safety Crossword Puzzles
processes of science 2021-08-26
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- how accurate something is
- It is a document that includes the safety requirements developed in the risk assessment.
- a book forming part of a work or series.
- a body's relative mass or the quantity of matter contained by it, giving rise to a downward force; the heaviness of a person or thing.
- Scientific notation is a way of expressing numbers that are too large or too small to be conveniently written in decimal form. It may be referred to as scientific form or standard index form, or standard form i n the UK.
- the action of measuring something.
- the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury.
- a change or the process of change by which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment.
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- the emission of energy as electromagnetic waves or as moving subatomic particles, especially high-energy particles which cause ionization.
- the rate at which someone or something can move or operate.
- a scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact.
- A safety data sheet, material safety data sheet, or product safety data sheet is a document that lists information
- Significant figures of a number in positional notation are digits in the number that are reliable and necessary to indicate the quantity of something.
- based on the meter as a unit of length, relating to the metric system
- the quality or state of being correct or precise.
15 Clues: how accurate something is • the action of measuring something. • a book forming part of a work or series. • the quality or state of being correct or precise. • the rate at which someone or something can move or operate. • based on the meter as a unit of length, relating to the metric system • ...
Name That Pathway Term! 2026-03-04
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- A visual display of quality data used to monitor performance and safety outcomes.
- Harmful or threatening behavior directed toward healthcare staff by patients or visitors.
- The practice of using the best research, clinical expertise, and patient preferences to guide care.
- A brief team meeting where staff review safety concerns and important updates.
- A confidential workplace program that provides employees 24/7 support for mental health, legal, financial, and personal challenges. (Often referred to by its abbreviation)
- A structured investigation used after a safety event to identify underlying system causes. (Commonly referred to by its abbreviation; 3 words)
- The organization’s purpose or reason for existing. (Hint: _____, Vision, & Values.)
- SMCS’s shared decision-making council where nurses and interdisciplinary staff collaborate to review issues and improve practice.
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- A workplace culture where staff feel safe speaking up about concerns or mistakes without fear of blame or retaliation.
- Care that respects and includes the needs, preferences, and participation of patients and families.
- Pathway to Excellence term for a nurse who provides patient care directly at the bedside. (Hint: 3 words)
- A formal report used to document safety events or near misses. (Commonly referred to by its abbreviation; 3 words)
- A four-step improvement cycle used to test a change and evaluate results. (Commonly known by its abbreviation)
- Security devices installed last year based on employee feedback to screen everyone entering the hospital for weapons.
- A pattern identified over time that helps teams recognize recurring safety concerns.
15 Clues: A brief team meeting where staff review safety concerns and important updates. • A visual display of quality data used to monitor performance and safety outcomes. • The organization’s purpose or reason for existing. (Hint: _____, Vision, & Values.) • A pattern identified over time that helps teams recognize recurring safety concerns. • ...
Tomah Health Patient Safety Week 2026 2026-03-04
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- serves as an effective verbal alarm. It allows anyone to speak up without challenging someone’s authority or professionalism
- promotes a fair and supportive learning environment within organizations, where both administrators and employees share responsibility for maintaining safe practices and minimizing errors
- an event or circumstance that had the potential to cause an incident or critical situation but did not actually occur due to corrective action and/or timely intervention
- Where can anyone report good catches and incidences?
- This department has focused process improvement efforts on patient falls by implementing "nighttime orders"
- Who are we accredited by?
- Patient safety is ________'s responsibility
- We use two different forms of patient ________ to ensure the correct person receives the correct care.
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- Continuous, systematic approach aimed at enhancing processes, outcomes, and overall efficiencies
- The ED is focusing on our response to ________risk as a patient safety process improvement initiative.
- Who is Tomah Health's Patient Safety Officer?
- Facility Services marks and inspects “high _____ objects” to ensure they are properly cleaned.
- The transfer of information during transitions in care across the continuum
- A program at TH that encourages staff to view the work that we do from a different perspective. The hope is that staff learn how each department contributes to providing excellent patient care
- This survey helps us assess how our staff and providers perceive various aspects of our patient safety culture. This survey opens during Patient Safety Awareness Week and runs for 4 weeks.
15 Clues: Who are we accredited by? • Patient safety is ________'s responsibility • Who is Tomah Health's Patient Safety Officer? • Where can anyone report good catches and incidences? • The transfer of information during transitions in care across the continuum • Facility Services marks and inspects “high _____ objects” to ensure they are properly cleaned. • ...
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2026-03-05
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- Who you can go to with safety related questions (team members)
- Identifying a potential safety situation before anything dangerous occurs
- Online system for employees to complete yearly required safety learnings
- Number to call to activate a behavioral code
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- Where situations that can/have caused patient/staff harm should be reported
- A way to ensure your patient thoroughly understands the education you are providing
- Completed to provide feedback around compliance with our safety
- The top priority for our patients and ourselves
- An error prevention tool for communicating clearly (acronym)
9 Clues: Number to call to activate a behavioral code • The top priority for our patients and ourselves • An error prevention tool for communicating clearly (acronym) • Who you can go to with safety related questions (team members) • Completed to provide feedback around compliance with our safety • Online system for employees to complete yearly required safety learnings • ...
parts on a car 2015-08-05
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- makes your engine run
- makes you se in fog
- makes your car running
- makes your engine cool down
- brake safety
- makes you car balance and comfortable
- to the ignition lock
- deliver fuel to the engine
- to put the fuel in
- makes your car stop
- makes the grip to the road
- not diesel
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- makes it sound good
- so you can se in dark
- deliver air and fuel to the engine
- not patrol
- 1-2-3-4-5-R
- a part of the clutch
- safety for the people in the car
- makes your engine more powerfull
20 Clues: not patrol • not diesel • 1-2-3-4-5-R • brake safety • to put the fuel in • makes it sound good • makes you se in fog • makes your car stop • to the ignition lock • a part of the clutch • makes your engine run • so you can se in dark • makes your car running • deliver fuel to the engine • makes the grip to the road • makes your engine cool down • safety for the people in the car • ...
Administrative Laws 2025-04-01
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- The National Highway Safety Act is?
- Decisions
- The roadways and the off road areas
- Objects or conditions
- _____ leading to cause of death overall
- Highway Transportation parts
- Over 194 million drivers are?
- Comes with privilege
- Requires automakers to build certain safety feats. into vehicles
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- Regulated by federal, state and local governments
- Drivers license requirements, vehicle registration, state laws
- Changes will create
- Over 57% of vehicle death involves?
- Drivers need to be?
- Based on traffic flow, road use, turns, etc.
- Odd Numbers
- The chance to injure many people, vehicles, and property
- Even numbers
- Actions to take
- Speed limits, traffic controls, roads
20 Clues: Decisions • Odd Numbers • Even numbers • Actions to take • Changes will create • Drivers need to be? • Comes with privilege • Objects or conditions • Highway Transportation parts • Over 194 million drivers are? • Over 57% of vehicle death involves? • The National Highway Safety Act is? • The roadways and the off road areas • Speed limits, traffic controls, roads • ...
Don't Walk Past 2026-07-09
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- protection, BOOTS
- milk to kill germs, PASTEURISE
- in the workplace, HAZARD
- found in milk, LACTOSE
- the temperature, THERMOMETER
- bug in dairy, LISTERIA
- a hair covering, NET
- milk on floor, SPILL
- that spoil milk, BACTERIA
- on a wet floor, SLIP
- to make butter, CHURN
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- steps document (abbrev.), SOP
- part of cheese, WHEY
- layer for butter, CREAM
- safety sheet (abbrev.), SDS
- over your clothes, APRON
- smell means spoilage, ODOUR
- protection, GLOVES
- equipment germ-free, SANITISE
- hands before work, HYGIENE
- from fermented milk, LACTIC
- protection, GOGGLES
- hurt by hot steam, BURN
- machine in an emergency, STOP
- part of cheese, CURD
25 Clues: protection, BOOTS • protection, GLOVES • protection, GOGGLES • part of cheese, WHEY • a hair covering, NET • milk on floor, SPILL • on a wet floor, SLIP • part of cheese, CURD • to make butter, CHURN • found in milk, LACTOSE • bug in dairy, LISTERIA • layer for butter, CREAM • hurt by hot steam, BURN • over your clothes, APRON • in the workplace, HAZARD • that spoil milk, BACTERIA • ...
Staff Competencies Crossword Puzzle 2026-03-16
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- weight restrictions are a form of
- core competencies aren't just for some staff
- organizing activities suitable for a group
- duty-relevant participant info
- evaluating your own personal abilities and limitations
- this activity may be dangerous
- immediate course evacuation
- management of physical safety
- challenge course association
- participant requirement
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- participant personal information
- emergency action
- pre-flight safety check
- where evacuation outlines are located
- core competencies
- communication of relevant information prior to an activity
- gear utilized for self-navigation
- checking physical abilities, readiness, behavior, etc.
- radioing your co-guide
- record of incidents, inspections, maintenance, etc.
20 Clues: emergency action • core competencies • radioing your co-guide • pre-flight safety check • participant requirement • immediate course evacuation • challenge course association • management of physical safety • duty-relevant participant info • this activity may be dangerous • participant personal information • weight restrictions are a form of • gear utilized for self-navigation • ...
Food Safety 2020-10-27
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- ____________ is responsible for ensuring the Food Safety Policy is implemented
- safety - Management must be involved in and committed to this ________________ management system
- Plan - An _______ ______ must be prepared to address potential situations
- Program- ___________ _____________ are the basic conditions and activities that are necessary to maintain a hygienic environment throughout the food chain.
- Human Resources, infrastructure and work environment ___________ are the responsibility of top management
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- - ____________ is responsible for reporting problems with the FSMS
- - The Food Safety team __________ reports the status of the FSMS
- Your organization must plan all of the ___________ that go into making your product in order to ensure a safe end product
- The Food Safety Team conducts hazard ___________ to identify potential food safety hazards
- A management _________ is a key step in a management systems approach.
