safety Crossword Puzzles
SP Science: Safety, Investigations and Matter 2025-11-30
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- The variable you change in an experiment is called ________
- The change from solid to gas without becoming liquid is ________
- The piece of equipment used to measure liquid volume accurately is a ________ cylinder
- The abbreviation for centimetre is ________
- A ________ expands to fill its container
- The section of a lab report where you write what you did is the ________
- The smallest unit of length in the metric system is the ________
- The piece of equipment used to heat substances is a ________ burner
- A variable you keep the same is called a ________ variable
- The part of a Bunsen burner that connects to the gas supply is the ________
- The change from liquid to solid is called ________
- The piece of equipment used to measure time is a ________
- The state of matter with no fixed shape or volume is a ________
- The flame used when heating strongly is the ________ flame
- A ________ has a fixed shape and volume
- The abbreviation L is for ________
- The variable you measure in an experiment is called ________
- The diagram showing temperature change during cooling is a ________ curve
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- Scientists calculate an ________ to improve accuracy
- A ________ flows and takes the shape of its container
- The safety equipment used to put out a fire is a fire ________
- The abbreviation for millimetre is ________
- The yellow flame on a Bunsen burner is called the ________ flame
- The section of a lab report where you explain what happened is the ________
- The section of a lab report where you write what you wanted to find out is the ________
- The temperature at which a liquid boils is its ________ point
- The safety equipment used to protect your eyes is safety ________
- The piece of equipment used to measure temperature
- The change from liquid to gas is called ________
- The change from solid to liquid is called ________
- The change from gas to solid without becoming liquid is ________
- The change from gas to liquid is called ________
32 Clues: The abbreviation L is for ________ • A ________ has a fixed shape and volume • A ________ expands to fill its container • The abbreviation for millimetre is ________ • The abbreviation for centimetre is ________ • The change from liquid to gas is called ________ • The change from gas to liquid is called ________ • The piece of equipment used to measure temperature • ...
Safety crossword puzzle 2026-08-13
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- A positive mental outlook that focuses on solutions, gratitude, and constructive actions rather than complaints.
- Example: Steel-toe boots to protect feet.
- Preventing shocks, burns, and fires by using proper habits around power sources.
- Decorative items worn on the body or clothing.
- A portable safety tool in a metal tank that holds water, foam, gas, or powder under pressure.
- An unplanned event that caused or could have caused harm.
- An unplanned event that caused or could have caused harm.
- A physical device that uses power to apply forces, control movement, and perform work.
- A rule, condition, or physical weakness that restricts what can be done.
- A critical condition, object, or action that can cause severe injury, illness, or death right away.
- A source of danger, harm, or adverse health effects on people, property, or the environment.
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- Taking action to lower or remove the risk of unexpected injuries.
- Garments that are large, roomy, and do not fit tightly against the body.
- Identifying and correcting hazardous situations or conditions.
- This type of fire extinguisher can be used on all types of fires.
- Examples: safety glasses or goggles.
- Where safety glasses are stored.
- Keeping tools, machines and the work environment in the best possible condition.
- The set of practices, tools, and plans used to prevent fires, reduce risks, and protect people and property if a fire breaks out.
- The chance that a hazard will cause harm.
- Any danger or risk that is not easily seen, heard, or noticed before it causes harm.
- Anything that can cause harm, injury, or damage if no action is taken.
- Being free from danger, harm, or loss.
- Objects or devices used to do work, fix things, or make tasks easier.
- An unexpected, unplanned event that happens by chance or from carelessness, usually causing harm, injury, or damage.
25 Clues: Where safety glasses are stored. • Examples: safety glasses or goggles. • Being free from danger, harm, or loss. • The chance that a hazard will cause harm. • Example: Steel-toe boots to protect feet. • Decorative items worn on the body or clothing. • An unplanned event that caused or could have caused harm. • An unplanned event that caused or could have caused harm. • ...
Tourism law overview 2025-08-18
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- Principle of meeting tourism needs without harming future generations.
- organization that sets civil aviation safety standards.
- agency that promotes sustainable and responsible tourism.
- Principle that guarantees fair treatment, safety, and transparency for travelers.
- agency that regulates safety and environment in maritime transport.
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- Mexican law that regulates tourism activities and protects tourist rights.
- Official Mexican Standards for safety and quality in services and products.
- Mexican law that regulates the entry, stay, and exit of foreign tourists.
8 Clues: organization that sets civil aviation safety standards. • agency that promotes sustainable and responsible tourism. • agency that regulates safety and environment in maritime transport. • Principle of meeting tourism needs without harming future generations. • Mexican law that regulates the entry, stay, and exit of foreign tourists. • ...
Safety equipment 2023-10-09
mots de géologie 2024-03-18
Food Tech 2023-11-27
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- We need to be very cautious of this as it could ruin the entire dish if we arent.
- devices or appliances can prepare a meal within a dwelling unit.
- An enclosed compartment, usually part of a cooker, for cooking and heating food.
- We make food here
- Similar to an AC. However, it can be used for other heating/cooling systems such as ovens.
- We need this to be as high as possible
- Any of the regular occasions in a day when a reasonably large amount of food is eaten.
- A standard unit of software that packages up code and all its dependencies.
- We need to have these to be able to cook
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- The hotness of coldness expressed in terms of any arbitrary scales
- To stay clean and ensure our safety
- We must follow them to ensure our safety
- The action of measuring something.
- The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
- Make sure were safe
15 Clues: We make food here • Make sure were safe • The action of measuring something. • To stay clean and ensure our safety • We need this to be as high as possible • We must follow them to ensure our safety • We need to have these to be able to cook • devices or appliances can prepare a meal within a dwelling unit. • ...
Unit 12 words 21-35 Form 4 2026-03-25
16 Clues: tasku • sisse • ohutu • ohutus • kartma • ületama • kukkuma • autojuht • kõnnitee • tee suund • vigastama • pragunema • vigastatud • ohtu vältima • paluma midagi • jalakäijate ülekäigukoht
El aeropuerto 2023-09-01
17 Clues: Gate • Seat • Aisle • Plane • Window • Screen • Ticket • Luggage • To land • Counter • Passport • Suitcase • To board • Passenger • To take off • Safety belt • Flight attendant
CPI 2022-11-04
Unit 12 Help 2026-03-15
17 Clues: tasku • ohtlik • kiiver • helkur • õnnetus • rahulik • kõnnitee • vigastatud • suitsuandur • kiirabiauto • vormiriietus • hirmunud olema • tuletõrjeõppus • ohutus, turvalisus • milleski kaasa lööma • erakorraline olukord • käivituma, tööle hakkama
sports and safety elements 2021-09-28
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- This safety feature is designed to stay afloat in the water.
- Essential and mandatory element for your safety as it keeps you attached to the board When you fall
- it is a frame of straps and buckles that is used as safety equipment
- essential element you need to learn to surf
- Adventure sport practiced in the canyons or ravines of a river
- equipment that allows you to descend an eight meter waterfall
- tool used for descents
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- Rudders that allow the board to turn, maintain speed and stay stable
- Sport in which a specially designed suit is used for free fall gliding.
- product that allows to absorb or block ultraviolet radiation
- service that provides users with information on positioning, navigation and timing
- sport consisting of rolling down a hill
- instrument for measuring the height of a point relative to another reference point
- It is a product that extends across the top of the table. Its function is that the table did not slip.
- simple tool used for force transfer
15 Clues: tool used for descents • simple tool used for force transfer • sport consisting of rolling down a hill • essential element you need to learn to surf • This safety feature is designed to stay afloat in the water. • product that allows to absorb or block ultraviolet radiation • equipment that allows you to descend an eight meter waterfall • ...
