safety Crossword Puzzles
10 Catching waves 2024-01-24
17 Clues: koho • vesi • antaa • aalto • antoi • ottaa • ylpeä • ohjaaja • vieressä • ratsastaa • varoittaa • osallistua • erinomainen • aloittelija • seurallinen • äärimmäinen • turvallisuus
FLINT/RHS 2024-03-21
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- A SCORE OF 40-40 IN TENNIS
- LARGE, STRIPED JUNGLE CATS
- A SMALL AREA OF STILL WATER
- PRIORITY NUMBER ONE FOR FLINT
- HITTING A BALL IN TENNIS OR A TYPE OF SWIM
- OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH ADMIN
- MECHANICAL, ENGINEERING, PLUMBING
- ADDITIONS TO THE ORIGINAL RFP
- TEARING DOWN OF BUILDINGS
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- GUESSING COSTS
- RHS STUDENT PUBLICATION
- THIS PROJECT'S ARCHITECT
- A JOB TITLE THAT'S IN BOTH EDUCATION AND CONSTRUCTION
- DIVISION OF THE STATE ARCHITECT
- WORK PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION
- PLACER COUNTY CITY THAT IS HOME TO BOTH FLINT AND THE HIGH SCHOOL
- HARD LANDSCAPING MATERIALS
- ENSURING A LEVEL BASE OR SOMETHING THAT TEACHERS DO
18 Clues: GUESSING COSTS • RHS STUDENT PUBLICATION • THIS PROJECT'S ARCHITECT • TEARING DOWN OF BUILDINGS • A SCORE OF 40-40 IN TENNIS • LARGE, STRIPED JUNGLE CATS • WORK PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION • HARD LANDSCAPING MATERIALS • A SMALL AREA OF STILL WATER • PRIORITY NUMBER ONE FOR FLINT • ADDITIONS TO THE ORIGINAL RFP • DIVISION OF THE STATE ARCHITECT • MECHANICAL, ENGINEERING, PLUMBING • ...
Health & Safety Crossword Challenge 2026-03-31
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- Completed after an accident
- What you must not play with on site
- Rules for hazardous substances
- Leaving building in emergency
- Safety information on site
- Evaluation of dangers before starting work
- Likelihood of harm occurring
- Equipment worn to protect yourself on site
- Immediate help given to someone injured
- finished, take the FIRST LETTER of these answers:
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- Used to put out small fires
- the crossword below 🧩
- Something that must be reported
- will reveal a secret code needed for the next step 👀
- Documents outlining safe working methods
- Something that could cause harm
- The main priority on site
- Required before starting work
18 Clues: the crossword below 🧩 • The main priority on site • Safety information on site • Completed after an accident • Used to put out small fires • Likelihood of harm occurring • Leaving building in emergency • Required before starting work • Rules for hazardous substances • Something that must be reported • Something that could cause harm • What you must not play with on site • ...
The Spark 2022-09-29
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- A good _____ will help you stay energized.
- Mon Power's strategy to construct at total of 50 MW of this type of generation.
- People are fallible and even the best make these.
- Birds of prey often seek out these types of structures.
- Talk to this person about your workplace designation.
- The original name of Popsicles.
- Means accepting and welcoming people that are different from us.
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- We only achieve good Safety by performing well as _______ .
- One of the resources available on the Alternate Current SharePoint Site
- The most recent article in the Safety Presentation Database is about this.
- During this type of call volume you can now request a courtesy callback.
- Leaks of SF6 gas has to be reported to this agency (abv.)
- The ability to endure something.
- Regular exercise will improve this.
- Safety and HP are contained in the same book in order to keep us all this on the job.
15 Clues: The original name of Popsicles. • The ability to endure something. • Regular exercise will improve this. • A good _____ will help you stay energized. • People are fallible and even the best make these. • Talk to this person about your workplace designation. • Birds of prey often seek out these types of structures. • ...
Chapter 6 2024-01-08
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- Overseeing the safety of products such as toys, electronics and household furniture
- Regulates the labeling and safety on drugs, and consumers sold throughout the USA
- Involves working at home
- Fair and equitable treatment of employees with regard to hiring, firing, and promotions
- Guidelines of good behavior
- healthadministration Sets guilelessness for workplace safety
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- Nonprofit that promotes self regulation among businesses
- regulates the sale of securities
- Protect human health and our environment
- Allows workers to choose their work hours
- Responsible for enforcing the principles of private enterprise and protection consumers from unfair deceptive business practices
- Pricing products unreasonably high when the need is great or when consumers do not have other choices
- Nonprofit organization that helps produce public service and advertising campaigns for government agencies
- reporting an illegal action on ones's employer
- Production and promotion of environmentally safe products
15 Clues: Involves working at home • Guidelines of good behavior • regulates the sale of securities • Protect human health and our environment • Allows workers to choose their work hours • reporting an illegal action on ones's employer • Nonprofit that promotes self regulation among businesses • Production and promotion of environmentally safe products • ...
Crossword Challenge 2025-11-11
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- GMP regulation applicable to computer system
- Validation performed after a system has been in operation for some time using historical data
- The document participants sign before joining a trial
- 4 Step cycle for continuous improvement
- Regulatory Body for Drug Safety in India
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- Detailed document summarizing global safety data over a period
- One of the 6'M's in the Fishbone Diagram
- Reporting that is voluntary, where no active measures are taken to look for effects
- Term for a drug that treats rare diseases
- Trial phase focusing on safety and efficacy
- Information suggesting a potential causal link between drug and AE that requires further investigation
- document that summarizes scientific and administrative information to streamline the drug approval process
- Committee that reviews ethical aspects of a trial
- System used to collect trial data
- Acronym for a serious, unexpected adverse reaction
15 Clues: System used to collect trial data • 4 Step cycle for continuous improvement • One of the 6'M's in the Fishbone Diagram • Regulatory Body for Drug Safety in India • Term for a drug that treats rare diseases • Trial phase focusing on safety and efficacy • GMP regulation applicable to computer system • Committee that reviews ethical aspects of a trial • ...
World Food Safety Day Crossword 2026-06-05
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- All Cases Must Pass Through This Unit (Hint: CCP # 1)
- A Foodborne Pathogen
- Controls Put in Place to Prevent, Eliminate, or Reduce Food Safety Hazards
- Official Record of Any Non-conformity
- Allergen Present in All Lines Across the Commissary
- Behaviors That Support Food Safety in our Facility
- Produces an Allergic Reaction
- Federal Regulatory Body Responsible for Safeguarding Food
- Managing Ingredient and Product Inventory to Ensure Oldest Product is Used or Shipped First
- Performed Post Production
- Process to Physically Remove Dirt, Viruses, and Bacteria from Hands (2 Words!)
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- The Efforts to Protect Food From Acts of Intentional Adulteration (2 Words!)
- Transfer of Bacteria or Other Microorganisms From One Substance to Another (2 Words!)
- The Ability to Track a Food Product
- Parameters That are Tightly Monitored to Ensure Food Safety, Prevent Pathogen Growth and Maintain Product Quality (Hint: Brrrrr)
15 Clues: A Foodborne Pathogen • Performed Post Production • Produces an Allergic Reaction • The Ability to Track a Food Product • Official Record of Any Non-conformity • Behaviors That Support Food Safety in our Facility • Allergen Present in All Lines Across the Commissary • All Cases Must Pass Through This Unit (Hint: CCP # 1) • ...
Safety Culture 2026-09-27
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- Enable employees to adopt appropriate norms, values, and assumptions (3 kinds).
- Subconscious ideas about “the way things are” that spread through every action and intention.
- Beliefs and guiding principles that dictate employee behavior.
- Extent of a worker’s understanding of safety-related information.
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- Actions to promote the health and safety of workers.
- Safety ... refers to the value placed on safety policies, procedures, and worker behaviours.
- Who stands as a role model for employees?
- Reflect an organizational value and priority for safety (visible).
8 Clues: Who stands as a role model for employees? • Actions to promote the health and safety of workers. • Beliefs and guiding principles that dictate employee behavior. • Extent of a worker’s understanding of safety-related information. • Reflect an organizational value and priority for safety (visible). • ...
Outbound Pick 2023-11-09
Homework 2 2023-08-20
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- Permits: Often required before workers can enter a confined space.
- The Occupational Safety and Health Administration of the United States Department of Labor.
- Common electricity related hazard can cause death or injury by electric shock.
- A machinery safety feature that uses a shield or device to cover the dangerous, moving parts of the machine.
- Types of help administered to a sick or injured person until full medical treatment is available. While First Aid can be used to heal a wide variety of injuries, CPR is used when a person is struggling to breathe or their heart is not beating.
- Process of being deprived of oxygen that can lead to unconsciousness or death by suffocation.
- The study of worker and employee efficiency.
- A safety procedure that ensures equipment and heavy-machinery are properly shut off and are unable to turn back on before the required repairs and maintenance have been completed.
- Protection: Methods and equipment installed to protect people and buildings should a fire occur. Includes fire alarms, extinguishers and sprinkler systems.
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- Preventing the most common work related injury adding railing, toe-board or floor hole covers, utilizing harnesses and implementing safety nets.
- The process of removing and neutralizing contaminants that are present on employees and equipment.
- Negative side effects of chemicals that can cause long-term health issues.
- Electromagnetic waves or subatomic particles that are emitted as energy.
- Practice of controlling and protecting employees from health and safety hazards that can cause injury or illness.
- Spaces: Areas that have limited entry and exit points and are large enough for a person to enter and work, but are not safe to work in for a long period of time.
15 Clues: The study of worker and employee efficiency. • Permits: Often required before workers can enter a confined space. • Electromagnetic waves or subatomic particles that are emitted as energy. • Negative side effects of chemicals that can cause long-term health issues. • Common electricity related hazard can cause death or injury by electric shock. • ...
PATIENT SAFETY AWARENESS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2021-03-09
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- AN APPLICATION TO SELF-REPORT PATIENT SAFETY EVENTS
- PERMISSION OR AGREEMENT FOR SOMETHING TO HAPPEN
- 1 OF THE 2 PATIENT IDENTIFIERS
- A SERIES OF ACTIONS TAKEN I ORDER TO ACHIEVE A PARTICULAR END
- FATHER OF THE PATIENT SAFETY MOVEMENT
- A PATIENT SAFETY EVENT THAT RESULTS IN DEATH
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- TO KEEP SOMETHING FROM HAPPENING
- PLATFORM FOR CONDUCTING VIRTUAL MEETINGS
- AN EVENT THAT IS CAUGHT AND DO NOT REACH THE PATIENT
- EVENT THAT REACHED A PATIENT BUT DID'NT CAUSE HARM
- A SET OF GUIDELINES THAT DETERMINE A COURSE OF ACTION
11 Clues: 1 OF THE 2 PATIENT IDENTIFIERS • TO KEEP SOMETHING FROM HAPPENING • FATHER OF THE PATIENT SAFETY MOVEMENT • PLATFORM FOR CONDUCTING VIRTUAL MEETINGS • A PATIENT SAFETY EVENT THAT RESULTS IN DEATH • PERMISSION OR AGREEMENT FOR SOMETHING TO HAPPEN • EVENT THAT REACHED A PATIENT BUT DID'NT CAUSE HARM • AN APPLICATION TO SELF-REPORT PATIENT SAFETY EVENTS • ...
Tiling 2026-01-15
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- What the two ‘P’s stand for in PPE
- Where all accidents must be recorded
- Materials which can be a hazard are covered by this
- Poor waste management can pollute the...
- Health and Safety law is enforced by this government body
- Power tools and equipment regulation
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- Injuries must be reported according to this legislation
- The act which covers the safety of all workers on site
- Failing to conform to Health and Safety legislation is...
- Minor injuries should be treated by this person on site
- What the two ‘H’s stand for in COSHH
11 Clues: What the two ‘P’s stand for in PPE • Where all accidents must be recorded • What the two ‘H’s stand for in COSHH • Power tools and equipment regulation • Poor waste management can pollute the... • Materials which can be a hazard are covered by this • The act which covers the safety of all workers on site • Injuries must be reported according to this legislation • ...
Safety rules to life by 2024-08-29
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- A hazard that can cause major destruction and needs a response plan
- Document needed for specific high-risk activities
- Only these operators may operate machinery and forklifts
- The number of safety rules at Mpact
- Substances that require careful handling to avoid risks
- These machinery are very dangerous
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- A physical measure on a machine that prevent you from getting injured
- The risk of an activity must be assessed _______ work
- Safety gear to prevent falls when working at elevations
- At Mpact we believe need to do this with fire
- Practice runs to prepare for emergencies
- A safety procedure to ensure equipment cannot start unexpectedly
12 Clues: These machinery are very dangerous • The number of safety rules at Mpact • Practice runs to prepare for emergencies • At Mpact we believe need to do this with fire • Document needed for specific high-risk activities • The risk of an activity must be assessed _______ work • Safety gear to prevent falls when working at elevations • ...