10 Clues: - The Food Safety team __________ reports the status of the FSMS • - ____________ is responsible for reporting problems with the FSMS • A management _________ is a key step in a management systems approach. • Plan - An _______ ______ must be prepared to address potential situations • ...
parts on a car 2015-08-05
Across
- safety for the people in the car
- deliver fuel to the engine
- makes your engine run
- makes it sound good
- makes you se in fog
- to the ignition lock
- so you can se in dark
- 1-2-3-4-5-R
- brake safety
- not diesel
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- makes your car running
- deliver air and fuel to the engine
- not patrol
- makes you car balance and comfortable
- a part of the clutch
- makes your engine cool down
- to put the fuel in
- makes your engine more powerfull
- makes your car stop
- makes the grip to the road
20 Clues: not patrol • not diesel • 1-2-3-4-5-R • brake safety • to put the fuel in • makes it sound good • makes you se in fog • makes your car stop • a part of the clutch • to the ignition lock • makes your engine run • so you can se in dark • makes your car running • deliver fuel to the engine • makes the grip to the road • makes your engine cool down • safety for the people in the car • ...
Chapter 53 2017-12-07
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- I protect
- I drink
- I put forward/explain
- to promise
- I protected
- to put forward/explain
- to finish accomplish
- of safety
- heart (nom.)
- I have promised
- of a heart
- of a guest/host
- safety (nom.)
- use (nom.)
- wrote the Lives of the 12 Caesars
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- I finish/accomplish
- to protect
- I promise
- nocturnal (m. nom. si.)
- guest/host (nom.)
- to drink
- wrote the Res Gestae Divi Augusti
- having been put forward/explained
- moderate/small (m. nom. si.)
- gender of salus
- I have put forward/explained
- why?
- both (m. nom. si.)
28 Clues: why? • I drink • to drink • I protect • I promise • of safety • to protect • to promise • of a heart • use (nom.) • I protected • heart (nom.) • safety (nom.) • gender of salus • I have promised • of a guest/host • guest/host (nom.) • both (m. nom. si.) • I finish/accomplish • to finish accomplish • I put forward/explain • to put forward/explain • nocturnal (m. nom. si.) • moderate/small (m. nom. si.) • ...
Food Handlers Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-22
Across
- Impure by exposure
- Following safety procedures
- When raw foods are kept hot and apart
- when food goes bad
- An intestinal bacteria
- Removing dirt or any other little things
- Wash, Rinse, then Sanatize
- A micro parasite
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- Comes from eating contaminated foods
- Inflamation of the liver
- contaminates water and food supplies
- parasite that causes food poisoning
- Measures temperature
- A bacteria that occurs in the intestine
- Part of a group of viruses called caliciviruses
- Causes diseases
- Mopping dirty surfaces
- Kills microscopic bacteria
- A type of roundworm infection
- Being exposed to something
20 Clues: Causes diseases • A micro parasite • Impure by exposure • when food goes bad • Measures temperature • An intestinal bacteria • Mopping dirty surfaces • Inflamation of the liver • Kills microscopic bacteria • Being exposed to something • Wash, Rinse, then Sanatize • Following safety procedures • A type of roundworm infection • parasite that causes food poisoning • ...
Weekend Crossword 2022-06-21
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- Sometimes, there will be an.
- Ready, Set...
- Always first.
- Type of door for inbound/outbound shipments?
- Responsible for product accuracy (count).
- Fun, group activity used to bond.
- RF Gun used for.
- Job ______ Sheet.
- Gift from where?
- Sorter takes the cart to what area?
- What DHL/NIKE takes pride in.
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- Visual flow-chart.
- Who verifies shipments?
- 4ft 11inches.
- Leveling out the work-flow.
- Just Do It!
- Assistance needed.
- Comes before the cut, but after the unload
- Continuous improvement.
- Safety First!
- Proper/safe/efficiently setup work area.
- Receiving product.
- Not RELAY!
- To store product.
24 Clues: Not RELAY! • Just Do It! • 4ft 11inches. • Ready, Set... • Always first. • Safety First! • RF Gun used for. • Gift from where? • To store product. • Job ______ Sheet. • Visual flow-chart. • Assistance needed. • Receiving product. • Who verifies shipments? • Continuous improvement. • Leveling out the work-flow. • Sometimes, there will be an. • What DHL/NIKE takes pride in. • ...
Crossword to Zero Harm 2026-02-17
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- Protecting patients from harm
- Words used to stop the line
- Raise a concern up the chain
- Ability to recover after setbacks
- Goal of eliminating preventable harm
- Voice a concern respectfully
- Repeat-back to confirm understanding
- Structured format for critical information
- Built-in backup protection
- Following the expert in the room
- Clear exchange of information
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- Reduce variation in process
- Double-checking each other for accuracy
- Staying alert to small failures
- Working together toward a shared goal
- Review after an event to improve
- Short planning discussion before action
- Fair accountability without blame
- Open sharing of safety concerns
- Foundation of strong teams
20 Clues: Built-in backup protection • Foundation of strong teams • Reduce variation in process • Words used to stop the line • Raise a concern up the chain • Voice a concern respectfully • Protecting patients from harm • Clear exchange of information • Staying alert to small failures • Open sharing of safety concerns • Review after an event to improve • Following the expert in the room • ...
Road Safety Week Crossword 2018-09-11
13 Clues: Not drunk • Fasten, safe • Drive too fast • Awake and aware • Completely quiet • Absence of danger • Opposite of blunt • Not moving quickly • Safety strap worn in a car • Contamination of the environment • Controlling and steering a vehicle • Sending a message on your mobile phone • Where criminals are sent for punishment
Shop Safety 2022-10-20
12 Clues: wood fire • grease fire • information • Machine hazard • electrical fire • safety equipment • fire extinguisher • loose clothing or hair be • regulates workplace safety • Caution machine adjustments • is never allowed in the shop • stripes mark the walkway on the floor
Philip Monaco 2012-07-12
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- made pipeline tracking.
- produce safety by applying knowledge of industrial processes.
- made a nuclear power plant.
- make models.
- design photonics systems.
- design solar thermal systems.
- design surgical robots and artificial organs.
- design new transportation systems.
- made jet engine.
- create databases for validation testing.
- debug robotics programs.
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- design and improve all kinds of mechanical devices.
- invented the fire sprinkler.
- design wind farm collector systems.
- design large buildings, towers, and bridges.
- made the steam turbine.
- design and invent new processes.
- design sustainable buildings.
- responsible for the building of an aircraft.
- design operational solutions for projects.
20 Clues: make models. • made jet engine. • made pipeline tracking. • made the steam turbine. • debug robotics programs. • design photonics systems. • made a nuclear power plant. • invented the fire sprinkler. • design solar thermal systems. • design sustainable buildings. • design and invent new processes. • design new transportation systems. • design wind farm collector systems. • ...
Volunteer 2013-03-04
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- Alcohol-based hand rub
- Body system supporting the spine
- Who is responsible for security?
- The most single effective way of removing bacteria from hands
- Security office location
- Bacteria in or on the body not causing illness
- Fibrous tissue that links together two bones
- Remove Alert Contain Evacuate
- Potential to harm health & safety of a person
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- Posture position with least stress
- Work Health & Safety
- Used to wash hands
- 33 (2 words)
- Micro-organisms
- A spinal structure
- Relates to work evironment
- Bacteria in or on the body causing illness
- Attach muscles to bone
- Code Red
- Report incidents to
20 Clues: Code Red • 33 (2 words) • Micro-organisms • Used to wash hands • A spinal structure • Report incidents to • Work Health & Safety • Alcohol-based hand rub • Attach muscles to bone • Security office location • Relates to work evironment • Remove Alert Contain Evacuate • Body system supporting the spine • Who is responsible for security? • Posture position with least stress • ...
Chapter 53 2017-12-07
Across
- to drink
- both (m. nom. si.)
- of a guest/host
- of a heart
- why?
- I finish/accomplish
- wrote the Lives of the 12 Caesars
- nocturnal (m. nom. si.)
- I have promised
- to promise
- use (nom.)
- I promise
- I protect
- I have put forward/explained
- heart (nom.)
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- guest/host (nom.)
- of safety
- moderate/small (m. nom. si.)
- I protected
- I put forward/explain
- having been put forward/explained
- to put forward/explain
- safety (nom.)
- gender of salus
- wrote the Res Gestae Divi Augusti
- I drink
- to protect
- to finish accomplish
28 Clues: why? • I drink • to drink • of safety • I promise • I protect • of a heart • to protect • to promise • use (nom.) • I protected • heart (nom.) • safety (nom.) • of a guest/host • gender of salus • I have promised • guest/host (nom.) • both (m. nom. si.) • I finish/accomplish • to finish accomplish • I put forward/explain • to put forward/explain • nocturnal (m. nom. si.) • moderate/small (m. nom. si.) • ...
Manual Handling Crossword Puzzle 2026-01-14
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- Should always remain slightly bent during MH activity
- Must not be used
- Must always be used
- Used to hire bariatric equipment
- CHECKS Must always be carried out before using equipment
- Used to transfer patients between beds
- Always work within these
- Used to lift patients
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- Must always be used in pairs
- Must be carried out
- Assess patients using equipment
- Is key
- Should be observed throughout manual handling tasks
- Central support structure of the body
- Information about health and safety at work
- A standing aid
- Legislation referring to lifting equipment
- Must be attended annually
- First, always
- Popular hoist brand
20 Clues: Is key • First, always • A standing aid • Must not be used • Must be carried out • Must always be used • Popular hoist brand • Used to lift patients • Always work within these • Must be attended annually • Must always be used in pairs • Assess patients using equipment • Used to hire bariatric equipment • Central support structure of the body • Used to transfer patients between beds • ...