Chapter 6 2024-01-08
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- Responsible for the fair treatment of all employees
- Responsible for overseeing the safety of products such as toys, electronics, and household furniture
- Guidelines for good behavior
- Pricing products unreasonably high when the need is great or when consumers have no other choice
- Involves working at home, usually on a computer
- Allows workers to choose their work hours
- Nonprofit organization that helps produce public service advertising campaigns for government agencies and other qualifying groups
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- Regulates the sale of securities
- Nonprofit organization that promotes self regulation
- Regulates the labeling and safety of food, drugs, and cosmetics throughout the United States
- Sets guidelines for workplace safety and environmental concerns
- Companies engage in production and promotion of environmental safe produtcs
- Established in 1970 to protect human health and our environment
- Reporting an illegal action of one's employer
- Responsible for enforcing principals of a private enterprise system and protecting customers from unfair business
15 Clues: Guidelines for good behavior • Regulates the sale of securities • Allows workers to choose their work hours • Reporting an illegal action of one's employer • Involves working at home, usually on a computer • Responsible for the fair treatment of all employees • Nonprofit organization that promotes self regulation • ...
Duolingo Stories -105 : Let's Move the Bed 2022-10-15
Hillman Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-09
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- Only use Hillman approved
- protect your eyes
- Drink plenty
- Never take
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- Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards that can cause serious workplace injuries
- Bend these when lifting
- Exit These should never be blocked
- protect your hands
- Worth 2 points in football
- Remember to _______ regularly to help prevent strain and sprain injuries
- Knowledge Ensures Your Safety
- Always be alert and _______ of your surroundings
12 Clues: Never take • Drink plenty • protect your eyes • protect your hands • Bend these when lifting • Only use Hillman approved • Worth 2 points in football • Knowledge Ensures Your Safety • Exit These should never be blocked • Always be alert and _______ of your surroundings • Remember to _______ regularly to help prevent strain and sprain injuries • ...
Safe Schools Vocabulary Puzzle 2026-05-25
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- leaving a building for safety
- being ready for emergencies
- a message or cue sent to communicate
- ability to reach or use something
- official steps to follow in emergencies
- urgent situation requiring quick action
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- rules set by a school or district
- how people act during an emergency
- a limit or rule
- how information is shared
- protection from harm
- staying secured inside during danger
12 Clues: a limit or rule • protection from harm • how information is shared • being ready for emergencies • leaving a building for safety • rules set by a school or district • ability to reach or use something • how people act during an emergency • a message or cue sent to communicate • staying secured inside during danger • official steps to follow in emergencies • ...
Safety # 1 2021-05-10
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- Useful but hazardous chemical
- These can be caused by oil or ice on the ground
- Acronym for using a fire extinguisher pull aim squeeze sweep
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- One way to keep you and others safe when working on electric
- Area not meant to work in full time
- Common costly injuries
- Abbreviation for process safety management
- Who is responsible for your safety
- Short for safety data sheet
9 Clues: Common costly injuries • Short for safety data sheet • Useful but hazardous chemical • Who is responsible for your safety • Area not meant to work in full time • Abbreviation for process safety management • These can be caused by oil or ice on the ground • One way to keep you and others safe when working on electric • ...
Crossword Puzzle Con-Pro Industries 2016-11-21
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- What is the name of our digital safety programs onsite?
- Our newsletter has been published! How many hard hats are in the whole newsletter?
- Most every project has a specification book. What is the name of Division 3?
- Safety – PPE stands for _______ _______ _______.
- What is the name of the division that has Doors and Windows.
- Looking at the map on the Con-Pro website what is the most western city in Canada we have done a project_________ ________?
- In a set of drawing what is the last major portion of drawings?
- Again, on the newsletter, what type of training is being presented?
- Safety: Who is our most valued and important asset of the company?
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- MSDS Stands for – Material Safety _______Sheet.
- What is the name of the lake Con-Pro is currently working?
- Using the recent social media set-up for Con-Pro employees “Linked In”, how many years has Ian Ferley been the Controller with CPI?
- Pritesh, Pragnesh and Gene are in Con-Pro’s ____________department.
- Name the largest project, in dollar value, undertaken by CPI to date_________.
- “Fossils, coins, articles of value or antiquity, structures and other remains or things of scientific or historic interest discovered at the Place of Work is an __________!” (Exerpt from CCDC 2)
- The Con-Pro website has a wealth of info! What island in the Hudson Bay did Con-Pro build a nursing station?
- Two people in our company have the same last name but are not related. What is their last name?
- Don’s home town.
- Once a tender bid has been submitted, won and awarded a ________ is received from the consultant for signing and binding. (Unscramble – NAROTTCC)
- Ian Ferley lives in Winnipeg. What small town did he hail?
- On the newsletter name the town that Justin Godwin is working.
21 Clues: Don’s home town. • MSDS Stands for – Material Safety _______Sheet. • Safety – PPE stands for _______ _______ _______. • What is the name of our digital safety programs onsite? • What is the name of the lake Con-Pro is currently working? • Ian Ferley lives in Winnipeg. What small town did he hail? • What is the name of the division that has Doors and Windows. • ...
OHS 2017-10-26
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- Always ensure that you have ________ print activated
- As a business owner there are _____ requirements that you must comply with to ensure your workplace meets OHS obligation
- Make sure your contact details are up to date for call ________ purposes
- Never leave ________ information laying around unattended.
- The likelihood of this hazard resulting in an injury
- You should report _______ misses
- You are not permitted to send ________ emails to your personal email account
- The Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) often referred as ____ Health and Safety
- Used to put out Liquid fires
- As a best practice you should complete your _________ training 2 weeks before it is due .
- Always report a near __________
- In the event of an emergency you should call the Employee ________ line to stay updated
- Some of the safe work practices are to never stand on the char or table to reach anything. The top of your computer should be at ____ level to avoid neck strain. Use safe lifting practices (bending your knees)
- During an evacuation always keep __________
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- It's easy to remember how to use a fire extinguisher if you remember the word __________
- OHS is synonymous with __________
- When carrying an object, keep your __________ straight
- Do not __________ fire escape passageways and fire fighting equipment
- You are not allowed to use Absa systems for _________ use
- Evacuation meeting place
- OHS involves the assessment and migration of risks that may impact the health, safety or ____ of those in your workplace
- If injuries or accident happen you must report all injuries or accident
- Duties of employers to their employees is to train them, provide protection and maintain a healthy working __________
- An employee has a legal duty to _____ with an employer
- A disorder you get from sitting too long in an office
- When an emergency situation occurs, you must keep...
- One of the step to manage work health and safety risks is to ______ Risks
27 Clues: Evacuation meeting place • Used to put out Liquid fires • Always report a near __________ • You should report _______ misses • OHS is synonymous with __________ • During an evacuation always keep __________ • Always ensure that you have ________ print activated • The likelihood of this hazard resulting in an injury • When an emergency situation occurs, you must keep... • ...