MRI Safety Crossword 2025-07-18
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- The number of MRI safety zones
- Device worn to protect hearing during MRI
- MRI produces loud noises due to the gradient magnetic fields
- Made primarily of iron, magnetic, and prone to rust
- MRSO's must identify if implants are _______ in the MRI environment
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- Devices that people are not born with and surgically placed
- When the magnetic field pulls ferrous objects into the MRI
- Ink that may contain metal and needs disclosure before MRI
- Emergency helium release
- Initial step before MRI to ensure safety and remove hazards
- Important MRI safety fact: The magnet is _________ on
- Can occur when skin comes into contact with the magnet, coils, or looped cables
12 Clues: Emergency helium release • The number of MRI safety zones • Device worn to protect hearing during MRI • Made primarily of iron, magnetic, and prone to rust • Important MRI safety fact: The magnet is _________ on • When the magnetic field pulls ferrous objects into the MRI • Ink that may contain metal and needs disclosure before MRI • ...
Qualipalooza Crossword 2022-09-20
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- "Caring for our community like ________."
- We embrace diversity, equity and ________.
- This is our core value.
- "We are _______."
- The National _________ Safety Foundation was formed to engage key stakeholders to advance both patient and healthcare workforce safety and to disseminate strategies to prevent harm.
- To introduce vaccine into a person's body.
- "__________ things happen here."
- Profession that assumes the responsibility for the continuous care of sick, injured, disabled and dying persons.
- Plan, Do,_____, Act
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- The standard of something as measured against other things of a similar kind; the degree of excellent of something.
- In 1986, Congress introduces the Healthcare Quality _________ Act.
- In 1999, the Institute of Medicine releases a report titled, "To Err is _______."
- The "________ Cycle" is an early precursor to the modern PDSA cycle we now use in healthcare.
- To move upward, "Operation ________."
- The process to determine the nature of a disease, disorder or injury
15 Clues: "We are _______." • Plan, Do,_____, Act • This is our core value. • "__________ things happen here." • To move upward, "Operation ________." • "Caring for our community like ________." • We embrace diversity, equity and ________. • To introduce vaccine into a person's body. • In 1986, Congress introduces the Healthcare Quality _________ Act. • ...
Infection Prevention 2026-02-11
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- Safety Data Sheets
- removing PPE
- destruction of all microorganisms
- free from contamination
- killing microorganisms but not spores
- 60-90% ethanol or isopropanol
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- needs to be preformed prior to patient contact
- rub hands in a circular motion for 15-20 secs
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- putting on PPE
- 2 minute contact time
- gloves, mask, goggles, gown
- reduces microorganisms to a safe level
13 Clues: removing PPE • putting on PPE • Safety Data Sheets • 2 minute contact time • free from contamination • gloves, mask, goggles, gown • 60-90% ethanol or isopropanol • destruction of all microorganisms • killing microorganisms but not spores • reduces microorganisms to a safe level • rub hands in a circular motion for 15-20 secs • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • ...
EPA Environmental Law Scavenger Hunt 2017-01-23
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- First environmental law written
- Protect the quality of drinking water
- National Ambient Air Quality Standards
- Clean up controlled or abandoned hazardous waste sites
- Protect public safety
- Continue superfund cleanup
- Worker and Workplace safety
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- Reporting record keeping testing requirements
- Cost effective changes
- National Pollution Discharge Elimination System
- Acid rain and ozone layer protection
- Cradle-to-grave
- Safe storage of radioactive waste
13 Clues: Cradle-to-grave • Protect public safety • Cost effective changes • Continue superfund cleanup • Worker and Workplace safety • First environmental law written • Safe storage of radioactive waste • Acid rain and ozone layer protection • Protect the quality of drinking water • National Ambient Air Quality Standards • Reporting record keeping testing requirements • ...
Safety Puzzle 2025-07-16
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- MHE Truck
- something with potential to cause harm
- Interaction between equipment and humans
- Almost in an accident
- Occupational Health and Safety Act
- Bins in the warehouse for spills
- working at heights
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- Its even colder in there than outside
- 1 of the safety seven
- steel box for protection at heights
- Medical treatment
- Likely hood of something happening
- Clothing to keep you safe
13 Clues: MHE Truck • Medical treatment • working at heights • 1 of the safety seven • Almost in an accident • Clothing to keep you safe • Bins in the warehouse for spills • Likely hood of something happening • Occupational Health and Safety Act • steel box for protection at heights • Its even colder in there than outside • something with potential to cause harm • ...
Safety Procdures 2022-07-18
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- red fluid that circulates in the body
- liquid prevents disease-causing organisms
- put over the bed to help keep it clean
- adhesive covering
- tissue is damaged through injury/disease
- solution used to disinfect tools
- used to dispense product from bowl to hand
- where you dispose of supplies
- document made by manufacturer for hazards
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- ex iodine,alcohol,hydrogen peroxide
- put these on to protect hands
- thin fabric used to wrap fingers
- put on patients to protect eyes
- applied to hands after using trash
- compound/substance that’s been purified
- box where needles and lancets go after use
16 Clues: adhesive covering • put these on to protect hands • where you dispose of supplies • put on patients to protect eyes • thin fabric used to wrap fingers • solution used to disinfect tools • applied to hands after using trash • ex iodine,alcohol,hydrogen peroxide • red fluid that circulates in the body • put over the bed to help keep it clean • ...
Holiday Safety 2022-08-22
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- This, or a splash, can cause burns when cooking.
- Remove this to prevent skin and eye irritation
- The leading day of the year for home fires.
- It is important to use the right ______ when hanging lights.
- This type of driving should be used for all travel, not just holiday.
- A ________ adult should accompany children while Trick-or-Treating
- Kind of tape fastened to a child's costume to better be seen at night.
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- Avoid these types of ornaments to keep kids more safe.
- The number of feet children should stay away from a hot stove
- Use a food ________ to ensure meat is cooked to a safe temperature.
- These should be stored in a high, locked cabinet.
- How often should you wash your hands while cooking?
- Never leave your food _______ while cooking.
- When is it ok for children to enter a stranger's home?
- All costumes, wigs, and accessories should be _______________
- Halloween Masks are not always safe because they can obscure this.
16 Clues: The leading day of the year for home fires. • Never leave your food _______ while cooking. • Remove this to prevent skin and eye irritation • This, or a splash, can cause burns when cooking. • These should be stored in a high, locked cabinet. • How often should you wash your hands while cooking? • Avoid these types of ornaments to keep kids more safe. • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-10-20
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- what does PPE stand for?
- a tornado _______ means a tornado has been spotted or a radar has picked one up
- regulatory agency that inspects and examines workplaces
- when you are on a boat, canoe, or kayak, make sure you always wear a __________
- if you see someone doing something unsafe on the job, you should use your _________________
- infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans
- you can help prevent back problems by having good _______
- protection for your head
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- an unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness or damage, but had the potential to do so
- offers a way for all employees to confirm their dedication to positive safety behavior each year
- a safety procedure that ensures equipment and heavy machinery are properly shut off and unable to turn back on before the required repairs and maintenance have been completed
- the practice of deploying people, policies, processes and technologies to protect organizations, their critical systems and sensitive information from digital attacks
- you should check the batteries of your smoke detector _______
- protection for your hands
- aerosols, nail polish and cooking oils are all highly ________
- protection for your eyes
16 Clues: what does PPE stand for? • protection for your eyes • protection for your head • protection for your hands • regulatory agency that inspects and examines workplaces • you can help prevent back problems by having good _______ • you should check the batteries of your smoke detector _______ • aerosols, nail polish and cooking oils are all highly ________ • ...
Food Safety 2021-09-07
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- What do you do to fresh fruits and veggies?
- What shouldn't you do?
- meat What shouldn't you put on a plate that previously held raw meat?
- What do you cook to 165 degrees?
- What should be consistently 40 degrees?
- What shouldn't you do to food at room temperature?
- How many seconds do you wash your hands for?
- When should you discard refrigerated food?
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- What should be at 0 degrees or below?
- What can be spread throughout the kitchen?
- What should you do to raw meat, poultry, seafood and eggs from other foods?
- board What should you use to cut food on?
- meat What do you cook to 160 degrees?
- thermometer What do you use to check the internal temperature?
- What do you cook to 145 degrees?
- What do you do to firm-skinned fruits?
16 Clues: What shouldn't you do? • What do you cook to 165 degrees? • What do you cook to 145 degrees? • What should be at 0 degrees or below? • meat What do you cook to 160 degrees? • What do you do to firm-skinned fruits? • What should be consistently 40 degrees? • board What should you use to cut food on? • What can be spread throughout the kitchen? • ...
Food Safety 2021-09-07
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- What do you do to fresh fruits and veggies?
- What shouldn't you do?
- What meat shouldn't you put on a plate that previously held raw meat?
- What do you cook to 165 degrees?
- What should be consistently 40 degrees?
- What shouldn't you do to food at room temperature?
- How many seconds do you wash your hands for?
- When should you discard refrigerated food?
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- What should be at 0 degrees or below?
- What can be spread throughout the kitchen?
- What should you do to raw meat, poultry, seafood and eggs from other foods?
- What board should you use to cut food on?
- meat What do you cook to 160 degrees?
- thermometer What do you use to check the internal temperature?
- What do you cook to 145 degrees?
- What do you do to firm-skinned fruits?
16 Clues: What shouldn't you do? • What do you cook to 165 degrees? • What do you cook to 145 degrees? • What should be at 0 degrees or below? • meat What do you cook to 160 degrees? • What do you do to firm-skinned fruits? • What should be consistently 40 degrees? • What board should you use to cut food on? • What can be spread throughout the kitchen? • ...
Science safety 2023-01-27
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- Always make sure that there are no ______ near the sink or near chemicals.
- ___________ is against the rules in the science room.
- If chemicals get into your eyes immediately go to the ________ station.
- Never put heat near hot or _______ chemicals.
- If a _____ starts notify the teacher right away.
- Always wash your hand after handling ________, plants, or soil.
- Do not use ________ or chipped glassware.
- Always wear ______ when using glassware.
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- Always ________ extra chemicals in the correct containers.
- Never start a ____ without a teacher in the room.
- Never wear long or dangly ________ during labs.
- Always tie back long _____ when doing labs.
- If a chemical or science equipment breaks notify a _______ right away.
- Never have ______ or drinks in the science lab.
- Never directly _____ a chemical.
- Never wear _______ clothes during a lab
16 Clues: Never directly _____ a chemical. • Never wear _______ clothes during a lab • Always wear ______ when using glassware. • Do not use ________ or chipped glassware. • Always tie back long _____ when doing labs. • Never put heat near hot or _______ chemicals. • Never wear long or dangly ________ during labs. • Never have ______ or drinks in the science lab. • ...
online safety 2023-01-30
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- Unknown or unanticipated people who can see information about you posted online.
- Information that can be used to identify you because it is unique to you (your full name, your address).
- Protection from being traced or observed by others, including the government, the public, or selected individuals or groups.
- privacy policy is a document that explains how an organization handles any customer, client or employee information gathered in its operations. Most websites make their privacy policies available to site visitors.
- to choose to not participate in something.
- an online bully
- When someone poses as an institution, like a bank or a school, and sends you a personalized message asking you to provide private information.
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- A type of crime in which your private information is stolen and used for criminal activity.
- lasting a long time
- A digital citizen is a person who develops the skills and knowledge to effectively use the internet and digital technologies. They're also people who use digital technologies and the internet in appropriate and responsible ways in order to engage and participate in society and politics.
- a dishonest scheme
- your body temperature rises, you may sweat to release heat; if too much heat escapes, you may end up feeling too cold, which will cause your muscles to shiver in an effort to make you warmer. This would be an example of a self-regulating negative feedback loop.
- Choices a website or app might give you about what information is visible to other users and third parties.
- To select, organize, and look after a collection (like content posted to a social media profile- the pages or people you follow.)
- an online footprint
- Small text files placed on your device by the sites you visit that collect information about your device and your activity.
16 Clues: an online bully • a dishonest scheme • lasting a long time • an online footprint • to choose to not participate in something. • Unknown or unanticipated people who can see information about you posted online. • A type of crime in which your private information is stolen and used for criminal activity. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2023-02-01
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- The number one rule when cooking?
- Never leave ____ hanging when the stove or oven are on and heated.
- This should always be out of reach from children and animals.
- Always be _____ when cookings
- Knives are more dangerous than sharp knives
- Never cook in _______ clothing.
- Always use these when removing hot idems from a heated place
- You should always wear _____ when cooking.
- the first thing you should do to prevent illness is _____________ _______________
- You should never ____ in the kitchen espeically when there are sharp objects out or the stove/oven are on and heated fully.
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- You should always turn _____ the oven as soon as you are done
- Should be in every kitchen or near every klitchen to ensure maximum safety in case of a fire
- Use this to reach high places.
- you should check your fire ________ monthly to ensure maximum safety
- you should always tie this back when cooking or baking.
- Never overload the ______.
16 Clues: Never overload the ______. • Always be _____ when cookings • Use this to reach high places. • Never cook in _______ clothing. • The number one rule when cooking? • You should always wear _____ when cooking. • Knives are more dangerous than sharp knives • you should always tie this back when cooking or baking. • Always use these when removing hot idems from a heated place • ...
Sander Safety 2023-01-19
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- Work must be done on the side of the disc rotating ____________.
- Make sure ____________ is holding the abrasive disc tightly to the revolving plate.
- Do not leave the machine until it has come to a complete ____________.
- Remove ____________ , eliminate loose clothing and confine long hair.
