This type of bacteria form when foods were taken out of the oven uncooked
- ______ away bruised or damaged areas
- Always wash hands immediately to avoid contracting salmonella
20 Clues: Discard __________items • 40f-140f is the___________ • Chill foods within______hours • Check is one of the _______ c's • Clean counters with a _____________ • Cook ______ to 160f to kill bacteria • One of the five c's is _____________ • One of the five c's is _____________ • ______ away bruised or damaged areas • One of the five c's is _____________ • ...
Safety Dance 2021-05-26
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- You should assess this when planning how to move your patient
- The height the bed should be at to deliver care
- Lift with your ____ not your back
- The ____ of falling is a fall risk factor for geriatric patients
- Position where the HOB is elevated at 90 degrees
- These should only be used as a last resort
- It's a myth that wearing this decreases risk of a lower back injury
- A risk factor for health care workers to get MSDs from moving patients
- A fall risk factor for geriatric patients is a history of this
- Which is better for the back: pulling or pushing?
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- The color of socks you will see on a high fall risk patient
- What your base of support should be
- Who is responsible to ensure a safe work environment
- Bed frame is positioned with foot of bed raised higher than HOB
- Proper ergonomics is keeping the body in a ____ position
- To prevent falls the bed should be in this position
- The first step in fall prevention for a patient
- Type of socks you should offer your patient
18 Clues: Lift with your ____ not your back • What your base of support should be • These should only be used as a last resort • Type of socks you should offer your patient • The height the bed should be at to deliver care • The first step in fall prevention for a patient • Position where the HOB is elevated at 90 degrees • Which is better for the back: pulling or pushing? • ...
Safety Meeting 2021-08-19
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- What is the last name of the Maddog rig manager?
- Effective January 1st, 2022, what percent will Valaris match under our 401K?
- How many business units does Broussard check through Virtual Inventory?
- What country has the most camels?
- What is the noun of P/N 3F4550?
- What is “DEF” description when making an adjustment?
- How many total bay/roll up doors do we have at our facility including the BMF?
- Which is the largest lake of the world?
- What transaction you use when you bin to bin material?
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- Where would you go to get a detailed inventory report?
- In the event of an emergency, where is the muster point for the front office?
- What is the two digit criticality code for Mud Pumps?
- What is the first name of our DF&A currently?
- Who lost the first game of the NFL Pre Season (HALL OF FAME)?
- What country is associated with business unit 10079?
- Where would you go to find pricing on a PID?
- What is the biggest island in the world?
- What is the mascot of the college that Dan Marino went to?
- Who is the requester for Corporate Spares Refurbishment?
- How many countries are there in England?
20 Clues: What is the noun of P/N 3F4550? • What country has the most camels? • Which is the largest lake of the world? • What is the biggest island in the world? • How many countries are there in England? • Where would you go to find pricing on a PID? • What is the first name of our DF&A currently? • What is the last name of the Maddog rig manager? • ...
General Safety 2024-05-21
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- You should change this when it gets dull.
- What you should do ever three aisles.
- You should do this completely before exiting the aisle.
- These protect your eyes from harmful substances.
- You do this before driving equipment.
- You find these sheets on ULINE Net.
- You should always drink plenty of this.
- You should stay this far away from another truck in the warehouse.
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- What type of gloves are needed to pick coil/wire decking/change battery?
- These protect your hands from wire decking.
- Check these before moving equipment.
- These stations should only be used if you get chemical in your eyes.
- You should inspect this daily before putting it on.
- You should always cut in this direction away from your body.
- Make this when walking by someone on equipment.
- Check functionality of this before going up.
- These three letters keep you safe when picking coil, posts, or decking.
- This is the name of the safety team here in GA.
18 Clues: You find these sheets on ULINE Net. • Check these before moving equipment. • What you should do ever three aisles. • You do this before driving equipment. • You should always drink plenty of this. • You should change this when it gets dull. • These protect your hands from wire decking. • Check functionality of this before going up. • ...
Floral Safety 2023-08-31
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- care taken beforehand
- Moderate toxicity level. Orange.
- rough, noisy activity
- Faulty
- an object that is in the way
- Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow.
- under the direction of another person
- you were unaware of a potential hazard
- The condition of being protected from hurt, injury, or loss
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- An unfortunate event resulting from carelessness, unawareness, ignorance, or unavoidable causes
- Weariness or exhaustion
- not in working order
- cuts and bruises
- not caring about yourself or others
- Dangerous
- permanent damage or death
- poisonous
- Highest level of toxicity. Represented by red and the skull and cross bones
18 Clues: Faulty • Dangerous • poisonous • cuts and bruises • not in working order • care taken beforehand • rough, noisy activity • Weariness or exhaustion • permanent damage or death • an object that is in the way • Moderate toxicity level. Orange. • Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow. • not caring about yourself or others • under the direction of another person • ...
Floral safety 2023-09-01
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- Injury - cuts and bruises
- - an object that is in the way
- - The condition of being protected from hurt, injury, or loss
- - care taken beforehand
- - An unfortunate event resulting from carelessness, unawareness, ignorance, or unavoidable causes
- - you were unaware of a potential hazard
- - under the direction of another person
- - Dangerous
- - Highest level of toxicity. Represented by red and the skull and cross bones
- - Faulty
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- Injury - permanent damage or death
- - rough, noisy activity
- - poisonous
- - not caring about yourself or others
- - Weariness or exhaustion
- - not in working order
- - Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow.
- - Moderate toxicity level. Orange.
18 Clues: - Faulty • - poisonous • - Dangerous • - not in working order • - rough, noisy activity • - care taken beforehand • Injury - cuts and bruises • - Weariness or exhaustion • - an object that is in the way • Injury - permanent damage or death • - Moderate toxicity level. Orange. • - Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow. • - not caring about yourself or others • ...
SHOP SAFETY 2023-09-01
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- All cutting motions should be made ______________ from the body.
- Never put your fingers in line with the bandsaw _____________.
- __________________________________________, don't do it.
