safety Crossword Puzzles
Food Safety 2014-02-27
Across
- when bacteria from one food item are transferred to another food item, often by way of unwashed cutting boards or countertops
- Fever, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Stomach ache, tainted food.
- Cannot tolerate certain foods.
- Unsaleable organisms, Good and Bad.
- Raw Meats, Eggs, Fever.
- Between 5-60
- Liquid that has been -------
- Blood, Be careful when using a knife not to get a
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- A mrico-Organism used to brew beer
- First in, First Out
- Skin to extreme heat can result in
- Double Vision, Nausea, Vomiting Pre-canned Foods
- To be allergic to something.
- Bacteria that grows on food
- Wash Hands, Don't cut meat on same board.
- When liquid is spilled you can -----
- Raw Meats, Apple Juice, Nausea
17 Clues: Between 5-60 • First in, First Out • Raw Meats, Eggs, Fever. • Bacteria that grows on food • To be allergic to something. • Liquid that has been ------- • Cannot tolerate certain foods. • Raw Meats, Apple Juice, Nausea • A mrico-Organism used to brew beer • Skin to extreme heat can result in • Unsaleable organisms, Good and Bad. • When liquid is spilled you can ----- • ...
Food Safety 2014-09-20
Across
- an aspect of "Fight Bac"
- an aspect of "Fight Bac"
- something to check internal temperatures
- an aspect of "Fight Bac"
- use when handling hot dishes
- common type of food poisoning
- another aspect of "Fight Bac"
- most food does what after 75 degrees
- a reaction to the chemicals in food
- what bacteria does below 4 degrees
- something that is sharp and can cut you
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- a condition that bacteria needs to grow
- can grow on dairy and grain products
- never touch and electrical appliance when your hands are....
- the transfer of bacteria
- a condition that bacteria needs to grow
- type of food that should be kept at 4 degrees or below
- a side affect of botulism
- in the danger zone growth is rapid
- is an immunological reaction to food proteins
20 Clues: an aspect of "Fight Bac" • an aspect of "Fight Bac" • the transfer of bacteria • an aspect of "Fight Bac" • a side affect of botulism • use when handling hot dishes • common type of food poisoning • another aspect of "Fight Bac" • in the danger zone growth is rapid • what bacteria does below 4 degrees • a reaction to the chemicals in food • can grow on dairy and grain products • ...
Airsde Safety 2013-07-25
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- de zone waarin de anntennes van de ILS zich bevinden en die bijgevolg nooit mag betreden worden is de ? area
- De markeringen voor taxiënde vliegtuigen zijn...
- met witte lijnen begrensde vlakken voor het onbeperkt parkeren van voertuigen en materiaal
- De niet-correcte aanwezigheid van een een persoon, voertuig of vliegtuig in het beschermede gebied van een runway
- de kleur van een stopbar is ...
- voertuig uitgerust om voertuigen of vliegtuigen te begeleiden
- Het rijbewijs om te rijden op de aprons exclusief het manoeuvreerterrein
- Uitlaat van een vliegtuigmotor
- met doorlopende witte lijnen afgebakende rijwegen op het verkeersterrein voorbehouden voor de veilige beweging van alle grondmateriaal en voertuigen
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- de dienst die gecontacteerd moet worden ingeval van incidenten airside
- verkeersterrein + manoeuvreerterrein = ?
- Het gebied binnen het luchtvaartterrein onder controle van ATC
- verkeersterrein
- bevoegd persoon die tekens geeft aan de piloot om het luchtvaartuig op een veilige manier te laten manoeuvreren en/of te parkeren
- hier moet een voertuig of vliegtuig stoppen en toestemming vragen aan de luchtverkeersleider om het beschermde gebied van de runway te mogen betreden
- een rij in de taxiweg ingebouwde lampen die aangeven dat je nabij een runway komt. Wanneer deze lampen branden mag je deze nooit kruisen
- rondslingerend klein zwerfafaval dat schade kan berokkenen aan motoren en banden van vliegtuigen wanneer achtergelaten op het bewegingsterrein
17 Clues: verkeersterrein • Uitlaat van een vliegtuigmotor • de kleur van een stopbar is ... • verkeersterrein + manoeuvreerterrein = ? • De markeringen voor taxiënde vliegtuigen zijn... • voertuig uitgerust om voertuigen of vliegtuigen te begeleiden • Het gebied binnen het luchtvaartterrein onder controle van ATC • ...
Metalworking Safety 2013-09-09
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- loose ______ can get caught in rotating machines
- get first aid _________for any injuries
- should never be used to clean yourself or your clothes
- eye wash stations are used to ________ out any liquids that get in your eyes
- all material should be ____ down when drilling milling or grinding
- report any unsafe or ___ machines to the instructor
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- you should _______a machine before cleaning,oiling, or adjusting
- The most important item to wear in all labs and shops
- where all flammable liquids should be stored
- all rooms must contain a ______ _____ kit
- how many people work in one area at a time
- watches, rings, and necklaces are forms of _______that shouldn't be worn while using machines
- the paper that contains all information on a dangerous liquids
- is never acceptable in a shop or lab
- never attempt to _______ any objects from your eyes or body
- check all____before use to assure they are in working order
- know the location of all fire _____
17 Clues: know the location of all fire _____ • is never acceptable in a shop or lab • get first aid _________for any injuries • all rooms must contain a ______ _____ kit • how many people work in one area at a time • where all flammable liquids should be stored • loose ______ can get caught in rotating machines • report any unsafe or ___ machines to the instructor • ...
SAFETY WEEK 2020-02-18
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- A mixture of CO2 + N2 is known as _____ Damp
- COP(Conference of parties) of Year 2020 under UNFCCC(United Nations Framework convention on climate change) will be in which city?
- This technology is widely used as most advanced slope stability monitoring technology
- General Manager of Block 2 area
- Also called TNT
- Spot area around the vehicle that cannot be directly observed by the driver while at the controls
- State having largest forest cover as percentage of total geographical area as per India State of Forest Report (ISFR)2019?
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- which thermometer is used to measure air cooling power
- what saves dumper operator from boulder while loading
- CMD of BCCL.
- Which opencast project won National Safety Awards Mines 2015, in schome 1: LONGEST ACCIDENT FREE PERIOD (LAFP) under Type 3 (Coal Mines – Opencast) (Hint: It's in NCL.)
- Self-rescuer can be used upto ________ % of CO
- 13th meeting of conference of parties on CMS( Conservation of Migratory Species) is held in which city?
- State tree of jharkhand
- Wore over the mouths to keep from inhaling coal dust
- Which blasting is an effective way to restrict fly rocks by covering of blast holes properly before blasting.
- refers to dirt and rock piled alongside a haulage road, intended as a safety measure.
17 Clues: CMD of BCCL. • Also called TNT • State tree of jharkhand • General Manager of Block 2 area • A mixture of CO2 + N2 is known as _____ Damp • Self-rescuer can be used upto ________ % of CO • Wore over the mouths to keep from inhaling coal dust • what saves dumper operator from boulder while loading • which thermometer is used to measure air cooling power • ...
Safety Always 2017-03-24
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- proper distance away from raised forklift (2 wrds)
- tagout
- use this to wash your eyes (3wrds)
- forklift driver must do this around corners (2wrds)
- "Wow, you hit it" report
- eye ppe (2wrds)
- when grinding, wear this
- "wow, that was a close one" report
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- forklift driver must always do this (2 wrds)
- blood born ____
- building on fire
- nominated for being safe (3wrds)
- proper lifting mean keep your back ____
- practice of posture and streching
- hand ppe
- first word in SDS
- pull, aim, squeeze, sweep
17 Clues: tagout • hand ppe • blood born ____ • eye ppe (2wrds) • building on fire • first word in SDS • "Wow, you hit it" report • when grinding, wear this • pull, aim, squeeze, sweep • nominated for being safe (3wrds) • practice of posture and streching • use this to wash your eyes (3wrds) • "wow, that was a close one" report • proper lifting mean keep your back ____ • ...
Workplace Safety 2018-09-14
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- do not overload electrical circuits-- use only one ___ for each socket
- do not ___ fire escape passageways and fire fighting equipment
- spilled liquids create ___ and need to be cleaned up or identified immediately
- store ___ items in lower drawers or on lower shelves
- ___ is matching the job to the employee
- close one ___ in a filing cabinet before opening another
- during an emergency, you should use the exit ___ to you
- it is our ___ to work safely and report hazards
- whether you are sitting, standing or lifting, use proper ___ to avoid muscle pain
- don't read while walking, it doesn't save enough time to ___ the risk
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- never let your ___ down on safety
- reporting unsafe acts and unsafe conditions can often help prevent ___
- the best time to prepare for an ____ is before one happens
- when climbing stairs, use the ___
- we can prevent slips, trips and falls by maintaining good ___
- it is easy to remember how to use a fire extinguisher if you remember the word ___
- when carrying an object, keep your back ___
17 Clues: never let your ___ down on safety • when climbing stairs, use the ___ • ___ is matching the job to the employee • when carrying an object, keep your back ___ • it is our ___ to work safely and report hazards • store ___ items in lower drawers or on lower shelves • during an emergency, you should use the exit ___ to you • ...
Food Safety 2021-09-08
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- What is something you should know about your microwave before cooking food with it?
- What should cutting boards and dishes be washed with?
- What does washing your kitchen surfaces prevent?
- cutting boards, plates, utensils need to be _______ for cooked and raw foods.
- Where should cold raw foods also stay separated from other foods at home?
- What is an unreliable measure for safety when cooking raw foods?
- What type of water should food be thawed in?
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- How many hours after purchase or use should you refrigerate a food?
- What tool can be used to check the internal temperature of a food?
- when cooking foods directly from frozen, without thawing, the time it takes to cook will be roughly __ % longer
- What is the earliest time you should be separating raw foods from other foods?
- What should firm skinned fruits and vegetables be washed by?
- What should always be followed when you are wondering how to cook something?
- How many times are you supposed to sing the Happy Birthday song when washing hands?
- What kinds of food must be separated until they are cooked?
- What temperature, in Fahrenheit, should your refrigerator be at or below?
- What should you do to sauces before you apply them to raw food?
17 Clues: What type of water should food be thawed in? • What does washing your kitchen surfaces prevent? • What should cutting boards and dishes be washed with? • What kinds of food must be separated until they are cooked? • What should firm skinned fruits and vegetables be washed by? • What should you do to sauces before you apply them to raw food? • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-05-23
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- Machinery must be equipped with these to protect workers
- A power industrial truck.
- Necessary accessories when overhead hazards are present.
- Hand protection needed when working with chemicals
- HIV and Hepatitis B are considered bloodborne
- One of the responsibilities of an employer is to report all_________.
- Device typically used for Lock out- tag out
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- Type of communication training required by OSHA
- Keeps you from inhaling dust and harmful particles in the air
- Every employee needs to be mindful of this
- This type of protection is needed when working at height
- Keep pedestrians safe from forklifts
- Things that should be follow in order to be safe.