The Standards Crossword 2024-05-18
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- ________ is one of the tests carried out on containers of Packaged Drinking Water as per Cl. 4.6.5 of IS 15410
- ______ is the third test specified under Table 1 of Indian Standard on Packaged Drinking Water as per IS 14543:2024
- Indian Standard, IS 15644 Safety of Electric Toys specifies Resitance to ____ and fire in Cl. 19
- _______ test is one of the tests carried out on containers of Packaged Drinking Water as per Cl. 4.6.4 of IS 15410
- _______ test is the third requirement specified in Cl.10.3 of IS 2062
- The metal manufacture of overhead conductors as per IS398
- Utensils are made of ______ material as per IS6911
- _______ test is specified in Cl.9.3 of IS 3196 Part 3
- _______ requirements are specified for Packaged Drinking Water under Cl.5.2 of IS 14543
- Material used for manufacture of Tanks as per IS 12701 is _____
- The metal used in manufacture of valves for LPG Cylinders as per IS8737
- _______ test is specified in Cl.10 of IS 2062
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- _______ colour is specified for coating on cylinder in Cl.23.2 of IS 3196 Part 1 owing to its high visibility
- _______ Leakage test method is specified in Cl.8 of IS 3196 Part 3 for safety of Cylinders
- _______ test method is specified in Cl.7 of IS 3196 Part 3 for safety of Cylinders
- IS4246 specified this type of glass for safety.
- ____ is added to HDPE for improving its stability as per IS 12701
- _______ test method is specified in IS 1599
- The main product specified in IS 269 which is commonly used in construction is _____
- A coating of _____ metal is applied on Cylinder Coating
- _______ is one of the requirements specified for Packaged Drinking Water
- ______ is the first test specified under Table 1 of Indian Standard on Packaged Drinking Water as per IS 14543:2024
- Fusible Plug Material shall not contain this toxic metal more than 0.05%.
23 Clues: _______ test method is specified in IS 1599 • _______ test is specified in Cl.10 of IS 2062 • IS4246 specified this type of glass for safety. • Utensils are made of ______ material as per IS6911 • _______ test is specified in Cl.9.3 of IS 3196 Part 3 • A coating of _____ metal is applied on Cylinder Coating • The metal manufacture of overhead conductors as per IS398 • ...
Patient Safety Week 2024 2024-03-07
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- A culture of ________ encourages and supports the reporting of any situation that threatens a patient
- Everyone at SRAHEC can report adverse events or near misses. The form can be found on your ____________
- Taking breaks and avoiding fatigue helps prevent this, which can lead to errors
- The recommendation is to use at least two patient ______________ when providing care, treatment, and service. Examples include name or birthday
- PPE stands for Personal Protective ______________
- One element of the Beers Criteria is identifying medications that put patients at an increased risk of ________- which may result in fracture, internal injury, or other complications
- A 1996 Federal law that restricts access to individuals private medical information
- CDC stands for Center for Disease Control and __________
- A _____________ is one tool that a patient may use to help keep their medication in order- allowing them to separate medications by days of the week or times of the day
- The code called when someone at SR-AHEC is experiencing a medical emergency or needs further healthcare assistance
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- The study of matching job requirements and environment to the worker so that people and things interact most efficiently and safely
- Antibiotic ___________ is defined as the commitment to use antibiotics appropriately and safely
- A "warm" handoff is the standardized method of prompt and effective communication between healthcare providers and their teams. At SR-AHEC, they may also be called _____________
- A patient safety event that results in death, permanent harm, or severe temporary harm
- The number of "rights" involved in medication use and regarded as the standard for safe medication practices
- Creating and updating a patient's list of current medication is known as medication ____________
- Another word for "free from germs" or steps taken to reduce the number of microbes
- This is the best defense against infection
- Who is the chair of the Patient Safety Committee at SR-AHEC
- Who's job is Patient Safety
20 Clues: Who's job is Patient Safety • This is the best defense against infection • PPE stands for Personal Protective ______________ • CDC stands for Center for Disease Control and __________ • Who is the chair of the Patient Safety Committee at SR-AHEC • Taking breaks and avoiding fatigue helps prevent this, which can lead to errors • ...
AFNR 3.1 Vocabulary 2024-10-09
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- An unavoidable danger or risk, even though often foreseeable.
- The amount of space between two things, points, lines, etc.
- The quantity of matter as determined by its weight.
- A portable container, usually filled with special chemicals for putting out a fire.
- Safety equipment worn for protection against safety hazards in the work area
- Any material that will burn.
- A measure of the warmth or coldness of an object or substance with reference to some standard value.
- Pieces of information, such as facts, statistics, or codes; an item of data.
- To kill by electricity.
- Alertness and prudence in a hazardous situation; care; wariness.
- Something that serves to warn, give notice, or caution.
- A colorless, odorless reactive gas that is one of the three ingredients necessary for a fire.
- Liability or exposure to harm or injury; risk; peril.
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- The mass per unit of volume.
- A sudden, urgent, usually unexpected occurrence or occasion requiring immediate action.
- An undesirable or unfortunate happening that occurs unintentionally and usually results in harm, injury, damage, or loss; casualty; mishap.
- An act or instance of noticing or perceiving.
- A scraped spot or area; the result of rubbing or scuffing.
- Color used as part of a standardized coding system according to which each color conveys a specific safety message.
- The type of energy that causes the temperature of an object or environment to rise.
- The three conditions, fuel, heat, and oxygen, that must be present to produce a fire.
- The amount of space measured in cubic units that an object or substance occupies.
- One of a series of steps taken to accomplish an end.
- A test, trial, or tentative procedure; an act or operation to discover something unknown or test a principle or supposition.
- The ability of a measurement to match the actual value of the quantity being measured.
- The freedom from accidents.
26 Clues: To kill by electricity. • The freedom from accidents. • The mass per unit of volume. • Any material that will burn. • An act or instance of noticing or perceiving. • The quantity of matter as determined by its weight. • One of a series of steps taken to accomplish an end. • Liability or exposure to harm or injury; risk; peril. • ...
MRI Level 2 Training 2025 2025-07-28
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- Captain of the ship.
- Are the most commonly reported adverse events in MRI.
- This level MRI personnel is extensively MRI safety trained and not only responsible for themselves but to supervise someone else in Zones 3 and 4.
- Screening should occur before entering this Zone.
- Rotational force is greatest at ___.
- A caution ___ is recommended to prevent unauthorized access to Zone 4.
- A full stop and final check performed by the MR Technologist is recommended to review and confirm the satisfactory completion of MR safety screening for all patients before entering Zone 4.
- Scanning with a coil ___ could cause RF burns and damage the coil.
- If a patient or their family is unable to provide their medical history, xrays would be ordered, however for a patient's lower arms & legs we need to check for this.
- MR ___ means the object or device may be safe in the MR environment if conditions for safe use are met.
- This is the loss of the magnetic field of the MRI magnet by the rapid evaporation or “boil-off” of the magnet coolant (helium).
- Translational force is greatest at the entry way to this.
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- Ferromagnetic objects can become this if they are exposed to the magnetic field.
- This zone is where the MRI scanner is.
- Patients must be screened at least ___ before entering Zone 4.
- With this type of MRI system, the magnet is always on.
- If there is a fire in Zone 4, follow this acronym.
- We must assess the ___ and function of patient's hearing protection.
- MR ___ means the object must must be nonmetallic, nonconducting and nonmagnetic.
- This level MRI personnel is MRI safety trained and responsible for themselves in Zones 3 & 4.
- MR ___ means the object or device presents safety risks in the MR environment.
21 Clues: Captain of the ship. • Rotational force is greatest at ___. • This zone is where the MRI scanner is. • Screening should occur before entering this Zone. • If there is a fire in Zone 4, follow this acronym. • Are the most commonly reported adverse events in MRI. • With this type of MRI system, the magnet is always on. • ...
SAFETY TAKES EVERYONE 2026-04-30
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- A type of PPE you wear to protect your hands from injury.
- Protective ________ must cover the entire area of both feet and be in good condition.
- Barricade gates must be used while _______ customer vehicles.