- This should be tightened up before using any machine in the shop.
- If there are strange noises from the machine, or if the blade breaks, turn the machine off, and __________________________.
- If the curve of the line you want to cut is too tight, you should make a series of _________________________ that release the tension.
- Bystanders should remain ______________ away from the bandsaw when it is in use.
- All scrap materials and saw dust must be ___________________ and disposed of from around a machine when you are finished using it.
- MUST be reported to Mr. T immediately.
- directions __________________________ and obeying rules, as well as passing concept quizzes and completing projects is necessary in order to attain a passing grade.
- To protect one’s eyes, ________________________ must be worn when operating ANY piece of equipment
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- You should always make sure the guard is ¼ “ (inch) ___________________________ before you make a cut with the bandsaw.
- You should remove ___________________ to prevent them from becoming caught in the bandsaw blade.
- Is not tolerated in the shop.
- When you are done making a cut, turn off the machine, then ________________________________ before reaching in to retrieve your piece of cut wood and any scrap.
- A student must be ________________ in proper use techniques to be allowed to use equipment.
- A band saw has 2 __________________ that the blade turns on.
- Any theft of other students’ work or classroom project materials, can result in being removed from the class or even a ___________________________
18 Clues: Is not tolerated in the shop. • MUST be reported to Mr. T immediately. • __________________________________________, don't do it. • A band saw has 2 __________________ that the blade turns on. • Never put your fingers in line with the bandsaw _____________. • All cutting motions should be made ______________ from the body. • ...
Patient Safety 2023-10-05
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- A proactive risk assessment to review a process for potential failures and implement actions, performed every 12 months. (acronym)
- The separation of infected persons from others.
- Elderly, immobile patients are at greater risk of ______.
- JPSRs are _________, meaning an action that is not inflicting, involving, or aiming at punishment.
- A potentially harmful event or process that is identified before causing harm to a patient. (two words)
- Two patient ____ are required before providing care, treatment, or services.
- An electronic report form that allows for submission of unsafe or possibly unsafe action while delivering healthcare. (acronym)
- Just ________ is an environment where those are not punished for errors outside of their control and reporting concerns is celebrated and accepted by all.
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- Can only be used in true emergent situations. (two words)
- Who is responsible for patient safety?
- The most effective way to prevent the spread of infection. (two words)
- A brief meeting that is held daily to share info about patient or staff concerns.
- An organization that experiences fewer than anticipated accidents or events of harm, despite operating in highly complex, high-risk environments. (acronym)
- A _________ point is anything that could be used to attach material for the purpose of strangulation/hanging.
- _________ improvement is the ultimate goal of the patient safety JPSR response.
- Number of days that the patient safety team has to collect data and respond to a JPSR entry.
- Task performed by medical team members before a procedure.
- A reactive process using interdisciplinary team to look for improvement opportunities. (acronym)
18 Clues: Who is responsible for patient safety? • The separation of infected persons from others. • Can only be used in true emergent situations. (two words) • Elderly, immobile patients are at greater risk of ______. • Task performed by medical team members before a procedure. • The most effective way to prevent the spread of infection. (two words) • ...
Safety crosswords 2023-08-17
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- A covering for the hand made with a a seperate part for each finger and for the thumb
- Cautious in one's actions
- The state of being fit
- A protective helmet of metal or plastic worn by construction workers
- Easy to see in all conditions because of being a very bright colour
- To wound or offend
- To keep away from
- A danger or risk
- Personal protective equipment
- A one-piece suit worn by technicians
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- To have on the body as clothing, covering or ornament
- Glasses
- To learn
- To take special care to do something
- To become hot or warm
- Hearing protections
- To examine or test
- To be damaged or destroyed by fire
18 Clues: Glasses • To learn • A danger or risk • To keep away from • To wound or offend • To examine or test • Hearing protections • To become hot or warm • The state of being fit • Cautious in one's actions • Personal protective equipment • To be damaged or destroyed by fire • To take special care to do something • A one-piece suit worn by technicians • ...
Safety Vocabulary 2023-08-30
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- - The condition of being protected from hurt, injury, or loss
- Injury - permanent damage or death
- - Faulty
- - not caring about yourself or others
- Injury - cuts and bruises
- - rough, noisy activity
- - Weariness or exhaustion
- - not in working order
- - an object that is in the way
- - Dangerous
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- - An unfortunate event resulting from carelessness, unawareness, ignorance, or unavoidable causes
- - poisonous
- - Moderate toxicity level. Orange.
- - Highest level of toxicity. Represented by red and the skull and cross bones
- - under the direction of another person
- - you were unaware of a potential hazard
- - Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow.
- - care taken beforehand
18 Clues: - Faulty • - poisonous • - Dangerous • - not in working order • - rough, noisy activity • - care taken beforehand • Injury - cuts and bruises • - Weariness or exhaustion • - an object that is in the way • Injury - permanent damage or death • - Moderate toxicity level. Orange. • - Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow. • - not caring about yourself or others • ...
Safety Vocab 2023-08-30
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- Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow
- you were unaware of a potential hazard
- poisonous
- The condition of being protected from hurt, injury, or loss
- An unfortunate event resulting from carelessness, unawareness, ignorance, or unavoidable causes
- Dangerous
- not in working order
- Moderate toxicity level. Orange
- Weariness or exhaustion
- rough, noisy activity
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- care taken beforehand
- not caring about yourself or others
- an object that is in the way
- Faulty
- permanent damage or death
- Highest level of toxicity. Represented by red and the skull and cross bones
- cuts and bruises
- under the direction of another person
18 Clues: Faulty • poisonous • Dangerous • cuts and bruises • not in working order • care taken beforehand • rough, noisy activity • Weariness or exhaustion • permanent damage or death • an object that is in the way • Moderate toxicity level. Orange • Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow • not caring about yourself or others • under the direction of another person • ...