- Minor injury that could result from picking heavy boxes
- Solid or hazardous waste disposal unit
- You must take precautions when entering this space
- typical hazardous constituent of universal waste lamps and switches
17 Clues: A power industrial truck. • Keep pedestrians safe from forklifts • Solid or hazardous waste disposal unit • Every employee needs to be mindful of this • Device typically used for Lock out- tag out • HIV and Hepatitis B are considered bloodborne • Type of communication training required by OSHA • Things that should be follow in order to be safe. • ...
Food Safety 2025-02-05
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- An allergen that causes severe reactions
- Always use this when recording information on records
- You should maintain personal ________________
- Personal Protective ______________
- Adulteration is a type of
- Is a type of PPE
- A foreign matter that we check every product for
- An annual food safety certification
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- Deadly organisms that we must prevent
- Are a type of PPE
- A solution that helps prevent against bacteria
- Wear a clean ________ every day
- Thoroughly cleaning equipment after use
- Who is responsible for food safety and food quality
- Need to be worn when handling product
- Should be washed before entering production areas
- An allergen that is in our plant
17 Clues: Is a type of PPE • Are a type of PPE • Adulteration is a type of • Wear a clean ________ every day • An allergen that is in our plant • Personal Protective ______________ • An annual food safety certification • Deadly organisms that we must prevent • Need to be worn when handling product • Thoroughly cleaning equipment after use • An allergen that causes severe reactions • ...
Safety Awareness 2025-02-21
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- type of gloves you use when handling bobbins or reels
- What to push for a medical or serious injury
- Where are all pedestrians to walk in plant?
- Emergency button on machine
- glass What to wear to protect your eyes
- What is generated company wide when a serious injury happens?
- The device you use if someone is in cardiac arrest
- Golden rule# 13
- What is golden rule #7
- All electrical cabinets are to be ______
- Golden rule #15
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- Golden rule #10
- what do you use when going up and down the stairs
- What form is filled out when you seen an unsafe act or condition
- How many golden rules are there
- Who has the right of way in the plant?
- What you wear to protect from a fall from heights
17 Clues: Golden rule #10 • Golden rule# 13 • Golden rule #15 • What is golden rule #7 • Emergency button on machine • How many golden rules are there • Who has the right of way in the plant? • All electrical cabinets are to be ______ • Where are all pedestrians to walk in plant? • glass What to wear to protect your eyes • What to push for a medical or serious injury • ...
Workplace Safety 2025-03-06
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- These protect your hands from sharp objects and chemicals
- Used for preventing falls when working at height
- This should be done regularly to keep machines from malfunctioning
- A crucial step before using heavy equipment
- This type of shoe is puncture-resistant
- What to do if you see unsafe things in the workplace
- You should you use these when lifting objects off the floor
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- Use these to identify chemicals in the workplace
- Used to stop fires from spreading
- This is why it is important to keep walkways and exits clear
- The most important practice for your well being in the workplace
- Wear this to protect your head from falling objects
- First aid kit should contain this to stop bleeding
- Used to block harmful substances from entering your lungs
- Do this when you hear a fire alarm
- Wear these safety products to protect your eyes from chemicals and debris
- These should be used in environments exceeding 85 decibels
17 Clues: Used to stop fires from spreading • Do this when you hear a fire alarm • This type of shoe is puncture-resistant • A crucial step before using heavy equipment • Use these to identify chemicals in the workplace • Used for preventing falls when working at height • First aid kit should contain this to stop bleeding • Wear this to protect your head from falling objects • ...
Lifting Safety 2023-10-12
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- Government agency responsible for enforcing workplace safety
- One out of _____ sprains and strains are lifting injuries
- Lifting above shoulder height is an example of ______ lifting
- This type of movement can sometimes be done instead of lifting
- An acronym for Labor and Industries
- Lifting a weight repeatedly is an example of ______ lifting
- Moving through jobs at your workplace that have non-lifting tasks
- You should not do this to your back when lifting
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- This type of assistance can be used for very heavy loads
- This type of lift requires another person
- The safest lifting distances from the body are in the _______
- These make a box less awkward to carry
- Heavy objects should be moved at this level
- Most sprains and strains are a result of this
- You should always lift with these muscles
- For those under 18, most lifting injuries are the result of the object being too _______
- You should rotate your whole body versus ______
17 Clues: An acronym for Labor and Industries • These make a box less awkward to carry • This type of lift requires another person • You should always lift with these muscles • Heavy objects should be moved at this level • Most sprains and strains are a result of this • You should rotate your whole body versus ______ • You should not do this to your back when lifting • ...
Safety education 2023-12-13
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- Must be renewed every 1-2 years
- MN every year
- Take license away less than 365 days
- Every state has one
- Speeding,running red lights,tailgating
- Driver must consciously and intentionally drive in a dangerous manner
- Inattention and distractions
- Each state gives a permit/written test, driving/road test and vision test
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- Issuing and removing people’s driver’s license
- Aggressive driving, reckless driving
- Assigned for driving violations (speeding)
- These conditions include factors such as traffic, weather, road, vehicle, and personal well-being.
- Take license away for year or more
- Do not retaliate, stay calm
- Assigned for driving violations (speeding)
- Minnesota requires liability insurance on vehicles
- Assigned for driving violations (speeding)
- Issuing and removing people’s driver’s license
- 41 percent of deaths were in alcohol related crashes
- It lists the name of the owner, the make, style, vehicle identification number
20 Clues: MN every year • Every state has one • Do not retaliate, stay calm • Inattention and distractions • Must be renewed every 1-2 years • Take license away for year or more • Aggressive driving, reckless driving • Take license away less than 365 days • Speeding,running red lights,tailgating • Assigned for driving violations (speeding) • Assigned for driving violations (speeding) • ...
Patient Safety 2024-10-16
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- Serious _____ Event
- A required pause during invasive procedures, part of the Universal Protocol
- Where to find policies, provider privileges, etc.
- Patient event reporting program
- A three-way ____ is required when reporting critical labs
- HRO stands for High __________ Organization
- _____Starts With Me
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- PPE stands for Personal Protective _______
- Flu ____ is required for all employees
- Name and DOB are two patient _______.
- Single best way to prevent infections
- Be ____, not judgmental is a leadership behavior
- STAR stands for Stop, ___, Act, Review
- In phonetic clarification, S stands for _____.
- Acronym used for fire response
- Frequency of code cart checks
- Ticket to _____ is used for all patient transports
- Used to handoff effectively during patient care transition
18 Clues: Serious _____ Event • _____Starts With Me • Frequency of code cart checks • Acronym used for fire response • Patient event reporting program • Name and DOB are two patient _______. • Single best way to prevent infections • Flu ____ is required for all employees • STAR stands for Stop, ___, Act, Review • PPE stands for Personal Protective _______ • ...
Fire Safety 2024-10-15
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- never play with these, they start fires.
- Number of escape routes you should have in your escape plan.
- far to keep yourself and clothing from a heater.
- Smoke alarms are important because they give you early _ _ _ _ _ _ _
- Designated safe location outside the home where everyone gathers after escaping a fire.
- what room of a house do most fires start?
- a plan to exit a home quickly during a fire.
- fire is F_ _ _.
- never use water on this type of fire.
- how do you move through a house that is on fire
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- items should be kept out of the reach of children?
- a loud device that warns of fire.
- the number you dial in an emergency.
- a house fire becomes un-survivable in ?? minutes
- Turn your electric blanket _ _ _ before getting into bed.
- Overloading these can cause a fire.
- ash from a fireplace can stay hot for up to _ _ _ _ days.
17 Clues: fire is F_ _ _. • a loud device that warns of fire. • Overloading these can cause a fire. • the number you dial in an emergency. • never use water on this type of fire. • never play with these, they start fires. • what room of a house do most fires start? • a plan to exit a home quickly during a fire. • how do you move through a house that is on fire • ...
Food safety 2024-09-27
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- where bacteria grows the fastest
- substance that works against poison
- / life saving technique to prevent choking
- illness/ caused by unsafe food
- microscopic living organisms
- spreading of harmful bacteria
- maintaining cleanliness
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- dried up white areas on food
- / poison that kills insects
- foods that spoil easily
- / great importance to follow the directions gave
- easy to catch on fire
- to make impure
- / expect and prepare
- / immediate care that prevents more injury
- showing signs of the need of medical attention
- / cause by raw chicken
17 Clues: to make impure • / expect and prepare • easy to catch on fire • / cause by raw chicken • foods that spoil easily • maintaining cleanliness • dried up white areas on food • / poison that kills insects • microscopic living organisms • spreading of harmful bacteria • illness/ caused by unsafe food • where bacteria grows the fastest • substance that works against poison • ...
Sun Safety 2025-07-11
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- you put this on your head
- a white liquid you putnon your body to protect you from the sun
- what comes off the sun
- This cancer usually appears as a small, shiny bump or nodule on the skin.
- what you swim in
- symptoms might include a new, unusual growth or a change in an existing mole.
- may appear as nodules or red, scaly patches of skin, and may be found on the face, ears, lips, and mouth
- where you go swimming (not beach)
- what you get if you saty in the sun to long without sunscreen
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- you sit here when your not in the sun
- you need water to stay _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
- being hot, high temperature.
- what you get if you dont stay safe in the sun
- where you go swimming (not pool)
- stronger than sunscreen
- what you use to sheild your eyes from the sun
- you use this to dry yourself
17 Clues: what you swim in • what comes off the sun • stronger than sunscreen • you put this on your head • being hot, high temperature. • you use this to dry yourself • where you go swimming (not pool) • where you go swimming (not beach) • you sit here when your not in the sun • you need water to stay _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • what you get if you dont stay safe in the sun • ...
Medication Safety 2023-01-04
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- immediately assess this once med error has been caught.
- aerosols & oxidizers
- document medication waste via this system.
- never waste unless a __________ nurse is available.
- never leave a patient with a container full of ________. It is important to make sure the patient takes them all.
- needles, broken ampules, empty syringes and empty glass vials go in this bin.
- call to report med error after assessment
- report filled out when error occurs
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- always complete prior to administering medications.
- a system utilized to scan for drug diversion.
- patient has the right to
- always assess prior to administering cardiac medications.
- IV compatibility database can be found through which system? Not Epic or Lippincott.
- waste for controlled substances go here
- bin where any partial medications are disposed of.
- who to call if you have questions
- packaging, wrappers, empty med containers, empty IV tubing goes in this container.