- Material should be held flat against the table and hands should be kept clear of the ____________ disc.
- The belt must be ____________ if any changes or adjustments are made.
- Make sure there is adequate ____________ on the belt and that it is not torn.
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- Make sure all ____________ are in place and operating correctly.
- Make all adjustments except final belt tracking with the ____________ off.
- The table should be adjusted to within ____________ sixteenth of an inch from the abrasive belt.
- Keep ____________ clear of the abrasive belt while operating and keep material flat on the table. Sanding can be done on either side of the table / belt.
- Always use proper____________ protection.
- The abrasive disc should not be ____________ or damaged.
- When changing the belt make sure the ____________ runs as arrows indicate.
- The ____________ should be adjusted to within 1/16” of the abrasive disc.
- Operate only with instructor’s ____________ and after you have received instruction.
16 Clues: Always use proper____________ protection. • The abrasive disc should not be ____________ or damaged. • Make sure all ____________ are in place and operating correctly. • Work must be done on the side of the disc rotating ____________. • Remove ____________ , eliminate loose clothing and confine long hair. • ...
Safety Crossword 2023-05-19
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- As the temperatures start to rise outside so does the need for us to stay ___
- Acronym for Personal Protective Equipment
- When working with sharps, what MUST you wear
- The goal of doing a ____ observation is to care about the safety of your fellow associate
- How often are forklift inspections required
- No pedestrian traffic is allowed in this area
- All forklift drivers must wear a ____ when operating a lift
- ___ ___ tag out
- Practice run for a real fire threat
- Shirt colors that are allowed to be worn instead of hi-vis vests: green, orange, ___, yellow
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- The most common type of workplace injury
- Dizziness, thirst, heavy sweating, nausea, weakness
- Do not feed the ____
- Go to nearest designated shelter in case of this
- Basic treatment given to an injured person
- Chest compressions are an integral part of
16 Clues: ___ ___ tag out • Do not feed the ____ • Practice run for a real fire threat • The most common type of workplace injury • Acronym for Personal Protective Equipment • Basic treatment given to an injured person • Chest compressions are an integral part of • How often are forklift inspections required • When working with sharps, what MUST you wear • ...
Science Safety 2014-09-02
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- If chemicals get into your eyes, rinse them out for 15 minutes
- Follow your teachers ___ and only do activities they assign
- If an ___ happens while doing a lab, tell the teacher immediately
- Put out a fire
- Protect and cover your hands
- Roll up long sleeves and do not wear anything baggy
- If chemicals get on your body use this to rinse them off
- Wash your hands and clean materials using ___ and water
- Wool; Put out a fire on a person
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- Do NOT leave near the edge of a lab table; Clean all materials after use
- Gently smelling chemicals
- If it hangs past your shoulders, tie it up so it doesn't get in the way
- Do NOT wear any chains or loose ___ during an experiment
- Know where all the ___ are if an emergency happens and you need to leave the room
- Protect and cover your eyes
- Closed toed
16 Clues: Closed toed • Put out a fire • Gently smelling chemicals • Protect and cover your eyes • Protect and cover your hands • Wool; Put out a fire on a person • Roll up long sleeves and do not wear anything baggy • Wash your hands and clean materials using ___ and water • Do NOT wear any chains or loose ___ during an experiment • ...
Food safety 2015-02-26
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- Sixty-five percent of people with _______ die.
- Where is the safest place to defrost food?
- ________ is a bacteria found in contaminated water.
- _____ is transmitted mostly by food handlers.
- A _____ is a disease acquired from eating and drinking contaminated food or water.
- A bacteria found in deli meats, raw milk, and raw hot dogs.
- Botulism consists of spores most often contained in __________ foods that have been improperly processe.
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- Use a food _____ to check the temperature of your burger to make sure it's done.
- Hazardous foods displayed at ____ temperature for longer than two hours must not be eaten and should be properly disposed of.
- What is caused when unclean hands contaminate food?
- A virus you can get she you eat raw cookie dough.
- Never ______ food at room temperature.
- Bacteria grow rapidly in the ___________.
- Cut meat and fruit on separate cutting ______.
- Food like milk and eggs should always be put in the ____ after being brought home from the grocery store.
- Raw meat should ___ touch fruit
16 Clues: Raw meat should ___ touch fruit • Never ______ food at room temperature. • Bacteria grow rapidly in the ___________. • Where is the safest place to defrost food? • _____ is transmitted mostly by food handlers. • Sixty-five percent of people with _______ die. • Cut meat and fruit on separate cutting ______. • A virus you can get she you eat raw cookie dough. • ...
Bicycle Safety 2015-08-06
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- Bicyclists should go with the __________ of traffic, not against it.
- Drivers should allow enough room when passing __________, as you would when passing another vehicle.
- A division of a road marked off with painted lines, for use by cyclists.
- A rod or spindle (either fixed or rotating) passing through the center of a wheel or group of wheels.
- The upper or outer edge of an object, typically something circular or approximately circular.
- The steering bar of a bicycle, motorcycle, scooter, or other vehicle, with a handgrip at each end.
- A hard or padded protective hat.
- Bicyclists should be ready to __________ at driveways and intersections.
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- Make yourself and your bicycle __________ at all times.
- 9% of bicyclist __________ and 20% of injuries occurred among children under 16.
- Watch for __________ pavement, potholes, wet leaves, storm gates or other roadway changes that can make you lose balance.
- Give extra room around __________ on bicycles because they can be unpredictable.
- A vehicle composed of two wheels held in a frame one behind the other, propelled by pedals and steered with handlebars attached to the front wheel.
- Ride sober. __________ affects balance, judgment, and reaction time.
- Look left __________ left before entering a road.
- A circular object that revolves on an axle and is fixed below a vehicle or other object to enable it to move easily over the ground.
16 Clues: A hard or padded protective hat. • Look left __________ left before entering a road. • Make yourself and your bicycle __________ at all times. • Bicyclists should go with the __________ of traffic, not against it. • Ride sober. __________ affects balance, judgment, and reaction time. • A division of a road marked off with painted lines, for use by cyclists. • ...
workshop safety 2016-11-02
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- what do you wear to protect your eyes?
- what do you use to lock the chuck?
- all way make sure your shoe laces are ____incase you trip!
- what goes on the vice to protect it?
- make sure the floor is always ____!
- what is the first thing you get out before starting any work?
- make sure the lid is always __ a tub of paint!
- long should always be in a________?
- at the end of a practical,always put your equipment ____!
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- always make sure you machine is ___ before leaving it!
- how do stand while using a had file?
- what colour button is the emergency stop button on any machine?
- always _____ up after you are done with all your equipment!
- you should never ___ in a workshop!
- what do you wear to keep your uniform clean?
- your workshop should always be _____!
16 Clues: what do you use to lock the chuck? • make sure the floor is always ____! • you should never ___ in a workshop! • long should always be in a________? • how do stand while using a had file? • what goes on the vice to protect it? • your workshop should always be _____! • what do you wear to protect your eyes? • what do you wear to keep your uniform clean? • ...
Health & Safety 2017-05-08
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- the act of preventing machinery from start up during repair
- a symbol on a white background framed within a red border
- the scientific study of people and their working conditions
- a situation in the workplace that needs to be reported
- PPE worn when handling Silica or Enzymes
- contributes to 80% of car crashes
- the urgent immediate escape of people away from an area that contains danger
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- used to fight fires
- the process of examining the workplace to identify and mitigate hazards
- a committee composed of worker and employer representatives
- has the most authority and greatest responsibility under OHSA
- emergency care or treatment given to an ill or injured worker at the workplace
- required as eye protection for bulk filling
- the standard product for anyone working outdoors in the summer
- one of three rights provided to all employees
- a device used in the event of cardiac emergencies
16 Clues: used to fight fires • contributes to 80% of car crashes • PPE worn when handling Silica or Enzymes • required as eye protection for bulk filling • one of three rights provided to all employees • a device used in the event of cardiac emergencies • a situation in the workplace that needs to be reported • a symbol on a white background framed within a red border • ...
Safety Basics 2022-04-06
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- What does SIA stand for
- What does CFR stand for
- Which president signed the OSH Act into legislation
- What type of incidents HAVE to be documented
- What type of employee is not covered under the OSH Act
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- Most common type of injury onsite
- How many hours do you have to start an investigation
- When is the beginning of the safety year
- MAU's #1 core value
- These standards apply to any employer in an industry
- Private organization that creates voluntary standards
- How many days do you have to complete an incident
- What month was the OSH Act signed into legislation
- What month was OSHA created
- Who is the onsite Safety Team Lead
- Which OSHA clause is considered the "catch all"
16 Clues: MAU's #1 core value • What does SIA stand for • What does CFR stand for • What month was OSHA created • Most common type of injury onsite • Who is the onsite Safety Team Lead • When is the beginning of the safety year • What type of incidents HAVE to be documented • Which OSHA clause is considered the "catch all" • How many days do you have to complete an incident • ...
Safety Basics 2022-04-06
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- What does SIA stand for?
- What does CFR stand for?
- Which president signed the OSH Act into legislation?
- What type of incidents HAVE to be documented?
- What type of employee is not covered under the OSH Act?
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- Most common type of injury onsite?
- How many hours do you have to start an investigation?
- When is the beginning of the safety year?
- MAU's #1 core value?
- These standards apply to any employer in an industry?
- Private organization that creates voluntary standards?
- How many days do you have to complete an incident?
- What month was the OSH Act signed into legislation?
- What month was OSHA created?
- Who is the onsite Safety Team Lead?
- Which OSHA clause is considered the "catch all"?
16 Clues: MAU's #1 core value? • What does SIA stand for? • What does CFR stand for? • What month was OSHA created? • Most common type of injury onsite? • Who is the onsite Safety Team Lead? • When is the beginning of the safety year? • What type of incidents HAVE to be documented? • Which OSHA clause is considered the "catch all"? • How many days do you have to complete an incident? • ...
Lab Safety 2024-01-26
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- do this to a chemical once it is pored
- what is chemistry?
- what the Bunsen Burner pumps out
- anybody can use this to stop a fire
- adjust this if flame is too strong or weak
- use these to handle hot chemical glassware
- clothing material that easily melt to your skin
- what someone wears for every single lab
- read chemicals at this height
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- if chemicals get in your eyes use this
- clear objects out of here so people can walk
- do not shake this!
- article of clothing that easily burns
- length of pants to wear on lab day
- hold the bottles with your hands covering this
- take these off when in the shower
16 Clues: what is chemistry? • do not shake this! • read chemicals at this height • what the Bunsen Burner pumps out • take these off when in the shower • length of pants to wear on lab day • anybody can use this to stop a fire • article of clothing that easily burns • if chemicals get in your eyes use this • do this to a chemical once it is pored • ...
Safety kit 2025-10-05
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- Set of implements for minor onboard repairs (7)
- Floating ring used to assist someone in the water (8)
- Small sound signal device for attracting attention (7)
- Large rescue craft carried on larger vessels (8)
- Visual signal indicating need for assistance (12)
- Inflatable craft used if abandoning ship (8)
- Device for putting out onboard fires (15)
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- Cord that stops the engine if the operator falls overboard (13)
- Personal flotation device worn to keep you afloat (10)
- Heat-resistant cloth used to smother galley fires (11)
- Marine radio used for ship-to-ship and distress communication (3)
- Pyrotechnic signals used to attract attention in an emergency (6)
- Simple but vital tool for removing water (6)
- Supplies used to treat injuries at sea (11)
- Reflector that helps other vessels detect your boat (5)
- Emergency beacon transmitting a distress signal via satellite (5)
16 Clues: Device for putting out onboard fires (15) • Supplies used to treat injuries at sea (11) • Simple but vital tool for removing water (6) • Inflatable craft used if abandoning ship (8) • Set of implements for minor onboard repairs (7) • Large rescue craft carried on larger vessels (8) • Visual signal indicating need for assistance (12) • ...
patient safety 2025-09-11
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- – Being free from illness
- – Person who diagnoses and treats patients
- – Steps taken to stop illness before it happens
- – Attention given to keep someone safe and healthy
- – Substance used to treat illness
- – Care given to cure illness
- – Helps the doctor and takes care of patients
- – Opposite of dirty
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- – Knowledge about keeping safe
- – Protects mouth and nose
- – Practices to stay clean and healthy
- – Place where patients are treated
- – Spread of harmful germs
- – Person who is receiving medical care
- – Condition of being protected from harm
- – Urgent medical situation
16 Clues: – Opposite of dirty • – Protects mouth and nose • – Being free from illness • – Spread of harmful germs • – Urgent medical situation • – Care given to cure illness • – Knowledge about keeping safe • – Substance used to treat illness • – Place where patients are treated • – Practices to stay clean and healthy • – Person who is receiving medical care • ...
Safety Crossword 2025-09-26
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- What can happen if you walk while using your phone?
- What can happen if bins are overloaded beyond capacity?
- What can happen if items are left scattered on the floor?
- What can happen if rubbish is not disposed of properly?
- What can happen if you use damaged carts?
- What can happen if pallet jacks are left unattended?
- What can happen if boxes are stacked three levels high without proper support?
- What can happen if wet floor signs are not placed on slippery surfaces?
- What can happen if items are left overhanging on shelves?