Safety Vocabulary 2023-08-30
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- Care taken beforehand
- Not working in order
- not caring about yourself or others
- An unfortunate event resulting from carelessness, unawareness, ignorance, or unavoidable causes
- Rough, noisy activity
- under the direction of another person
- Dangerous
- poisonous
- Weariness or exhaustion
- Moderate toxicity level. Orange.
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- Highest level of toxicity. Represented by red and the skull and cross bones
- Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow.
- permanent damage or death
- Faulty
- you were unaware of a potential hazard
- The condition of being protected from hurt, injury, or loss
- cuts and bruises
- An object that is in the way
18 Clues: Faulty • Dangerous • poisonous • cuts and bruises • Not working in order • Care taken beforehand • Rough, noisy activity • Weariness or exhaustion • permanent damage or death • An object that is in the way • Moderate toxicity level. Orange. • Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow. • not caring about yourself or others • under the direction of another person • ...
Food Safety 2021-09-15
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- Not in its original form
- Used to check food temperature
- Sanitation
- Used when washing dishes
- Signal
- Spoils Easily
- Should be worn when cooking
- Where food is prepared
- Contaminated Water
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- where meats go on the buggy
- what would the temperatures 40 - 140 be called
- Raw meets/feces
- If you go to serve food and it was hot it should still be what
- Example of Chemical Hazard
- One of the ways to thaw food
- Anticipate
- This Virus is water born
- Example of Physical Hazard
18 Clues: Signal • Sanitation • Anticipate • Spoils Easily • Raw meets/feces • Contaminated Water • Where food is prepared • Not in its original form • Used when washing dishes • This Virus is water born • Example of Chemical Hazard • Example of Physical Hazard • where meats go on the buggy • Should be worn when cooking • One of the ways to thaw food • Used to check food temperature • ...
SAFETY FIRST 2021-10-25
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- YOU SHOULD PLACE YOUR MASK ON _____ ENTERING THE STORE
- 800-579-5999 IS THE _____ FACILITY HOTLINE
- KNOW WHERE YOUR EMERGENCY _____ ARE
- HOW MANY COVID QUESTIONS DO WE HAVE
- AVOID _____ YOUR BODY, MOVE YOUR FEET WHEN CHANGING POSITION
- ALWAYS ESNURE YOU HAVE HAND _____ AT YOUR REGISTERS
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- WHO IS THE TALLEST LP INVESTIGATOR
- SHARPS CONTAINERS HOLD ITEMS SUCH AS RAZORS, NEEDLES, AND _____ GLASS
- WHO IS THE RP&SO IN CHARGE OF LP
- WHO'S RESPONSIBILITY IS SAFETY
- SLIP, TRIP AND FALLS ARE THE MOST ____ ACCIDENTS
- NAME OF THE YOUNGEST LP INVESTIGATOR
- THE _____STOPS HERE
- NAME OF THE LP INVESTIGATOR WHO HAS BEEN IN CG THE LONGEST
- THE MOST PREVENTABLE INJURIES ARE _____
- HOLD ONTO THE _____ WHILE RIDING THE ESCALATORS
- THE NEW LP ASSISTANT MANAGER
- LIFT WITH YOUR _____, NOT YOUR BACK
18 Clues: THE _____STOPS HERE • THE NEW LP ASSISTANT MANAGER • WHO'S RESPONSIBILITY IS SAFETY • WHO IS THE RP&SO IN CHARGE OF LP • WHO IS THE TALLEST LP INVESTIGATOR • KNOW WHERE YOUR EMERGENCY _____ ARE • HOW MANY COVID QUESTIONS DO WE HAVE • LIFT WITH YOUR _____, NOT YOUR BACK • NAME OF THE YOUNGEST LP INVESTIGATOR • THE MOST PREVENTABLE INJURIES ARE _____ • ...
Cyber Safety 2025-01-26
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- Practices to ensure secure and responsible internet use
- A copy of important data stored separately for recovery
- Regular software improvements to fix security vulnerabilities
- Manipulating people to gain confidential information
- Software designed to detect and remove malicious programs
- The process of verifying a user's identity
- When data is accessed or exposed without permission
- A fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information
- A person who gains unauthorized access to systems
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- A type of malicious software that can infect a computer
- Malicious software designed to harm or exploit systems
- A program that secretly gathers information about a user
- A tool that stores and encrypts login credentials
- Protecting personal information from unauthorized access
- A wireless network that should be secured with a strong password
- When someone illegally uses your personal information
- The process of converting information into a secure code
- An extra layer of security requiring two forms of verification
18 Clues: The process of verifying a user's identity • A tool that stores and encrypts login credentials • A person who gains unauthorized access to systems • When data is accessed or exposed without permission • Manipulating people to gain confidential information • A fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information • When someone illegally uses your personal information • ...
Kitchen Safety 2025-04-29
18 Clues: Lavabo • Estufa • Platos • Cortes • Escoba • Cocina • Caídas • Trapero • Cazuelas • Cuchillo • Asfixias • Incendios • Licuadora • Resbalones • Microondas • Congelador • Quemaduras • Intoxicación
Food Safety 2025-05-13
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- – Making food clean and safe before cooking
- – Important to keep food at the right one
- – Important to do before handling food
- – Caused by dehydration or illness, pain in the stomach
- – The process of heating liquids to kill germs
- – Bacteria that causes food poisoning, found in beef
- – Heating food to make it ready to eat
- – Tiny germs that can make you sick
- – A fancy word for throwing up
- – Not cooked enough
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- – Feeling like you’re going to throw up
- – Watery bowl movement, often caused by bacteria
- – Illness from not washing produce properly
- – Body's response to infection, a rise in temperature
- – Dangerous bacteria found in undercooked eggs or poultry
- – Illness from not drinking enough water
- – Where you clean your hands
- – Uncooked, not heated
18 Clues: – Not cooked enough • – Uncooked, not heated • – Where you clean your hands • – A fancy word for throwing up • – Tiny germs that can make you sick • – Important to do before handling food • – Heating food to make it ready to eat • – Feeling like you’re going to throw up • – Illness from not drinking enough water • – Important to keep food at the right one • ...