- 2patient identifiers ensure right
18 Clues: aerosols & oxidizers • patient has the right to • who to call if you have questions • 2patient identifiers ensure right • report filled out when error occurs • waste for controlled substances go here • call to report med error after assessment • document medication waste via this system. • a system utilized to scan for drug diversion. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2025-10-23
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- The M in FAT TOM
- A protein in a food or ingredient to which some people are sensitive
- Foods that temperature and time need to be monitored in order to prevent foodborne illness
- A common symptom of foodborne illnesses
- 41- 135 degrees is the
- Requires a host to live and reproduce
- Foodborne illness that causes jaundice
- spoils food and cause the taste or smell of alcohol
- pathogens that need a living host to grow
- Acronym for the conditions that pathogens need to grow
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- group of people who are more likely to become sick from contaminated food
- yellowing of the skin and eyes
- Spoils food and sometimes cause illness and may produce toxins.
- microscopic organisms that cause foodborne illness
- type of contamination that occurs when an object that shouldn't be there is in the food
- to eat food foods that have already been cooked, washed, process, or do not need to be in order to be eaten.
- Poison
17 Clues: Poison • The M in FAT TOM • 41- 135 degrees is the • yellowing of the skin and eyes • Requires a host to live and reproduce • Foodborne illness that causes jaundice • A common symptom of foodborne illnesses • pathogens that need a living host to grow • microscopic organisms that cause foodborne illness • spoils food and cause the taste or smell of alcohol • ...
Safety Terms 2025-08-20
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- Safety Practices to protect health and the environment
- Stands Metal stands used to support a lifted vehicle
- Danger from lack of oxygen
- Harmful or poisonous
- Flushing Station Station for rinsing eyes in emergencies
- Face Shield Protective gear covering the entire face
- Respirator Respirator to filter dust particles
- Gloves Wearing these protects hands from chemicals
- Protective gear for eyes
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- Helmet Protective helmet used during welding
- Jack Device used to lift vehicles safely
- Instructions Safety advice given by product makers
- Lift Points Points on a vehicle to safely lift it
- Combustion Danger of burning without external ignition
- Waste Waste that poses a threat to health or environment
- Fire Fire caused by electrical sources
- Respirator Respirator used to protect from welding fumes
- Harmful microorganisms that cause disease
18 Clues: Harmful or poisonous • Protective gear for eyes • Danger from lack of oxygen • Jack Device used to lift vehicles safely • Fire Fire caused by electrical sources • Harmful microorganisms that cause disease • Helmet Protective helmet used during welding • Respirator Respirator to filter dust particles • Lift Points Points on a vehicle to safely lift it • ...
Phycological safety 2026-08-26
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- Willing to say "I don't know" or ask for help without feeling weak.
- Refining existing processes to improve efficiency and performance?
- Leadership that changes according to the situation?
- The creation and implementation of new ideas?
- The level of commitment and passion an employee feels (boosted by safety!).
- Creating a workplace where employees are aware of their boundaries, success criteria and priorities is know as?
- Bringing your genuine, true self to the workplace.
- The foundational belief in the reliability and truth of your team.
- Emotional exhaustion that decreases when psychological safety increases.
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- The ability to adapt leadership behaviour to changing environments?
- The feeling of being accepted for your authentic self at work.
- In a safe culture, these are treated as lessons rather than failures.
- Ensuring team activities connect to organisational goals?
- What it takes to speak up with a dissenting opinion.
- A growth ______ allows teams to view challenges as learning opportunities.
- Encouraging experimentation, creativity and new ideas?
- Open, honest, and direct communication without malice.
17 Clues: The creation and implementation of new ideas? • Bringing your genuine, true self to the workplace. • Leadership that changes according to the situation? • What it takes to speak up with a dissenting opinion. • Encouraging experimentation, creativity and new ideas? • Open, honest, and direct communication without malice. • ...
Safety Rules 2026-10-21
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- used to cut
- to lose your balance on a wet surface
- physical contact
- cooking container
- kitchen cover you wear
- recommendations to avoid accidents
- you get it if you touch a hot pot
- used to divide
- involuntary air that comes through the nose
- to go down
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- causes a cold
- hand cover used in the kitchen
- cold symptom
- used to fry food
- used to cover the hair
- free from danger
- accident with a coffee cup
17 Clues: to go down • used to cut • cold symptom • causes a cold • used to divide • used to fry food • physical contact • free from danger • cooking container • used to cover the hair • kitchen cover you wear • accident with a coffee cup • hand cover used in the kitchen • you get it if you touch a hot pot • recommendations to avoid accidents • to lose your balance on a wet surface • ...
Vocabulary Lesson 1+2 2013-09-09
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- to calm anger
- to clean, renew, repair, or refresh
- to help in a problem between others
- to express clearly in words
- to encourage in doing something wrong
- to focus on
- rescue from danger
- to give
- to separate into different levels or layers
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- a unique form of a language
- to help the progress of
- tension;stress
- to make up for
- a group organized according to rank
- able to be perceived
- to pronounce
- a place of safety
- a person who is equal to another in age or social standing
- any place of safety or protection
19 Clues: to give • to focus on • to pronounce • to calm anger • tension;stress • to make up for • a place of safety • rescue from danger • able to be perceived • to help the progress of • a unique form of a language • to express clearly in words • any place of safety or protection • a group organized according to rank • to clean, renew, repair, or refresh • to help in a problem between others • ...
Workplace Health and Safety 2025-06-05
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- Safety boots
- Report to be completed in 24 hours
- Protective clothing
- Used to clean
- Responsibility to employees
- Most common type of WHS accident
- A way that infections can be transmitted
- Machinery that assists with moving products
- Likelihood of a hazard causing harm
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- Used to assess control measures
- Something that can cause harm to a person
- Lifting with help from others
- Safety clothing
- Assessment of how bad an injury would be
- Remaining risk
- Used for hard to reach areas
- Relating to a comfortable work area
- Most common area of injury on the body
- Hand protection
19 Clues: Safety boots • Used to clean • Remaining risk • Safety clothing • Hand protection • Protective clothing • Responsibility to employees • Used for hard to reach areas • Lifting with help from others • Used to assess control measures • Most common type of WHS accident • Report to be completed in 24 hours • Relating to a comfortable work area • Likelihood of a hazard causing harm • ...
FireFighting Equipment 2024-09-01
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- something used to alert people
- used to dampen flames
- check every 6 months
- heat oxygen and fuel make this
- something used to extinguish fires
- a safety plan for emergencies
- a location to meet in an emergency
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- byproduct from fire
- use to protect yourself against fire
- a plume or black cloud
- remanence from fires
- if not disposed of safely can cause fire
- someone who extinguishers fires
- you squeeze this on a fire extinguisher
- flashing lights and sirens alert you
- fire apparatus used to smother class f fires
- class e fire
- get to safety
- you can exit a building through this
19 Clues: class e fire • get to safety • byproduct from fire • remanence from fires • check every 6 months • used to dampen flames • a plume or black cloud • a safety plan for emergencies • something used to alert people • heat oxygen and fuel make this • someone who extinguishers fires • something used to extinguish fires • a location to meet in an emergency • ...
Potato 2023-03-01
12 Clues: makes fire • time fly by • bad to breath in • looks at stairs. • the study of life • wont spill liquid • safety for Ur eyes • mix the chemicals. • runs through blood. • a stick that makes fire • liquid u mix with other liquid • wear for safety when doing science experiments.
kitchen safety 2019-03-07
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- make sure all surfaces you use are...
- use baking soda to put a grease fire out not...
- when using a grater keep your fingers at a safe...
- if you get a burn never use...
- while in the lab, stay off your...
- by washing your hands you are preventing spread of...
- to stop the bleeding apply..
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- how to hold a knife when walking with it
- keep work space...
- what to do with your hair
- what to do before and after you cook
- cover your cut with...
- what to do when you have jewelry on
- make sure you have two...
- what to do with your hand before and after cooking or handling meat
- what to do to treat a burn/cut
- what to do when you have long sleeves
17 Clues: keep work space... • cover your cut with... • what to do with your hair • make sure you have two... • to stop the bleeding apply.. • if you get a burn never use... • what to do to treat a burn/cut • while in the lab, stay off your... • what to do when you have jewelry on • what to do before and after you cook • make sure all surfaces you use are... • ...
Food Safety 2014-02-13
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- Above 75 degrees Celsius bacteria will .......
- Should be worn when handling ready to eat foods
- Used to check the internal temperature of meat
- Bacteria commonly found in chicken and eggs
- Life threatening food allergy symptom
- Bacteria in the cold
- A symptom of food poisoning
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- The sugar in milk
- Micro-organism required for bread making
- A reaction to a chemical in food
- Will destroy most harmful bacteria
- The most harmful food poisoning bacteria
- Required for the growth of bacteria
- The most common micro-organism causing food poisoning
- Process of keeping raw and cooked foods apart
- Edible micro-organism found in some cheeses
- A common allergen
17 Clues: The sugar in milk • A common allergen • Bacteria in the cold • A symptom of food poisoning • A reaction to a chemical in food • Will destroy most harmful bacteria • Required for the growth of bacteria • Life threatening food allergy symptom • Micro-organism required for bread making • The most harmful food poisoning bacteria • Bacteria commonly found in chicken and eggs • ...
Food Safety 2014-02-23
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- component of "FightBac" that includes thawing in the fridge or cold water
- can cause potentially fatal inflammation of the colon
- campaign developed by Health Canada to educate about food safety
- should be washed after touching raw meat
- between 5 and 60 degrees Celsius
- most common cause of food poisoning
- allergy that is most likely to be life threatening
- this type of food should be kept above 60 degrees Celsius
- reaction to chemicals in food
- kept between 4 and 0 degrees Celsius
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- immunological reaction to protein in food
- often found in improperly canned or preserved foods
- component of "FightBac" that includes using seperate cutting boards
- 75 degrees Celsius is the safe temperature for
- cooked meat should never touch this type of meat
- could lead to collapse and death
- usually found in acidic foods such as tomato sauce
17 Clues: reaction to chemicals in food • between 5 and 60 degrees Celsius • could lead to collapse and death • most common cause of food poisoning • kept between 4 and 0 degrees Celsius • should be washed after touching raw meat • immunological reaction to protein in food • 75 degrees Celsius is the safe temperature for • cooked meat should never touch this type of meat • ...
Food Safety 2014-02-19
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- To be allergic to something.
- Liquid that has been -----
- Cannot tolerate certain foods.
- Unsaleable organisms, Good and Bad.
- Bacteria that grows on food
- Skin to extreme heat can result in
- when bacteria from one food item are transferred to another food item, often by way of unwashed cutting boards or countertops
- Raw Meats, Eggs, Fever.
- Raw Meats, Apple Juice, Nausea
- Fever, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Stomach ache, tainted food.
- A mrico-Organism used to brew beer
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- Double Vision, Nausea, Vomiting Pre-canned Foods
- Wash Hands, Don't cut meat on same board.
- Blood, Be careful when using a knife not to get a
- Between 5-60
- First in, First Out
- When liquid is spilled you can -----
17 Clues: Between 5-60 • First in, First Out • Raw Meats, Eggs, Fever. • Liquid that has been ----- • Bacteria that grows on food • To be allergic to something. • Cannot tolerate certain foods. • Raw Meats, Apple Juice, Nausea • Skin to extreme heat can result in • A mrico-Organism used to brew beer • Unsaleable organisms, Good and Bad. • When liquid is spilled you can ----- • ...