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- What can happen if you don't check both ways at corners and crossings?
- What can happen if you use broken pallets?
- What can happen if containers are overfilled and stacked too high?
- What can happen if warehouse traffic rules are ignored?
- What can happen if you handle sharp or rough materials without proper gloves?
- What can happen if emergency exits are blocked?
- What can happen if pallets are not properly positioned?
- What can happen if you attempt to move heavy pallets by yourself?
- What can happen if liquid spills are not cleaned up immediately?
- What can happen if you pull rather than push a cart?
19 Clues: What can happen if you use damaged carts? • What can happen if you use broken pallets? • What can happen if emergency exits are blocked? • What can happen if you walk while using your phone? • What can happen if pallet jacks are left unattended? • What can happen if you pull rather than push a cart? • What can happen if warehouse traffic rules are ignored? • ...
Summer Safety 2025-06-11
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- Can occur when the body loses excessive water and salt
- Part of the body's cooling process
- Recommended minimum SPF for sunscreen
- essential minerals that regulate fluid balance, nerve and muscle function, and overall body processes
- One of the most common problems caused by the heat
- Worn to keep skin protected from sunburn
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- Get out of the water at the first sign of ___________________
- Wear these to protect your eyes in the summer
- Keeps your head safe while cycling
- Insect that can transmit illnesses such as Lyme Disease
- Most serious type of heat illness
- Should always be worn while out on the water
- Use this to protect your face and ears from the sun
- Sun gives off these rays
- Sun Protection Factor
- Best fabric for summer clothing
16 Clues: Sun Protection Factor • Sun gives off these rays • Best fabric for summer clothing • Most serious type of heat illness • Keeps your head safe while cycling • Part of the body's cooling process • Recommended minimum SPF for sunscreen • Worn to keep skin protected from sunburn • Should always be worn while out on the water • Wear these to protect your eyes in the summer • ...
Safety Option 2026-03-02
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- A type of job you might take as a backup option to earn money while deciding your next steps
- A life change involving your money and responsibilities
- A second plan you can follow if your first goal doesn’t work out.
- A major life change that might make you need a backup plan, alongside finances and fitness.
- Something you build up by trying new things and learning
- Joining one of these in the evenings can help keep your passion alive without it being a career
- The ability to bounce back, keep trying, and stay positive after a setback or an unsuccessful audition
- Things you learn and improve over time, like acting, communication, and teamwork.
- Mohammed was told he needs to improve his acting skills and his ________ to get on the course next year.
- Earning money while learning a trade on the job
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- External factors and emotional well-being can negatively affect your ________ at college.
- The panel suggested Jack join an ________ dramatic society because a professional career wasn't for him.
- The performing arts is known for being a very ________ industry
- Career ________ are the different routes and directions you can take in your working life
- A difficult feeling you must learn to cope with after an unsuccessful audition
- The practical test or performance you have to do to get onto a performing arts course.
16 Clues: Earning money while learning a trade on the job • A life change involving your money and responsibilities • Something you build up by trying new things and learning • The performing arts is known for being a very ________ industry • A second plan you can follow if your first goal doesn’t work out. • ...
Heat Safety 2024-05-30
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- Heat ___ consists of red, irritated bumps
- Can lead to death
- Type of body temperature indicating heat illness Do not leave the worker this way
- Drinks with electrolytes can help replace this
- Type of clothing best in hot conditions
- To build tolerance to heat
- Decreased output of this is a sign of illness
- Take an extra one to cool off
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- Do this for yourself and others
- Caused by caffeine and alcohol
- Type of speech indicating heat illness emergency
- Heat ___ occurs due to loss of fluid and salt
- Symptom indicating heat illness emergency
- Do not leave the ill worker in this condition
- Drink 1 cup of this every 15 to 20 minutes
- Caused by loss of salt when sweating
16 Clues: Can lead to death • To build tolerance to heat • Take an extra one to cool off • Caused by caffeine and alcohol • Do this for yourself and others • Caused by loss of salt when sweating • Type of clothing best in hot conditions • Heat ___ consists of red, irritated bumps • Symptom indicating heat illness emergency • Drink 1 cup of this every 15 to 20 minutes • ...
Aquatics Safety 2025-01-31
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- Always ____ on the pool deck.
- ______ CPR so you can respond in an emergency.
- ________ and boating don't mix.
- Never swim or boat _____.
- Follow the pool ____ to stay safe.
- What you should know before you jump in.
- Know the rules of the lake before you go ______.
- Too much is no fun.
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- First thing to do if you are tired in the water.
- Beginning swimmers should wear.
- Before you jump in the water.
- Causes water to change quickly.
- Never underestimate the _______ of water.
- Never _______ if you have a cramp in you leg while swimming.
- Swim _____ increase your water safety.
- Never _____ a person under the water.
16 Clues: Too much is no fun. • Never swim or boat _____. • Always ____ on the pool deck. • Before you jump in the water. • Beginning swimmers should wear. • Causes water to change quickly. • ________ and boating don't mix. • Follow the pool ____ to stay safe. • Never _____ a person under the water. • Swim _____ increase your water safety. • What you should know before you jump in. • ...
Woodshop Safety 2025-02-27
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- This part of the tablesaw is used when completing a rip cut
- Must be in place on equipment when in use.
- Use the ______________ hand tool for every job.
- The stock MUST be up against the __________ when completing a cut.
- The minimum length (inches) for a board that may safely be cut.
- Must be worn at all times in the shop.
- This item is used with a hand saw to make precise angle cuts.
- Use __________ or vise grips to secure the work piece.
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- To make a crosscut or angle cut (90 degrees)
- ___________ hand power tools when they are not in use.
- The minimum margin of safety (inches) for the miter saw.
- Report all accident and injuries to the __________.
- A Safety tool used to guide wood through a table saw while keeping your hands away from the blade
- This must be removed and clear from the floor at all times.
- The blade must reach _____________ before completing a cut
- The minimum margin of safety (inches) for the tablesaw
16 Clues: Must be worn at all times in the shop. • Must be in place on equipment when in use. • To make a crosscut or angle cut (90 degrees) • Use the ______________ hand tool for every job. • Report all accident and injuries to the __________. • ___________ hand power tools when they are not in use. • The minimum margin of safety (inches) for the tablesaw • ...
Roadside Safety 2024-06-22
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- Check it twice
- Check tire
- use to keep mosquitos out
- Supplies power to flashlight, radio and camera
- Water amount needed per person per day
- Sturdy tape that will hold plastic in high winds
- Used for cleaning baby
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- Protect your skin while outdoors
- The English call it a “torch”
- Tire kept in the trunk
- kit used for minor injury treatment
- Geographical representation on paper
- Type of waterproof bag used to carry important papers
- Non perishable supply for several days
- You will need to write something down
- If the ATM is down, keep this on hand
16 Clues: Check tire • Check it twice • Tire kept in the trunk • Used for cleaning baby • use to keep mosquitos out • The English call it a “torch” • Protect your skin while outdoors • kit used for minor injury treatment • Geographical representation on paper • You will need to write something down • If the ATM is down, keep this on hand • Non perishable supply for several days • ...
Safety Crossword 2024-06-24
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- refective vest must be worn in this area
- Our Environmental policy
- color of hooper used for scrap
- procedure used to deenergize a machine
- Type of glove worn when changing blades
- max amount of metal reels in a stack
- the number of recordables we had in May 2024
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- The number of recordables we had in 2023
- equipment that protects you
- stop, think then
- hydration popcicles
- The H in HSE is for
- drinking water keeps you
- treating minor injuries on site
- cannot be leaned against the wall
- max number of pallets in a stack
16 Clues: stop, think then • hydration popcicles • The H in HSE is for • Our Environmental policy • drinking water keeps you • equipment that protects you • color of hooper used for scrap • treating minor injuries on site • max number of pallets in a stack • cannot be leaned against the wall • max amount of metal reels in a stack • procedure used to deenergize a machine • ...
Science Safety 2024-08-19
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- pass or cause to pass easily or gently through or as if through the air.
- a document that provides information about the hazards and properties of a chemical, as well as safety precautions for handling, storing, and transporting it
- a danger or risk
- a unit for washing off chemicals or substances that might have splashed into an individual's eyes before he or she can seek further medical attention.
- having been made impure by exposure to or addition of a poisonous or polluting substance
- close-fitting eyeglasses with side shields, for protecting the eyes from glare, dust, water, etc.
- an individual animal, plant, piece of a mineral, etc., used as an example of its species or type for scientific study or display
- poisonous
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- an instrument with two movable arms that are joined at one end, used for picking up and holding things.
- the official procedure or system of rules
- liable to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse.
- a large, fire-resistant sheet or blanket made of material like woven glass fiber that can be used to smother small fires or wrap around someone whose clothing is on fire
- a ventilated enclosure in which gases, vapors and fumes are captured and removed from the work area
- easily set on fire
- get rid of by throwing away
- flushing a worker's body or clothes if they are exposed to hazardous substances
16 Clues: poisonous • a danger or risk • easily set on fire • get rid of by throwing away • the official procedure or system of rules • liable to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse. • pass or cause to pass easily or gently through or as if through the air. • flushing a worker's body or clothes if they are exposed to hazardous substances • ...
Safety Crosswords! 2025-11-13
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- always remember to wear your ___ hat as a waterspider
- Spills or soiled packages should go to the ___ accummulation area if there isn't anyone in the Central Accumulation Area.
- DSF5 is located in South San ____
- Rest, Ice, Compress, and ____
- when handling carts, make sure to always wear this PPE.
- Spills or soiled packages should always go to the ___ accummulation area if there is a person inside of it.
- A form of exercise to improve muscle elasticity
- A required PPE during stow and pick and stage that wraps around your limb.
- Water bottles should go into the ___ Bin
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- When there is loose ___ wrap or trash on the floor, you should immediately pick it up and throw it away.
- Who can I talk to for new safety shoes or insoles?
- Always pick up loose ___ and throw it away immediately!
- There are medical supplies for everyone in the ___ area.
- To dispose of the grey spill pads, you put them in the ___ bin.
- The color of Safety.
- Site napkins, utensils, and plates go into the:
16 Clues: The color of Safety. • Rest, Ice, Compress, and ____ • DSF5 is located in South San ____ • Water bottles should go into the ___ Bin • A form of exercise to improve muscle elasticity • Site napkins, utensils, and plates go into the: • Who can I talk to for new safety shoes or insoles? • always remember to wear your ___ hat as a waterspider • ...
Kitchen Safety 2025-09-16
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- microorganisms that can cause foodborne illness
- used to protect your hands when handling hot items
- used to put out kitchen fires
- clothing worn to protect yourself while cooking
- surface used for chopping food
- a hazard in the kitchen: broken glass
- should be done before cooking for 20 seconds
- something on the floor that can cause a fall
- to clean something to remove harmful bacteria
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- used to put out grease fires
- temperature range where bacteria grow quickly
- a sharp tool that must be handled with care
- the transfer of bacteria
- a hazard in the kitchen: substances that contaminate
- fire caused by oil or fat, never use water
- a hazard in the kitchen where microorganisms cause foodborne illness
16 Clues: the transfer of bacteria • used to put out grease fires • used to put out kitchen fires • surface used for chopping food • a hazard in the kitchen: broken glass • fire caused by oil or fat, never use water • a sharp tool that must be handled with care • should be done before cooking for 20 seconds • something on the floor that can cause a fall • ...
Hazard, Risk and OSH Signs 2023-10-19
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- ANYTHING IN THE ENVIRONMENT THAT CAN CAUSE PHYSICAL HARM TO A PERSON LIKE EXPOSURE TO SLIPS, STRIPS, FALLS, AND NOISE.
- NO POSSIBLE INJURY, USED TO CONVEY SAFETY INFORMATION.
- IT IS THE CHANCE OR PROBABILITY THAT A PERSON WILL BE HARMED.
- IT IS MULTIDISCIPLINARY FIELD CONCERNED IN PROTECTING THE SAFETY, HEALTH AND WELL BEING OF WORKERS OF DISABLED PERSONS.
- INDICATES SAFETY-RELATED INSTRUCTIONS, PROCEDURES, OR THE LOCATIONS OF SAFETY EQUIPMENT.
- A POTENTIALLY UNSAFE SITUATION THAT COULD CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
- IT CAUSE BY THE LACK OF MACHINE GUARDS OR UNSAFE WORKPLACE CONDITION.
- A TERM USED TO DESCRIBE SOMETHING THAT CAN CAUSE POTENTIAL OR UNAVOIDABLE HARM.
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- IT IS USED TO ALERT AGAINST UNSAFE PRACTICES, WHICH IF NOT AVOIDED, MAY RESULTS IN MINOR OR MODERATE INJURIES.
- IT REFLECTS IMMEDIATE HAZARDOUS SITUATION THAT WILL CAUSE DEATH OR OTHER SERIOUS INJURIES.
- A TYPE OF SIGN DESIGNED TO WARN OF HAZARDS INDICATE MANDATORY ACTIONS OR REQUIRED USE OF PPE.
- IT REFERS TO ORANISMS OR ORGANIC MATTERS PRODUCED BY THESE ORGANISMS THAT ARE HARMFUL TO HUMAN.
- PHYSICAL FACTORS IN THE ENVIRONMENT THAT MAY CAUSE MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURIES.