Food safety 2021-05-27
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- inflammation of the stomach and intestinal tract
- free from all living organisms
- drug used to destroy pathogenic bacteria
- chemical agent used for cleaning and disinfecting surfaces and equipment
- microscopic pathogens that multiply in living cells
- removal of dirt soil grease etc
- microscopic fungi
- handling, production preparation processing packaging storage transport distribution and sale of food
- destroys bacteria
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- food, good for human consumption
- prevents the growth of bacteria
- process to destroy living organisms
- agent used for killing microorganisms
- disease-producing organism
- poisons produced by pathogens
- symptom of gastroenteritis
- presence of objectionable matter in food
- period, period between infection and first signs of illness
18 Clues: microscopic fungi • destroys bacteria • disease-producing organism • symptom of gastroenteritis • poisons produced by pathogens • free from all living organisms • prevents the growth of bacteria • removal of dirt soil grease etc • food, good for human consumption • process to destroy living organisms • agent used for killing microorganisms • ...
Safety Considerations 2025-07-10
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- Intensity measurement that most relates to bioeffects
- Type of cavitation that may also be known as inertial or normal cavitation
- Alternate that form of respirator that blows air into a sealed hood
- force Can be thought of as the "pushing power" of the sound (2 words)
- Along with the eyes and mouth, don't touch to avoid sickness
- Equipment needed for contact precautions like MRSA and C. diff
- Type of bioeffect that involves heat transfer
- Type of cavitation where bubbles don't rupture
- An acronym for a type of TI reporting sometimes used in OB exams
- Describes sound's interaction with gaseous microbubbles
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- Stops airborne diseases, ensuring no unfiltered air is breathed, if fitting properly
- Form of attenenuation in which sound energy converts to heat
- Descries how a biologic medium is affected by ultrasound
- The removal of protective equipment
- Protects the sonographer, environment, and patients against disease
- Type of bioeffect that includes all nonthermal effects
- Face covering that is not airtight. Shields against droplets or fluids
- Act of putting on personal protective equipment
18 Clues: The removal of protective equipment • Type of bioeffect that involves heat transfer • Type of cavitation where bubbles don't rupture • Act of putting on personal protective equipment • Intensity measurement that most relates to bioeffects • Type of bioeffect that includes all nonthermal effects • Describes sound's interaction with gaseous microbubbles • ...
Safety Awareness Puzzle 2017-05-22
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- Tips for increasing Awareness
- Daily meetings with Management and Associates
- Typically occurs as a result of unsafe practices
- Knowledge
- National Safety Month
- Requires 2 or more people; used for large, heavy or awkwardly shaped merchandise
- Closely associated with slips and trips
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- An additional person/resource for increasing Awareness
- Tools provided to work safely
- A state of mind; helps us to go home every day
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration; ensures adherence to safe work environments
- Can result from improper lifting techniques or excessive demands from muscles
12 Clues: Knowledge • National Safety Month • Tips for increasing Awareness • Tools provided to work safely • Closely associated with slips and trips • Daily meetings with Management and Associates • A state of mind; helps us to go home every day • Typically occurs as a result of unsafe practices • An additional person/resource for increasing Awareness • ...
Workplace Health and Safety 2025-04-30
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- What are the abbreviations for personal protective equipment?
- Anything with the potential to cause injury is a _____.
- Protects your hands
- Never touch exposes _____________ to prevent electric shock.
- Safety __________ Sheet.
- Reporting unsafe acts and unsafe conditions can help to prevent ________.
- Health and Safety is the responsibility of _______.
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- Keep emergency exits _____________________.
- All bottles that contain chemicals must be clearly ____.
- One of the steps to manage work health and safety risks is to _____ hazards.
- Report your injuries to your nearest ____________.
- The mechanical area is a declared _______ zone.
12 Clues: Protects your hands • Safety __________ Sheet. • Keep emergency exits _____________________. • The mechanical area is a declared _______ zone. • Report your injuries to your nearest ____________. • Health and Safety is the responsibility of _______. • Anything with the potential to cause injury is a _____. • All bottles that contain chemicals must be clearly ____. • ...
Process Safety 2025-10-29
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- A control measure that activates automatically
- A team-based method for hazard identification
- A system designed to prevent hazardous events
- The process of identifying potential risks
- The silent saboteur of safety
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- What relief valves are designed to prevent
- A barrier that prevents escalation of incidents
- A key principle: keep hazardous materials contained
- The loud reminder of why safety matters
- A document that outlines how to safely operate equipment
- What you plan for, but hope never to use
- The person responsible for your own safety
12 Clues: The silent saboteur of safety • The loud reminder of why safety matters • What you plan for, but hope never to use • What relief valves are designed to prevent • The person responsible for your own safety • The process of identifying potential risks • A team-based method for hazard identification • A system designed to prevent hazardous events • ...
World Health and Safety Day 2021-04-21
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- The state of being without harm (4)
- The acronym to describe the form used to think and plan for new or high risk tasks (3)
- The booklet with information and tips on health, safety and risk (5,6)
- The overarching statement of intent and the 'why' (6)
- Team conversations before starting a task (4,3)
- A situation where harm or damage nearly occurred or could have occurred (4,4)
- A situation when harm or damage occurs (8)
- A system to control the processes involved with completing key critical risk tasks (6,2,4)
- A sudden unforeseen situation that requires an immediate response to avoid disaster (9)
- The processes that are in place to prevent harm or damage (8)
- A group of team members who meet monthly sharing knowledge and opinions on health, safety and environment (3,9)
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- Anything that has the potential to cause, or is the source or cause of harm or damage (6)
- The process we use to work together effectively (4,7)
- The process of determining the causes of an incident (13)
- The acronym used to cover environment, risk, safety, health and wellbeing (5)
- Information about what, when, who, and where (9)
- The process of making someone aware of our site rules (9)
- Detailed step by step information about how to perform a task (3)
- The combination of likelihood and consequence of harm occurring (4)
- The state of being without illness (7)
- Think Safety is used to "---- and think" for as long as it takes to make it safe (4)
21 Clues: The state of being without harm (4) • The state of being without illness (7) • A situation when harm or damage occurs (8) • Team conversations before starting a task (4,3) • Information about what, when, who, and where (9) • The process we use to work together effectively (4,7) • The overarching statement of intent and the 'why' (6) • ...