LAB SAFETY 2015-10-06
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- WHEN HANDLING HEAT AND CHEMICALS YOU WERE WHAT?
- , NEVER SHOULD BE FOOLING AROUND OR
- ,OBSERVE GOOD
- WATER ,NEVER PUT HOT GLASS IN WHAT?
- , YOU SHOULD DO WHAT TO ALL EQUITMENT?
- , FILLED WITH WHAT KIND OF WATER
- NEVER LOOK INTO A CONTAINER BEING WHAT?
- LENSES , NEVER SHOULD YOU HAVE WHAT IN WHEN YOUR IN THE LAB
- , HANDLE ALL LIVING THINGS IN WHAT MANNER?
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- conduct yourself in THIS MANNER
- ,NEVER HANDLE BROKEN
- YOU SHOULD ALWAYS BE WHAT?
- ,HANDLE WITH EXSTREAM CARE
- AND DRINKS , nOT ALOOWED TO HAVE THESE ITEMS IN THE LAB
- ROOM , YOU ARE NEVER PERMITED WHERE?
- SHOULD BR PULLED BACK IN LAB
- SUCTION NEVER USE WHAT TO FILL A PIPET
17 Clues: ,OBSERVE GOOD • ,NEVER HANDLE BROKEN • YOU SHOULD ALWAYS BE WHAT? • ,HANDLE WITH EXSTREAM CARE • SHOULD BR PULLED BACK IN LAB • conduct yourself in THIS MANNER • , FILLED WITH WHAT KIND OF WATER • , NEVER SHOULD BE FOOLING AROUND OR • WATER ,NEVER PUT HOT GLASS IN WHAT? • ROOM , YOU ARE NEVER PERMITED WHERE? • , YOU SHOULD DO WHAT TO ALL EQUITMENT? • ...
cyber safety 2016-05-25
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- makes computer sick
- when someone gets into a game is called
- something you download stuff into
- up something keeps on coming back
- message something that you send something that is not nice and it's on your phone
- login to something that Facebook will stuff
- something you can do work or games on
- something you sent to another person
- something you get information from
- something something you do while you're on a computer or iPad
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- something that your friend send you from the iPad
- bullying you should know this love your new computer or the Internet
- someone you don't know that might be having into you
- I think you keep to your computer
- safety can you keep safe on the Internet or games
- someone who helps you when you're stuck with a virus
- something you play on your iPad
17 Clues: makes computer sick • something you play on your iPad • something you download stuff into • I think you keep to your computer • up something keeps on coming back • something you get information from • something you sent to another person • something you can do work or games on • when someone gets into a game is called • login to something that Facebook will stuff • ...
cyber safety 2016-05-25
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- makes computer sick
- when someone gets into a game is called
- something you download stuff into
- up something keeps on coming back
- message something that you send something that is not nice and it's on your phone
- login to something that Facebook will stuff
- something you can do work or games on
- something you sent to another person
- something you get information from
- something something you do while you're on a computer or iPad
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- something that your friend send you from the iPad
- bullying you should know this love your new computer or the Internet
- someone you don't know that might be having into you
- I think you keep to your computer
- safety can you keep safe on the Internet or games
- someone who helps you when you're stuck with a virus
- something you play on your iPad
17 Clues: makes computer sick • something you play on your iPad • something you download stuff into • I think you keep to your computer • up something keeps on coming back • something you get information from • something you sent to another person • something you can do work or games on • when someone gets into a game is called • login to something that Facebook will stuff • ...
Digital Safety 2023-03-23
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- DO TELL your parent or guardian if you see bad language, distasteful pictures and inappropriate video while you are ____.
- NEVER post inappropriate ____ of anyone, including yourself, your family and friends.
- If someone asks to meet you, tell your ____ or guardian right away.
- Some ____ may not be who they say they are.
- Some applications may be ____ to your devices and compromise your privacy.
- They only people who should know your password other than yourself are your parents or guardian.
- THINK CAREFULLY before posting pictures or ____ of yourself.
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- NEVER ____ in person with anyone you first "met" online.
- You may need to unfriend, delete or ____ people who continuously post content which you find bothersome, distasteful and inappropriate.
- NEVER ____ or give your phone number, credit card details, home address, school's name or your location to anyone you meet online or on any social networking site.
- DO REMEMBER that if someone makes you an offer that is too grand like getting rich instantly, meeting a celebrity, or making you famous, the offer is most likely a ____
- USE ____ settings on social networks sites.
- DO NOT ____ and install any software on your phone, tablet, or computer without checking first with your parents or guardian.
- DO NOT ____ your password with anyone, including your best friend.
- Once you've ____ a photo or video online, other people can see it and may be able to download it.
- NEVER ____ to mean, nasty, suggestive or rude emails or posts. Delete all unwanted messages.
- DO NOT hang around a ____ room if someone says or writes something which makes you feel uncomfortable or worried.
17 Clues: USE ____ settings on social networks sites. • Some ____ may not be who they say they are. • NEVER ____ in person with anyone you first "met" online. • THINK CAREFULLY before posting pictures or ____ of yourself. • DO NOT ____ your password with anyone, including your best friend. • If someone asks to meet you, tell your ____ or guardian right away. • ...
SAFETY WEEK 2020-02-18
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- COP(Conference of parties) of Year 2020 under UNFCCC(United Nations Framework convention on climate change) will be in which city?
- Also called TNT
- Which opencast project won National Safety Awards Mines 2015, in schome 1: LONGEST ACCIDENT FREE PERIOD (LAFP) under Type 3 (Coal Mines – Opencast) (Hint: It's in NCL.)
- General Manager of Block 2 area
- Which blasting is an effective way to restrict fly rocks by covering of blast holes properly before blasting.
- This technology is widely used as most advanced slope stability monitoring technology
- what saves dumper operator from boulder while loading
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- State tree of jharkhand
- 13th meeting of conference of parties on CMS( Conservation of Migratory Species) is held in which city?
- refers to dirt and rock piled alongside a haulage road, intended as a safety measure.
- Spot area around the vehicle that cannot be directly observed by the driver while at the controls
- CMD of BCCL.
- Wore over the mouths to keep from inhaling coal dust
- State having largest forest cover as percentage of total geographical area as per India State of Forest Report (ISFR)2019?
- which thermometer is used to measure air cooling power
- A mixture of CO2 + N2 is known as _____ Damp
- Self-rescuer can be used upto ________ % of CO
17 Clues: CMD of BCCL. • Also called TNT • State tree of jharkhand • General Manager of Block 2 area • A mixture of CO2 + N2 is known as _____ Damp • Self-rescuer can be used upto ________ % of CO • Wore over the mouths to keep from inhaling coal dust • what saves dumper operator from boulder while loading • which thermometer is used to measure air cooling power • ...
Safety Month 2021-04-07
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- Common workplace trip hazard
- When should an employee report a work-related injury?
- A heat-resistant, fibrous, silicate material regulated by EPA and OSHA
- Some workplace injuries may be avoided through proper
- The "P" in the acronym PASS concerning fire extinguisher usage stands for
- May be caused by working too close to computer screen
- Reporting unsafe actions and conditions can help prevent these in the workplace
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- Common acronym for identifying a stroke
- Trying to prevent a situation rather than just responding after it has happened is being
- These should never be blocked in a workplace
- The first "S" in the acronym PASS concerning fire extinguisher usage stands for
- A hard hat is a common example of __________ which helps prevent workplace injuries
- Common acronym instructing users how to operate a fire extinguisher
- The "A" in the acronym PASS concerning fire extinguisher usage stands for
- The second "S" in the acronym PASS concerning fire extinguisher usage stands for
- Who is responsible for ensuring a safe workplace
- HIV and Hepatitis B are examples of bloodborne
17 Clues: Common workplace trip hazard • Common acronym for identifying a stroke • These should never be blocked in a workplace • HIV and Hepatitis B are examples of bloodborne • Who is responsible for ensuring a safe workplace • When should an employee report a work-related injury? • Some workplace injuries may be avoided through proper • ...
cyber safety 2021-09-17
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- a game with games in it
- don't go on this
- the biggest company in the world
- you text on this
- don't text people...
- you buy stuff on this
- is an online game
- think before you...
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- a thing you use every day
- you watch stuff on this
- the second-best phone compney
- you need to look out for this
- you need this to use your phone
- you play...
- don't hate people
- do this to people you don't know
- be your self
17 Clues: you play... • be your self • don't go on this • you text on this • don't hate people • is an online game • think before you... • don't text people... • you buy stuff on this • you watch stuff on this • a game with games in it • a thing you use every day • the second-best phone compney • you need to look out for this • you need this to use your phone • the biggest company in the world • ...
Lab Safety 2022-07-05
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- a compound or substance that has been purified or prepared
- what you wear to protect your hands
- living organisms
- safety with respect to the effects of biological research on humans and the environment
- part of hospital where testing takes place
- a serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation
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- hood a ventilated enclosure, in which harmful volatile chemicals can be used or kept
- Canada's national hazard communication standard
- a medical procedure
- what you wear to protect your eyes
- control who do you call when you have ingested a chemical
- combustion or burning
- a danger or risk
- aid kit a kit for an emergency
- coat to protect arms and body
- wash station, where you go when you get a chemical in your eye
- a situation involving exposure to danger
17 Clues: a danger or risk • living organisms • a medical procedure • combustion or burning • coat to protect arms and body • aid kit a kit for an emergency • what you wear to protect your eyes • what you wear to protect your hands • a situation involving exposure to danger • part of hospital where testing takes place • Canada's national hazard communication standard • ...
Safety Crossword 2023-05-04
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- process during an active shooter situation
- code color in case of a fire
- part of body used when lifting safely
- code color for injury or illness
- app used to submit Hazards and Near Misses
- Number of points of contact while on a ladder
- Type of ladders used in stockrooms and backroom
- function of myday used to submit repair requests
- maximum height to which vehicles can be stacked
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- What to ask for when an item is over a certain weight
- exterior door used for quick evacuations
- item used to nullify fires
- How you should move a vehicle around in the store
- this is used if chemicals or debris comes in contact with face
- equipment used for items that are too large for a ladder
- used for turning off/on power, they should not be blocked
- equipment used to move pallets into higher spaced
17 Clues: item used to nullify fires • code color in case of a fire • code color for injury or illness • part of body used when lifting safely • exterior door used for quick evacuations • process during an active shooter situation • app used to submit Hazards and Near Misses • Number of points of contact while on a ladder • Type of ladders used in stockrooms and backroom • ...