- IT CAN BE IN SOLID, LIQUID OR GAS FORM THAT CAN HARM THE HEALTH OF THE AFFECTED PERSON.
- ALSO KNOWN AS WORK STRESSOR, A HAZARD THAT AFFECTS THE GENERAL WELL-BEING OF A PERSON.
15 Clues: NO POSSIBLE INJURY, USED TO CONVEY SAFETY INFORMATION. • IT IS THE CHANCE OR PROBABILITY THAT A PERSON WILL BE HARMED. • IT CAUSE BY THE LACK OF MACHINE GUARDS OR UNSAFE WORKPLACE CONDITION. • A POTENTIALLY UNSAFE SITUATION THAT COULD CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. • PHYSICAL FACTORS IN THE ENVIRONMENT THAT MAY CAUSE MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURIES. • ...
Hospitality Revision 2021-09-02
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- Legislation, policies, procedures and activities that aim to protect the health, safety and welfare of all people at the workplace.
- An item, condition, event or situation that could lead to a potential accident or harm
- Equipment and clothing items designed to protect the user from potential hazards or injuries whilst doing a task at work
- The design of equipment and environment to be safe comfortable and productive for human use
- Single celled organisms that may cause food poisoning
- responsible for setting national food standards for Australia and New Zealand.
- Clean and sanitary conditions that promote health and safety
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- A person who performs work for a PCBU.
- An information sheet designed by suppliers detailing correct procedures when handling a substance or chemical
- The making of laws, rules or standards by parliament, which are enforceable by the legal court system
- A state authority that manages workplace safety, injuries and incidents and compensation
- Growth of minute fungi forming on food products
- Points where there is high risk of contamination or food spoilage.
- a food safety program to ensure food production methods are safe, hygienic and comply with food regulations and legislation.
14 Clues: A person who performs work for a PCBU. • Growth of minute fungi forming on food products • Single celled organisms that may cause food poisoning • Clean and sanitary conditions that promote health and safety • Points where there is high risk of contamination or food spoilage. • responsible for setting national food standards for Australia and New Zealand. • ...
Safety in a Care Setting 2024-05-07
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- ALL is very important. The attitude of the law courts are that if it has not been recorded it wasn't carried out.
- The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (2013)
- A person with enough experience and knowledge to carry out a particular task safely.
- The Health and Safety at Work ___ 1974:
- Legal guidelines on Health and Safety practices.
- All staff have a legal responsibility and a duty of _____ to maintain the safety of service users, colleagues and visitors.
- I am not alive, but I grow; I don't have lungs, but I need air; I don't have a mouth, but water kills me. What am I
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- Could cause harm
- Created from all the resident info in a Care home
- You have me today, Tomorrow you'll have more; As your time passes, I'm not easy to store; I don't take up space, But I'm only in one place; I am what you saw, But not what you see. What am I??
- ensures all staff know and read all the health and safety legislation.
- What runs around the whole yard without moving?
- I make two people out of one. What am I?
- Betty the care worker hurt hers
- Chance that it may happen
15 Clues: Could cause harm • Chance that it may happen • Betty the care worker hurt hers • The Health and Safety at Work ___ 1974: • I make two people out of one. What am I? • What runs around the whole yard without moving? • Legal guidelines on Health and Safety practices. • Created from all the resident info in a Care home • ...
EAP & Hazards Vocab 2026-04-07
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- A substance that can cause harm to the body, potentially leading to serious health effects or death
- A symbol on a label used to identify specific hazards of a chemical or substance
- Maps and descriptions of how to escape a building or location
- Maps and descriptions of designated meeting places
- Specific actions to be taken during different types of emergencies.
- Contact with a hazardous substance through inhalation, skin contact, ingestion, or injection that could cause harm
- A rule or regulation that requires taking care
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- Methods for alerting and communicating with employees during an emergency.
- A rule or regulation that forbids certain actions or behaviors to ensure safety, such as no smoking in certain areas.
- Can catch on fire or combust
- Something required by law or regulations, such as wearing protective equipment or following safety procedures.
- List of contacts including emergency services, internal emergency coordinators, and utility companies.
- A situation that poses immediate risk to health, safety, or the environment, requiring urgent action
- A document that provides detailed information on the hazards, handling, and emergency measures for a chemical (now called Safety Data Sheet or SDS under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard).
- Written explanation of what to do and where to go in an emergency; also describes who does what
15 Clues: Can catch on fire or combust • A rule or regulation that requires taking care • Maps and descriptions of designated meeting places • Maps and descriptions of how to escape a building or location • Specific actions to be taken during different types of emergencies. • Methods for alerting and communicating with employees during an emergency. • ...
Electrical Safety Crossword 2025-06-04
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- Describes tools made of materials like fiberglass that do not allow electrical current to pass through, used for safety near power lines.
- A designated person who helps workers avoid contact with overhead power lines by guiding equipment safely.
- Exceeding the rated capacity of a power strip or circuit, which can lead to overheating and fire hazards.
- Flash A dangerous release of energy caused by an electrical fault, capable of producing extreme heat, light, and pressure waves.
- Chaining The unsafe practice of plugging multiple extension cords or power strips into each other, which increases fire risk.
- Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter; a device designed to shut off power instantly when it detects electrical imbalance, especially critical in wet areas.
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- Personal Protective Equipment; includes arc-rated clothing, insulated gloves, face shields, and safety boots used to protect against electrical hazards.
- National Fire Protection Association; sets important standards for electrical safety, including NFPA 70E.
- Insulated Tools that have extra layers of insulation to protect users from electric shock, even without a ground connection.
- Before You Dig A safety rule and public utility requirement to contact 811 or utility services before excavating to avoid hitting underground power lines.
- Lockout/Tagout; a procedure used to ensure machinery is properly shut off and not started up again before maintenance is completed.
- Visual alerts like warning signs and labels used to raise awareness and mark electrical hazards in the work environment.
- A safety technique that directs stray electrical current safely into the earth to prevent shock or electrocution.
- Specifically, EH-rated boots that protect workers from electrical step potential and ensure grounding protection.
- Visual Checks Routine inspections of electrical cords, tools, and equipment before each use to detect damage or wear.
15 Clues: National Fire Protection Association; sets important standards for electrical safety, including NFPA 70E. • Exceeding the rated capacity of a power strip or circuit, which can lead to overheating and fire hazards. • A designated person who helps workers avoid contact with overhead power lines by guiding equipment safely. • ...
health and safety 2025-08-22
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- What should faulty equipment be labelled as?
- Who can offer further health and safety assistance?
- Who should health and safety matters be reported to?
- What regulation deals with handling chemicals?
- What is the likelihood of a hazard happening?
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- What type of protection prevents contact dermatitis?
- What law covers safe lifting techniques?
- What body part should you bend when lifting?
- What should both client and stylist be correctly positioned to avoid
- What kind of equipment must be checked before use?
- What acronym helps remember chemical safety guidelines?
11 Clues: What law covers safe lifting techniques? • What body part should you bend when lifting? • What should faulty equipment be labelled as? • What is the likelihood of a hazard happening? • What regulation deals with handling chemicals? • What kind of equipment must be checked before use? • Who can offer further health and safety assistance? • ...
Safety Culture 2026-08-12
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- Communicating a situation before an incident occurs
- An event that could have caused injury but did not. (8,4)
- PPE stands for Personal Protective ________
- The shared beliefs and values regarding safety in an organization
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- An unsafe condition or behavior that can cause harm
- A system for tracking and reducing workplace risks
- Consistent actions that demonstrate safe behavior. (8)
- Leadership demonstrates safety through this key behavior
- The likelihood and severity of harm occurring
- The willingness to speak up about safety concerns
- Activity for identifying potential dangers
11 Clues: Activity for identifying potential dangers • PPE stands for Personal Protective ________ • The likelihood and severity of harm occurring • The willingness to speak up about safety concerns • A system for tracking and reducing workplace risks • An unsafe condition or behavior that can cause harm • Communicating a situation before an incident occurs • ...
LOGISTICS 2014-04-19
17 Clues: maat • helm • gordel • gangpad • vierkant • voorraad • staigiar • kluisjes • heftruck • stelling • werkplek • medewerker • veiligheid • handschoenen • reflecterend • hoge schoenen • omkleedruimte
Emp Skills Onsite Jobsite 2022-10-13
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- we work on resumes and interviews
- we harvest
- take inventory, sort and hang clothes
- build your future
- Mrs. Coleman teaches this class
- wash tables and chairs
- we learn about healthy eating habits
- check surroundings for safety and use tools
- we do the job of a secretary
- creates a menu and sales snacks
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- Social Emotional Learning
- we know the rules of each activity
- we go through donations
- advocacy express your needs and wants
- verify student Ids
- walk around the neighborhood
- we learn about anatomy
- safety class we learn to be safe in the community
- put together a list of questions for guests
19 Clues: we harvest • build your future • verify student Ids • wash tables and chairs • we learn about anatomy • we go through donations • Social Emotional Learning • walk around the neighborhood • we do the job of a secretary • Mrs. Coleman teaches this class • creates a menu and sales snacks • we work on resumes and interviews • we know the rules of each activity • ...
Workplace Health and Safety 2025-06-05
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- A way that infections can be transmitted
- Used to clean
- Used for hard to reach areas
- of care Responsibility to keep workers & clients safe
- Assessment of how bad an injury would be
- cap Safety boots
- Something that can cause harm to a person
- report To be completed in 24 hours
- Machinery that assists with moving products
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- Protective clothing
- Most common area of injury on the body
- of control Used to assess control measures
- Likelihood of a hazard causing harm
- Risk Remaining risk
- Hand protection
- Safety clothing
- Most common type of WHS accident
- Relating to a comfortable work area
- lift Lifting with help from others
19 Clues: Used to clean • Hand protection • Safety clothing • cap Safety boots • Protective clothing • Risk Remaining risk • Used for hard to reach areas • Most common type of WHS accident • report To be completed in 24 hours • lift Lifting with help from others • Likelihood of a hazard causing harm • Relating to a comfortable work area • Most common area of injury on the body • ...
Perioperative 2026-02-08
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- Doctor responsible for anaesthesia
- Post-anaesthetic care unit (abbrev)
- Global surgical safety checklist organisation
- Nurse who manages instruments within the sterile field
- Process to ensure no items are retained
- Regulates health practitioner registration in Australia
- Surgical tools
- Removes blood and secretions from surgical field
- Protective equipment worn in theatre
- Surgical safety pause before incision
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- Are patients go immediately after surgery
- Safe alignment of patient during surgery
- Used to maintain a sterile surgical field
- Confirms patient permission for surgery
- Nurse coordinating activities outside the sterile field
- Area where surgery is performed
- Free from microorganisms
- Inflatable device used to control limb bleeding
- Electrical surgical device for cutting/coagulation
19 Clues: Surgical tools • Free from microorganisms • Area where surgery is performed • Doctor responsible for anaesthesia • Post-anaesthetic care unit (abbrev) • Protective equipment worn in theatre • Surgical safety pause before incision • Confirms patient permission for surgery • Process to ensure no items are retained • Safe alignment of patient during surgery • ...
The Potato Famine 2026-04-26
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- Rules protecting food quality
- Farming variety that protects crops
- Historic Irish crisis caused by crop failure
- Government agency for agriculture
- Process of checking food safety
- Long-term lack of nutrients
- Movement of Irish people to other countries
- Severe lack of food
- Growing only one crop repeatedly
- Law passed in 1906 to improve food safety
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- Disease that destroyed Ireland's potato crops
- Spread of harmful organisms in food
- Loss of nutrients in soil
- Main crop many Irish families depended on
- Harmful substances in unsafe food
- Condition caused by unsafe food
- Lack of enough healthy food worldwide
- Planing different crops together
- Planting different crops in different seasons
19 Clues: Severe lack of food • Loss of nutrients in soil • Long-term lack of nutrients • Rules protecting food quality • Condition caused by unsafe food • Process of checking food safety • Planing different crops together • Growing only one crop repeatedly • Harmful substances in unsafe food • Government agency for agriculture • Spread of harmful organisms in food • ...
HSE Crossword 2025-05-14
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- Scheduled waste generated can be stored on site for a maximum period of ______ months
- During the pre-construction phase, the client must ensure that a ________ risk assessment has been completed.
- One of the client’s key duties under the Construction Work and Design Management (CWDM) regulations is to appoint a PCW _____ before the construction phase begins.
- Under Regulation 8, the client is responsible to ______ the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) about the construction project.
- Any incident that occurs on site must be reported to the Project HSE Department and management within ________hour.
- Under Regulation 7 of the Environmental Quality Act(EQA)1974, the highest fine that can be imposed for a serious offence is up to ______ ringgit.
- Erosion and sedimentation control structure used to slow down and spread stormwater runoff.
- Material used to stabilize slope or drain to reduce erosion
- The contractor must provide, maintain, and implement an _________ response procedure throughout the duration of the project.
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- In addition to the fine on question 11 , the offence may also carry _______ imprisonment as part of the penalty.
- The client must also appoint a Principal Construction Work ______ to ensure design-related safety responsibilities are fulfilled.
- One of the arising safety concern in workplace which do not arise from physical substance is ______ hazard.