OR Surgical Terms 2025-07-29
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- Pencil like cautery instrument
- Team member responsible for sedation and vital monitoring
- Tissue sent to lab for testing
- Surgical joint replacement
- Non-sterile team member ensuring OR efficiency
- State of asepsis
- Incision into the abdominal cavity
- Atraumatic forceps used for delicate tissue handling
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- Gallbladder removal
- Final safety check before surgery starts
- Cleaning the skin before surgery
- Captain of the ship
- Self-retaining, sharp or dull prongs
- Knife
- Safety procedure to keep track of sponges, sharps, and instruments
- Delivery via abdominal incision
- Clean hands
- Material used to maintain sterile field around incision
- Surgical specialty involving bones
- Close wounds
20 Clues: Knife • Clean hands • Close wounds • State of asepsis • Gallbladder removal • Captain of the ship • Surgical joint replacement • Pencil like cautery instrument • Tissue sent to lab for testing • Delivery via abdominal incision • Cleaning the skin before surgery • Surgical specialty involving bones • Incision into the abdominal cavity • Self-retaining, sharp or dull prongs • ...
Safety Days PUZZLER 2024-09-17
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- winters worst surface
- painted on the floor
- OHC representative
- RMI favorite color
- protects our "lookers"
- Has a trunk
- hot way to cut
- what's for lunch
- _ _ _ _ out, tag out
- why we stay off trucks
- why we are here
- who is responsible for safety
- hand helper
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- who uses the most Band-Aids
- what we call an accident
- head covering
- what we want to stop
- what visitors must do
- Large marsupial
- visitors must wear
- cold cutting steel
- Likes to chase mice
- overhead lifter
- Flying mammal
- noise reducer
- Man's best friend
- what is job one
27 Clues: Has a trunk • hand helper • head covering • Flying mammal • noise reducer • hot way to cut • Large marsupial • overhead lifter • why we are here • what is job one • what's for lunch • Man's best friend • OHC representative • visitors must wear • RMI favorite color • cold cutting steel • Likes to chase mice • what we want to stop • painted on the floor • _ _ _ _ out, tag out • winters worst surface • ...
Darling Ingredients Safe & Sound Week 2026-08-05
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- To stop a task if you notice a hazard or feel unsure.
- A labeling process used with lockout to warn others not to operate machinery.
- A substance that can cause damage to skin, eyes, or metals.
- Immediate medical care given to an injured person.
- A type of hazard where a body part can be caught between objects.
- A flexible tube used to convey water; can be a trip hazard.
- A container for storing gases under pressure.
- Being alert to your surroundings and potential hazards.
- Hot water in a vapor state; can cause severe burns.
- A high-visibility garment worn to make a worker more easily seen.
- All individuals are responsible for safety.
- PPE for head protection.
- Protective reinforcement in the toe of a boot.
- Can refer to a 'Toolbox Talk,' a short safety meeting.
- Personal Protective Equipment.
- To officially inform someone about an incident or hazard.
- A heavy object that is temporarily lifted and hanging.
- PPE worn to protect the eyes.
- A safety device worn to prevent falls from height.
- Common hazards caused by wet floors or obstacles.
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- To drink plenty of water to prevent heat stress.
- Used to protect skin from the sun's UV rays.
- A type of PPE used to protect your hearing.
- Globally Harmonized System for classifying and labeling chemicals.
- A serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action.
- Without delay; how you should report an incident.
- PPE that protects the entire face from hazards.
- A substance with distinct properties, can be hazardous.
- A vehicle used to lift and move heavy materials.
- Safety Data Sheet; provides information on chemical hazards.
- A careful examination of equipment or a work area to ensure it's safe.
- A safety restraint in a vehicle or mobile equipment.
- The act of watching a task to identify safe and at-risk behaviors.
- An area with limited entry/exit, not designed for continuous occupancy.
- Freedom from harm or danger.
- Keeping the workplace clean, tidy, and free of trip hazards.
- A button or switch used to halt machinery in an emergency.
- PPE worn to protect the hands.
- Established or official way of doing something.
- An area or piece of equipment that can cause burns on contact.
- A procedure to de-energize equipment before maintenance.
- A formal document required for certain high-risk jobs.
42 Clues: PPE for head protection. • Freedom from harm or danger. • PPE worn to protect the eyes. • PPE worn to protect the hands. • Personal Protective Equipment. • A type of PPE used to protect your hearing. • All individuals are responsible for safety. • Used to protect skin from the sun's UV rays. • A container for storing gases under pressure. • ...
Ready Reliable Care Crossword - PSAW 2025 2025-03-10
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- if you focus on patient needs, preferences, & values,it means you understand patient ____________.
- how do we improve patient care and procedures and close the holes of the Swiss cheese by completing continuous _______ improvements.
- leadership shows __________ to HRO/RRC with a clear and constant emphasis on patient safety.
- standardized processes & valuing everyone’s input are two examples of elements of highly ________ organizations.
- when something doesn’t go as planned, you show a ___________ to simplify by searching for the root causes.
- _____________ means treating every patient with the right treatment at the right time and for the right reasons.
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- you show your team and other tiger medics appreciation for what they do by having respect for ______.
- safety _______ are for leadership to have conversations with staff about patient safety & staff well-being.
- the safety _____________ bundle is how we tell DHA the status of our RRC program quarterly.
- in times of adversity, you keep a _________ of purpose by keeping your eyes on our goal of zero harm.
- staff shows a _______ of safety by being committed to zero patient harm.
- if you are mindful of people, procedures, and systems that impact patient care, you have a __________ to operations.
- _____________ with failure means anticipating, and addressing potential points of failure to help achieve zero harm.
- if you make a mistake and then take time to learn from it, you understand and have a commitment to __________.
- finding the person with the most expertise when you have a problem regardless of rank, means you understand ________ to expertise.
15 Clues: staff shows a _______ of safety by being committed to zero patient harm. • the safety _____________ bundle is how we tell DHA the status of our RRC program quarterly. • leadership shows __________ to HRO/RRC with a clear and constant emphasis on patient safety. • ...
Unit Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2020-03-26
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- a cave formation pointing down
- a small hole
- a relative from the past
- a picture by hand
- to pursue someone or thing
- to go down
- finding out where someone or thing is
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- safety gear that shines
- you will need this to tie your safety gear
- to go up
- a structure used to hold something up, vertically
- in an ocean, in a sea, in a lake, you are soaked
- a cave formation pointing up
- a mouse with wings
- a small river
- something you didn't intend
- to intersect
- a light
- a dangerous chance
- killed the cat
20 Clues: a light • to go up • to go down • a small hole • to intersect • a small river • killed the cat • a picture by hand • a mouse with wings • a dangerous chance • safety gear that shines • a relative from the past • to pursue someone or thing • something you didn't intend • a cave formation pointing up • a cave formation pointing down • finding out where someone or thing is • ...
EHS Q121 Crossword Puzzle 2020-12-11
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- Acronym for protective wear
- Individuals who get the job done
- Step for proper operation
- Look upon critically
- Use the PASS method with this.
- Your physiological wellbeing
- General term for minimizing risk
- Eye Protection
- Should be exercised at all times
- The chance something could go wrong
- Document designed to guide an individual
- Air land and sea
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- Term referring a "close call"
- A bond with one another or an idea
- Use this to flush your peepers
- Never on purpose
- Term for something which can cause injury
- Acronym for regulatory body for worker safety.
- Hand protection
- Details on an incident or event
20 Clues: Eye Protection • Hand protection • Never on purpose • Air land and sea • Look upon critically • Step for proper operation • Acronym for protective wear • Your physiological wellbeing • Term referring a "close call" • Use this to flush your peepers • Use the PASS method with this. • Details on an incident or event • Individuals who get the job done • General term for minimizing risk • ...
Residential Wiring 2024-01-02
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- Device for changing voltage levels
- Unit of electrical current
- Device storing electrical energy
- Material that blocks electrical flow
- Material allowing electricity to flow
- Electrical socket or outlet
- Unit of electrical resistance
- Protective tube for electrical wires
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- Opposition to electrical flow
- Electrical pressure
- Device to interrupt electrical flow
- Electrical device for a specific function
- Connecting to the earth for safety
- Device for controlling the flow of electricity
- Closed loop for electricity
- Permanent electrical device like a light
- Connection point in a circuit
- System of electrical conductors
- Safety device against electric shock
- Socket for connecting electrical devices
20 Clues: Electrical pressure • Unit of electrical current • Closed loop for electricity • Electrical socket or outlet • Opposition to electrical flow • Connection point in a circuit • Unit of electrical resistance • System of electrical conductors • Device storing electrical energy • Device for changing voltage levels • Connecting to the earth for safety • ...
TJH Crossword 2024-11-15
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- treeplntn apart of
- To prevent incidents reoccuring
- When safety is first, you....
- Partner for beach cleanup
- Concluded with one non-conformance
- Beneficiary of sigma run
- enhanced with the battery backup system
- Lasted 8 weeks
- Adherance to ISO 9001 14001
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- to be impl in 2 yrs
- deals with cx complaints
- the group aims to promote
- To reduce work related incidents
- Aims to increase the use of
- One of the group's objectives
- Top up options will soon be available through
- Some accidents lead to damage to ......
- IPL runner up
- improvements taking place at
- Safety is ...accidents are painful
20 Clues: IPL runner up • Lasted 8 weeks • treeplntn apart of • to be impl in 2 yrs • deals with cx complaints • Beneficiary of sigma run • the group aims to promote • Partner for beach cleanup • Aims to increase the use of • Adherance to ISO 9001 14001 • improvements taking place at • One of the group's objectives • When safety is first, you.... • To prevent incidents reoccuring • ...
Engineering PPE 2024-10-11
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- Common name for personal protective equipment.
- A penalty for non-compliance with PPE regulations.
- Who is required by law to provide PPE to employees?
- What must be worn in areas with high noise levels?
- The agency responsible for enforcing health and safety regulations in the UK.
- Who is responsible for providing training on PPE use?
- The legal document that outlines the requirements for PPE at work.
- The group responsible for ensuring workplace safety.
- PPE used to protect the head from falling objects.
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- Abbreviation for the regulations on protective equipment at work.
- The person who must report damaged PPE to their employer.
- What must always be in good working order when provided to workers?
- What PPE is used for hand protection when handling chemicals?
- Another term for safety goggles to protect the eyes.
- A type of PPE used to protect the eyes.
- PPE used to protect the feet.