Safety Crossword 2023-06-23
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- do this before lifting
- counselling and wellbeing support
- do not leave these in machines
- used to clean up spills
- do not use when spotting
- when should you complete checklists
- use these when on wave machine in aisle
- use this to cut strapping
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- to be used when writing on blackboards
- wear these when handling gas bottles
- should you report all injuries
- how many hours to report an incident
- mezzanine gates should be this when not in use
- how many trolleys on travelator
- how many metres must you be from forklift
- to be engaged when ladder not in use
- how many trolleys you can collect when working alone
17 Clues: do this before lifting • used to clean up spills • do not use when spotting • use this to cut strapping • should you report all injuries • do not leave these in machines • how many trolleys on travelator • counselling and wellbeing support • when should you complete checklists • wear these when handling gas bottles • to be engaged when ladder not in use • ...
Food safety 2023-11-21
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- what you wear to keep clean
- a hot heated surface used for food cooking
- deep dish used for liquid or food
- what you cut with
- used for measuring
- protective wear for oven use
- a type of whisk
- what you need to wear on your feet
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- healthy food
- a shallow oval utensil used for stirring or eating
- what you cut on
- you put the food on
- utensil used for eating food
- something you use to cook with
- when bacteria is passed from one food to another
- not to use to put out an oil fire
- to wash your hands and food
17 Clues: healthy food • what you cut on • a type of whisk • what you cut with • used for measuring • you put the food on • what you wear to keep clean • to wash your hands and food • utensil used for eating food • protective wear for oven use • something you use to cook with • deep dish used for liquid or food • not to use to put out an oil fire • what you need to wear on your feet • ...
Safety Precautions 2023-08-22
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- remember this acronym for a fire
- list precautions and hazzards of chemicals
- when to report an incident
- foodborne illness resembles this
- use this exit if primary is blocked
- proper techniques are needed to move patients to prevent ____
- muscles that are the strongest in the body
- enforce safety standards in the workplace
- always bend at hips and _____
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- body part injured most in health care
- the EPA protects human health and the ____
- name and ____ date for patient identification
- position with the head of bed at 90 degrees
- clean high traffic areas _____
- patient laying flat on their back
- 4-48 hours for what to show up with a foodborne illness
- acronym for extinguisher use
17 Clues: when to report an incident • acronym for extinguisher use • always bend at hips and _____ • clean high traffic areas _____ • remember this acronym for a fire • foodborne illness resembles this • patient laying flat on their back • use this exit if primary is blocked • body part injured most in health care • enforce safety standards in the workplace • ...
Cyber Safety 2024-01-25
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- make a fake profile to pretend to be someone else
- texts that go back and forth between people that are angry, insulting, or hurtful
- where I ___ is personal information that I should NOT share
- for your use and no one else's
- a person or people that are looking for someone to hurt or use
- an example of personal information that I should NOT share is __
- you know that person will be honest
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- information that describes you
- being protected from danger
- one way for me to access the internet is my ___ system
- a plan to trick people so they can steal from or hurt others
- an example of personal information that I can share is my favorite ___
- a feeling that someone is being dishonest or doing something wrong
- sharing private information is not ___
- bothering or pressuring a person over and over
- relating to computers or computer networks; internet
- using the phone to send sexual pictures or messages
17 Clues: being protected from danger • information that describes you • for your use and no one else's • you know that person will be honest • sharing private information is not ___ • bothering or pressuring a person over and over • make a fake profile to pretend to be someone else • using the phone to send sexual pictures or messages • ...
Chemical Safety 2024-07-09
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- A form of PPE to prevent chemicals from getting on your hands.
- If you notice an issue with any of the chemical ________ at Case, inform a supervisor immediately. These control the dilution of products and ensure that our chemicals are at safe levels.
- Chemicals that are transferred out of their original container must be _______.
- _____ buckets are for hot soapy water.
- ___ buckets are for sanitizer.
- Chemicals should never be _____.
- A form of PPE to prevent chemicals from getting on your clothes and skin.
- You should always wear ___, when handling chemicals.
- Chemicals should always be stored away from ____. Cross contamination from chemicals can be deadly.
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- Chemicals should only be stored in __________ areas away from food production.
- The chemical provider for NCSU Dining.
- A form of PPE to prevent chemicals from getting in your eyes.
- A form of PPE to prevent chemicals from getting in your mouth or in your nose.
- If you feel ill or notice an unusual odor after handling chemicals, tell a __________.
- Only use chemicals for their ________ purpose. Using the right chemical for the job is important.
- Certain chemicals are ________ and should be kept away from heat sources such as ovens, grills and stoves.
- Unless specified (such as sanitizer or glass cleaner), chemicals such as bleach or soap must be thoroughly _____ from surfaces after use to prevent chemical contamination.
17 Clues: ___ buckets are for sanitizer. • Chemicals should never be _____. • The chemical provider for NCSU Dining. • _____ buckets are for hot soapy water. • You should always wear ___, when handling chemicals. • A form of PPE to prevent chemicals from getting in your eyes. • A form of PPE to prevent chemicals from getting on your hands. • ...
Safety Crossword 2024-08-09
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- Store --- items in lower drawers and shelves
- Scan areas while you walk and remove hazards you encounter
- The best time to prepare for an --- is before one
- It is our --- to work safely and report hazards
- Spilled liquids create ---
- Don't read while walking. It doesn't save enough time to --- the risk
- --- is matching the job to the worker
- It's easy to remember how to use a fire extinguisher if you remember the word ---
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- Reporting unsafe acts and unsafe conditions can often help prevent ---
- whether you are sitting, standing, or lifting, use proper --- to avail muscle pain
- Close one --- in a cabinet before opening another
- When carrying an object, keep your --- straight
- During an emergency you should use the exit --- to you
- We can prevent slips, trips, and falls by maintaining good ---
- Never let your --- down on safety
- When climbing the stairs, us the
- Do not overload electrical circuits. Use only one -- for each socket
17 Clues: Spilled liquids create --- • When climbing the stairs, us the • Never let your --- down on safety • --- is matching the job to the worker • Store --- items in lower drawers and shelves • When carrying an object, keep your --- straight • It is our --- to work safely and report hazards • Close one --- in a cabinet before opening another • ...
Halloween Safety 2023-10-04
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- What to wear when it gets cold
- Always carry a _____when it gets dark
- A vegetable that can be carved for Halloween.
- Wear a ______ to show your horror in style!
- Who should you never talk with when trick or treating?
- Make sure to bring ____ with you to avoid dehydration!
- Never trick or treat ______
- A holiday on October 31
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- ______ or Treat?
- Always trick or treat with a _____ of friends
- Adult who should you bring when trick or treating?
- Jack O'______
- Do Not go inside a stranger's ______
- Look both ways before crossing the ____
- A noise that a ghost makes
- Always _____ your candy before eating anything!
- Only take ____ piece of candy!
17 Clues: Jack O'______ • ______ or Treat? • A holiday on October 31 • A noise that a ghost makes • Never trick or treat ______ • What to wear when it gets cold • Only take ____ piece of candy! • Do Not go inside a stranger's ______ • Always carry a _____when it gets dark • Look both ways before crossing the ____ • Wear a ______ to show your horror in style! • ...
Lab Safety! 2024-09-05
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- Do not _____ any chemicals
- Read this first for safety precautions
- Triangle shape surrounding a symbol
- Do not use glassware when it is this
- Shoes have to be this
- Must be worn for all experiments
- Remember this when operating the fire extinguisher
- Octagon shape surrounding a symbol
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- Symbols you may find on containers
- Ignites if exposed to heat or sparks
- Explodes or gives off deadly vapours
- Eats or wears away other materials
- Diamond shape surrounding a symbol
- Use these to handle recently heated glassware
- May cause sickness or death if swallowed
- All chemicals in the laboratory are to be considered this
- Do this when completing labs
17 Clues: Shoes have to be this • Do not _____ any chemicals • Do this when completing labs • Must be worn for all experiments • Symbols you may find on containers • Eats or wears away other materials • Diamond shape surrounding a symbol • Octagon shape surrounding a symbol • Triangle shape surrounding a symbol • Ignites if exposed to heat or sparks • Explodes or gives off deadly vapours • ...
Laboratory Safety 2025-02-04
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- What term describes situations requiring immediate action in a lab?
- What should be correctly disposed of to prevent contamination?
- What are the step-by-step instructions for conducting experiments safely?
- What label indicates materials that pose a biological risk?
- What protective wear shields your body from spills and splashes?
- What item is essential to protect hands from hazardous substances?
- Which ventilation system is used to safely handle volatile substances?
- What garment is worn to protect clothing and skin in a lab?
- What is used to communicate safety information in the lab?
- What process ensures lab personnel understand safety procedures?
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- What document provides detailed information about chemical hazards?
- What measures are taken to minimize risks in the laboratory?
- What term refers to the tools and devices used in laboratory work?
- What protective eyewear should be worn to protect against chemical splashes?
- What is the term for the established procedures to follow in a lab?
- What system is essential for maintaining air quality in a lab?
- What term refers to anything that poses a risk in the laboratory?
17 Clues: What is used to communicate safety information in the lab? • What label indicates materials that pose a biological risk? • What garment is worn to protect clothing and skin in a lab? • What measures are taken to minimize risks in the laboratory? • What should be correctly disposed of to prevent contamination? • ...
Food Safety 2025-04-01
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- Microorganisms that cause illness
- illness A disease transmitted to people by food
- Harmful things that are present in food
- Ready to Eat Foods, Foods that can be eaten without washing or cooking
- outbreak When two or more people get sick from eating the same food
- Initials for the six conditions that bacteria needs to grow.
- Body's negative reaction to a food.
- Foods that need time and temperature control for safety
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- A formal review of a food operation
- The leading cause of foodborne illness examples include Hepatitis A and Norovirus
- Organisms that get nourishment from another organism examples include roundworms and tapeworms
- Temperature Danger Zone between 41 degrees and 135 degrees
- Tiny plants that grow under almost any condition but can also be used to make flavor in cheese
- When a food with an allergen comes in contact with another food item.
- A common type of microorganism, example include Salmonella and Shigella
- Microoganisms that can spoil food, look for slime and bubbles
- Something with the potential to cause harm
17 Clues: Microorganisms that cause illness • A formal review of a food operation • Body's negative reaction to a food. • Harmful things that are present in food • Something with the potential to cause harm • illness A disease transmitted to people by food • Foods that need time and temperature control for safety • Temperature Danger Zone between 41 degrees and 135 degrees • ...
SAFETY WEEK 2025-06-09
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- too much of this means the bollards need to come in
- something unsafe or dangerous that may cause harm
- has a primary duty of care to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health and safety of workers.