- According to the Guidelines on Prevention Principles (GPP) under the Occupational Safety and Health Construction Work Design and Management, all parties should prioritize the _________ of risks before applying other operational controls.
- The maximum financial penalty that can be imposed on a client for non-compliance is ________hundred thousand.
- One of the duties of the Principal Construction Work Designer (PCWD) is to prepare a safety and health ______for the project.
15 Clues: Material used to stabilize slope or drain to reduce erosion • Scheduled waste generated can be stored on site for a maximum period of ______ months • Erosion and sedimentation control structure used to slow down and spread stormwater runoff. • One of the arising safety concern in workplace which do not arise from physical substance is ______ hazard. • ...
Electrical Safety Crossword 2026-01-22
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- Describes tools made of materials like fiberglass that do not allow electrical current to pass through, used for safety near power lines.
- A designated person who helps workers avoid contact with overhead power lines by guiding equipment safely.
- Exceeding the rated capacity of a power strip or circuit, which can lead to overheating and fire hazards.
- Flash A dangerous release of energy caused by an electrical fault, capable of producing extreme heat, light, and pressure waves.
- Chaining The unsafe practice of plugging multiple extension cords or power strips into each other, which increases fire risk.
- Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter; a device designed to shut off power instantly when it detects electrical imbalance, especially critical in wet areas.
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- Personal Protective Equipment; includes arc-rated clothing, insulated gloves, face shields, and safety boots used to protect against electrical hazards.
- National Fire Protection Association; sets important standards for electrical safety, including NFPA 70E.
- Insulated Tools that have extra layers of insulation to protect users from electric shock, even without a ground connection.
- Before You Dig A safety rule and public utility requirement to contact 811 or utility services before excavating to avoid hitting underground power lines.
- Lockout/Tagout; a procedure used to ensure machinery is properly shut off and not started up again before maintenance is completed.
- Visual alerts like warning signs and labels used to raise awareness and mark electrical hazards in the work environment.
- A safety technique that directs stray electrical current safely into the earth to prevent shock or electrocution.
- Specifically, EH-rated boots that protect workers from electrical step potential and ensure grounding protection.
- Visual Checks Routine inspections of electrical cords, tools, and equipment before each use to detect damage or wear.
15 Clues: National Fire Protection Association; sets important standards for electrical safety, including NFPA 70E. • Exceeding the rated capacity of a power strip or circuit, which can lead to overheating and fire hazards. • A designated person who helps workers avoid contact with overhead power lines by guiding equipment safely. • ...
TeamSTEPPS 2024-03-11
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- ______of Safety is the team's commitment to safety.
- Focus on the ______is key to safe care.
- Acronym used to update a team.
- Another of the routinely used patient identifiers.
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- One of the routinely used patient identifiers.
- a phrase or word sent out to the room to gather information.
- This short meeting at the beginning of the day____.
- Acronym used when you are sure there is a safety issue.
- A JPSR can be submitted this way.
- Acronym for goals set by the Joint Commission.
- Short meeting before an procedure to make sure all is ready.
- a quick review with the team after an event.
12 Clues: Acronym used to update a team. • A JPSR can be submitted this way. • Focus on the ______is key to safe care. • a quick review with the team after an event. • One of the routinely used patient identifiers. • Acronym for goals set by the Joint Commission. • Another of the routinely used patient identifiers. • This short meeting at the beginning of the day____. • ...
Crossword on Workplace Safety 2019-07-22
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- / Anything with the potential to cause injury is called a?
- shoes / This must be worn at all times while on the shop floor
- Plugs / This PPE must be used while working in a high noise area
- / Fire escape passage ways and fire-fighting equipments must be kept free of this
- / Safety shoes, ear plugs, helmet, goggles, are commonly called?
- / To avoid slipping on the staircase, always hold this on the side
- / It is a safety procedure used during non-routine activities to ensure that dangerous machines are properly shut off and cannot be started up again prior to the completion of maintenance or repair work
- / Class A fire is caused due to these
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- / Everybody must gather at this point in case of fire
- / While working on sharp objects such as blades, these kind of gloves must be worn
- / ‘P’ in the word PASS stands for what?
- / This kind of extinguisher is used in case of class B fire
- / This document includes a description of the work to be performed, the hazards involved, the precautions to take, the required authorizations, and other elements and is used in case of non-routine work.
- / Reporting unsafe acts and unsafe conditions can help prevent this
- / To ensure safety, machines must be properly protected with these
15 Clues: / Class A fire is caused due to these • / ‘P’ in the word PASS stands for what? • / Everybody must gather at this point in case of fire • / Anything with the potential to cause injury is called a? • / This kind of extinguisher is used in case of class B fire • shoes / This must be worn at all times while on the shop floor • ...
Machining 2021-02-26
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- Always make sure a... is around you
- Always stay...
- Having jewelry around a working machine is...
- Always be...
- Be careful if a lathe is...
- What you wear on yo9ur face
- When making something there are...
- Always approach somebody from the...
- Never wear pants that are
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- Always have the right...
- After use always...
- There are safety...
- If you lift something heavy make sure your back is...
- If there are problems turn the machine...
- Before using a machine always do...
- Always ask...
- Never ever...around a working machine
- We have this equipment for our own...
- If you get caught in a machine it can get...
19 Clues: Always be... • Always ask... • Always stay... • After use always... • There are safety... • Always have the right... • Never wear pants that are • Be careful if a lathe is... • What you wear on yo9ur face • When making something there are... • Always make sure a... is around you • Before using a machine always do... • Always approach somebody from the... • ...
renewable energy 2026-01-25
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- Shiny metal that conducts electricity well?
- Turns lights on and off?
- Electrical safety connection to the earth?
- Gives power to a toy?
- Tool used to measure voltage?
- unit of power?
- what energy do we use?
- The capacity to do work or produce heat?
- What uses V for measuring?
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- What moves eletrical charge?
- Natural electric discharge in the sky?
- Device that uses electricity to move air?
- Thin metal used to carry electricity?
- Flow of electricity in one direction?
- Electric shock can be dangerous because it hurts your?
- Wall plug hole
- Device that changes electrical energy into motion?
- Electrical device used for safety in homes?
- What energy do turbines use?
19 Clues: Wall plug hole • unit of power? • Gives power to a toy? • what energy do we use? • Turns lights on and off? • What uses V for measuring? • What moves eletrical charge? • What energy do turbines use? • Tool used to measure voltage? • Thin metal used to carry electricity? • Flow of electricity in one direction? • Natural electric discharge in the sky? • ...
ICAO ANNEXES 2026-07-29
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- Nationality and registration markings on aircraft
- Passenger, cargo, customs and immigration facilitation
- Protecting aviation from unlawful interference
- Aircraft design and airworthiness requirements
- Official aeronautical maps and charts
- Rules that govern aircraft in flight
- Aircraft noise and environmental protection
- Investigation of aircraft accidents and incidents
- Standard units used in aviation measurements
- Regulates hazardous cargo transported by air.
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- Weather information for aviation operations
- Publication of aeronautical information
- Air navigation communication and navigation systems
- Licensing standards for pilots and aviation personnel
- Safety management systems (SMS) and safety oversight
- Management of air traffic services
- Safe operation of aircraft by airlines
- Emergency search and rescue operations
- Airport design, runway and aerodrome standards
19 Clues: Management of air traffic services • Rules that govern aircraft in flight • Official aeronautical maps and charts • Safe operation of aircraft by airlines • Emergency search and rescue operations • Publication of aeronautical information • Weather information for aviation operations • Aircraft noise and environmental protection • ...
Culinary Vocabulary Objective 1 2024-09-24
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- to adjust for accuracy
- an employee who works under the guidance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art.
- action A proactive, rather than reactive management style, that includes predetermining steps to take when things do not go correctly.
- an abbreviation for Material Safety Data Sheet and is a document that provides health and safety information about products, substances or chemicals that are classified as hazardous substances or dangerous goods.
- reducing the number of microorganisms on a surface.
- provide employees training in a variety of job positions.
- a disease-causing microorganism.
- Handler any person who handles and prepares food and beverages.
- using good grooming habits to maintain a person’s health.
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- brigade: an organizational hierarchy for professional kitchens organized by the legendary French chef, Georges-Auguste Escoffier.
- a self-motivated person who creates and runs a business. Entrepreneurs take personal and financial risks.
- assisting and injured person until professional medical help can be provided.
- the movement of harmful microorganisms from one surface to another.
- company that sells products and equipment to the foodservice industry.
- advanced culinary students work at a foodservice business to get hands-on training and work experience.
- an abbreviation for Occupational Safety and Health Administration and is an agency of the US government under the Department of Labor with the responsibility of ensuring safety at work and a healthful work environment.
- the removal of food and other soil from a surface.
17 Clues: to adjust for accuracy • a disease-causing microorganism. • the removal of food and other soil from a surface. • reducing the number of microorganisms on a surface. • provide employees training in a variety of job positions. • using good grooming habits to maintain a person’s health. • Handler any person who handles and prepares food and beverages. • ...
Science Safety 2014-09-01
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- WORK ONLY ON WHATS ASSIGNED
- DO NOT PLACE NEAR THE EDGE OF TABLE OR USE WITHOUT PERMISSION
- WOOL; PUT OUT A FIRE ON A PERSON
- WAVING THE ODOR TOWARD YOUR NOSE USING YOUR HAND
- TO CLEAN UP AFTER LABS; WASH HANDS
- CLOSED TOED
- DO NOT POINT AT YOURSELF OR ANYONE ELSE
- TIE UP; KEEP OUT OF THE WAY
- IF YOU SPILL CHEMICALS ON YOUR BODY USE THIS TO RINSE IT OFF
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- NOTIFY YOUR TEACHER IMMEDIATELY
- PUT OUT A FIRE
- DO NOT MIX TOGETHER
- ALWAYS LISTEN TO YOUR TEACHER'S ___
- PROTECT YOUR EYES
- USE FOR 15 MINUTES
- PROTECT YOUR HANDS
16 Clues: CLOSED TOED • PUT OUT A FIRE • PROTECT YOUR EYES • USE FOR 15 MINUTES • PROTECT YOUR HANDS • DO NOT MIX TOGETHER • WORK ONLY ON WHATS ASSIGNED • TIE UP; KEEP OUT OF THE WAY • NOTIFY YOUR TEACHER IMMEDIATELY • WOOL; PUT OUT A FIRE ON A PERSON • TO CLEAN UP AFTER LABS; WASH HANDS • ALWAYS LISTEN TO YOUR TEACHER'S ___ • DO NOT POINT AT YOURSELF OR ANYONE ELSE • ...
Food Safety 2015-09-28
18 Clues: your food • the fruits • your hands • the fruits • of the food • the counter • counter tops • the leftovers • the leftovers • when using meats • to cut meat ect. • in used one time • can cause illness • for quicker cooling • worn cutting boards • food under cold water • must be cooled right away • must be refrigerated within 2 hours
BOATING SAFETY 2016-02-17
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- need in case you have trouble. Ring ring.
- PFD's need to be approved by this Department of Canada
- important to have with you if dark outside
- always have an extra
- should never be drank while boating
- it may cause the boat to tip
- will bail you out if you spring a leak
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- this position will help to keep you warm if your boat capsizes
- putting too many people in a boat
- check before going boating
- how PFD's are sized
- if you get hurt
- a good sound signaling device to have in a boat
- should be prepared before a boating trip
- by law there needs to be one per person in a boat
- should always be with one
16 Clues: if you get hurt • how PFD's are sized • always have an extra • should always be with one • check before going boating • it may cause the boat to tip • putting too many people in a boat • should never be drank while boating • will bail you out if you spring a leak • should be prepared before a boating trip • need in case you have trouble. Ring ring. • ...
Lab Safety 2018-08-17
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- Teachers and ___ are responsible for maintaining a safe lab
- never do this with chemicals
- you should carry this with two hands
- this is always against the rules
- when heating substances, you should never look into these
- Never eat or ___ in the lab
- when you finish working with chemicals, ___ your hands
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- never leave a lit one of these unattended
- wear goggles anytime heat, chemicals and/or this is used
- what to do with long hair during experiments
- keep work area clean and
- method used for properly smelling chemicals
- what you should read before conducting experiments
- all unauthorized experiments are this
- all chemicals in the lab should be treated as if they could be...
- person to notify after accidents or injury
16 Clues: keep work area clean and • Never eat or ___ in the lab • never do this with chemicals • this is always against the rules • you should carry this with two hands • all unauthorized experiments are this • never leave a lit one of these unattended • person to notify after accidents or injury • method used for properly smelling chemicals • ...
Safety first 2017-12-14
16 Clues: plii • tuhk • katk • leek • sammas • võimalus • lohistama • käänuline • pilku heitma • kamber, koda • alasti, paljas • kokku varisema • heameel, nauding • põlastama, pilkama • vältima, ära hoidma • katastroof, õnnetus
Food Safety 2020-10-29
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- The presence of harmful substances in the food
- Food in which microorganisms can grow rapidly.
- temperature range (41⁰F -140⁰F) food borne bacteria grow and reproduce
- the overall quality of food fit for consumption.
- type of illness caused by toxins.
- branch of biology that deals with microorganisms and their effect on other microorganisms.