- A necessary part of ensuring PPE works effectively.
- A type of PPE that protects the respiratory system.
- Assessment A critical step in selecting PPE.
- Type of clothing designed to protect workers from chemical spills.
20 Clues: PPE used to protect the feet. • A type of PPE used to protect the eyes. • Assessment A critical step in selecting PPE. • Common name for personal protective equipment. • A penalty for non-compliance with PPE regulations. • What must be worn in areas with high noise levels? • PPE used to protect the head from falling objects. • ...
PSAW 2026 2026-03-12
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- Code called for a patient in distress
- The M in RMPS
- Policy _____: holds the policies applicable to our medical center
- Code Called for an infant abduction
- The P in P.A.S.S(fire response)
- First Name of your local Patient Safety Director
- ____ Consent conversation explains procedure/treatment risks, benefits, and alternatives
- Award given to KP staff who identify near misses that prevented harm to patients
- This can be used when hands aren't visibly soiled
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- Speaking up and Psychological Safety are important factors for a ____ Culture
- What does the S in SBAR stand for?
- Code Called for a hazardous material spill
- Example of a patient identifier: Name and _____
- How many days should a manager take to close out assigned UORs
- What kind of violation is caused by leaving patients chart open and unattended
- Best Medical Center in Southern California
- You should always check if items are ______ *hint: you should do this with food
- What do you file to report a patient safety concern?
18 Clues: The M in RMPS • The P in P.A.S.S(fire response) • What does the S in SBAR stand for? • Code Called for an infant abduction • Code called for a patient in distress • Code Called for a hazardous material spill • Best Medical Center in Southern California • Example of a patient identifier: Name and _____ • First Name of your local Patient Safety Director • ...
Food Safety 2020-10-27
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- ____________ is responsible for ensuring the Food Safety Policy is implemented
- safety - Management must be involved in and committed to this ________________ management system
- Plan - An _______ ______ must be prepared to address potential situations
- Program- ___________ _____________ are the basic conditions and activities that are necessary to maintain a hygienic environment throughout the food chain.
- Human Resources, infrastructure and work environment ___________ are the responsibility of top management
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- - ____________ is responsible for reporting problems with the FSMS
- - The Food Safety team __________ reports the status of the FSMS
- Your organization must plan all of the ___________ that go into making your product in order to ensure a safe end product
- The Food Safety Team conducts hazard ___________ to identify potential food safety hazards
- A management _________ is a key step in a management systems approach.
10 Clues: - The Food Safety team __________ reports the status of the FSMS • - ____________ is responsible for reporting problems with the FSMS • A management _________ is a key step in a management systems approach. • Plan - An _______ ______ must be prepared to address potential situations • ...
Food Safety 2020-10-27
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- ____________ is responsible for ensuring the Food Safety Policy is implemented
- safety - Management must be involved in and committed to this ________________ management system
- Plan - An _______ ______ must be prepared to address potential situations
- Program- ___________ _____________ are the basic conditions and activities that are necessary to maintain a hygienic environment throughout the food chain.
- Human Resources, infrastructure and work environment ___________ are the responsibility of top management
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- - ____________ is responsible for reporting problems with the FSMS
- - The Food Safety team __________ reports the status of the FSMS
- Your organization must plan all of the ___________ that go into making your product in order to ensure a safe end product
- The Food Safety Team conducts hazard ___________ to identify potential food safety hazards
- A management _________ is a key step in a management systems approach.
10 Clues: - The Food Safety team __________ reports the status of the FSMS • - ____________ is responsible for reporting problems with the FSMS • A management _________ is a key step in a management systems approach. • Plan - An _______ ______ must be prepared to address potential situations • ...
Protocol 8 & Chief Complaint Selection Rules 2025-12-08
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- Patients who have inhaled smoke, carbon monoxide, or other chemicals may be found in any stage of _____?
- Finish this EMD Law of Safety: One patient down, ___ ___?
- Suicide by inhaling poisonous vapors that can be created from a mixture of household chemicals.
- An incident involving a gas, liquid, or solid that, in any quantity, poses a threat to life, health, or otherwise.
- If the actual type of suicide attempt is determined to be overdose, carbon monoxide, stab or gunshot wound, go to and dispatch from that more ____ ____.
- ______ in a patient who has inhaled carbon monoxide is a bad sign.
- Finish this EMD Law of Safety: Three patients down, ___ ___!
- Finish this EMD Law of Safety: Don't create ____ ____ at the scene.
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- All hazardous exposures and inhalations are considered ___-____ _____ until proven otherwise.
- For recreational inhalation of potentially harmful substances, go to which protocol?
- This can be described as, unable to complete a full sentence without taking a breath, only able to speak a few words without taking a breath, breathing attempts that severely hinder crying in infants and small children, reported/audible grunting in infants and small children.
- Finish this EMD Law of Safety: Two patients down, ___ ___?
- A two letter word regarding if callers should be advised to enter or re-enter a hazardous or dangerous environment.
- If the complaint descriptions involves hazardous materials that pose a threat to bystanders or responders, go to which protocol?
- Finish this EMD Law of Safety: Don't get it on you or even ____ __.
15 Clues: Finish this EMD Law of Safety: One patient down, ___ ___? • Finish this EMD Law of Safety: Two patients down, ___ ___? • Finish this EMD Law of Safety: Three patients down, ___ ___! • ______ in a patient who has inhaled carbon monoxide is a bad sign. • Finish this EMD Law of Safety: Don't get it on you or even ____ __. • ...
Adolescents and Risk Behaviors 2026-10-01
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- Intentional injury to oneself requiring appropriate safety assessment
- Personal perception of one's physical appearance
- Serious safety risk that warrants direct assessment when indicated
- Communication approach that encourages honest disclosure of sensitive information
- Developmental period focused on identity and increasing independence
- Protection of private patient information within legal and safety limits
- Classification system used to describe physical sexual maturation
- Health behavior that should be assessed during adolescence
- Abbreviation for an infection transmitted through sexual contact
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- Risk area involving alcohol, nicotine, and other drugs
- Health area that may be affected by body image and peer influence
- Important topic during appropriate adolescent sexual health education
- Ability to participate in decisions regarding one's care
- Important consideration in sexual health and relationships
- Nicotine-related risk behavior nurses should assess in adolescents
- Risk area that includes bullying and unsafe relationships
- Social influence that may contribute to adolescent risk-taking
- Framework used to organize adolescent psychosocial assessment
18 Clues: Personal perception of one's physical appearance • Risk area involving alcohol, nicotine, and other drugs • Ability to participate in decisions regarding one's care • Risk area that includes bullying and unsafe relationships • Important consideration in sexual health and relationships • Health behavior that should be assessed during adolescence • ...
Happy World Food Safety Day! 2026-06-06
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- Chewing ___________ is not allowed in the Warehouse and Packing area
- There are a total of top ___________ allergens in the US
- If you have a cut, then you must wear a ___________ color band-aid
- Who is your Food Safety Manager
- __________ are put under all bagged products and double/triple stacked pallets
- It is _____________ responsibility for food safety
- True or False: High risk products need to be stored less than 41F
- True or False: Food safety concerns must be addressed immediately
- True or False: Eggs can be stored above tofu
- Kamaboko is a __________ allergen
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- GMP stands for Good ____________ Practices
- ___________ and watches are not allowed in the Packing area
- Any product that directly touches the ground must be placed on hold and ___________
- We wear these when directly handling product
- All products must be placed on a ____________ to avoid cross contamination
- ___________ must be worn on your head when entering the Packing area
- All pallets must be tagged with a _________ for traceability
- SQF stands for __________ Quality Foods
- Food safety logs must be completed in a ________ or blue color pen
19 Clues: Who is your Food Safety Manager • Kamaboko is a __________ allergen • SQF stands for __________ Quality Foods • GMP stands for Good ____________ Practices • We wear these when directly handling product • True or False: Eggs can be stored above tofu • It is _____________ responsibility for food safety • There are a total of top ___________ allergens in the US • ...
Safety Week Crossword 2018-10-28
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- go here to access our anonymous Safety Management System
- Fight this at every turn
- always wear this type of protection in elevated noise environments
- it's everyone's business!
- do this effectively to maintain a safe and efficient operation
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- type of cheese we don't serve at SWA
- to keep passengers informed be sure to make these
- along with ankle and head this type of injury is most common on the job
- a smart bag may be transported as a carry on if the battery is
- the Safety Reporting System can be used to report safety _______
10 Clues: Fight this at every turn • it's everyone's business! • type of cheese we don't serve at SWA • to keep passengers informed be sure to make these • go here to access our anonymous Safety Management System • a smart bag may be transported as a carry on if the battery is • do this effectively to maintain a safe and efficient operation • ...
Functional safety 2024-08-02
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- A critical aspect of safety to detect and report faults
- The process of making a system secure against faults
- A potential source of harm
- Mechanism to handle unexpected failures
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- Continuous observation to ensure system reliability
- The likelihood of an unsafe event occurring
- The standard that provides guidelines for functional safety in the automotive industry
- Evaluating the potential hazards associated with a system, assessing the risks they pose, and determining the necessary safety measures
- The process of identifying and managing potential risks
- A measure taken to maintain safe operation of systems
10 Clues: A potential source of harm • Mechanism to handle unexpected failures • The likelihood of an unsafe event occurring • Continuous observation to ensure system reliability • The process of making a system secure against faults • A measure taken to maintain safe operation of systems • A critical aspect of safety to detect and report faults • ...
Safety EE 2024-08-20
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- your safety glasses should fit ________ to your face
- __________ Protection Equipment (PPE)
- your safety glasses can protect you from this
- side __________ attach to prescription glasses to help protect your eyes
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- your safety glasses protect you from ________ (when something hits your eye)
- a face-shield will help protect you from ____________
- Occupational Safety and _______________ Administration
- OSHA provides ____________ safety and health protection
8 Clues: __________ Protection Equipment (PPE) • your safety glasses can protect you from this • your safety glasses should fit ________ to your face • a face-shield will help protect you from ____________ • Occupational Safety and _______________ Administration • OSHA provides ____________ safety and health protection • ...