- Who is responsible for maintaining a safe workplace?
- A type of equipment that must be used to block off area while the lift equipment is in use.
- Any source, situation, or condition with the potential to cause harm, injury, or ill health to a person.
- A container that includes everything you need to clean up a floor-based chemical or oil mishap.
- Abbreviation for Canadian Standards Association.
- A type of PPE that must be provided by Home Depot to help open boxes and cut through banding materials.
- A person who guide the lift equipment driver making sure the pathway is clear and safe.
- You should always ______ PPE before use to ensure it's in good condition.
- Call this company when you spill something
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- PPE stands for PERSONAL ______ EQUIPMENT
- Do not use any PPE that is ________, as it may not adequately protect against hazards.
- A protected area around all lift equipment that is 10 feet in the direction of travel and 4 feet on all other sides.
- The colour of the triangle on your safety shoes indicating they are CSA approved footwear.
- PROTECTION A type of PPE that must be worn before driving the Order Picker or Ballymore.
- A type of eyewear that is not allowed to be worn in place of safety glasses.
- When in doubt, just ______.
- Dispose of your hazmat material in either a RED, YELLOW, or _____ bucket.
- If you notice PPE is missing or damaged, ______ it to a manager or supervisor to ensure it's replaced immediately.
- A type of high-visibility safety PPE that must be worn when working outdoors.
- Material handling gloves have a level _____ cut-resistance rating.
23 Clues: When in doubt, just ______. • PPE stands for PERSONAL ______ EQUIPMENT • Call this company when you spill something • Abbreviation for Canadian Standards Association. • Who is responsible for maintaining a safe workplace? • A type of PPE you wear to protect your hands from injury. • Barricade gates must be used while _______ customer vehicles. • ...
Penti Weki Peso Beo at Beo Rahong 2026-06-05
15 Clues: esteem • fitness • heritage • tranquil • security • essential • solidarity • worthwhile • observance • population • challenging • appreciative • predecessors • individuality y • about, deliberate
child labour 2020-11-22
17 Clues: Armut • zwingen • verbieten • gefährlich • einstellen • Ausbeutung • verhungern • misshandeln • Mindestlohn • Zwangsarbeit • minderjährig • sich abmühen • Leid zufügen • Überbevölkerung • Arbeitsumgebung • Arbeitslosigkeit • Sicherheitsausrüstung
TEST 8 (1) 2025-10-12
17 Clues: cena • rada • uciec • blisko • zaprosić • naprawić • ostrzegać • bezpieczny • urządzenie • przygotować • ostrzeżenie • uczestniczyć • przynajmniej • kondycja, stan • bezpieczeństwo • radzić, poradzić • z góry, zawczasu, z wyprzedzeniem
Chapter 3 Vocab 2020-09-16
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- legal responsibility that one person has on another
- burning of flammable liquids and grease
- Stands for Hazard Communication Standard : safety standard that all employees tell their managers of chemical hazards that occurs in the establishment
- any items that can cause short or long term injuries or illnesses
- way to remove food or other choking hazards from the throat
- property around the restaurant or food joint
- A procedure done to bring back a heartbeat and breathing of a person who had no pulse.
- Used to judge the level of safety in a facility
- designs made to meet needs for an establishment’s safety practices and insures carrier requirements
- Systems that automatically activate to put out a fire, for example sprinklers on the ceiling
- Fire detectors that detect it by smoke not heat, does not work well in food preparation areas
- live electrical equipment fire
- stands for Material Safety Data Sheet: A report the OSHA requires from the companies that produce cleaning chemicals that can be a potential hazard
- Medical treatment given to an injured person for light injuries or temporary treatment until better treatment is available
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- Any material, thing, or chemical that can cause damage or injury
- burning of wood, paper, cloth, or cardboard
- deliberate burning of property with malicious intent
- A plan made to help protect the workers, guest and property from unexpected disaster
- Form No.300 A summary of injuries and illnesses each operation has throughout the year
- works by reacting to the heat the fire produces when no smoke is present
- 8 steps made to be able to find the problem and inform all employee/staff and customers of said hazard/accident.
- an unplanned event that can cause property damage, time loss, or disruptions of work
- routes secured for exiting incases of emergencies
- detectors made to react to flame or fire movement
- stands for Occupational Safety and Health Administration : creates laws and standards for safety related regulations in the workplace
25 Clues: live electrical equipment fire • burning of flammable liquids and grease • burning of wood, paper, cloth, or cardboard • property around the restaurant or food joint • Used to judge the level of safety in a facility • routes secured for exiting incases of emergencies • detectors made to react to flame or fire movement • ...
Government acronyms 2024-10-23
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- an intergovernmental organization that facilitates police cooperation and crime control around the world
- a set of laws that governs commercial transactions in the United States
- Federal agency responsible for national policy and programs that address America's housing needs, that improve and develop the Nation's communities, and enforce fair housing laws
- Enforces federal taxes
- Acronym for the United States
- insures mortgages for homes, multifamily properties, hospitals, and residential care facilities
- Consists of the highest leaders of the different branches in the DOD
- Provides military forces to deter war
- a U.S. government agency that works to understand and predict changes in the Earth's environment
- protects the public's health by ensuring the safety and effectiveness of a number of products and by providing health information
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- Made to help ensure a reliable and affordable supply of mortgage funds throughout the country
- responsible for developing regulations to enforce Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, which protects people with disabilities from discrimination
- responsible for planning and coordinating federal transportation projects, and establishing safety regulations for major transportation modes
- responsible for the health and well-being of Americans by providing essential services and protecting their health
- collects, evaluates, and disseminates vital information on economic, military, political, scientific, and other developments abroad to safeguard national security
- Enforces the law, defends the interests of the United States and ensures public safety
- a federal agency that manages farming, ranching, forestry, and food safety
- buys loans from mortgage lenders, then combines them and sells them as mortgage-backed securities
- A security alliance between 30 North American and European countries
- a 19.6 million acre area in northeast Alaska that protects wildlife, fish, and people
- investigates violations of federal law, including terrorism, cybercrime, white collar crime, public corruption, civil rights violations, and other major crimes
21 Clues: Enforces federal taxes • Acronym for the United States • Provides military forces to deter war • Consists of the highest leaders of the different branches in the DOD • A security alliance between 30 North American and European countries • a set of laws that governs commercial transactions in the United States • ...
Sealer Crossword Puzzle 2022-12-29
Across
- we strive to never get this type of defect
- We get 2 of these yearly
- a common defect found at Paint Finish
- Coveralls we wear daily
- One of the Pillars of TPS
- Fourth KPI
- We use this to access the work site area
- We are a world class
- First KPI
- We believe in our
- we used to wear this with a hair net attached
- a type of award Toyota strives for yearly
- Use of gravity, magnets, rotation to assist TMS
- we dump sealer from buckets into this
- Second KPI
- Jidoka and JIT are the 2 pillars of this
- go and see and ask why
- this is used to clean a spatula
- Family/showing care to others
- we show and treat others with
- A safety __ group to address safety concerns
- Teamwork makes the
- constantly improving a process
- Degree used for a thicker spatula finish
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- waste
- Tool used to apply sealer
- We wear safety
- Degree used for clean spatula finish
- We feed these back from Bubble Booth
- an activity to improve a process
- We all need one of these
- a bad finish is called this
- a set of instructions used to run a process
- Name of city TMMK is located in
- used to hold excess sealer
- model we currently build
- The board that shows the KPIs
- Name of street TMMK is located on
- show appreciation by giving
- tool used to finish sealer
- Uneven work
- Third KPI
- who we provide products and services
- a missed finish is called this
- Fifth KPI
- set high targets
- the name of the paint shop we work in
- Team member burden
- We get 2 of these yearly in July and December
- The place we work
50 Clues: waste • First KPI • Third KPI • Fifth KPI • Fourth KPI • Second KPI • Uneven work • We wear safety • set high targets • We believe in our • The place we work • Team member burden • Teamwork makes the • We are a world class • go and see and ask why • Coveralls we wear daily • We get 2 of these yearly • We all need one of these • model we currently build • Tool used to apply sealer • One of the Pillars of TPS • ...