Food Safety at Loblaw 2018-05-09
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- What is the name of the new food safety certificate management system? (two words)
- Who clears customs if Loblaw is not the importer of record?
- During vendor on boarding, what needs to be negotiated by category/sourcing? (three words)
- Where can you access training material? (abbreviation)
- In SAP, when the Incoterm is ____ Loblaw is the importer of record. (abbreviation)
- What will be blocked in September? (two words)
- During article workflow, what drives food safety compliance? (two words)
- Article blocking creates a trigger to the vendor to collect the necessary documents for products which are not yet compliant for ____. (two words)
- What are the new food safety regulations being implemented by CFIA called? (four words)
- The legislation will require anyone ____ food into Canada to have a license
- How many licenses will Loblaw be applying for?
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- ____ is one of our most significant food safety risk areas.
- ____ will be blocked for non-compliant food articles (two words)
- What is restricted when selecting product grouping? (abbreviation)
- Product grouping is rolled up to what level? (two words)
- What will be blocked in June? (two words)
- During vendor maintenance, links between shipping locations and ____ need to be established.(two words)
- What type of vendor MUST take on responsibility of importer of record? (abbreviation)
- ____ must be notified when the IOR status has changed. (abbreviation)
- Questions about article workflow can be directed to what team? (abbreviation)
- What team should be contacted when there are questions about Bamboo Rose? (three words)
- What does Loblaw need to import food?
22 Clues: What does Loblaw need to import food? • What will be blocked in June? (two words) • How many licenses will Loblaw be applying for? • What will be blocked in September? (two words) • Where can you access training material? (abbreviation) • Product grouping is rolled up to what level? (two words) • ____ is one of our most significant food safety risk areas. • ...
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2022-03-12
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- After receiving verbal orders or results, the message should be _____ _____.
- Within how many minutes should critical results be relayed to the provider?
- To achieve our readiness and health mission, and ensure top outcomes for all beneficiaries, personnel across the entire organization must adopt reliable _____ and processes.
- This principle of RRC strives to understand complexities and address the root causes.
- How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience?
- Patient _______ is the domains of change that focuses on the patients’ safety and quality of care experience.
- Patient safety is advancing ready reliable care, every day, in every level, at every military hospital and clinic.
- the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use.
- Number of identifiers required prior to providing patient care.
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- The mission on this campaign is to promote a culture of safety to end preventable patient harm.
- One of two items that must be reconciled prior to each patient encounter.
- this practice provides time for the surgical team to ensure safety measures are in place prior to a procedure.
- A High Reliability Organization begins with ______.
- You received critical labs. The physician is not answering the phone. Who do you notify?
- ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care.
- one of two patient identifiers
- use only ____________ abbreviations.
- This process advances innovative solutions and spreads leading practices.
- number of identifiers required for blood administration.
- one of three personal protective equipment necessary when entering a patients isolation room.
- Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- A risk __________ can help you identify patients at risk for suicide.
22 Clues: one of two patient identifiers • use only ____________ abbreviations. • ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care. • A High Reliability Organization begins with ______. • the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use. • Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands. • number of identifiers required for blood administration. • ...
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2022-03-12
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- The mission on this campaign is to promote a culture of safety to end preventable patient harm.
- Patient safety is advancing ready reliable care, every day, in every level, at every _______ hospital and clinic.
- After receiving verbal orders or results, the message should be _____ _____.
- ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care.
- this practice provides time for the surgical team to ensure safety measures are in place prior to a procedure.
- Within how many minutes should critical results be relayed to the provider?
- You received critical labs. The physician is not answering the phone. Who do you notify?
- one of two patient identifiers
- Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- A High Reliability Organization begins with ______.
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- Patient _______ is the domain of change that focuses on the patients’ safety and quality of care experience.
- How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience?
- This principle of RRC strives to understand complexities and address the root causes.
- A risk __________ can help you identify patients at risk for suicide.
- One of two items that must be reconciled prior to each patient encounter.
- the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use.
- one of three personal protective equipment necessary when entering a patients isolation room.
- To achieve our readiness and health mission, and ensure top outcomes for all beneficiaries, personnel across the entire organization must adopt reliable _____ and processes.
- Number of identifiers required prior to providing patient care.
- This process advances innovative solutions and spreads leading practices.
- number of identifiers required for blood administration.
21 Clues: one of two patient identifiers • ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care. • A High Reliability Organization begins with ______. • the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use. • Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands. • number of identifiers required for blood administration. • How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience? • ...
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2022-03-12
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- one of two patient identifiers
- This process advances innovative solutions and spreads leading practices.
- the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use.
- After receiving verbal orders or results, the message should be _____ _____.
- ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care.
- This principle of Ready Reliable Care (RRC) strives to understand complexities and address the root causes.
- A risk __________ can help you identify patients at risk for suicide.
- The mission on this campaign is to promote a culture of safety to end preventable patient harm.
- A High Reliability Organization begins with ______.
- Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- one of three personal protective equipment items necessary when entering a patients isolation room.
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- You received critical labs. The physician is not answering the phone. Who do you notify?
- Patient _______ is the domain of change that focuses on the patients’ safety and quality of care experience.
- To achieve our readiness and health mission, and ensure top outcomes for all beneficiaries, personnel across the entire organization must adopt reliable _____ and processes.
- How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience?
- One of two items that must be reconciled prior to each patient encounter.
- Patient safety is advancing ready reliable care, every day, in every level, at every _______ hospital and clinic.
- Within how many minutes should critical results be relayed to the provider?
- this practice provides time for the care team to ensure safety measures are in place prior to a procedure.
- number of identifiers required for blood administration.
- Number of identifiers required prior to providing patient care.