- items worn to protect against danger
- a dangerous incident or condition that could of resulted in harm (4,4)
- how many sweeps we do in the event of a fire alarm activation before calling in all clear
- you can hear the "beep beep" alarm
- also known as OPS & Emergency
- these need to be openable and should not be bolted down (4,4)
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- make sure yours is always on and you can hear it
- all clear (4,5)
- the sound of the fire evacuation alarm (5,5)
- what shoes need to be worn back of house (6,3)
- safety reporting software
- boardgame from the 70s and exposure to danger
- the turtle
- slips, trips and ___
17 Clues: the turtle • all clear (4,5) • slips, trips and ___ • safety reporting software • also known as OPS & Emergency • you can hear the "beep beep" alarm • items worn to protect against danger • the sound of the fire evacuation alarm (5,5) • boardgame from the 70s and exposure to danger • what shoes need to be worn back of house (6,3) • ...
Health & Safety for the Workplace 2024-01-04
Across
- Something that poses a potential risk or danger to the health and safety of individuals in the workplace.
- The state of being protected from harm, danger, or injury in the workplace.
- An unplanned or unexpected event that causes harm, injury, or damage in the workplace.
- Physical activity that requires proper techniques to prevent strain and injury.
- Tools and machinery used in the workplace that must be regularly inspected and maintained for safety.
Down
- The proper method of touching, moving, or manipulating objects or substances to prevent accidents or injuries.
- A formal document or communication that provides information about workplace incidents, hazards, or accidents.
- A potential workplace emergency that requires knowledge of evacuation procedures and proper use of firefighting equipment.
- A rule or law that sets standards and guidelines for maintaining a safe working environment.
- The process of evaluating and identifying potential risks and hazards in the workplace to ensure safety measures are in place.
- Visual cues or symbols used to convey important safety information or warnings in the workplace
11 Clues: The state of being protected from harm, danger, or injury in the workplace. • Physical activity that requires proper techniques to prevent strain and injury. • An unplanned or unexpected event that causes harm, injury, or damage in the workplace. • A rule or law that sets standards and guidelines for maintaining a safe working environment. • ...
Health and Safety at Work Act 2025-12-04
Across
- The Health and Safety Work Act is a...
- Who must follow procedures?
- What must service users and providers take for health and safety?
- Staff and service users are at _____ is health and safety isn't followed.
Down
- In care environments, risks can be higher because staff are working with _______ people.
- What must employers go on to reduce risk of harm to themselves or others?
- What should be kept up to date in hsc settings?
- Who must provide a safe environment?
- What must staff use properly for safety of themselves and others?
- Staff must be trained in ______ handling.
10 Clues: Who must follow procedures? • Who must provide a safe environment? • The Health and Safety Work Act is a... • Staff must be trained in ______ handling. • What should be kept up to date in hsc settings? • What must staff use properly for safety of themselves and others? • What must service users and providers take for health and safety? • ...
Safety 2022-03-09
10 Clues: Space to small • Unneeded items • Moving equipment • Protect your digits • Pause before you act • To protect your eyes • At least once a month • Instead of pulling do this • Before working on equipment • _______ protective equipment
SAFETY 2013-09-09
Across
- The door that you have to utilize while going from one cooler to the other
- When the fire alarm sounds the plant must be____________
- Which recommendations are followed by the Cumming plant about the permissible exposure limit (PEL).
- Over 25% of accidents involve a _____________ being struck
- How often the pre-trip inspections must be done?
Down
- Number of deaths each year caused by forklift accidents
- _________is not, strictly speaking, a poison and repeated exposure to it produces no addictive (chronic) effects on the human body. However, even in small concentrations in the air it can be extremely irritating to the eyes, throat, and breathing passage
- When do you have to report accidents or unsafe acts to your supervisor.
- If you see a running hose, turn it________
- The name of the team in the plant that is responsible to follow compliance and requirements established by the law and company policies on regards to ammonia safety.
10 Clues: If you see a running hose, turn it________ • How often the pre-trip inspections must be done? • Number of deaths each year caused by forklift accidents • When the fire alarm sounds the plant must be____________ • Over 25% of accidents involve a _____________ being struck • When do you have to report accidents or unsafe acts to your supervisor. • ...
safety 2016-02-24
Across
- Someone you should never leave
- Effective transfer of information
- Describes effective communication
- Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation
- Needs to be paid attention to
Down
- One of the 5 Ps
- Asking if something makes sense
- Checking with an expert source
- One of the Cs in ARCC
- Stop, Think, Act, Review
10 Clues: One of the 5 Ps • One of the Cs in ARCC • Stop, Think, Act, Review • Needs to be paid attention to • Someone you should never leave • Checking with an expert source • Asking if something makes sense • Effective transfer of information • Describes effective communication • Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation
Safety 2021-09-23
Across
- Use it to wear over your clothes in lab
- A clothing that you wear to cover your body
- A object that has to be taken off while in lab
- A piece of clothing you wear to cover your arms
Down
- Wear over your eyes
- You use it to put your hair up
- It Cover your hands while in lab
- A liquid you cant have in the lab
- A piece of clothing that covers your legs
- Wear on your feet
10 Clues: Wear on your feet • Wear over your eyes • You use it to put your hair up • It Cover your hands while in lab • A liquid you cant have in the lab • Use it to wear over your clothes in lab • A piece of clothing that covers your legs • A clothing that you wear to cover your body • A object that has to be taken off while in lab • A piece of clothing you wear to cover your arms
safety 2021-06-09
safety 2021-10-14
SAFETY 2022-08-08
Across
- What are you supposed to do while using a vehicle?
- What are you supposed to wear while grabbing carts?
- what can we never leave on the floor? (something we climb)
- who's the best ETL when it comes to safety?
Down
- what should never be unattended on the salesfloor?
- what wooden platform should never be left on its side?
- what do we do if an item is to heavy for one person?
- what do you call on the walkie when there is a medical emergency?
- What should we never wear while on the floor?
- which app do we use to document a near miss?
10 Clues: who's the best ETL when it comes to safety? • which app do we use to document a near miss? • What should we never wear while on the floor? • what should never be unattended on the salesfloor? • What are you supposed to do while using a vehicle? • What are you supposed to wear while grabbing carts? • what do we do if an item is to heavy for one person? • ...
Safety 2022-11-22
Across
- A maladaptive pattern of continued use of alcohol or a drug
- a behavioral choice is made that increases risk where risk is not recognized or is mistakenly believed to be justified.
- device, method, or process that is used for the specific purpose of restricting a patient’s freedom of movement without the permission of the person
- A set of interventions to reduce the risk of falls
- unexpected occurrence involving death or serious physiological or psychological injury
Down
- A mnemonic for the components of health care team member communication
- An unplanned event that did not result in a patient injury or illness but had the potential to.
- A drug used to manage a patient’s behavior
- Scheduled hourly visits to each patient’s room
- A transfer and acceptance of patient care responsibility achieved through effective communication.
10 Clues: A drug used to manage a patient’s behavior • Scheduled hourly visits to each patient’s room • A set of interventions to reduce the risk of falls • A maladaptive pattern of continued use of alcohol or a drug • A mnemonic for the components of health care team member communication • ...
Safety 2018-02-17
Across
- An 87-year-old man is admitted to the hospital for cellulitis of the right arm. He ambulates with a cane and is taking lasix to control the fluid retention. Which intervention is most important to protect him from injury?
- A nurse sees smoke emerging from medical equipment in a client's room. The equipment is currently being used by the client. Which is the first priority in the event of a fire?
- event Unexpected occurrence involving death, serious injury, psychological injury, or risk there of
- Broadly defined as a tragic event of great magnitude that requires the response of people outside the involved community
- What type of restraint is used on an infant?
Down
- What stage developmental does the age group of 1 - 3 yrs old fall under?
- Involves the deliberate spread of pathogenic organisms into a community to cause widespread illness, fear, and panic
- A nurse is conducting a home assessment for a client regarding safety. The nurse uses what acronym to pass assess the risk for falls in the clients home?
- In the acronym RACE, what does the A stand for?
- How many fingers should you be able to fit between a restraint and the clients skin?
10 Clues: What type of restraint is used on an infant? • In the acronym RACE, what does the A stand for? • What stage developmental does the age group of 1 - 3 yrs old fall under? • How many fingers should you be able to fit between a restraint and the clients skin? • event Unexpected occurrence involving death, serious injury, psychological injury, or risk there of • ...
Safety 2018-02-19
Across
- What stage developmental does the age group of 1 - 3 yrs old fall under?
- What type of restraint is used on an infant?
- Broadly defined as a tragic event of great magnitude that requires the response of people outside the involved community
- A nurse sees smoke emerging from medical equipment in a client's room. The equipment is currently being used by the client. Which is the first priority in the event of a fire?
Down
- Involves the deliberate spread of pathogenic organisms into a community to cause widespread illness, fear, and panic
- In the acronym RACE, what does the A stand for?
- An 87-year-old man is admitted to the hospital for cellulitis of the right arm. He ambulates with a cane and is taking lasix to control the fluid retention. Which intervention is most important to protect him from injury?
- A nurse is conducting a home assessment for a client regarding safety. The nurse uses what acronym to assess the risk for falls in the clients home?
- Unexpected occurrence involving death, serious injury, psychological injury, or risk there of
- How many fingers should you be able to fit between a restraint and the clients skin?
10 Clues: What type of restraint is used on an infant? • In the acronym RACE, what does the A stand for? • What stage developmental does the age group of 1 - 3 yrs old fall under? • How many fingers should you be able to fit between a restraint and the clients skin? • Unexpected occurrence involving death, serious injury, psychological injury, or risk there of • ...
Safety 2018-02-19
Across
- How many fingers should you be able to fit between a restraint and the clients skin?
- What stage developmental does the age group of 1 - 3 yrs old fall under?
- What type of restraint is used on an infant?
- An 87-year-old man is admitted to the hospital for cellulitis of the right arm. He ambulates with a cane and is taking lasix to control the fluid retention. Which intervention is most important to protect him from injury?
- event Unexpected occurrence involving death, serious injury, psychological injury, or risk there of
- In the acronym RACE, what does the A stand for?
Down
- Involves the deliberate spread of pathogenic organisms into a community to cause widespread illness, fear, and panic
- Broadly defined as a tragic event of great magnitude that requires the response of people outside the involved community
- Client A nurse sees smoke emerging from medical equipment in a client's room. The equipment is currently being used by the client. Which is the first priority in the event of a fire?
- A nurse is conducting a home assessment for a client regarding safety. The nurse uses what acronym to assess the risk for falls in the clients home?