SPORTS 2024-05-21
16 Clues: vague • corde • risque • tomber • sécher • échouer • grimper • planche • harnais • se noyer • sécurité • en sueur • opération • talc/craie • sous l'eau • équipement
vocab 2021-09-01
Krížovka 2023-04-04
15 Clues: safety • blocks • opennes • respect • freedom • democracy • open mind • textbooks • technology • flexibility • adaptability • online tools • inventiveness • communication • responsibility
Zip Lines 2024-07-08
15 Clues: - Rush • - Drop • - Force • - Glide • - Scenic • - Scenery • - Velocity • - Location • - Exciting • - Activity • - Excursion • - Elevation • - Energizing • - Launch pad • - Safety gear
ristiko 2026-08-25
Custodial Fun 2015-12-22
Across
- ______first
- always use______when cleaning restrooms
- stands for personal protective equipment
- ___________ are now used as universal hazard symbols
- make sure chemicals have sufficient _____ time
- Occupational Safety and Hazard Administration
Down
- interim carpet cleaning
- we try to use _____ cleaning methods when possible
- always clean vacuum _______
- never mix _________
- is now referred to as SDS
- the best way to slow dilapidation of carpets is to__
12 Clues: ______first • never mix _________ • interim carpet cleaning • is now referred to as SDS • always clean vacuum _______ • always use______when cleaning restrooms • stands for personal protective equipment • Occupational Safety and Hazard Administration • make sure chemicals have sufficient _____ time • we try to use _____ cleaning methods when possible • ...
Antonyms Puzzle 2025-06-11
2.02 Security Solutions 2025-03-17
Across
- Regulates transportation safety across air, land, and sea.
- Responds to and extinguishes fires.
- master key: key that provides access to all doors on one specific floor.
- a key used by guestroom attendants that is coded to open only a selection of rooms in a specific section.
- allows the door lock to be overridden to open electronically engaged deadbolt.
- document that details the emergency procedures designed to maintain safety of guests, employees, and the property.
- a key that allows access into all of the door locks of the hotel.
- Protects the nation from terrorism, cyber threats, and natural disasters.
- Oversees public health initiatives and disease control. Also Administers social services, including Medicaid, Medicare, and welfare programs.
Down
- the close observation of a situation to provide information for investigations regarding guests, employees, and asset protection.
- prevention: actions and procedures that ensure the safety and security of the property and its guests and preventing problems from occurring.
- a specifically encoded key, typically used by the bell attendant to handle a luggage pull; provides one-time entry into a selection of rooms.
- a legal term that means an operation has done everything (within reason) to ensure that a safe operation and product was delivered.
- a form of preventive maintenance that is done on a daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual basis to prevent breakdowns of equipment.
- maintenance: maintenance done under immediate circumstances.
- Enforces laws and maintains public order.
- control: procedures that control access to property keys to increase guest security and privacy and to reduce the possibility of theft.
- communication standard (HCS): requires that all employees notify employees about all chemical hazards present on the job and train them to use the materials safely.
- maintenance that is done to prevent future breakdowns of equipment and systems.
- the process of ensuring that managers and employees follow the laws, regulations, standards, and ethical practices that apply to a particular industry.
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
21 Clues: Responds to and extinguishes fires. • Enforces laws and maintains public order. • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • Regulates transportation safety across air, land, and sea. • maintenance: maintenance done under immediate circumstances. • a key that allows access into all of the door locks of the hotel. • ...
APT Lesson 2.1 Vocab Crossword 2024-10-11
Across
- An independent organization that tests equipment and products to verify conformance to national codes and standards
- A sudden, urgent, usually unexpected occurrence or occasion requiring immediate action
- A federal agency that requires all employers to provide a safe environment for their employees
- The most basic cause that can be reasonably identified
- The process of removing the source of electrical power and installing a lock that prevents the power from being turned on
- The likelihood of a material to cause either directly or indirectly, temporary or permanent injury or incapacitation due to acute exposure by contact, inhalation, or ingestion
- An unfortunate happening that occurs unintentionally and usually results in harm
- Alertness and prudence in a hazardous situation; care; wariness
- Glasses with impact-resistant lenses, reinforced frames, and side shields
- A double-walled steel cabinet specifically designed for the storage of flammable liquid containers
- A document that details the facts about an accident in the facility
- Harm or damage that is done or sustained
- A portable container, usually filled with special chemicals for putting out a fire
Down
- A UL approved container, not exceeding five gallons, that has a spring padded lid on the spout to prevent the escape of explosive vapors but allow the relief of internal pressure
- Help for a victim immediately after an injury and before professional medical help arrives
- Safety equipment worn for the protection against safety hazards in the work area.
- A scraped spot or area; the result of rubbing or scuffing
- An unavoidable danger or risk, even though often foreseeable
- Printed documentation used to relay hazardous material information from the manufacturer and formerly known as material safety data sheet (MSDS).
- A material capable of posing a risk to health safety or property
- To provide fresh air in place of air that has been used or contaminated
- To kill by electricity
- Something that serves to warn, give notice, or caution
- Liability or exposure to harm or injury
24 Clues: To kill by electricity • Liability or exposure to harm or injury • Harm or damage that is done or sustained • The most basic cause that can be reasonably identified • Something that serves to warn, give notice, or caution • A scraped spot or area; the result of rubbing or scuffing • An unavoidable danger or risk, even though often foreseeable • ...
Goodbye Jim! 2026-05-28
Across
- Sarah and Jim's shared birthday month
- first name of person Jim printed photos of (I know you did it!!)
- state that Alan’s oldest daughter attends college in
- restaurant visited during Jim’s lunch send-off
- number of Safety Compliance & Regulatory Oversight team members
- acronym for formal document issued by U.S. federal agencies to announce and explain plans for creating, changing, or deleting regulations
- agency that Jim will soon work at
- Jim's favorite document ever (not)!
- name of coffee shop Jim frequented while at CTA
- verb meaning that CTA CAN do something
- what Octavia just dropped
- Julius Caesar's famous last words to Brutus
- name of IDOT consultant
- Operations a department that Alan & Octavia audited in 2025
- book subject of Roberto's long read
- Jim's #1 Clifton Strength
- first name of CTA's Acting President
- subject of presentation Jim completed with Kenneth detailing how CTA establishes a robust safety culture
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- name of green line stop HQ is located at
- city capital of missouri
- first name of Safety Department's Executive Assistant
- 2025 holiday gift that Jessica presented to the team
- training to enhance the technical proficiency of safety personnel who work in the rail transit industry
- name of Metra station closest to CTA HQ
- last name of horror author Jim likes (PS, thanks for letting me borrow his book!)
- database that Brenda submits reports to
- name of TWD Committee that Jim sits on
- name of subject Jim "bowl-ed" Sarah over with his knowledge of!