Safety Awareness Month Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-09
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- N in Safety Takes EVERY O.N.E.
- 10 feet in the direction of travel and 4 feet around the lift
- How to recognize fellow associates for working safe
- E in Safety Takes EVERY O.N.E.
- Best way to lift a product
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- Needs to be completed by the 15th of the month
- Aisle barricades to help maintain safety in the store
- O in Safety Takes EVERY O.N.E.
- Gloves, goggles, knives are examples of this
- Completing InFocus quiz for 12 months in a row without answering more than 1 wrong
10 Clues: Best way to lift a product • O in Safety Takes EVERY O.N.E. • N in Safety Takes EVERY O.N.E. • E in Safety Takes EVERY O.N.E. • Gloves, goggles, knives are examples of this • Needs to be completed by the 15th of the month • How to recognize fellow associates for working safe • Aisle barricades to help maintain safety in the store • ...
EMPLOYEE SAFETY AND HEALTH 2026-01-14
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- What protects workers from danger and injury at work?
- What is the place where employees perform their jobs called?
- Which organization promotes workers’ safety worldwide?
- What do we call actions to prevent workplace injuries and illness?
- What law protects workers’ safety and health in Malaysia?
- What do companies follow to avoid legal problems and penalties?
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- What decreases when workplaces are safe: accidents or profits?
- What improves when employees are healthy and safe at work?
- What feeling increases when employees feel protected at work?
- Which department ensures workplace safety in Malaysia?
10 Clues: What protects workers from danger and injury at work? • Which organization promotes workers’ safety worldwide? • Which department ensures workplace safety in Malaysia? • What law protects workers’ safety and health in Malaysia? • What improves when employees are healthy and safe at work? • What is the place where employees perform their jobs called? • ...
SAFETY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2017-12-27
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 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 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 • ...
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 • ...
SHE Crossword Challenge 2022-04-13
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- Employees should report to the --- point in an emergency.
- it is done to paper, bottles, plastic bags, cans etc. to protect the environment.
- helps to block loud noises
- ----- apparatus is used when working in atmospheres contaminated by gas.
- a series of practices performed to preserve health.
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- instance when a person is hurt.
- To use ladders safely, always maintain --- points of contact
- danger or risk
- it’s a publication to distribute information about safety and environment etc.
- ----- health, safety and environment
- work cannot be done in the plant without it.
- ----- comes first
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 • ...
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 • ...
Solero Safety Day 2026 Crossword 2026-08-27
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- abbreviation for where all chemical information is located
- Loud safety warning bell
- lifesaving chest compressions
- the color of lights on a forklift
- Everyone is responsible for ensuring a safe workplace
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- use your _____ to lift not your back
- Always make sure to clean this slippery hazard
- first quality always
- the most all-around effective fire extinguisher
- Safety equipment that must be worn onsite
- Worn around the neck and should always be visible
11 Clues: first quality always • Loud safety warning bell • lifesaving chest compressions • the color of lights on a forklift • use your _____ to lift not your back • Safety equipment that must be worn onsite • Always make sure to clean this slippery hazard • the most all-around effective fire extinguisher • Worn around the neck and should always be visible • ...
Safety Zone 2019-02-05
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- One responsibility of an employer is to provide ____________
- manage health and safety risks by identifying _____________
- company safety checks are ____________
- _________ map should be present and posted
- ___________ conditions trigger threatening behavior
- lighting _____ ___________ is a hazard in the work area
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- Men and women performing same job must make same ________
- All accidents or injuries should be reported ____________
- _________ plans should be created in response to threatening behavior
- when lifting, keep feet __________ width apart
- hazards not eliminated become ________
11 Clues: company safety checks are ____________ • hazards not eliminated become ________ • _________ map should be present and posted • when lifting, keep feet __________ width apart • ___________ conditions trigger threatening behavior • lighting _____ ___________ is a hazard in the work area • Men and women performing same job must make same ________ • ...
Safety Switch Crossword 2024-05-11
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- Who you take safety concerns to.
- What is available if we are injured at work?
- What we do with near misses.
- What to complete after a safety incident.
- What comes first, always?
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- What you always need for cleaning tasks.
- What we remember with security incidents.
- The step before fixing hazards.
- What to do if you see unsafe behaviour?
- What should we do after mistakes?
- How do you report security incidents?
11 Clues: What comes first, always? • What we do with near misses. • The step before fixing hazards. • Who you take safety concerns to. • What should we do after mistakes? • How do you report security incidents? • What to do if you see unsafe behaviour? • What you always need for cleaning tasks. • What we remember with security incidents. • What to complete after a safety incident. • ...
Workplace Safety 2020-10-27
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- head protection
- document you refer to if you've been exposed to a hazardous chemical?
- It is your ___ to work safely & report all hazards.
- that should be followed in order to stay safe.
- ______ Health & Safety Act
- a confined space requires an __ to be present at all times.
- avoid slipping on stairs, always hold onto _____?
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- type of PPE worn to prevent exposure to toxic fumes & vapors?
- you do when you don't understand instructions or if you think your work is unsafe?
- is your ___ to work safely and report hazards
- no circumstances should these be blocked
- must be done to ensure employee safety when cleaning or repairing a piece of equipment
- who works closely with you on a day-to day basis & makes sure you follow safety rules.
- who wear a respirator must be clean ____?
- you learn the policies, rules, & procedures to help do your job safely.
- refers to protective clothing, helmets, goggles, gloves, or other garments and equipment designed to protect the employees body form injury
- areas of the store are clear & free of __.
17 Clues: head protection • ______ Health & Safety Act • no circumstances should these be blocked • who wear a respirator must be clean ____? • areas of the store are clear & free of __. • is your ___ to work safely and report hazards • that should be followed in order to stay safe. • avoid slipping on stairs, always hold onto _____? • ...
kitchen safety 2019-03-06
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- what should be washed after handling raw meats
- handles what should never be facing outwards
- what should be wiped up immediately
- what should be clean
- what should always be clear
- cords what should be kept away from stove burners or sink
- what should never be put on fire
- phones what should not be in the kitchen
- all utensils should always be
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- what should be carried down at your side
- what should never be put in outlets
- sleeves what should be rolled up
- cutting boards used for differnt things
- what should you do with all fruits and vegatables before cooking
- what should be removed
- when removing pot lids you should (what) away from yourself
- open cuts with must be always
17 Clues: what should be clean • what should be removed • what should always be clear • open cuts with must be always • all utensils should always be • sleeves what should be rolled up • what should never be put on fire • what should never be put in outlets • what should be wiped up immediately • cutting boards used for differnt things • what should be carried down at your side • ...
Walk Safety 2023-12-29
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- Crossing ____ help you look bigger and show you're ready to cross
- How you can make sure a driver is looking at you
- Someone who is walking
- When just one person is driving alone
- if you hold your arms like this, you'll look tiny
- Stripey lines that help you cross the street
- if you hold your arms like this, you'll look scary
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- When you use your body power to get somewhere
- How drivers might signal that you can cross
- The second step before you cross the street
- Buses and carpools carrying many people
- A place where two roads meet
- The safest place to stand while waiting to cross
- How many ways you should look before you cross
- The third step before you cross the street
- What goes into the air when cars burn gas
- The first step before you cross the street
17 Clues: Someone who is walking • A place where two roads meet • When just one person is driving alone • Buses and carpools carrying many people • What goes into the air when cars burn gas • The third step before you cross the street • The first step before you cross the street • How drivers might signal that you can cross • The second step before you cross the street • ...
Food safety 2022-10-05
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- can prevent food-borne illnesses and outbreaks
- most common food allergy
- cleaning products
- rule #2 of food safety
- helps to kill bacteria in the stomach
- contamination caused by microorganisms
- keeping yourself clean
- affects two or more persons
- any article used for consumption except water or drug
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- temperature at which bacterial grow fastest
- affects one in six persons
- poorly prepared food in pregnant women can cause
- process of keeping bacteria to a small number
- food safety rule #4
- may weaken the immune system in elderly people
- life threatening reactions
- cold food should be kept below this temperature until ready to serve
17 Clues: cleaning products • food safety rule #4 • rule #2 of food safety • keeping yourself clean • most common food allergy • affects one in six persons • life threatening reactions • affects two or more persons • helps to kill bacteria in the stomach • contamination caused by microorganisms • temperature at which bacterial grow fastest • process of keeping bacteria to a small number • ...
Kitchen Safety 2024-04-06
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- the temperature -- in which food borne bacteria can grow.
- use -- cutting boards when dealing with raw and ready-to-eat foods.
- you should use -- water when washing your hands
- food should not be in the temperature danger zone for longer than -- hours.
- Prevents dirt/germs from your clothes getting into the food.
- -- eggs, meat, and dairy products are high risk foods.
- an object that can cause you or someone else illness or injury.
- wash your hands for at least __ seconds
- don't put -- in soapy water
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- a --- towel should be used when drying your hands.
- only us -- undamaged oven mitts
- can be used to put out a grease fire
- you should not use -- on a grease fire
- --- should not be put in a microwave
- If you have -- that is below shoulder length you need to tie it back.
- used when taking hot items out of oven
- put a --- over a grease fire to smother it.
17 Clues: don't put -- in soapy water • only us -- undamaged oven mitts • can be used to put out a grease fire • --- should not be put in a microwave • you should not use -- on a grease fire • used when taking hot items out of oven • wash your hands for at least __ seconds • put a --- over a grease fire to smother it. • you should use -- water when washing your hands • ...
Safety & Hazards 2024-09-04
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- Powered by fluid under pressure.
- Unplanned event that results in damage to tools, materials, or equipment, but no personal injuries.
- Taking a risk because of a situation.
- Any conduct that causes unnecessary exposure to a job-site hazard or that makes an activity less safe than usual.
- Unplanned event in which no one was injured and no damage to property occurred, but during which either could have happened.
- A physical state that is different from the acceptable, normal, or correct condition found on the job site.
- The culture created when the whole company sees the value of a safe work environment.
- Capable of easily igniting and rapidly burning.