- Occurs when microorganisms are transferred from one surface or food to another
- the absence of visible soil or dirt and is not necessarily sanitized.
- An incident in which two or more people experience the same illness after eating the same food.
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- microbial infection resulting from ingestion of contaminated foods.
- an organism of microscopic or submicroscopic size.
- Illness A disease carried or transmitted to people by food.
- Food that has been exposed to temperature favorable to the growth of foodborne microorganisms.
- health of being clean and conducive to health.
- Sanitary health habits that include keeping the body, hair, teeth, clothes and washing hands regularly.
- original nutritional value, texture, flavor of the food are damaged, the food become harmful to people and unsuitable to eat.
16 Clues: type of illness caused by toxins. • The presence of harmful substances in the food • Food in which microorganisms can grow rapidly. • health of being clean and conducive to health. • the overall quality of food fit for consumption. • an organism of microscopic or submicroscopic size. • Illness A disease carried or transmitted to people by food. • ...
Patient Safety 2021-08-09
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- Patient rooms should be free of ____ .
- Good things can come by making improvements, be a champion of ____ .
- Contact isolation for C-diff patients requires washing hands with ____ .
- Reporting all incidences is important and lets the system know that there are opportunities for improvement, this includes reporting any ____ catch situations that you prevented from happening.
- Help prevent slips, ____ , and falls by using hazard/warning signage as well as when you see something on the floor, pick it up.
- These documents are a set of rules and guidelines created by the organization to keep our workplace safe and standardized.
- Keep patients safe, sanitize your hands by ____ in/____ out every time you enter a patient's room.
- We act as a ____ to keep patients safe.
- An ounce of ____ is worth a pound of cure.
- Good ____ not only keeps patients and staff safe but also makes our jobs easier.
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- Always know the ____ operation plans for your building and your unit.
- Being good stewards to a ____ of quality and improvement keeps the patients safe.
- What is one of the most important infection control measures?
- Who is our accrediting body?
- Always ____-__ if you see a safety risk or unsafe behavior.
- If something does not feel like safe practice, ____ for clarification.
16 Clues: Who is our accrediting body? • Patient rooms should be free of ____ . • We act as a ____ to keep patients safe. • An ounce of ____ is worth a pound of cure. • Always ____-__ if you see a safety risk or unsafe behavior. • What is one of the most important infection control measures? • Good things can come by making improvements, be a champion of ____ . • ...
Safety Team 2024-06-21
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- Jam Removal Device
- The boss' authority
- Green 5280'
- "Relief" that sticks to skin
- Its red and Johnny brings it for us
- An AA's favorite relief
- Andrew's favorite
- Where sustenance is found
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- Another every year thing
- Can you come with me?
- An AA's first word
- Its an every year thing
- CAST ____________
- The tech for the team
- Only have two so far
- Safety, do you ____?
16 Clues: Green 5280' • CAST ____________ • Andrew's favorite • Jam Removal Device • An AA's first word • The boss' authority • Only have two so far • Safety, do you ____? • Can you come with me? • The tech for the team • Its an every year thing • An AA's favorite relief • Another every year thing • Where sustenance is found • "Relief" that sticks to skin • Its red and Johnny brings it for us
Roadside Safety 2024-06-22
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- Check it twice
- Check tire
- use to keep mosquitos out
- Supplies power to flashlight, radio and camera
- Water amount needed per person per day
- Sturdy tape that will hold plastic in high winds
- Used for cleaning baby
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- Protect your skin while outdoors
- The English call it a “torch”
- Tire kept in the trunk
- kit used for minor injury treatment
- Geographical representation on paper
- Type of waterproof bag used to carry important papers
- Non perishable supply for several days
- You will need to write something down
- If the ATM is down, keep this on hand
16 Clues: Check tire • Check it twice • Tire kept in the trunk • Used for cleaning baby • use to keep mosquitos out • The English call it a “torch” • Protect your skin while outdoors • kit used for minor injury treatment • Geographical representation on paper • You will need to write something down • If the ATM is down, keep this on hand • Non perishable supply for several days • ...
Online Safety 2023-11-13
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- – Malicious code embedded in a data or program file, spread from one device to another by opening an executable file. A virus is spread by human action.
- – Criminal acts using computers, networks and/or the Internet
- – Software that has advertisements embedded into the program
- – Software that detects and removes spyware from a computer
- – Malware that locks a computer system or encrypts computer files until a “ransom” fee is paid
- – Electronic junk mail
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- Forensics – Investigation and analysis techniques that gather and preserve data from a computing device
- Theft – All types of crime in which someone obtains and uses another person’s personal data in a way that involves fraud or deception, typically for economic gain
- – Hardware or software that blocks unauthorized communications to or from your computer; helps prevent hackers from accessing your computer
- – Person who uses the Internet to access personal or business computers without permission
- – A variation of phishing using SMS (short message service) to send misleading text messages
- – Short for “malicious software;” includes viruses and spyware that steal personal information, send spam and commit fraud
- – Email sent that misrepresents the sender as legitimate and with the intent of having the recipient reveal private information that can be used for identity theft
- – A subclass of virus that can travel without being attached to a program or data file and without human action; a worm can replicate itself thousands of times
- – Malware that appears to be a legitimate program, but when activated often causes loss or theft of computer data
- logger or keylogger – Software that can record every keystroke you make on your computer. Used to record and capture data input. (Keyloggers are often used by employers to ensure computer use is work-related)
16 Clues: – Electronic junk mail • – Software that detects and removes spyware from a computer • – Software that has advertisements embedded into the program • – Criminal acts using computers, networks and/or the Internet • – Person who uses the Internet to access personal or business computers without permission • ...
Safety Shop 2023-01-30
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- a shop in which woodworking is carried on
- giving authorization to do something
- to relearn what you already know
- a compound or substance that has been purified or prepared, especially artificially
- a serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action
- enter into a formal and legally binding agreement
- to protect your hands
- not safe; dangerous
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- for having an obligation to do something, or having control over or care for someone, as part of one's job or role
- supply with mechanical or electrical energy
- one of a set of explicit or understood regulations or principles governing conduct within a particular activity or sphere
- an experienced and trusted adviser
- necessary items for a particular purpose
- To protect your eyes
- the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury
- a sharp blade
16 Clues: a sharp blade • not safe; dangerous • To protect your eyes • to protect your hands • to relearn what you already know • an experienced and trusted adviser • giving authorization to do something • necessary items for a particular purpose • a shop in which woodworking is carried on • supply with mechanical or electrical energy • enter into a formal and legally binding agreement • ...
FOOS SAFETY 2023-04-03
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- to make
- keeping yourself clean
- an event
- a person who investigates
- dangerous things in cleaning supplies
- when a company asks for things back
- to be present
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- to be made poisonous
- the right way
- keeping the place where you work clean
- the amount of something
- to keep
- a guess
- to take away
- to touch with your hands
- not cooked
16 Clues: to make • to keep • a guess • an event • not cooked • to take away • the right way • to be present • to be made poisonous • keeping yourself clean • the amount of something • to touch with your hands • a person who investigates • when a company asks for things back • dangerous things in cleaning supplies • keeping the place where you work clean
Food safety 2023-05-10
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- Practice good personal ______
- Any surface that touches food must be cleaned and ______
- Don’t leave food out more than two ______.
- How many types of hazards are there?
- Pathogens being transferred from one surface to another is ______
- Can u wear rings in the kitchen?
- How many seconds do u wash ur hands?
- Slice veggies on a clean _____.
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- 41-135 F
- Milk, eggs, and yogurt should be stored in the ______.
- Proteins that cause allergic reactions are called ____
- Take your _____ off before going to the restroom
- Keep your ____ up if it’s long
- Place the thermometer on what part to check the temperature
- Keep hot food hot and cold food __
- You shouldn’t put ___ foods in the refrigerator
16 Clues: 41-135 F • Practice good personal ______ • Keep your ____ up if it’s long • Slice veggies on a clean _____. • Can u wear rings in the kitchen? • Keep hot food hot and cold food __ • How many types of hazards are there? • How many seconds do u wash ur hands? • Don’t leave food out more than two ______. • You shouldn’t put ___ foods in the refrigerator • ...
Electrical Safety 2023-05-04
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- One type of protection for electrical systems
- Only this category of worker can work on or near exposed electrical components
- An extension cord is meant to be this type of power source
- This serves to detect any difference in current betwee the two circuit wires (the black wires and white wires)
- Tools used in electrical work should be this
- Foot protection worn to provide protection from energized conductors should be rated this
- One possible material used in hand and arm protection worn to protect from energized conductors
- You will experience this if you contact exposed live electrical parts
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- What part of the body offers the most electrical resistance?
- A breaker in this condition may indicate a problem
- Electrically connected to, or is, a source of voltage
- Flammable materials can easily be ignited by this type of electricity
- When flashover of electric current leaves its intended path and travels through the air from one conductor to another, or to ground (2 words)
- Where does electricity want to travel to even if it has to go through a person?
- Your chance of being electrocuted will increase if you are this
- An electrical system in this condition is hazardous it can produce heat or arcing
16 Clues: Tools used in electrical work should be this • One type of protection for electrical systems • A breaker in this condition may indicate a problem • Electrically connected to, or is, a source of voltage • An extension cord is meant to be this type of power source • What part of the body offers the most electrical resistance? • ...
Food Safety 2021-09-08
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- bring sauces and soups to a ____ when reheating
- for quicker cooling, _______ food into smaller containers
- keep_____ separate from not raw foods
- refrigerate meat and other ________ as soon as they come from the store
- ______vegetables and fruits under running water
- use a _______ to measure the internal temperature of meat
- keep raw meats separate from other food in the ___________ and in grocery carts and bags
- use separate _______ for raw meat and fruits and veggies
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- never put ________ on a plate that previously held raw meat
- cook all ground meat at at least ______ during grinding process
- wash hands in warm water for_____ after touching anything in the kitchen or anything unsanitary
- always _____ food in the fridge
- to clean cloth towels wash them in the _____
- wash all kitchen utensils in __________
- never _____ food at room temperature
- make sure ____ and whites are fully cooked and not runny
16 Clues: always _____ food in the fridge • never _____ food at room temperature • keep_____ separate from not raw foods • wash all kitchen utensils in __________ • to clean cloth towels wash them in the _____ • bring sauces and soups to a ____ when reheating • ______vegetables and fruits under running water • make sure ____ and whites are fully cooked and not runny • ...
Food Safety 2021-09-08
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- at a grocery store meat, eggs,and poultry should be placed in a ____
- where should the thermometer be placed in food
- 1 in 4 hamburgers turn ____ before becoming a safe temperature
- a ____ cooler will last longer than partially filled
- this is the safest way to check if food is done
- if you ___ food it will destroy harmful bacteria
- if not being safe, ___ can get in your food and get you sick
- in order to keep food safe cold air must do this
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- you should use separate ____ in order to prevent cross-contamination
- when washing surfaces you should use a ____ with soap and hot water
- when spilling something this should be cleaned up immediately
- you should not ____ your refrigerator
- food should not ___
- when washing vegetables and fruits you should not use ____
- when washing hands you should clean for 20 ____
- ____ this is not reliable for seeing if meat is not
16 Clues: food should not ___ • you should not ____ your refrigerator • where should the thermometer be placed in food • when washing hands you should clean for 20 ____ • this is the safest way to check if food is done • if you ___ food it will destroy harmful bacteria • in order to keep food safe cold air must do this • ____ this is not reliable for seeing if meat is not • ...
Public Safety 2025-01-17
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- You are out in ______
- People you call when you dial 911
- The people who respond in an ambulance
- Something bad happening
- What you have to pass through at the airport to get to your gate
- Term for purposely killing someone
- Metal scanning device(two words mushed together. no dash)
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- In a state of being safe from injury or harm
- People who fight fires
- A reason why you might call 911
- People who arrest people
- Talking to someone
- Making ideas on what to do
- The number you call to get emergency services (all in words mushed together)
- Type of police that are used for deadly situations
- Getting someone's attention
16 Clues: Talking to someone • You are out in ______ • People who fight fires • Something bad happening • People who arrest people • Making ideas on what to do • Getting someone's attention • A reason why you might call 911 • People you call when you dial 911 • Term for purposely killing someone • The people who respond in an ambulance • In a state of being safe from injury or harm • ...
Work Safety 2025-02-06
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- What to do with your knees when lifting (B)
- Liquid on the floor that can cause slipping (S)
- Protects the ears (E)
- Truck drivers need these to avoid getting over-tired (B)
- To avoid spilling liquids on your clothes (A)
- These keep you safe in the workplace (R)
- If an unwanted intruder enters a school or workplace (L)
- Are used throughout the workplace to provide safety information (S)
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- Puts out fires (E)
- These safety events are held throughout the year (D)
- Placed in boots to protect the feet (S)
- Use these to avoid damage to your hands (G)
- Protects the head (H)
- To avoid breathing in dust and fumes (M)
- To reach high places (L)
- Protects the eyes (G)
16 Clues: Puts out fires (E) • Protects the head (H) • Protects the ears (E) • Protects the eyes (G) • To reach high places (L) • Placed in boots to protect the feet (S) • To avoid breathing in dust and fumes (M) • These keep you safe in the workplace (R) • What to do with your knees when lifting (B) • Use these to avoid damage to your hands (G) • ...