- CTA line that used to have catenary lines
- verb meaning that CTA HAS to do something
- capital of vietnam
- comma punctuation that Jim, Jessica, Joe, and Sarah are proponents of
- name of team banner Jim proudly displays
- flavor of drink that made Jim gag
- obituary Sarah's favorite liquid death flavor
35 Clues: capital of vietnam • name of IDOT consultant • city capital of missouri • what Octavia just dropped • Jim's #1 Clifton Strength • agency that Jim will soon work at • flavor of drink that made Jim gag • Jim's favorite document ever (not)! • book subject of Roberto's long read • first name of CTA's Acting President • Sarah and Jim's shared birthday month • ...
CROSSWORD 2026-07-02
Across
- Includes the raw material and energy from the environment that are transformed by the system.
- One of the four steps to food safety that separate raw meats from other foods.
- One of the four steps to food safety that refrigerate food promptly.
- Involves the proper storage of food immediately after it has been received as an important factor to avoid loss and wastage.
- One of the subsystems that is the collection of people and machines, ideas, and activities that gather and process data to provide the necessary information.
- The product or service that came from the system’s throughput.
- One of the subsystems that consists of the people and the activities involved in planning, controlling, and making decisions.
- Part of food service operation involving the inspection of the materials delivered or the items ordered.
- The interdependent parts of a system.
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- Refers to the process to transform raw materials and/or energy from the environment into usable products or services.
- The process of buying food supplies needed for the food service operation.
- Type of food service system that is characterized by a large, central production kitchen separate from service units
- This is the management and supervision of the food service operation.
- This is one of the subsystems that is composed of people with primary functions and the activities.
- One of the four steps to food safety that cook to the right temperature
- an umbrella of interdependent parts working together for a common goal
- SERVICE Is the art and science of planning, preparing, cooking and serving of quality meals in large quantities.
- This is a type of food service system that is used by small food service operators.
- This includes operating statements, budget, and reports and filing such accurately.
- One of the four steps to food safety is when preparing party food, wash hands and surfaces often.
20 Clues: The interdependent parts of a system. • The product or service that came from the system’s throughput. • One of the four steps to food safety that refrigerate food promptly. • This is the management and supervision of the food service operation. • an umbrella of interdependent parts working together for a common goal • ...
child labour 2020-11-22
17 Clues: Armut • zwingen • verbieten • gefährlich • einstellen • Ausbeutung • verhungern • misshandeln • Mindestlohn • Zwangsarbeit • minderjährig • sich abmühen • Leid zufügen • Überbevölkerung • Arbeitsumgebung • Arbeitslosigkeit • Sicherheitsausrüstung
French travel vocab 2013-04-10
18 Clues: map • safety • to fly • to pack • arrival • shuttle • one way • to sail • tourist • terminal • to drive • schedule • suitcase • platform • seat belt • dangerous • to take off • waiting area
LAB WEEK 2018 2018-03-30
9 Clues: S IN EHS • EHS ONLINE • LAB DISINFECTANT • SAFETY DATA SHEET • TYPE OF PRECAUTIONS • STRETCHING EXERCISES • FORM TO REPORT INJURY • LABCOATS GLOVES FACESHIELDS • EHS TRAININGS ARE COMPLETED HERE
KeepSafe Crossword 2024-07-12
10 Clues: Five S • Green Hat • Line Break • Requires gas testing • Weekly Safety Report • Last minute risk assessment • Required for air hoses and wands • Safety Quality Reliability Environment • Required for work on energized equipment • Basic job expectation for all employees and contractors
KeepSafe Crossword 2024-07-12
10 Clues: Five S • Green Hat • Line Break • Requires gas testing • Weekly Safety Report • Last minute risk assessment • Required for air hoses and wands • Safety Quality Reliability Environment • Required for work on energized equipment • Basic job expectation for all employees and contractors
Multilingválna krížovka 2023-04-04
18 Clues: blocks • safety • freedom • respect • opennes • open mind • democracy • technology • flexibility • online tools • adaptability • inventiveness • communication • responsibility • computer literacy • curriculum reduction • učebnice new textbooks • myslenie critical thinking
Custodial Fun 2015-12-22
Across
- ______first
- always use______when cleaning restrooms
- stands for personal protective equipment
- ___________ are now used as universal hazard symbols
- make sure chemicals have sufficient _____ time
- Occupational Safety and Hazard Administration
Down
- interim carpet cleaning
- we try to use _____ cleaning methods when possible
- always clean vacuum _______
- never mix _________
- is now referred to as SDS
- the best way to slow dilapidation of carpets is to__
12 Clues: ______first • never mix _________ • interim carpet cleaning • is now referred to as SDS • always clean vacuum _______ • always use______when cleaning restrooms • stands for personal protective equipment • Occupational Safety and Hazard Administration • make sure chemicals have sufficient _____ time • we try to use _____ cleaning methods when possible • ...
Ladder Safety 2023-10-24
Across
- Place ______ firmly on each rung.
- Climbing a ladder can be _____________.
- When coming _______ the ladder, move slowly.
- Maintain 3-point ________.
- _______ matters.
- Make sure ladders is set on firm, even _________.
- Take slow, careful _____.
Down
- Assess the _________ of area being reached.
- ________ ladder for potential safety concerns.
- Keep your ______ centered between the side rails.
- Know your foot placement so as not to miss a _____.
- Never ______ up the ladder.
12 Clues: _______ matters. • Take slow, careful _____. • Maintain 3-point ________. • Never ______ up the ladder. • Place ______ firmly on each rung. • Climbing a ladder can be _____________. • Assess the _________ of area being reached. • When coming _______ the ladder, move slowly. • ________ ladder for potential safety concerns. • Keep your ______ centered between the side rails. • ...
PPE Crossword Challange 2025-02-25
Across
- Glove to prevent cut
- Type of testing conducted to monitor hearing of employees
- Safety is --- Responsibility
- Authority approved Company PPE
- Required face protection for Welding
- PPE for eye protection
Down
- Appear to increase visibility
- 3rd Level of Hierarchy control
- Full form of NRR
- Impact-resistant toes PPE
- What is fall protection PPE
- Hard Hat Color for Project Safety Officer
12 Clues: Full form of NRR • Glove to prevent cut • PPE for eye protection • Impact-resistant toes PPE • What is fall protection PPE • Safety is --- Responsibility • Appear to increase visibility • 3rd Level of Hierarchy control • Authority approved Company PPE • Required face protection for Welding • Hard Hat Color for Project Safety Officer • ...
South Central Regional Medical Center Safety Module 2023-01-04
Across
- Be certain the consent is completely filled out _____ signed by the patient/patient's representative.
- "Have you seen _____?" is a phrase that can remind fellow staff members to perform good hand hygiene.
- Place a red-orange "_____" label on malfunctioning equipment and return it to Bio-Med for evaluation.
- Hand hygiene _____ the spread of germs.
- Do Not rely on _____ the patient his/her name only!
- Report your _____ or suggestions for improved patient guest and staff safety.
- Patient ID by checking _____ for name and date of birth is to be used by ALL areas.
- Venous Thromboembolism/Pulmonary Emboli are the most _____ cause of hospital deaths!
- Door signs are not a _____ violation.
- Alarms are _____ to be turned off; they may be silenced for a brief period while the issue is addressed.
- SBAR is a tool to aid the caregiver in gathering necessary _____ that needs to be relayed to another provider.
- Check ID band information, especially the _____, to be certain it's for this admission.
- Restraints are the _____ resort for violent or non-violent behavior control.
- Perform foley care at least _____ per shift and when soiled.
Down
- That nurse has one (1) hour to notify a _____ involved in that patient's care of the critical valve.
- Never leave the _____ history blank.
- Safety _____ exist in healthcare.
- Elderly immobile patients are at the greatest risk for _____.