21 Clues: one of two patient identifiers • ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care. • A High Reliability Organization begins with ______. • the patient room should be cleaned _____ every use. • Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands. • number of identifiers required for blood administration. • How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience? • ...
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2025-03-10
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- one of two patient identifiers
- Within how many minutes should critical results be relayed to the provider?
- the patient room should be cleaned _____use.
- Patient _______ is the domain of change that focuses on the patients’ safety and quality of care experience.
- ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care.
- This process advances innovative solutions and spreads leading practices.
- This principle of Ready Reliable Care (RRC) strives to understand complexities and address the root causes.
- A High Reliability Organization begins with ______.
- Number of identifiers required prior to providing patient care.
- one of three personal protective equipment items necessary when entering a patients isolation room.
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- After receiving verbal orders or results, the message should be _____ _____.
- How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience?
- One of two items that must be reconciled prior to each patient encounter.
- To achieve our readiness and health mission, and ensure top outcomes for all beneficiaries, personnel across the entire organization must adopt reliable _____ and processes.
- Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- You received critical labs. The physician is not answering the phone. Who do you notify?
- The mission of this campaign is to promote a culture of safety to end preventable patient harm.
- Patient safety is advancing ready reliable care, every day, in every level, at every _______ hospital and clinic.
- A risk __________ can help you identify patients at risk for suicide.
- this practice provides time for the patient care team to ensure safety measures are in place prior to a procedure.
20 Clues: one of two patient identifiers • the patient room should be cleaned _____use. • ______ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care. • A High Reliability Organization begins with ______. • Minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands. • How can you minimize risk during the patient care experience? • Number of identifiers required prior to providing patient care. • ...
TTS K3 KELOMPOK 4 2025-11-19
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- Safety helmet Kelas E dapat melindungi dari kejut listrik hingga ... volt.
- Tujuan K3 listrik yang utama adalah mencegah timbulnya ... akibat listrik.
- Alat pelindung pernapasan yang mampu menyaring partikel sangat kecil.
- Pakaian pelindung yang tahan api (disebut ... resistant clothing).
- Penghantar yang berfungsi untuk mengalirkan arus listrik ke tanah (sistem ...).
- Alat pelindung kepala yang tidak cocok untuk kejatuhan benda, hanya untuk benturan.
- Besar arus listrik (dalam mA) yang merupakan batas maksimal yang diizinkan mengalir ke tubuh manusia menurut PUIL.
- Warna helm safety untuk tamu perusahaan.
- Alat pelindung mata yang membentuk segel pelindung di sekitar mata.
- Salah satu potensi bahaya listrik selain kejut dan kebakaran (efek ...).
- Penghantar listrik yang terbuka dapat menimbulkan bahaya ...
- Jenis bahaya sentuhan ketika menyentuh bodi peralatan listrik yang terkena kegagalan isolasi.
- Penghubung yang tidak sesuai kapasitas dapat menyebabkan kebakaran.
- Alat Pelindung Diri (singkatan).
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- Besar tegangan maksimal yang dianggap berbahaya untuk tubuh manusia ( ... V AC).
- 2000 diberlakukan berdasarkan Keputusan ... No. 75/Men/2002.
- Penutup kepala untuk melindungi rambut dari debu atau mesin berputar.
- Jenis sepatu safety yang melindungi jari kaki dari kejatuhan benda.
- Instansi yang menerbitkan standar ANSI/ISEA untuk safety helmet.
- Kepanjangan dari APD.
- Alat pelindung tangan untuk pekerjaan listrik bertegangan.
- Pakaian pelindung dengan visibilitas tinggi (disebut ...-visibility).
- Alat pelindung kepala untuk melindungi dari bahan kimia atau radiasi panas tinggi.
- Standar nasional Indonesia yang menjadi acuan persyaratan teknis.
- Tindakan pertama untuk membebaskan korban sengatan listrik adalah ... tegangan suplai.
- Penghubung listrik yang sering disambung bertumpuk dapat menimbulkan bahaya.
26 Clues: Kepanjangan dari APD. • Alat Pelindung Diri (singkatan). • Warna helm safety untuk tamu perusahaan. • Alat pelindung tangan untuk pekerjaan listrik bertegangan. • 2000 diberlakukan berdasarkan Keputusan ... No. 75/Men/2002. • Penghantar listrik yang terbuka dapat menimbulkan bahaya ... • Instansi yang menerbitkan standar ANSI/ISEA untuk safety helmet. • ...
Chapter One: Keeping Food Safe 2023-09-18
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- requires that the person in charge of a food service operation become a Certified Food Protection Manager.
- The presence of harmful substances in food.
- Food that requires time and temperature control to limit the growth of pathogens.
- Makes recommendations for food safety regulation.
- When two or more people have the same symptoms after eating the same food.
- Food that has stayed too long at temperatures that are good growth for pathogens.
- May be biological, physical, or chemical.
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- The Cost of Foodborne Illness.
- Food that can be eaten without further preparation.
- The transfer of pathogens from one food to another.
- How food becomes unsafe.
- Population at high risk for foodborne illness.
- Greatest contaminant threat to Food safety
- Challenge to Food Safety.
- Disease transmitted to people by food.
15 Clues: How food becomes unsafe. • Challenge to Food Safety. • The Cost of Foodborne Illness. • Disease transmitted to people by food. • May be biological, physical, or chemical. • Greatest contaminant threat to Food safety • The presence of harmful substances in food. • Population at high risk for foodborne illness. • Makes recommendations for food safety regulation. • ...
Health and Safety Crosswalk 2022-09-13
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- it is your ... to work safely
- ...Our people and Our Brand
- Reporting Unsafe acts and conditions will prevent...
- Maintain three points of contact when ...a ladder.
- Our safety and Success depends on ... respecting and following our critical safety rules
- Campbell ... Safety Rules
- taking...is an unsafe act that can cause an injury
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- During an emergency you should use the exit... to you.
- Nothing we do is worth getting ...
- PPE stands for personal protective...