- Deaths resulting from unplanned incidents.
- Equipment or clothing designed to prevent or reduce injuries.
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- Unplanned event in which no one was injured and no damage to property occurred, but during which either could have happened.
- Powered by air pressure, such as a pneumatic tool.
- A person who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions.
- A narrow excavation made below the surface of the ground that is generally deeper than it is wide.
- An agency of the US Department of Labor.
- A document that must accompany any hazardous substance.
- an unplanned event that results in personal injury and/or property damage.
- Work areas large enough for a person to work, but arranged in such a way that an employee must physically enter the space to perform work.
18 Clues: Powered by fluid under pressure. • Taking a risk because of a situation. • An agency of the US Department of Labor. • Deaths resulting from unplanned incidents. • Capable of easily igniting and rapidly burning. • Powered by air pressure, such as a pneumatic tool. • A document that must accompany any hazardous substance. • ...
Safety Crossword 2023-07-07
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- If you are having an issue with your equipment where do you take it?
- The battery will need changed when the light is ______ or when it reaches 20%
- You should log into Axonify how many times a week?
- Pallets Should always be stacked _________
- Enter your first initial and associate number for example (JD123) under the appropriate date and _______ on the WMW-119
- What is the proper PPE for the CR?
- When lifting cases, how should you position your elbows
- ____________________ associates operating powered equipment must be licensed through the Walmart Logistics power equipment training process.
- When operating power equipment, always slow down and honk when turning corners or passing pedestrians, or when your vision is impaired. Do not tailgate. Always drive in a single line with a minimum of ________ lengths between vehicles – unless you are passing in opposite directions.
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- What should you avoid when placing a case on a pallet (or a conveyor)?
- Where should you bend when lifting a load?
- 20 _________ rule applies to all PIT equipment lifting a load above eye level and all pedestrains located within the 20-feet of the raised load.
- When should you ensure your path is clear by looking in the direction of travel and side-to-side?
- When not in use, the dock doors should be kept:
- When pulling into a spot in the parking lot, when should you drive through to the next slot?
- What company do you work for?
- What PPE should you be wearing when on the yard?
17 Clues: What company do you work for? • What is the proper PPE for the CR? • Where should you bend when lifting a load? • Pallets Should always be stacked _________ • When not in use, the dock doors should be kept: • What PPE should you be wearing when on the yard? • You should log into Axonify how many times a week? • When lifting cases, how should you position your elbows • ...
Workplace Safety 2023-04-17
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- any work that involves using fire or spark producing tools, or other activities that produce a source of ignition
- ¬¬_____ tagout
- this type of protection is necessary when exposed to excessive, unwanted noise
- Acronym for oil spill plan
- ___, trips, and falls
- the last means of defense against exposure
- an unplanned event that had the potential to result in injury, illness, or damage
- method for putting out fires with a fire extinguisher
- this must be worn at all times while operating a forktruck
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- provides protection against falling objects and bump hazards
- a powered industrial truck
- this type of protection is needed when working at heights
- area that is large enough and configured so that a person can bodily enter and perform work
- color indicating caution
- _____, heat, and fuel are frequently referred to as the “fire triangle”
- standard established to prevent, or minimize, the consequences of catastrophic releases of toxic, reactive, flammable or explosive chemicals
- HIV and Hepatitis B are considered bloodborne ____
17 Clues: ¬¬_____ tagout • ___, trips, and falls • color indicating caution • a powered industrial truck • Acronym for oil spill plan • the last means of defense against exposure • HIV and Hepatitis B are considered bloodborne ____ • method for putting out fires with a fire extinguisher • this type of protection is needed when working at heights • ...
Concrete Safety 2023-09-17
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- used to bind concrete
- skin irritation from concrete (two words)
- type of dust concrete workers are exposed to
- showing someone how to do something safely
- This kind of material prevents any concrete from getting in
- this can develop after skin touches concrete
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- hand protection
- foot protection
- control of hazardous energy
- eye protection
- to stay safe, you have to lookout for these
- protects your lungs
- fluid cement that cures over time
- don't let this touch the wet concrete
- protects your face
- a measure of acidity
- Silica is a type of
17 Clues: eye protection • hand protection • foot protection • protects your face • protects your lungs • Silica is a type of • a measure of acidity • used to bind concrete • control of hazardous energy • fluid cement that cures over time • don't let this touch the wet concrete • skin irritation from concrete (two words) • showing someone how to do something safely • ...
CORE SAFETY 2023-08-31
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- equipment or clothing designed to prevent or reduce injuries
- agency of the US department of labor
- a narrow excavation made below the surface of the ground that is generally deeper than it is wide
- work area large enough for a person to work, but arranged in such a way that employee must physically enter space to perform work
- capable of easily igniting and rapidly burning, used to describe a fuel with a flashpoint before 100 deg. Far.
- unplanned event that results in personal injury and/or property damage
- unplanned event that does not result in personal injury
- powered by fluid under pressure
- standard that requires contractors to educate employees about hazardous chemicals
- someone capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions
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- organization of a companies management, including reporting procedures, supervisory responsibilities, and administrations
- created when the whole company sees the value of safe work environment
- powered by air pressure, such as a pneumatic tool
- a device that provides clean, filtered air for breathing, no matter what is in the surrounding air
- document that must accompany any hazardous substance
- capable of easily igniting and rapidly burning, used to describe a fuel with a flashpoint @ or above 100 deg. Far.
- incidental grounding of a conducting electrical wire
17 Clues: powered by fluid under pressure • agency of the US department of labor • powered by air pressure, such as a pneumatic tool • document that must accompany any hazardous substance • incidental grounding of a conducting electrical wire • unplanned event that does not result in personal injury • equipment or clothing designed to prevent or reduce injuries • ...
Safety vocab 2023-08-30
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- Highest level of toxicity. Represented by red and the skull and cross bones
- rough, noisy activity
- Injury cuts and bruises
- you were unaware of a potential hazard
- - Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow.
- An unfortunate event resulting from carelessness, unawareness, ignorance, or unavoidable causes
- an object that is in the way
- The condition of being protected from hurt, injury, or loss
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- under the direction of another person
- Dangerous
- not in working order
- care taken beforehand
- Weariness or exhaustion
- not caring about yourself or others
- Moderate toxicity level. Orange.
- Faulty
- poisonous
17 Clues: Faulty • Dangerous • poisonous • not in working order • rough, noisy activity • care taken beforehand • Injury cuts and bruises • Weariness or exhaustion • an object that is in the way • Moderate toxicity level. Orange. • not caring about yourself or others • - Lowest level of toxicity. Yellow. • under the direction of another person • you were unaware of a potential hazard • ...
Lab Safety 2023-08-11
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- Dress properly for lab activities. Long hair must be _____ back.
- Never work ______. No student may work in the laboratory without an instructor present.
- Never leave a lit burner ________. Never leave anything that is being heated or is visibly reacting _______.
- Examine glassware before each use. Never used _________ or cracked glassware.
- Observe good housekeeping practices. Work areas should be kept clean and tidy at all times. Bring only your laboratory instructions, worksheets, and/or reports to the work area. Other ______ should be stored in the classroom area.
- Labels and equipment instructions must be real ____ before use.
- Know what to do if there is a fire drill during laboratory period; containers must be closed, gas ____ turned off, fume hoods turn off and any electrical equipment turned off.
- Never food around in the laboratory. _____, practical jokes, and pranks are dangerous.
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- Do not eat food, drink __________, or chew gum in the laboratory.
- Do not immerse hot glassware in cold water, it may _______.
- Check the _____of all waste containers twice before adding your chemical waste to the container.
- Check the label on _______ bottles twice before removing any of the contents.
- Never look into a __________ that is being heater.
- Dress properly for lab activities. Shoes must completely cover the foot. No _______ allowed.
- Never return ____ chemicals to their original containers.
- Do not place hot apparatus directly on the laboratory desk. Always use an _________ pad.
- Dress properly for lab activities. Long hair, dangling jewelry, and loose of baggy clothing are ______.
17 Clues: Never look into a __________ that is being heater. • Never return ____ chemicals to their original containers. • Do not immerse hot glassware in cold water, it may _______. • Labels and equipment instructions must be real ____ before use. • Dress properly for lab activities. Long hair must be _____ back. • ...
Safety Rules 2022-05-06
17 Clues: psi • HOS • sign • sweat • water • healthy • yawning • wake up • 45,000 lbs • examination • unacceptable • final a load • 10 hour break • dimension taken • allowable weight • goes out all the time • step, handrail, steering wheel
Safety Education 2023-05-05
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- What is the term used to describe the female deer species?
- What is the term used to describe the act of taking a shot at a game animal?
- What is the term used to describe the male deer species?
- What type of firearm is commonly used in hunting?
- What type of ammunition is typically used for small game hunting?
- What is the primary reason for using a hunting blind while hunting?
- What type of firearm is typically used for bird hunting?
- What is the minimum age requirement to obtain a hunting license in mississippi?
- What is the primary reason for wearing hunter orange while hunting?
- What is the term used to describe the act of hitting a game animal but not killing it?
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- What type of animal is commonly hunted for their antlers?
- What is the first step in safe gun handling?
- What is the primary goal of hunter education?
- What type of animal is commonly hunted for their meat?
- What is the term used to describe the process of tracking wounded game?
- What is the term used to describe a group of quail?
- What is the term used to describe the process of attracting game animals to a specific area?
- What is the most important rule of firearm safety?
- What is the term used to describe the young of a rabbit?
- grounds What is the term used to describe the area where a hunter will be hunting?
20 Clues: What is the first step in safe gun handling? • What is the primary goal of hunter education? • What type of firearm is commonly used in hunting? • What is the most important rule of firearm safety? • What is the term used to describe a group of quail? • What type of animal is commonly hunted for their meat? • What is the term used to describe the male deer species? • ...
Safety First 2024-12-17
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- a type of product manufactured by a particular company under a particular name.
- any act of deception.
- communication whose purpose is to influence potential customers.
- withdraw from commercial or social relations with (a country, organization, or person) as a punishment or protest.