- Reliable _____ to identify what the risks are and what preventive measures need to be taken.
- Keep foley bag _____ at the bladder level but not touching the floor.
- Practice good hand _____ before and after surgical site care.
- Our culture of safety depends upon good _____.
- Using _____ communication between team members when necessary improves patient safety.
- Always use _____ technique with dressing and tubing changes.
- Be sure there is an approved reason for the _____ using the CDC criteria.
- _____ lead the list of healthcare-associated conditions for patients, quest, and staff!
26 Clues: Safety _____ exist in healthcare. • Never leave the _____ history blank. • Door signs are not a _____ violation. • Hand hygiene _____ the spread of germs. • Our culture of safety depends upon good _____. • Do Not rely on _____ the patient his/her name only! • Always use _____ technique with dressing and tubing changes. • ...
H&S Handbook Quiz 2024-11-28
Across
- Identify unsafe acts or conditions using the [blank] reporting form.
- In a [blank] lift, you must remain tied off at all times.
- Acronym for how to use a fire extinguisher?
- Step-by-step explanation of how a policy is implemented
- The goal of hazard reporting is to prevent [blank].
- [Blank] is a cold-weather medical emergency.
- Main mode of communication from head office to all employees
- Each team member should complete how many hazard reports per month?
- Health and safety system for forms and training certs
- If work must done in a [blank] space, the H&S Specialist must be informed.
- As a pedestrian, always give equipment the [blank].
- Hazards that create an unsafe working environment or can cause injury.
- First person you contact about health or safety concerns
- In case of emergency, you should report to the [blank] point.
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- Group that conducts monthly inspections of the workplace.
- Where you can view benefits info and see announcements about company events
- It is important to sign JHAs and Safety Talk Forms on the [blank] the form is created.
- How many categories of workplace hazards?
- The [blank] page in Salus is where you can find all H&S policies.
- Heat [blank] is a medical emergency.
- Equipment operators must complete a [blank] inspection before operating the machine.
- Number of sections in the H&S manual and each policy
- Hazards that cause cause harm without physical contact, like noise or extreme temperature.
- All [blank] must be reported to the Site Supervisor.
- A physical and mental state that allows you to perform work safely
- In a [blank] lift, you can disconnect your lanyard when stationary.
- If first aid supplies are used, a first aid [blank] should be filled out in Salus.
27 Clues: Heat [blank] is a medical emergency. • How many categories of workplace hazards? • Acronym for how to use a fire extinguisher? • [Blank] is a cold-weather medical emergency. • The goal of hazard reporting is to prevent [blank]. • As a pedestrian, always give equipment the [blank]. • Number of sections in the H&S manual and each policy • ...
food ingredient keywords 2025-09-24
Across
- term for A potential source of harm in food safety.
- Affects stability of anthocyanin
- most recent Allergen oilseed often used in baked goods.
- A natural orange-red colorant derived from seeds.
- non kosher Red dye derived from cochineal insects.
- Synthetic compounds chemically identical to natural ones
- Foods prepared according to Islamic dietary laws.
- term used for Likelihood of harm from exposure to a food hazard.
- International expert committee evaluating food additives and contaminants.
- Breakdown of fats into fatty acids and glycerol responsible for flavor of cheese
- A yellow spice with curcumin, often used for coloring and flavor.
- Abbreviation for foundational U.S. law, enacted in 1938, provides the legal framework for regulating the safety, labeling, and composition of food, drugs, and cosmetics, and serves as the basis for FDA oversight of food additives and contaminants
- Mineral additive used for whitening
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- Synthetic lemon-yellow azo dye that must be declared by name in the ingredient list under 21 CFR Part 74 FDA regulations
- most recently approved Plant source of natural blue food dyes.
- Compound responsible for the heat in chili peppers.
- Bitter compound from cinchona bark, used in tonic water and a standard for bitterness
- A building block of many carotenoid color compounds.
- Pioneer of food safety, key figure behind the Pure Food and Drug Act.
- before 1958 regulations.
- The act of lowering food quality by adding inferior substances.
- Class of pigments responsible for red, orange, and yellow hues in plants.
- oversees flavor approval for alcoholic products to ensure accurate labeling and compliance with federal regulations
- Term for additives app
- Which labeling term is used when a flavor contains a primary natural flavor plus additional natural flavor components?
- Label indicating official approval of food safety or quality.
- Pigments found in beets, used as natural food colorants.
27 Clues: Term for additives app • before 1958 regulations. • Affects stability of anthocyanin • Mineral additive used for whitening • A natural orange-red colorant derived from seeds. • Foods prepared according to Islamic dietary laws. • non kosher Red dye derived from cochineal insects. • Compound responsible for the heat in chili peppers. • ...
Prepared By: Stacey Wren Villareal 9 Shaula CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2026-07-02
Across
- Refers to the process to transform raw materials and/or energy from the environment into usable products or services.
- One of the four steps to food safety that cook to the right temperature.
- One of the subsystems that is the collection of people and machines, ideas, and activities that gather and process data to provide the necessary information.
- Involves the proper storage of food immediately after it has been received as an important factor to avoid loss and wastage.
- One of the subsystems that consists of the people and the activities involved in planning, controlling, and making decisions.
- Part of food service operation involving the inspection of the materials delivered or the items ordered.
- The interdependent parts of a system.
- This is one of the subsystems that is composed of people with primary functions and the activities.
- The product or service that came from the system’s throughput.
Down
- This is a type of food service system that is used by small food service operators.
- The process of buying food supplies needed for the food service operation.
- This includes operating statements, budget, and reports and filing such accurately.
- One of the four steps to food safety that refrigerate food promptly.
- One of the four steps to food safety is when preparing party food, wash hands and surfaces often.
- SERVICE Is the art and science of planning, preparing, cooking and serving of quality meals in large quantities.
- an umbrella of interdependent parts working together for a common goal
- One of the four steps to food safety that separate raw meats from other foods.
- Type of food service system that is characterized by a large, central production kitchen separate from service units
- This is the management and supervision of the food service operation.
- Includes the raw material and energy from the environment that are transformed by the system.
20 Clues: The interdependent parts of a system. • The product or service that came from the system’s throughput. • One of the four steps to food safety that refrigerate food promptly. • This is the management and supervision of the food service operation. • an umbrella of interdependent parts working together for a common goal • ...
CrossWords 2025-06-27
Across
- – A written approval required to perform certain high-risk tasks under specific safety controls.
- – A person hired to do a job and is responsible for following safety procedures.
- - A written guide that outlines the correct and safe way to complete a task.
- – The area or environment where employees perform their assigned tasks.
- – A planned and documented method to carry out tasks safely by controlling risks.
- – A person who oversees workers, ensures tasks are done correctly, and enforces safety rules.
- – Work activities that have a high chance of causing injury or serious harm.
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- – Short, daily or weekly discussions about safety topics before starting work.
- – A process that teaches workers the proper and safe way to do their job.
- – Tasks with minimal danger but still require awareness and basic precautions.
10 Clues: – The area or environment where employees perform their assigned tasks. • – A process that teaches workers the proper and safe way to do their job. • - A written guide that outlines the correct and safe way to complete a task. • – Work activities that have a high chance of causing injury or serious harm. • ...
CrossWords 2025-06-27
Across
- – A person who oversees workers, ensures tasks are done correctly, and enforces safety rules.
- Talks – Short, daily or weekly discussions about safety topics before starting work.
- Risk – Work activities that have a high chance of causing injury or serious harm.
- – A written approval required to perform certain high-risk tasks under specific safety controls.
- – A person hired to do a job and is responsible for following safety procedures.