- ...need to be in place when machines are running
- Do not ... fire extinguishers
- It is easy to remember how to use a fire extinguisher if you remember the word ....
13 Clues: Campbell ... Safety Rules • ...Our people and Our Brand • it is your ... to work safely • Do not ... fire extinguishers • Nothing we do is worth getting ... • PPE stands for personal protective... • ...need to be in place when machines are running • Maintain three points of contact when ...a ladder. • taking...is an unsafe act that can cause an injury • ...
DHL Crossword Puzzle 2024-12-20
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- EOS stands for Employee _____ Survey.
- The founders of DHL are Adrian Dalsey, Larry _____, & Robert Lynn.
- BBS stands for Behavioral _____ Safety.
- _____ is the process of transporting & storing inventory.
- DHL is aiming for a _____ emissions target by 2050.
- We always put _____ first.
- DHL colors are _____ and red.
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- Our customer is _____ Chemical.
- We use a _____ to move pallets around.
- _____ is one of the First Choice tools we conduct to ensure that our processes and safety are being followed.
- This crossword puzzle brought to you by the _____Engagement Committee.
- Every two hours, the supervisors, leads and taskers have a _____ review.
- Our division is DHL _____ Chain.
13 Clues: We always put _____ first. • DHL colors are _____ and red. • Our customer is _____ Chemical. • Our division is DHL _____ Chain. • EOS stands for Employee _____ Survey. • We use a _____ to move pallets around. • BBS stands for Behavioral _____ Safety. • DHL is aiming for a _____ emissions target by 2050. • _____ is the process of transporting & storing inventory. • ...
Food Safety Culture Crossword! 2024-06-17
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- White ones are worn in orange and heightened orange zones, blue ones are worn in green and yellow zones
- Zoning: the facility is divided into defined areas based on food safety risk.
- Washing: The most effective measure in the prevention of bacteria transmission
- Thousand: on average, we produce and impact X amount of infants daily
- on Water: A program of ours that focuses on dry environments.
- Defense: protecting food from intentional adulteration.
- used to clean bump caps when transitioning between different zones.
- Cleaning: 0145.2-WI procedure
- Safety Culture: the shared values, beliefs and norms that affect mind-set and behavior toward food safety
- Whose responsibility is it to address moisture found in the environment?
- our #1 pest concern to date
- Point: Places in or around a structure that can provide shelter and protection of pests for survival.
- Seconds: the duration of handwashing
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- Policy: We are committed to provide safe quality nutritional products that consistently meet or exceed customer expectations and regulatory requirements.
- one bacterium that we are most concerned about
- Petri Dish Award: quarterly award for Cronobacter remediation efforts
- Sighting Form: Form used to report pests.
- The minimum requirement of shoe cleaning
- suits that should never be worn in the bathroom stalls and should never touch the floor.
- Food Safety Day: What was June 7th related to Food Safety?
- Design: an application of design techniques that aim to reduce contamination risk.
- contamination: the transfer of harmful bacteria to food
- Something: If you see something, _____________________
- Performance Indicators: measurement of performance reported out on all monthly Food Safety Communications
24 Clues: our #1 pest concern to date • Cleaning: 0145.2-WI procedure • Seconds: the duration of handwashing • The minimum requirement of shoe cleaning • Sighting Form: Form used to report pests. • one bacterium that we are most concerned about • Something: If you see something, _____________________ • Defense: protecting food from intentional adulteration. • ...
Storm Safety 2022-04-08
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- A drink that keeps you hydrated
- To send a distress signal
- To call for help
- Something you can light up and use as light
- Helps when someone is sick
- To avoid getting your feet wet
- A box with bandages in case someone gets hurt
- When a storm is coming there is a noise
- Something that covers you from rain
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- A place where you are protected and safe
- To stay warm and sleep
- To avoid getting your clothes wet
- To listen to the forecast
- When a storm is coming
- A resource you need in your body
- To turn on something with fire
- A light you can hold when there is no power
- Somewhere you can take shelter underground
18 Clues: To call for help • To stay warm and sleep • When a storm is coming • To send a distress signal • To listen to the forecast • Helps when someone is sick • To turn on something with fire • To avoid getting your feet wet • A drink that keeps you hydrated • A resource you need in your body • To avoid getting your clothes wet • Something that covers you from rain • ...
Storm Safety 2022-04-08
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- A drink that keeps you hydrated
- To send a distress signal
- To call for help
- Something you can light up and use as light
- Helps when someone is sick
- To avoid getting your feet wet
- A box with bandages in case someone gets hurt
- When a storm is coming there is a noise
- Something that covers you from rain
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- A place where you are protected and safe
- To stay warm and sleep
- To avoid getting your clothes wet
- To listen to the forecast
- When a storm is coming
- A resource you need in your body
- To turn on something with fire
- A light you can hold when there is no power
- Somewhere you can take shelter underground
18 Clues: To call for help • To stay warm and sleep • When a storm is coming • To send a distress signal • To listen to the forecast • Helps when someone is sick • To turn on something with fire • To avoid getting your feet wet • A drink that keeps you hydrated • A resource you need in your body • To avoid getting your clothes wet • Something that covers you from rain • ...
ROAD SAFETY 2015-01-08
18 Clues: IVRE • VELO • CAMION • ALCOOL • CASQUE • PRUDENT • FATIGUE • PANNEAU • PARKING • CONDUIRE • ETEINDRE • LA ROUTE • PORTABLE • FEU ROUGE • S'ARRETER • TELEPHONER • GILET JAUNE • CEINTURE DE SECURITE
kitchen safety 2023-03-17
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- Keep your floor clear of....
- turn the... off
- tie your... back
- Be careful around....objects
- always... after yourself
- never run with a...
- the most common kitchen accident is...
- always defrost food in the...
- wash your... before cooking
- never around.... in the kitchen
- you should always cook food at the right..
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- Keep a .... near the kitchen.
- do not wear loose...
- hold a Knife by the...