- the act of eating, drinking and using sth.
- put an end to the existence of (something) by damaging or attacking it.
- good at convincing someone to do or believe something through reasoning or the use of temptation.
- a state of well-being or balance, being free from illnesses.
- to save from any violence or danger.
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- anything that is produced, a result.
- natural or free from pesticides and fertilizers.
- the condition of feeling certainty and security.
- a hazard, a peril or a danger.
- to attempt to popularize or sell by means of publicity.
- the opposite of export.
- acquire (something) by paying for it; buy.
- the state or condition of being very fat or overweight.
17 Clues: any act of deception. • the opposite of export. • a hazard, a peril or a danger. • anything that is produced, a result. • to save from any violence or danger. • the act of eating, drinking and using sth. • acquire (something) by paying for it; buy. • natural or free from pesticides and fertilizers. • the condition of feeling certainty and security. • ...
patient safety 2025-09-11
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- – Place where patients are treated
- – Care given to cure illness
- – Sharing information clearly
- – Steps taken in hospitals to stop spread of germs
- – Spread of harmful germs
- – Knowledge about keeping safe
- – Teamwork and awareness to keep patients safe
- – Process of finding out what illness someone has
- – Injection given to protect from diseases
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- – Urgent medical situation
- – Condition of being protected from harm
- – Person who is receiving medical care
- – Substance used to treat illness
- – Practices to stay clean and healthy
- – Person who diagnoses and treats patients
- – Immediate help given before full treatment
- – Steps taken to stop illness before it happens
17 Clues: – Spread of harmful germs • – Urgent medical situation • – Care given to cure illness • – Sharing information clearly • – Knowledge about keeping safe • – Substance used to treat illness • – Place where patients are treated • – Practices to stay clean and healthy • – Person who is receiving medical care • – Condition of being protected from harm • ...
Process Safety 2020-10-05
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- the action or process of intervening.
- protect from harm or damage with an appropriate measure.
- a deliberate prevention of process flow to provide a safe environment for performing maintenance, repair or replacement operations on process facilities
- A common method of protecting process equipment against excessively high pressure
- a sudden, urgent, usually unexpected occurrence or occasion requiring immediate action.
- when a refined metal is naturally converted to a more stable form such as its oxide, hydroxide or sulphide state that leads to deterioration of the material.
- continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it.
- a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction, but is not consumed by the reaction
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- the action of reducing the severity, seriousness of something.
- a device or natural object that regulates directs or controls the flow of a fluid by opening, closing, or partially obstructing various passageways.
- OF CONTAINMENT is an unplanned and uncontrolled release of the containments from ECDs and Hoods.
- PROTECTION mitigating the unwanted effects of potentially destructive fires.
- the action of assessing something
- as low as reasonably practicable
- a device or instrument designed to detect the presence of an object or substance
- CRITICAL EQUIPMENT is an individual piece of equipment, a control system or an individual protection device which in the event of a single point failure may result in a hazardous situation which could lead to an accident.
- The process by which an initial – sometimes small – events trigger a further – sometimes larger event that may be classified as a near miss or an incident
17 Clues: as low as reasonably practicable • the action of assessing something • the action or process of intervening. • protect from harm or damage with an appropriate measure. • the action of reducing the severity, seriousness of something. • PROTECTION mitigating the unwanted effects of potentially destructive fires. • ...
Safety 2026 2026-08-10
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- spaces or work areas large enough for a person to work, but arranged in such a way that an employee must physically enter the space to perform work. Confined spaces have a limited or restricted means of entry and exit.
- Powered by fluid under pressure.
- system, The organization of a company’s management, including reporting procedures, supervisory responsibility, and administration.
- A narrow excavation made below the surface of the ground that is generally deeper than it is wide, with a maximum width of 15 feet (4.6 m).
- an unplanned event that does not result in personal injury but may result in property damage or is worthy of recording.
- Powered by air pressure, such as a pneumatic tool.
- A document that must accompany any hazardous substance.
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- Capable of easily igniting and rapidly burning; used to describe a fuel with a flash point below 100°F (38°C).
- fault, Incidental grounding of a conducting electrical wire.
- , Equipment or clothing designed to prevent or reduce injuries.
- culture, The culture created when the whole company sees the value of a safe work environment.
- requires contractors to educate employees about hazardous chemicals on the job site and how to work with them safely.
- Capable of easily igniting and rapidly burning; used to describe a fuel with a flash point at, or above, 100°F (38°C).
- person, A person who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions that are unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees, and who has authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them.
- An agency of the US Department of Labor.
- Devices that provide clean, filtered air for breathing, no matter what is in the surrounding air.
- , according to the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), an unplanned event that results in personal injury and/or property damage.
17 Clues: Powered by fluid under pressure. • An agency of the US Department of Labor. • Powered by air pressure, such as a pneumatic tool. • A document that must accompany any hazardous substance. • fault, Incidental grounding of a conducting electrical wire. • , Equipment or clothing designed to prevent or reduce injuries. • ...
Shop Safety 2026-08-31
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- The item made by the manufacturer to identify material composition and hazards
- The device that used a battery operated blower to provide positive pressure
- Eye protection providing higher impact, dust, and chemical splash protection
- Protects from falling objects like gel frames or C-wrenches
- Minimum eye protection from minor dust, chips, or flying particles
- The last line of defense for workplace protection
- Hearing protection that is typically soft foam and single use
- When you should wear gloves when working with or around moving machinery
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- A type of glove that is single use and guards against mild irritants
- Provides secondary protection against face injuries
- Federal Regulatory Agency created to ensure safe and healthy working conditions
- The acronym for how many decibels a hearing protection device blocks
- A kind of respiratory protector that requires a fit test before use
- The number associated with welding lenses that provide light protection
- Type of glove that will soak up chemicals, potentially causing skin burns
- The kind of radiation put off by a welding machine
- A sensitive part of your body that acts like a sponge for chemicals
17 Clues: The last line of defense for workplace protection • The kind of radiation put off by a welding machine • Provides secondary protection against face injuries • Protects from falling objects like gel frames or C-wrenches • Hearing protection that is typically soft foam and single use • Minimum eye protection from minor dust, chips, or flying particles • ...
World Safety Day 2024-04-26
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- When climbing the stairs, when possible, use the ________
- Performance of a task or other activity that is conducted in a manner that may threaten the health and/or safety of others
- Injury that happened and was not on purpose
- Any injury or illness that results in death, lost workdays, restricted duty, or requires medical treatment beyond first aid
- EHS Software used to record incidents & near misses
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- Never let your _____ down on safety
- All accident are ___________.
- EHS Safety Vests are ____
- Material safety vests are ______
- Potential hazard or incident in which no property was damaged and no personal injury was sustained
- During an emergency, you should use the exit _______ to you
11 Clues: EHS Safety Vests are ____ • All accident are ___________. • Material safety vests are ______ • Never let your _____ down on safety • Injury that happened and was not on purpose • EHS Software used to record incidents & near misses • When climbing the stairs, when possible, use the ________ • During an emergency, you should use the exit _______ to you • ...
Safety 2021-10-11
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- Besides the OKTA tile, how can the EHS platform be accessed?
- An effective way to protect worker health by reducing exposure to wildfire smoke
- Identifying contents in a secondary container
- Removal of visible soil and dirt from objects and surfaces
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- What is the next step after an incident is reported?
- A measure of how polluted the air is
- Reporting an everyday risk and preventing something "bad" from happening
- Types of exercises to use in place of back braces
- Where should important EHS documentation be posted on site?
- A portable electronic device that automatically diagnoses life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias
10 Clues: A measure of how polluted the air is • Identifying contents in a secondary container • Types of exercises to use in place of back braces • What is the next step after an incident is reported? • Removal of visible soil and dirt from objects and surfaces • Where should important EHS documentation be posted on site? • ...
Safety 2021-08-30
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- Errors of _ did not provide care
- Iom Desfines _ _ avoiding injuries to patients from the care that is intended to help them
- defines safety as freedom from accidental injury
- _ end errors are Active Errors Direct Patient Care
- Patient-Centered Care,Teamwork and Collaboration,Evidence-Based Practice,Quality Improvement,Safety,Informatics
- _ end errors are Latent Errors Organizational/System
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- This implies that organizations should not have different, lower standards of care on nights and weekends or during time of organizational change
- Errors of _ did not provide correct care
- 'To _ _ Human' alerted the public to the problem of deaths from preventable errors
- P in NPSF
10 Clues: P in NPSF • Errors of _ did not provide care • Errors of _ did not provide correct care • defines safety as freedom from accidental injury • _ end errors are Active Errors Direct Patient Care • _ end errors are Latent Errors Organizational/System • 'To _ _ Human' alerted the public to the problem of deaths from preventable errors • ...
Safety 2015-11-13
Safety 2016-01-11
10 Clues: protects face • protects ears • protects eyes • protects feet • these ease the pain • this is used in case of fire • use this to help injured people • cubic thing where you store stuff • use this to shoot boards/other workers • these are used to get to higher places
Safety 2024-01-17
10 Clues: Doors • Online • Outlet hazards • Not sharing this • Hands before eating • Must Break One Link • See something say something • People you have not met in person • Taking advantage of someone online • Get this from parents before going somewhere
Safety 2023-07-13
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- When you touch something hot you get this (4)
- Not lobbing an object (2,8)
- Not putting liquid in your mouth (2,8)
- What you wear to protect your eyes (7)
- What you must do to prevent anything ending up in your lap (5,2)
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- Not putting food in your mouth (2,6)
- This can also burn you but has no flames (9)
- When their is water on the floor you can do this (4)
- What you need to tie back (4,4)
- Apparatus that has a flame when lit (6,6)
10 Clues: Not lobbing an object (2,8) • What you need to tie back (4,4) • Not putting food in your mouth (2,6) • Not putting liquid in your mouth (2,8) • What you wear to protect your eyes (7) • Apparatus that has a flame when lit (6,6) • This can also burn you but has no flames (9) • When you touch something hot you get this (4) • ...