Fire Safety 2024-06-06
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- Smoke can make a room very _________.
- The second step if you are on fire.
- Before you open the door, _______ it.
- In case of emergency _________ 911.
- Two exits can be a door and a _________.
- The third step if you are on fire.
- Once you are outside, _______ outside.
- Don't put anything that can burn on the _______.
- If a door is hot, use another ___________.
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- Never play with matches, lighters, and __________.
- You should always know of ______ ways out of every room.
- Smoke is _____ and can hurt you.
- If there is smoke get ________.
- If there is a fire, I should ________ all of my belongings behind.
- Go outside to the family __________ place.
- The first step if you are on fire.
16 Clues: If there is smoke get ________. • Smoke is _____ and can hurt you. • The third step if you are on fire. • The first step if you are on fire. • The second step if you are on fire. • In case of emergency _________ 911. • Smoke can make a room very _________. • Before you open the door, _______ it. • Once you are outside, _______ outside. • ...
Workplace Safety 2025-03-06
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- Wear this to protect your lungs from harmful chemicals
- This a daily practice to protect your well-being from harm and danger
- Use these when lifting objects by hand
- Device used to stop fires from spreading
- What to do in case of a fire
- Worn to protect your eyes from debris
- Keep this clear in case of emergency
- Used to secure workers when working at heights
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- Do this before using heavy equipment
- Used for lifting heavy objects safely
- A first-aid item to stop bleeding
- Worn to prevent head injuries from falling objects
- Required to identify and control exposure to hazardous materials
- This type of shoe is puncture-resistant
- Worn to protect your hands from chemicals or cuts
- Worn to protect your ears from loud machinery
16 Clues: What to do in case of a fire • A first-aid item to stop bleeding • Do this before using heavy equipment • Keep this clear in case of emergency • Used for lifting heavy objects safely • Worn to protect your eyes from debris • Use these when lifting objects by hand • This type of shoe is puncture-resistant • Device used to stop fires from spreading • ...
Shop Safety 2023-10-25
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- protects hands
- the amount of decibels reduced by ear protection
- protects lungs from hazardous chemicals
- protects head
- protects eyes from sparks, dust, and other materials
- protects the face from flying sparks or materials
- protects lungs from dust particles
- protects ears from high decibels
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- protects eyes from sparks and most dust
- washes unwanted substances out of the eyes
- protects the ear canal from high decibels
- fire protective clothes
- equipment worn to minimize exposure to a variety of hazards
- necessary procedure for protection
- when eyes are exposed to bright uv light
- shows the amount of light that can pass through
16 Clues: protects head • protects hands • fire protective clothes • protects ears from high decibels • necessary procedure for protection • protects lungs from dust particles • protects eyes from sparks and most dust • protects lungs from hazardous chemicals • when eyes are exposed to bright uv light • protects the ear canal from high decibels • ...
Machine Safety 2024-02-06
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- Never take remove the safety ______ on a piece of machinery.
- This is apart of PPE and used to keep someone's hair up
- you need to ask ____________ before operating or using a machine.
- this is not okay to do in the shop, if you do, you will be thrown out.
- you need to ______ the router after using it.
- This is used to push a piece of wood to get cut when it is not safe to use your hand.
- You much pass the __________ ______ before working in the shop.
- this machine is used to cut angles
- this machine is used to make unique cuts in the edges of wood creating a finished look.
- You should always _____ _____ your area after working.
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- these are apart of PPE and used to protect the eyes
- this machine drills holes into wood and other material
- these are items that need to be worn to work in the shop
- this is used to find the correct measurement you need to mark
- this machine is used to make cuts in wood. Either a crosscut or a rip (with the grain)
- Make sure the blade or bit reaches ______ speed before using it.
16 Clues: this machine is used to cut angles • you need to ______ the router after using it. • these are apart of PPE and used to protect the eyes • this machine drills holes into wood and other material • You should always _____ _____ your area after working. • This is apart of PPE and used to keep someone's hair up • these are items that need to be worn to work in the shop • ...
Water Safety 2024-10-19
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- | A lifesaving skill you should know in case of an emergency.
- | A flotation device used for swimming practice.
- | An adult should always provide this at pools.
- | A type of swimming technique.
- | What you need to do to avoid dehydration on hot days.
- | This kind of current can be dangerous.
- | Always swim with one.
- | Water depth where diving is dangerous.
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- | A common risk on hot days if you don’t wear sunscreen.
- | These can pull swimmers out to sea.
- | Swim between these at the beach.
- | Watches over swimmers at the pool or beach.
- | A type of floatation device for children.
- | A skill to help you stay above water.
- | These animals are sometimes seen near Australian beaches.
- | What you should do with your shirt to protect against sunburn.
16 Clues: | Always swim with one. • | A type of swimming technique. • | Swim between these at the beach. • | These can pull swimmers out to sea. • | A skill to help you stay above water. • | This kind of current can be dangerous. • | Water depth where diving is dangerous. • | A type of floatation device for children. • | Watches over swimmers at the pool or beach. • ...
E Safety 2025-03-25
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- Only talk to ______ you know online.
- Think carefully what you _____ online.
- When someone sends you lots of unwanted messages or emails.
- Tell an _____ if something online upsets you.
- Check with adults before you play online _____.
- A person who bullies people online.
- Never share your personal ______ online.
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- Keep your password _______.
- Keep devices safe from a _____.
- Use a username to stay _____ when playing online..
- Tell an adult if a stranger wants to _____.
- Always ______ a message before showing an adult. Never delete it.
- Keep this secret and safe.
- Never agree to ____ someone you've met online.
- If someone upsets you online, press _____.
- Don't click a _____ if you don't know who sent it.
16 Clues: Keep this secret and safe. • Keep your password _______. • Keep devices safe from a _____. • A person who bullies people online. • Only talk to ______ you know online. • Think carefully what you _____ online. • Never share your personal ______ online. • If someone upsets you online, press _____. • Tell an adult if a stranger wants to _____. • ...
Internet Safety 2025-04-13
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- A person who uses the internet to harm others.
- Don't talk to this person online if you don't know them
- Only give this to people you know well.
- A place where you can find lots of information.
- Protect this to keep your information secure.
- A device that connects you to the internet.
- A tool used to block unwanted internet content.
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- A small file that tracks your online activity.
- A message sent electronically.
- A harmful program that can damage your computer.
- Someone who might be mean to you online.
- Only do this with information you are comfortable with everyone knowing.
- Keep this secret to protect your accounts.
- A set of rules for polite behavior online.
- Always be this when using the internet.
- A unique name you use to log into websites.
16 Clues: A message sent electronically. • Only give this to people you know well. • Always be this when using the internet. • Someone who might be mean to you online. • Keep this secret to protect your accounts. • A set of rules for polite behavior online. • A unique name you use to log into websites. • A device that connects you to the internet. • ...
Home Safety 2024-03-22
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- Chemicals commonly used in households
- Radioactive, colorless, tasteless gas
- Burn caused by high voltage
- Burn that extends through all three layers of skin: epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis
- Burn that extends to the underlying skin layer called the dermis
- Medical facility that provides free, expert advice in case of exposure to poisonous substances
- Injury to the skin or other tissue caused by heat, cold, electricity, chemicals, or radiation
- Being protected from harm, keeping risks under control
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- Burn caused by scalding hot liquids or gases
- Rapid increase in the use of prescription and nonprescription opioid drugs
- Cleaning products with environmentally friendly ingredients
- Burn that affects only the superficial layer of skin called the epidermis
- Burn caused by ultraviolet light or ionizing radiation
- Microscopic organism that thrives in damp environments
- Awareness of risks and potential dangers around a home
- Burn caused by more than 25,000 substances, which are a strong base or a strong acid
16 Clues: Burn caused by high voltage • Chemicals commonly used in households • Radioactive, colorless, tasteless gas • Burn caused by scalding hot liquids or gases • Burn caused by ultraviolet light or ionizing radiation • Microscopic organism that thrives in damp environments • Awareness of risks and potential dangers around a home • ...
Psxchological safety 2024-03-08
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- practice of telling another person about a shortcoming
- state of mental or emotional strain or tension
- the action or process of completing a task or function to a certain standard
- sentence expressed so as to elicit information
- danger or risk
- practice of making another person privy to your creative thoughts
- process of being received as adequate, valid or suitable to a group
- feeling of being secure
- practice of articulating thoughts
- conversation format to discuss pros and cons
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- belief in the reliability or ability of another person
- process of acquiring skills of knowledge
- of, or affecting the mind; related to the mental and emotional state of a person
- knowledge or perception of a situation or fact
- a call to prove or justify something
- practice of telling someone you need support
16 Clues: danger or risk • feeling of being secure • practice of articulating thoughts • a call to prove or justify something • process of acquiring skills of knowledge • practice of telling someone you need support • conversation format to discuss pros and cons • state of mental or emotional strain or tension • sentence expressed so as to elicit information • ...
Garden Safety 2025-06-03
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- A measure of the acidity or alkalinity of the soil.
- A plant created by crossing two different varieties.
- A layer of material spread on top of the soil to retain moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature.
- The process of introducing air into the soil to improve drainage and root growth.
- A plant that lives for more than two years, typically returning year after year.
- A plant that is supplied with its roots exposed, without any soil around them.
- substances used to kill plants
- A plant that lives for two years, flowering and producing seed in its second year.
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- The process of a seed sprouting and developing into a seedling.
- A plant that sheds its leaves seasonally, usually in the fall or winter.
- a substance used for destroying insects or other organisms harmful to cultivated plants or to animals.
- Decomposed organic matter used to enrich the soil.
- A plant that completes its life cycle in one growing season.
- A plant that retains its leaves throughout the year.
- where you plant vegetation
- has a similar meaning to protected
16 Clues: where you plant vegetation • substances used to kill plants • has a similar meaning to protected • Decomposed organic matter used to enrich the soil. • A measure of the acidity or alkalinity of the soil. • A plant created by crossing two different varieties. • A plant that retains its leaves throughout the year. • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-10-20
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- you should check the batteries of your smoke detector _______
- infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans
- offers a way for all employees to confirm their dedication to positive safety behavior each year
- what does PPE stand for?
- when you are on a boat, canoe, or kayak, make sure you always wear a __________
- an unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness or damage, but had the potential to do so
- you can help prevent back problems by having good _______
- protection for your head
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- regulatory agency that inspects and examines workplaces
- a safety procedure that ensures equipment and heavy machinery are properly shut off and unable to turn back on before the required repairs and maintenance have been completed
- a tornado _______ means a tornado has been spotted or a radar has picked one up
- aerosols, nail polish and cooking oils are all highly ________
- protection for your hands
- the practice of deploying people, policies, processes and technologies to protect organizations, their critical systems and sensitive information from digital attacks
- protection for your eyes
- if you see someone doing something unsafe on the job, you should use your _________________
16 Clues: what does PPE stand for? • protection for your eyes • protection for your head • protection for your hands • regulatory agency that inspects and examines workplaces • you can help prevent back problems by having good _______ • you should check the batteries of your smoke detector _______ • aerosols, nail polish and cooking oils are all highly ________ • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-10-20
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- regulatory agency that inspects and examines workplaces
- an unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness or damage, but had the potential to do so
- you can help prevent back problems by having good _______
- aerosols, nail polish and cooking oils are all highly ________
- a tornado _______ means a tornado has been spotted or a radar has picked one up
- you should check the batteries of your smoke detector _______
- a safety procedure that ensures equipment and heavy machinery are properly shut off and unable to turn back on before the required repairs and maintenance have been completed
- offers a way for all employees to confirm their dedication to positive safety behavior each year
- the practice of deploying people, policies, processes and technologies to protect organizations, their critical systems and sensitive information from digital attacks
- what does PPE stand for?
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- protection for your hands
- if you see someone doing something unsafe on the job, you should use your _________________
- when you are on a boat, canoe, or kayak, make sure you always wear a __________
- protection for your head
- protection for your eyes
- infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans
16 Clues: protection for your head • protection for your eyes • what does PPE stand for? • protection for your hands • regulatory agency that inspects and examines workplaces • you can help prevent back problems by having good _______ • you should check the batteries of your smoke detector _______ • aerosols, nail polish and cooking oils are all highly ________ • ...
Safety 101 2022-10-31
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- place you will direct EMS to in the case of an emergency
- type of illness where a persons body temperature exceeds 104 degrees
- you should get this before helping any victim
- position for a victim who is unconscious but still breathing
- you should place any objects soiled with bodily fluids here
- you must open the ____ before giving rescue breaths.
- this is the best way to control bleeding
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- keeps you protected from disease and infection
- if someone is showing all the symptoms of a concussion you can not _____ it.
- you should wrap burns this way
- type of report used to report when you have given first aid
- the most extreme allergic reaction
- acronym used for treatment of sprains and
- first thing you should check when entering an emergency
- piece of equipment used for a cardia arrest victim
- acronym used to get patient history.
16 Clues: you should wrap burns this way • the most extreme allergic reaction • acronym used to get patient history. • this is the best way to control bleeding • acronym used for treatment of sprains and • you should get this before helping any victim • keeps you protected from disease and infection • piece of equipment used for a cardia arrest victim • ...