10 Clues: What type of restraint is used on an infant? • In the acronym RACE, what does the A stand for? • What stage developmental does the age group of 1 - 3 yrs old fall under? • How many fingers should you be able to fit between a restraint and the clients skin? • event Unexpected occurrence involving death, serious injury, psychological injury, or risk there of • ...
safety 2023-05-17
Across
- Have windows and doors open
- Always have them under a table
- Close when you are finished
- Hold them by the blade
- Wear them when you are using chemicals
Down
- Never leave unattended
- What the teacher needs to give you
- Pack all equipment up at the end
- Have them tucked away so no one trips on them
- Turn of when not using
10 Clues: Never leave unattended • Hold them by the blade • Have windows and doors open • Turn of when not using • Close when you are finished • Always have them under a table • What the teacher needs to give you • Pack all equipment up at the end • Wear them when you are using chemicals • Have them tucked away so no one trips on them
Safety 2024-01-25
Across
- protects your eyes
- to know where all safety equipment is
- do not smell odors use this method instead
- protects your feet
- follow all written and verbal instructions
Down
- nothing will ever be put into this while in the lab
- to keep everything need and in order
- do not horseplay or distract others
- make sure it is up and not in the way
- wash them after every lab
10 Clues: protects your eyes • protects your feet • wash them after every lab • do not horseplay or distract others • to keep everything need and in order • make sure it is up and not in the way • to know where all safety equipment is • do not smell odors use this method instead • follow all written and verbal instructions • nothing will ever be put into this while in the lab
Safety 2024-04-15
SAFETY 2024-04-11
10 Clues: park safely • protects eyes • good behaviour • starts with me • head protection • loss of containment • annual health assessments • a sound to listen out for • provides guidelines to work safely • must be issued before contractors commence work
Safety 2024-08-25
Safety 2024-09-05
10 Clues: Apron • Saftey • PushStick • Protective Hats • No not inclosed shoes • you put them on your hands • Helps with the loud noises • keeps dust out of your eyes • Personal protective equipment • A thing that gose over your face to keep the dust out of your eyes
Safety 2026-02-23
Across
- A team-based method for hazard identification
- How many Assembly points are there in the site
- ____ _____ (2 words) must not be held open or tied open, they must also never be locked or blocked.
- Degradation of hazardous waste by microorganisms
Down
- Time between your vehicle and a large vehicle behind you on a highway should be
- Toxic gas that smells like rotten eggs
- The study of people's efficiency in their working environment
- a unit of power equal to 1 joule per second
- Stop, look and ______
- consequence of eating food high in fat
10 Clues: Stop, look and ______ • Toxic gas that smells like rotten eggs • consequence of eating food high in fat • a unit of power equal to 1 joule per second • A team-based method for hazard identification • How many Assembly points are there in the site • Degradation of hazardous waste by microorganisms • The study of people's efficiency in their working environment • ...
Safety 2025-05-22
Across
- Have or give assitance
- a thing which one is required to do as part of a job, role, or legal obligation
- Giving birth
- Having or showing a confident personality.
Down
- Prevent pregnancy
- Doing nothing
- a desirable or constructive quality or attribute
- a situation involving exposure to danger.
- What your entitled to
- consisting in or characterized by the absence rather than the presence of distinguishing features
10 Clues: Giving birth • Doing nothing • Prevent pregnancy • What your entitled to • Have or give assitance • a situation involving exposure to danger. • Having or showing a confident personality. • a desirable or constructive quality or attribute • a thing which one is required to do as part of a job, role, or legal obligation • ...
safety 2025-05-12
Across
- : Key document that outlines company’s safety rules
- : Penalty may include a fine or this form of punishment
- : Number of weeks allowed to circulate minutes after a meeting
- : A document used during inspections to record findings and suggestions
- : Failure to attend three consecutive meetings may lead to this
Down
- : A type of meeting that must occur at least once every three months
- : Term for a group formed by both employer and employees to ensure workplace well-being
- : Person appointed as secretary, usually the Safety & Health Officer
- : Person who must not disclose information against national security
- : A method used to replace committee members when votes are involved
10 Clues: : Key document that outlines company’s safety rules • : Penalty may include a fine or this form of punishment • : Number of weeks allowed to circulate minutes after a meeting • : Failure to attend three consecutive meetings may lead to this • : A type of meeting that must occur at least once every three months • ...
SAFETY 2025-10-07
10 Clues: don't stare • scan ____wheels • leave ____an out • walk at a ____pace • establish firm _____ • use every 5-8 seconds • be prepared expect the • use ____points of contact • eight to ____seconds lead time • don't____ use your horn, lights and signals
Safety 2025-07-08
Across
- Required when using a scissor lift
- Required in Washbay
- First line of defense against injuries caused by machine operation
- Done during shift startup
- Safety procedure used to ensure that dangerous equipment is properly shut off and not able to be started up again
Down
- Boots/shoes should be
- Only to be driven by certified individuals
- Worn in ears for hearing protection
- Where to go if a tornado occurred
- Protection from potential harm in environments where hazards exist
10 Clues: Required in Washbay • Boots/shoes should be • Done during shift startup • Where to go if a tornado occurred • Required when using a scissor lift • Worn in ears for hearing protection • Only to be driven by certified individuals • Protection from potential harm in environments where hazards exist • First line of defense against injuries caused by machine operation • ...
Safety 2025-09-02
Across
- what does OSHA set for the workplace
- what is adapting to your environment
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- what type of extinguisher can only be used on class C fire
Down
- What must be provided by manufacturers with a hazardous product?
- what kind of fire is class C
- what kind of tag do you put on broken equipment
- what is the word for taking off PPE
- when identifing your patient you ask for their name and ___
- does the C in RACE stand for
10 Clues: what kind of fire is class C • does the C in RACE stand for • what is the word for taking off PPE • what does OSHA set for the workplace • what is adapting to your environment • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • what kind of tag do you put on broken equipment • what type of extinguisher can only be used on class C fire • ...
WPSD Crossword 3 2025-08-27
Across
- Special situation report: Infant exposure from _____ milk
- Another reference for fake medication
- Serious AE: Requires in-patient _______ or prolongation of existing hospitalisation.
- Social _______ is a source of safety information
- Special situation report: Use outside the terms of the prescribing information
Down
- Patient Safety is _______’s responsibility
- WPSD 2025 theme at NN is Patient safety from _______
- Source document are _______ document, data and records where information is first record-ed
- Local safety mailbox is _______@novonordisk.com
9 Clues: Another reference for fake medication • Patient Safety is _______’s responsibility • Local safety mailbox is _______@novonordisk.com • Social _______ is a source of safety information • WPSD 2025 theme at NN is Patient safety from _______ • Special situation report: Infant exposure from _____ milk • ...
Vocabulary Exam, Voices 2, Unit 1 2012-08-27
20 Clues: Stil • Mode • Wärme • Mütze • Wolle • Mütze • Muster • Schutz • rechnen • Herkunft • zufällig • Kleidung • Abmachung • Faserpelz • künstlich • eindeutig • Sicherheit • Diavortrag • raffiniert • ungewöhnlich
Antonym Crossword 2017-11-24
19 Clues: slow • weak • after • young • cheap • quiet • defeat • forget • modest • depart • safety • smooth • fiction • excited • certain • shallow • entrance • beginning • complicated
Cryptographic Crossword 2023-07-20
19 Clues: Ygrky • Zthya • Terra • Vetfi • Xfkjyd • Hfoqsm • Rnewtg • Oubbem • Trvjri • Ferhwea • Sfmjbcmf • Eqookvvgf • Eizmpwcam • Pnnpyectn • Afnwflanw • Yaxmdlcrxw • Kwlkccknyb • Oaybxumzoq • Pxowlqdwlrqdo
HSE 2025-02-06
19 Clues: Sko • Ren • Fare • Brann • Skilt • Helse • Alarm • Regler • Avfall • Utgang • Risiko • Mobbing • Hansker • Rapport • Evakuere • Opplæring • Sikkerhet • Ergonomisk • Resirkulere
Shop Safety 2020-09-18
Across
- the standard unit for measuring sound
- color used to designate controls like levers, wheels, and knobs
- safety device used to protect ears from loud noises (cover the entire ear)
- the best type of clothing to wear in the shop for protection
- the color used to identify fire fighting equipment
- A fire that is caused by ordinary combustible materials
Down
- the color used to designate safety equipment and first aid supplies
- used to protect the workers eyes
- color used to mark traffic areas
- the color used to identify out of working order equipment
- colors used to draw a person's attention to large items
- color used to designate waste containers
- the risk of being free from danger or injury
- color used to help improve the visibility of items
- A fire that is caused by flammable liquids
15 Clues: used to protect the workers eyes • color used to mark traffic areas • the standard unit for measuring sound • color used to designate waste containers • A fire that is caused by flammable liquids • the risk of being free from danger or injury • color used to help improve the visibility of items • the color used to identify fire fighting equipment • ...
Medavie Education 2023-12-12
Across
- Beck's triad is in the house
- First name of your favorite paramedic
- Everyone gets this without a gag
- Kidney position
- the higher line between S and T
- An uptight pneumothorax
- A flag with no nation
- Treatment for "Eye spy with my little eye"
Down
- First line treatment for cardiac arrest
- Hurry up....you're going to slow!
- PQRST why did you go away?
- One,two,three...no IV
- CLEEEEAAAAARRRR!!
- How low can we go sweetly?
- Another key to improving patient safety
- Backasswards delivery
- High and low, that's where the STEMI goes
- Help me...I'm bleeding
- The key to improving patient safety
19 Clues: Kidney position • CLEEEEAAAAARRRR!! • One,two,three...no IV • Backasswards delivery • A flag with no nation • Help me...I'm bleeding • An uptight pneumothorax • PQRST why did you go away? • How low can we go sweetly? • Beck's triad is in the house • the higher line between S and T • Everyone gets this without a gag • Hurry up....you're going to slow! • ...
Chapter 10 2023-08-27
Across
- soap & water
- Safety Data Sheet
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- nonfood contact surfaces must be cleaned
- abbreviation for quaternary ammonium compounds
- soap and water
- Chlorine, iodine, and quats
- <6(acid) 7 (neutral) >8(base)
- scouring agent
- removes mineral deposit
- the first step for cleaning stationary equipment
Down
- should be at 110
- 2nd type of sanitizer
- to take off dried food on plates
- states how to deal with chemicals and where to store it
- breaks down grease
- 1 type of sanitizer
- solution is a mix of chemical sanitizer and water
- are up when storing flatware and utensils
- parts per million
20 Clues: soap & water • soap and water • scouring agent • should be at 110 • Safety Data Sheet • parts per million • breaks down grease • 1 type of sanitizer • 2nd type of sanitizer • removes mineral deposit • Chlorine, iodine, and quats • <6(acid) 7 (neutral) >8(base) • to take off dried food on plates • nonfood contact surfaces must be cleaned • are up when storing flatware and utensils • ...
UFL5 crossword of the day 2024-10-01
Across
- You can find lots of resources here.
- a tool to help with training employee's
- Area manager
- When entering or exiting the building use?
- This is our #1 priority
- Area manager
- HR rep
- feet protection
- Quality manager
- When moving through aisles
Down
- Group put together for safety matters
- everytime you skip an item it generates a?
- Before you enter the freezer this has to be done.
- ASM
- Most unsafe item to place on top shelf
- When there is a spill who do you call?