Safety 2023-08-17
10 Clues: don't bend here • no process waste • _______ responder • it gets really hot here • leader of the safety dept • how to protect your peepers • location to shelter in place • break's over, don't answer it! • work doesn't need to be a pain • acronym for the safety department
Safety 2023-08-23
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- How many pounds and one person lift without help?
- At what decile can your hearing start to become damaged with regular 8-hour exposure?
- What does LOTO stand for?
- How many sections are in an SDS?
- How many inches can a skeleton stack be?
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- Before using a hand tool you should do what first before using it?
- How much weight can go on a standard wood pallet?
- If you are injured how soon should you inform a supervisor?
- What does the S stand for in S.T.E.E.L.?
- How many AED's do we have in the shop?
10 Clues: What does LOTO stand for? • How many sections are in an SDS? • How many AED's do we have in the shop? • What does the S stand for in S.T.E.E.L.? • How many inches can a skeleton stack be? • How many pounds and one person lift without help? • How much weight can go on a standard wood pallet? • If you are injured how soon should you inform a supervisor? • ...
Safety 2025-04-15
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- What you should wear when you are in a car
- what injuries can affect your memory
- are head injuries
- what injuries occur in the back
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- what should you wear when theres a risk of falling
- what protects your eyes
- what should you wear while riding a bike
- what should kids be in in a car
- ____ up while you drive
- what should you do after going to the bathroom
10 Clues: are head injuries • what protects your eyes • ____ up while you drive • what should kids be in in a car • what injuries occur in the back • what injuries can affect your memory • what should you wear while riding a bike • What you should wear when you are in a car • what should you do after going to the bathroom • what should you wear when theres a risk of falling
Safety 2025-09-02
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- You can use this if there are no visible substances on your hands instead of washing them.
- The L in ALICE stands for
- The sheet you look at before dealing with chemicals
- The first step to DOFF PPE
- friction rubs off germs
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- The blank powder that clots liquid
- Class C fire is what type?
- What you put a used needle in
- Adapting to your environment to prevent injury
- Who supplies PPE?
10 Clues: Who supplies PPE? • friction rubs off germs • The L in ALICE stands for • Class C fire is what type? • The first step to DOFF PPE • What you put a used needle in • The blank powder that clots liquid • Adapting to your environment to prevent injury • The sheet you look at before dealing with chemicals • ...
Safety 2025-09-02
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- What's the term for adapting or changing your environment
- What does coagulation power do
- You should wash your hands for ____ seconds.
- The "I" in ALICE stands for
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- Broad base support is...
- Use a _____ tag for any broken equipment.
- Fire needs fuel, oxygen, and ____.
- The "P" in PASS stands for...
- What's the acronym for a Material Safety Data Sheet
- After a needle stick, put the needle in a ___ container.
10 Clues: Broad base support is... • The "I" in ALICE stands for • The "P" in PASS stands for... • What does coagulation power do • Fire needs fuel, oxygen, and ____. • Use a _____ tag for any broken equipment. • You should wash your hands for ____ seconds. • What's the acronym for a Material Safety Data Sheet • After a needle stick, put the needle in a ___ container. • ...
Safety 2026-02-23
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- The process of removing workers from a dangerous situation
- Gas needed for breathing and fires
- A safety harness is used to prevent this type of accident
- a change of position not entailing a change of location
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- Emergency siren code_____
- it is required initially to all employees
- Essential step before handling food (2 words, no space)
- Reuse of waste
- You should always aim the fire extinguisher at the ______ of the fire and never the flames
- Which car brand introduced the seat belts?
10 Clues: Reuse of waste • Emergency siren code_____ • Gas needed for breathing and fires • it is required initially to all employees • Which car brand introduced the seat belts? • Essential step before handling food (2 words, no space) • a change of position not entailing a change of location • A safety harness is used to prevent this type of accident • ...
Safety 2026-04-21
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- - Be sure to stay in the ______ ____ when lifting
- - Freight is stacked on what.
- - You use this to cut open you boxes
- - Fragile cases cannot go on the ______
- - Bend your knee's when _____
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- - If something is too heavy, ask for a ____ ____
- - You should clean as you go to maintain this.
- - In shipping, we look for ____ ____
- - A PIT vehicle used in the warehouse
- - You should always park a ____ _____ when not in use.
10 Clues: - Freight is stacked on what. • - Bend your knee's when _____ • - In shipping, we look for ____ ____ • - You use this to cut open you boxes • - A PIT vehicle used in the warehouse • - Fragile cases cannot go on the ______ • - You should clean as you go to maintain this. • - If something is too heavy, ask for a ____ ____ • - Be sure to stay in the ______ ____ when lifting • ...
Safety 2026-05-13
10 Clues: loading area • Top Priority • potential danger • important in the heat • motorcycle protection • vehicle to move pallets • prevents trailer movement • required vehicle restraint • reportable workplace event • tool to help you work at height
SAFETY 2026-06-10
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- minimum seconds for following distance at all times?
- Place truck in reverse and wait how many seconds?
- I will never do this while driving company truck
- By using this I will increase visibility
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- OK to eat and drink my coffee while truck is moving
- If anything is unsafe I will use this and notify management
- I will always do this when I see Pedestrians and cyclists
- First acronym in SAFETY( 3-6-9)
- By using this safety acronym I will look ahead 12-15 seconds ahead of travel path
- in cab distractions that may limit or reduce focus on roadway
10 Clues: First acronym in SAFETY( 3-6-9) • By using this I will increase visibility • I will never do this while driving company truck • Place truck in reverse and wait how many seconds? • OK to eat and drink my coffee while truck is moving • minimum seconds for following distance at all times? • I will always do this when I see Pedestrians and cyclists • ...
AECON WEEKLY SAFETY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-11-26
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- What comes first?
- A piece of PPE yellow shop employees wear the least?
- Hearing protection is what on the shop floor?
- People lose this when doing one thing and thinking about another?
- A safety moment keeps safety
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- Gloves prevent?
- Who is responsible for you wearing your hearing protection?
- ice and snow effect?
- Don't eat what snow?
- even in winter we should remember to?
- A place people can slip and fall the most?
11 Clues: Gloves prevent? • What comes first? • ice and snow effect? • Don't eat what snow? • 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? • ...
Mind your step 2024-07-21
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- Make sure when you order the shoes you have the right ____.
- If your shoes are broken or ruined you need ______.
- To get a new credit you need to talk to your ______.
- Other then the shoes what else can you get for free on Zappos?
- Safety shoes need to have a composite or ______ ___.
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- Where can you order safety shoes?
- Safety shoes have all different ______.
- Once you enter the building you are required to wear _____ ___.
- You can look through different _____ to see what you like.
- Amazon gives you a $110 ____ for safety shoes
10 Clues: Where can you order safety shoes? • Safety shoes have all different ______. • Amazon gives you a $110 ____ for safety shoes • If your shoes are broken or ruined you need ______. • To get a new credit you need to talk to your ______. • Safety shoes need to have a composite or ______ ___. • You can look through different _____ to see what you like. • ...
fourth 2021-08-05
10 Clues: safety • respect • attitude • ownership • fourthgrade • responsibility • Our school name • Our school Mascot • Has taught the longest • Youngest fourth grade teacher
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 • ...
H&S: Marshalling Lanes and Chilled MHE Awareness 2026-01-07
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- Being alert and informed about surroundings and risks
- Keeping people and vehicles apart to prevent accidents
- Specifically assigned or marked for a purpose
- Marked routes for moving vehicles or people in the warehouse
- Flat structure used to stack, store, or move goods
- How fast something is moving; must be controlled for safety
- Bright clothing that makes you more visible in the workplace
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- Designated place where pedestrians can safely move across lanes
- Area where goods are organized before loading or transport
- Abbreviation for Material Handling Equipment
- The condition of being protected from harm or danger
- Being able to see and be seen for safety
- Paths set aside for people to walk safely
- Refers to cold areas used for temperature-controlled storage
- Moving a vehicle or MHE backwards
15 Clues: Moving a vehicle or MHE backwards • Being able to see and be seen for safety • Paths set aside for people to walk safely • Abbreviation for Material Handling Equipment • Specifically assigned or marked for a purpose • Flat structure used to stack, store, or move goods • The condition of being protected from harm or danger • ...
GHSD2026 2026-10-09
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- __________ and trust – Everyone has a voice in safety.
- _________ and leadership capabilities – Safety starts with ownership and strong leadership.
- __________ thinking – We anticipate hazards and act proactively.
- _________, mastery, and innovation – We invest in skills and continuous improvement.
- __________ and conformance – We uphold the highest safety standards everywhere we operate.
- These rules are our foundation for preventing serious injuries and fatalities.
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- We speak up, report _________, and share solutions.
- What does the "F" in SAFE first stand for?
- What does the "E" in SAFE first stand for?
- Schneider Electric ______ for a Safer Future
- Unsafe? We ____ ____.
- What does the "A" in SAFE first stand for?
- We apply _____ first before every job.
- We only accept work we are _______ and competent to perform.
- What does the "S" in SAFE first stand for?
15 Clues: Unsafe? We ____ ____. • We apply _____ first before every job. • What does the "F" in SAFE first stand for? • What does the "E" in SAFE first stand for? • What does the "A" in SAFE first stand for? • What does the "S" in SAFE first stand for? • Schneider Electric ______ for a Safer Future • We speak up, report _________, and share solutions. • ...
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. • ...
Global Safety Day 2022-04-28
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- Mobile scaffold that moves vertically
- A core value
- Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
- a type of vehicle categorized as a powered industrial truck with 2 prongs at the front
- Vehicle-mounted work platform
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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- One that looks or keeps watch to help avoid obstructions, other equipment, or personnel
- Performed before each use
- Road vehicle
- a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority
- An area where a person's view is obstructed
- the necessary items for a particular purpose
12 Clues: A core value • Road vehicle • Performed before each use • Vehicle-mounted work platform • Mobile scaffold that moves vertically • An area where a person's view is obstructed • the necessary items for a particular purpose • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration • ...
Safety & Emergengy Respones 2022-12-23
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 • ...