- Do not leave.....unattended
- if you get burned you run it under...water
- wash your hands for...sec
- Always cut....from body
18 Clues: turn the... off • tie your... back • never run with a... • do not wear loose... • hold a Knife by the... • Always cut....from body • always... after yourself • wash your hands for...sec • Do not leave.....unattended • wash your... before cooking • Keep your floor clear of.... • Be careful around....objects • Keep a .... near the kitchen. • always defrost food in the... • ...
Shop Safety 2023-01-30
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- what you will be working with
- the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury.
- what to do when done
- what to do when done
- to enter the shop you must get...
- To protect your eyes wear...
- When carrying wood wear...
- To prevent slipping
- what to done when done with a machine
- how to not have your fingers chopped off
- To be safe
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- ____ is not allowed
- how to be safe and not get kicked out of the shop
- how to not get stuck in a machine
- must have this signed
- how to not have your hair/head chopped off
- People need to get _____ to go into the shop
- how to not have your toes chopped off
- where all the rules need to be followed
19 Clues: To be safe • ____ is not allowed • To prevent slipping • what to do when done • what to do when done • must have this signed • When carrying wood wear... • To protect your eyes wear... • what you will be working with • how to not get stuck in a machine • to enter the shop you must get... • how to not have your toes chopped off • what to done when done with a machine • ...
Safety Certifications 2023-01-18
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- Scrape of the skin
- Portable device that can deliver a shock to the heart to re-establish a rhythm.
- A lifesaving technique that's useful in many emergencies
- Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
- The pulse felt on the inner elbow
- A mild burn that damages the epidermis (outer layer of skin)
- An emergency technique in which a rescuer gives air to someone who is not breathing
- A severe reaction that occurs when an allergen is introduced to the bloodstream of an allergic individual.
- A complete blockage of the airway requiring immediate action
- A break in the skin or mucous membrane
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- Destruction of the subcutaneous tissue, affects every layer of the skin.
- the pulse felt at the wrist
- Destruction of the dermis, and blistering occurs.
- The immediate care for an ill or injured person that is temporary until professional medical care is available.
- Tools used as soon as possible for simple medical treatment.
- A sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain that affects how a person feels or acts for a short time
- The action of applying pressure to a choking person's stomach to force an object out of their throat
- The pulse felt along the large carotid artery on either side of the neck
18 Clues: Scrape of the skin • Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep • the pulse felt at the wrist • The pulse felt on the inner elbow • A break in the skin or mucous membrane • Destruction of the dermis, and blistering occurs. • A lifesaving technique that's useful in many emergencies • Tools used as soon as possible for simple medical treatment. • ...
Storm Safety 2020-10-14
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- Thunderstorms can last minutes to _____.
- Issued when a tornado is on the ground or has been spotted in your area.
- Tornadoes typically last _____ to minutes.
- Most dangerous part of a tornado.
- Hurricanes last several _____.
- Hurricanes form from uneven heating over _____.
- Safest place to be in a tornado.
- If you can’t get to the safest place during a tornado, find a low-lying _____.
- Most dangerous part of a thunderstorm
- Where most of the world’s tornados take place.
- If you can’t get to a safe place during a thunder storm, ____ down and get on your toes, cover your ears.
Down
- Issued if hurricane conditions are possible in the next 48 hours.
- Issued when hurricane conditions are expected within 36 hours.
- Most dangerous part of a hurricane.
- Safest place to be in a thunderstorm.
- What to do if there is a hurricane warning.
- Issued if conditions are right for a tornado to develop in your area.
- Tornadoes form from uneven heating over _____.
18 Clues: Hurricanes last several _____. • Safest place to be in a tornado. • Most dangerous part of a tornado. • Most dangerous part of a hurricane. • Safest place to be in a thunderstorm. • Most dangerous part of a thunderstorm • Thunderstorms can last minutes to _____. • Tornadoes typically last _____ to minutes. • What to do if there is a hurricane warning. • ...
Safety Vocabulary 2022-08-26
Across
- Injury - cuts and bruises
- - an object that is in the way
- - The condition of being protected from hurt, injury, or loss
- - care taken beforehand
- - An unfortunate event resulting from carelessness, unawareness, ignorance, or unavoidable causes
- - you were unaware of a potential hazard
- - under the direction of another person
- - Dangerous
- - Highest level of toxicity. Represented by red and the skull and cross bones
- - Faulty
Down
- Injury - permanent damage or death
- - rough, noisy activity
- - poisonous
- - not caring about yourself or others
- - Weariness or exhaustion
- - not in working order
- - Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow.
- - Moderate toxicity level. Orange.
18 Clues: - Faulty • - poisonous • - Dangerous • - not in working order • - rough, noisy activity • - care taken beforehand • Injury - cuts and bruises • - Weariness or exhaustion • - an object that is in the way • Injury - permanent damage or death • - Moderate toxicity level. Orange. • - Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow. • - not caring about yourself or others • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-10-07
Across
- how many steps there are to wash your hands
- one of the most frequently missed areas while washing your hands
- another one of the most frequently missed areas while washing your hands
- the degree of the angle you hold the epipen at
- the word to remember what to do when someone is in anaphylaxis shock
- tiny living creatures like bacteria
- most common food borne illness
- this occurs when you use the same cutting board or pan as raw meat
- Almonds,Walnuts,and pecans are called
Down
- what to use to wash your hands and dishes
- the colour cap you pull off an epipen
- what to use to check if meat is cooked
- The minimum amount of time you should wash your hands
- the minimum temperature foods should be chilled at (Fahrenheit)
- What its called when foods are left out in temperatures 5 to 60 degrees Celsius
- the minimum temperature foods should be cooked at (Celsius)
- least common food borne illness
- how many seconds you hold the epipen in for
18 Clues: most common food borne illness • least common food borne illness • tiny living creatures like bacteria • the colour cap you pull off an epipen • Almonds,Walnuts,and pecans are called • what to use to check if meat is cooked • what to use to wash your hands and dishes • how many steps there are to wash your hands • how many seconds you hold the epipen in for • ...