- items you can win for being safe
- Multi site lead
- FPS
- Site lead
20 Clues: ASM • FPS • HR rep • Site lead • Area manager • Area manager • Multi site lead • feet protection • Quality manager • This is our #1 priority • When moving through aisles • items you can win for being safe • You can find lots of resources here. • Group put together for safety matters • Most unsafe item to place on top shelf • When there is a spill who do you call? • ...
SRA Leadership 2022-04-12
Across
- What our people are seen as in the new, alternative view on safety.
- A situation, object or thing that has the potential to cause harm.
- Something that we stay safe for?
- Where is SRA now in terms of its safety maturity on the Hudson model?
- Where is SRA aspiring to in terms of its safety maturity?
- One thing SRA leaders committed to lead by?
Down
- The amount of risk that remains after controls or additional controls are applied.
- An example of a hard control.
- The number of combined Standards and Procedures in SRA’s revised Safety Management System?
- What we try to understand first when we conduct a risk assessment.
- What leading at SRA is not when in a leadership position.
11 Clues: An example of a hard control. • Something that we stay safe for? • One thing SRA leaders committed to lead by? • What leading at SRA is not when in a leadership position. • Where is SRA aspiring to in terms of its safety maturity? • A situation, object or thing that has the potential to cause harm. • What we try to understand first when we conduct a risk assessment. • ...
Y banana 2023-10-09
12 Clues: a two • a b c • 2 point • like 3 but 2 • _____ 2 y banana • Oceanside offense • out of order tech • hail to the chief • like a 8 into a 7 • safety takes the flat • all receivers to one side • like an out that you sit on
PATIENT SAFETY WEEK 2020-03-10
Across
- The hospital assesses safety risks inherent in its patient population to reduce _________
- A ________ result of a test or diagnostic procedure on a timely basis
- Best way to prevent hospital acquired infections
- The organization implements policies and procedures to reduce the risk of _________ infections
Down
- When reporting a critical value, what type of communication should be used?
- National Patient Safety Goal #2 encourages improvement of _____ among caregivers
- This type of medication is used to treat blood clots
- Improving safety requires an organizational ______________ that enables and priorities safety
- A good way to document that each step in a process is completed is through use of a _____________
- All medications and solutions on and off a sterile field
- Universal protocol requires a _____________ before a procedure
11 Clues: Best way to prevent hospital acquired infections • This type of medication is used to treat blood clots • All medications and solutions on and off a sterile field • Universal protocol requires a _____________ before a procedure • A ________ result of a test or diagnostic procedure on a timely basis • ...
Dublin Bay 2026 Life extension project 2026-07-18
Across
- when we see unsafe behaviour, we should ..... up
- reminding a fellow worker to put on their PPE is an example of brothers what?
- Equipment worn to protect workers
- reporting of hazards on Dublin bay power station
- Rushing or taking shortcuts is an example of what behaviour
- we are all part of this on Dublin Bay outage
Down
- ESB's flagship safety culture programme designed to build psychological safety and embed safe, healthy behaviours into everyday work routines
- how you are treated at Dublin Bay power station, with respect and
- ESB talking to me and asking about my welfare is a example of good
- An incident that almost happened but caused no harm
- The shared attitudes and actions that shape workplace safety is good safety what
11 Clues: Equipment worn to protect workers • we are all part of this on Dublin Bay outage • when we see unsafe behaviour, we should ..... up • reporting of hazards on Dublin bay power station • An incident that almost happened but caused no harm • Rushing or taking shortcuts is an example of what behaviour • how you are treated at Dublin Bay power station, with respect and • ...
BRHW July Safety Crossword 2023-06-25
Across
- activate a fire alarm
- active shooter(code)
- missing persons code(elopement)
- one who can shut off emergency oxygen in corridor
- safety data sheets
- compartment to evacuate too
- class K extinguisher used here
Down
- extinguisher procedure
- life safety acronym
- ____threat, announce code black
- only if you know we're threat is coming from.
- class of extinguisher in main areas
- distance apart in feet(fire extinguisher)
- active shooter unable to run
- last resort
15 Clues: last resort • safety data sheets • life safety acronym • active shooter(code) • activate a fire alarm • extinguisher procedure • compartment to evacuate too • active shooter unable to run • class K extinguisher used here • ____threat, announce code black • missing persons code(elopement) • class of extinguisher in main areas • distance apart in feet(fire extinguisher) • ...
Review Geordon Krenson 2023-10-02
Across
- How many siblings Geordon Has
- said the market is the oxygen of society
- Not known outside the company
- a review to safety safety and accuracy
- independent and unbinspectionctiuon
- account finance
- less than a year
Down
- How many shoes does Mr. Clayton own
- Mr Clayton was a popular student
- 1-3 years
- long-term term, end result
- handless confidential Info
- Geordon's favorite sport
- specific, short, miny goal
- Geordon favorite football team
15 Clues: 1-3 years • account finance • less than a year • Geordon's favorite sport • long-term term, end result • handless confidential Info • specific, short, miny goal • How many siblings Geordon Has • Not known outside the company • Geordon favorite football team • Mr Clayton was a popular student • How many shoes does Mr. Clayton own • independent and unbinspectionctiuon • ...
SMS (Safety Management System) Crossword 2023-11-07
Across
- Includes training, communication, and other actions to create a positive safety culture within all levels of the workforce.
- When EASA are referencing the SMS requirements for airworthiness what term is used for OEM product?
- The act of obeying a law or rule, especially one that controls a particular industry or type of work.
- Determines the need for, and adequacy of, new or revised risk controls based on the assessment of acceptable risk.
- Acting in response to a situation rather than creating or controlling it.
- Evaluates the continued effectiveness of implemented risk control strategies; supports the identification of new hazards.
- The condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury.
- Encourage effective two-way communication and other means to ….. … …. throughout the organization so that everybody may work safely, effectively and more productively for the organizations (and their supply chain!)
Down
- When EASA are referencing the SMS requirements for airworthiness what term is used for MRO product?
- Adaptation of a system, process, etc. to be operated with the use of computers and the internet
- A situation involving exposure to danger.
- Creating or controlling a situation by causing something to happen rather than responding to it after it has happened.
- Relating to or having the effect of predicting an event or result.
- Establishes senior management's commitment to continually improve safety; defines the methods, processes, and organizational structure needed to meet safety goals.
- Aviation ….. ……. is described as reflecting the real commitment to safety, or how people act when no one is watching!
15 Clues: A situation involving exposure to danger. • Relating to or having the effect of predicting an event or result. • Acting in response to a situation rather than creating or controlling it. • The condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury. • ...
skills test review 2025-02-12
Across
- Key pre-start visual inspection checks include _ inflation and wear
- Used for digging trenches and foundations
- Equipment operators are responsible for their own — and those around them
- Before starting equipment, check for fluid _
- The safety component that prevents rolling
Down
- A pre-start _ daily should be performed
- This agency ensures operator safety regulations
- Used for paving and smoothing surfaces
- To prevent unintended movement, apply the parking _
- The primary power source in heavy equipment
- Pre-start inspections check for tire inflation and _
11 Clues: Used for paving and smoothing surfaces • A pre-start _ daily should be performed • Used for digging trenches and foundations • The safety component that prevents rolling • The primary power source in heavy equipment • Before starting equipment, check for fluid _ • This agency ensures operator safety regulations • To prevent unintended movement, apply the parking _ • ...
National Safe Work Month 2025 2025-09-24
Across
- Protective clothing or equipment worn for safety
- Checking for risks before starting a task is called a risk ______
- WHS stands for Work Health and ______
- Emergency exits should never be ______
- Reporting unsafe situations helps prevent ______
Down
- Everyone’s responsibility – creating a safe ______
- Slips, trips, and ______ are a common cause of workplace injury
- Protective glasses or goggles shield your ____
- The month in which National Safe Work Month occurs
- The 2025 campaign theme: “Safety: every job, every ___"
- Safe storage of chemicals prevents harmful ____
11 Clues: WHS stands for Work Health and ______ • Emergency exits should never be ______ • Protective glasses or goggles shield your ____ • Safe storage of chemicals prevents harmful ____ • Protective clothing or equipment worn for safety • Reporting unsafe situations helps prevent ______ • Everyone’s responsibility – creating a safe ______ • ...
Unit 8 2023-03-29
20 Clues: õnn • suhe • tarkus • raskus • ohutus • haigus • kurbus • igavus • hullus • nõrkus • pimedus • vabadus • väsimus • põnevus • pimedus • üksindus • juhtimine • partnerlus • teadlikkus • võistlushimuline
Problemas de la gente 2024-01-23
20 Clues: crime • death • rights • hunger • rights • racism • access • safety • danger • poverty • obesity • medicine • violence • injustice • illnesses • iliteracy • inequality • unemployment • overpopulation • discrimination
Linn-Mar Safety Xword 2024-02-13
Across
- bring safety ___ to the attention of building admin
- use a ___ not a chair when reaching for tall items
- be mindful of slips, trips & ___ while working
- maintaining ___ will help you avoid a fall
- avoid ___ cords when plugging things in to a wall
- Injured employees should contact the SFM Work injury _______.
- return this ___ to Phil Miller at the LRC for a prize drawing
- if you see something, ___ something
Down
- critical ___ in safety can occur when our mind is off-task
- Linn-Mar ___ can be used to "buy" fun LM swag
- watch for overnight ___ due to standing water & cold temps
- Let me see you _______ when you walk like a penguin.
- Be sure to fill out a work _______ report if hurt on the job.
- recognize others with safety ___ outs
- clinical treatment for a work injury will be provided by ___Care
15 Clues: if you see something, ___ something • recognize others with safety ___ outs • maintaining ___ will help you avoid a fall • Linn-Mar ___ can be used to "buy" fun LM swag • be mindful of slips, trips & ___ while working • avoid ___ cords when plugging things in to a wall • use a ___ not a chair when reaching for tall items • ...
Safety & Health - World SHE Day 2026 2026-04-20
Across
- , The study of people's interaction with their work environment.
- , An incident that did not result in injury or damage but had the potential to.
- , Document detailing chemical properties, hazards, and safety precautions.
- , Practice exercise for responding to an emergency.
- , The scientific study of harmful effects of chemical exposure on humans.
- , Occupational, Safety & _ _ _ _ _ _ Administration
- , A safety procedure requiring machine energy isolation devices to be locked during servicing.
Down
- , Personal equipment put on to prevent fall from heights.
- , Routine internal or external inspections to ensure compliance.
- , LOTOTO abbreviation for larger high-risk equipment that people can enter into.
- , International _________________ for Standardization.
- , Liquids like acetone and ethanol that dissolve substances that pose inhalation hazards.
- , The controlled introduction of fresh air and removal of unwanted air.
- , Automated External Defibrillator.
- , Chemical substance that can oxidize other materials, often leading to combustion.
15 Clues: , Automated External Defibrillator. • , International _________________ for Standardization. • , Occupational, Safety & _ _ _ _ _ _ Administration • , Practice exercise for responding to an emergency. • , Personal equipment put on to prevent fall from heights. • ...