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- – A written guide that outlines the correct and safe way to complete a task.
- – A process that teaches workers the proper and safe way to do their job.
- – A planned and documented method to carry out tasks safely by controlling risks.
- – The area or environment where employees perform their assigned tasks.
- Risk – Tasks with minimal danger but still require awareness and basic precautions.
10 Clues: – The area or environment where employees perform their assigned tasks. • – A process that teaches workers the proper and safe way to do their job. • – A written guide that outlines the correct and safe way to complete a task. • – A person hired to do a job and is responsible for following safety procedures. • ...
Flight attendant 2026-08-31
Across
- A problem or situation that requires immediate attention from the crew.
- A person who is responsible for the cabin crew during a flight.
- To ask a passenger to do something, especially for safety.
- A short message given by a flight attendant to passengers.
- To speak to a passenger in a polite and helpful way.
- To give food, drinks, or other things to a passenger.
- The list of passengers travelling on a flight.
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- The area where flight attendants prepare and store food and drinks.
- A situation where a passenger does not follow a safety instruction.
- The process of helping passengers leave the aircraft after landing.
- A small piece of equipment used to help a passenger in an emergency.
- The process of helping passengers enter the aircraft and find their seats.
- To make sure that passengers are safe before the plane takes off.
- To check that something is safe, correct, or ready.
- BRIEFING: The instructions given to passengers about what to do in an emergency.
- The place where a flight attendant sits during takeoff and landing.
- ASSISTANCE: A passenger who needs extra help because of age, disability, or another reason.
- To tell the pilot or senior crew member about a problem.
- To check a passenger's ticket or boarding pass.
19 Clues: The list of passengers travelling on a flight. • To check a passenger's ticket or boarding pass. • To check that something is safe, correct, or ready. • To speak to a passenger in a polite and helpful way. • To give food, drinks, or other things to a passenger. • To tell the pilot or senior crew member about a problem. • ...
Maintenance 2020-10-14
Across
- vision ตรัวจจับความร้อน
- กิจกรรมในโรงงานตั้งแต่ขบวนการออกแบบให้สามารถซ่อมบำรุงรักษาได้ง่าย
- Breakdown การขัดข้องเป็นศูนย์
- Big Losses ความสูยเสียทั้ง 6 ประการ
- Rate อัตราส่วนทางคุณภาพ
- Capacity ขนาดของหน่วยงานบำรุงรักษา
- rate อัตราความเสี่ยง
- การทำงานที่มีความเที่ยงตรง
- การทำงานอย่างมีประสิทธิภาพ
- ทำงานโดยอัตโนมัติ
- ค่าเฉลี่ยการใช้งานจนเกิดความขัดข้อง
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- Defect ของเสียเป็นศูนย์
- Maintenance การดำเนินการดัดแปลงให้มีคุณภาพกว่าเดิม
- ซ่อมบำรุง
- ปรับตั้งค่าเครื่อง
- หยุดการทำงาน
- ความพร้อมการเดินเครื่อง
- เหตุการณ์ที่อาจจะเกิดขึ้นได้
- ความปลอดภัย
- อัตราการชำรุด
20 Clues: ซ่อมบำรุง • ความปลอดภัย • หยุดการทำงาน • อัตราการชำรุด • ทำงานโดยอัตโนมัติ • ปรับตั้งค่าเครื่อง • rate อัตราความเสี่ยง • Defect ของเสียเป็นศูนย์ • vision ตรัวจจับความร้อน • Rate อัตราส่วนทางคุณภาพ • ความพร้อมการเดินเครื่อง • การทำงานที่มีความเที่ยงตรง • การทำงานอย่างมีประสิทธิภาพ • เหตุการณ์ที่อาจจะเกิดขึ้นได้ • Breakdown การขัดข้องเป็นศูนย์ • Capacity ขนาดของหน่วยงานบำรุงรักษา • ...
A DAY NURSERY 2024-04-29
20 Clues: santé • repas • ranger • enjoué • couche • chanter • nourrir • propreté • divertir • sécurité • nourrice • personnel • capacités • entretenir • affectueux • croissance • affectueux • puéricultrice • auxiliaire de puériculture • bébé qui fait ses premiers pas
MEOW 2025-02-11
20 Clues: IN • MI • ALI • TIES • BILLY • CHILD • CHILD • OOPAS • ALI IS • REUBEN • RITUAL • POST Q. • HEAVEN? • NICE WALK • BENDS LEFT • SEE SUNDOWN • TASTY SWEETS • NIGHTOUT SAFETY? • COMMON ALI PHRASE • WHAT REUBEN CREATES
Logistics 2024-04-02
ServSafe Ch. 1 Vocabulary 2022-08-29
Across
- Government agency that inspects meat, poultry and eggs.
- Microorganisms causing illness that get into food - bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi, and toxins.
- Food stays too long at temperatures that are good for pathogen growth.
- Keeping hands clean; avoiding unsanitary actions; and reporting illness.
- Objects that accidentally get into food - hair, dirt, staples, fish bones, etc.
- Government agencies, like health departments, that create and enforce food safety regulations.
- Microorganisms transfer from one food or surface to another.
- Presence of harmful substances in food.
- Disease transmitted to people by food.
- Food-handling mistakes that can cause food to become unsafe.
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- Two or more people have the same symptoms after eating the same food, confirmed through investigation and lab analysis.
- Government agencies that research the causes of foodborne-illness outbreaks.
- System The body's defense against illness.
- Correcting a situation immediately.
- Food that can be eaten without further preparation, washing, or cooking.
- Chemical substances that get into food - cleaners, polishes, sanitizers, etc.
- Food requiring Time and Temperature Control for safety.
- Science-based code that provides recommendations for food safety regulations, issued by the FDA.
- Government agency that inspects all food except meat, poultry and eggs and issues a Model Food Code.
19 Clues: Correcting a situation immediately. • Disease transmitted to people by food. • Presence of harmful substances in food. • System The body's defense against illness. • Government agency that inspects meat, poultry and eggs. • Food requiring Time and Temperature Control for safety. • Microorganisms transfer from one food or surface to another. • ...
Safety First Crossword 2026-01-02
Across
- To avoid tripping, never leave these lying across walkways.
- You should always hold onto this when walking up or down stairs.
- Always lift with these, not your back, to prevent injury.
- A warning sign that is often yellow and shaped like a triangle.
- These should be worn to protect your hearing in loud environments.
- The acronym "PASS" is used when operating this fire tool.
- Something you must wear to protect your head from falling objects
- Use these to protect your eyes from chemicals or flying debris.
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- A potential source of harm or an adverse health effect.
- Safety __________ is everyone's responsibility in the workplace.
- A document that provides detailed safety information about a specific chemical (Abbr.).
- This keeps you from slipping on a wet floor or on ice.
- A formal process to ensure machines are powered down before maintenance.
- These are worn on hands to protect against cuts or chemicals.
- A 5-letter word for immediate danger or risk.
- Acronym for "Personal Protective Equipment."
- You should never do this in a warehouse or near heavy machinery; it's a major trip hazard.
- Acronym for the federal agency that sets and enforces workplace safety standards.
- This color usually indicates an emergency exit or first aid equipment.
19 Clues: Acronym for "Personal Protective Equipment." • A 5-letter word for immediate danger or risk. • This keeps you from slipping on a wet floor or on ice. • A potential source of harm or an adverse health effect. • Always lift with these, not your back, to prevent injury. • The acronym "PASS" is used when operating this fire tool. • ...
ISBT 2020-11-20
word families 2024-02-21
Steritech trivia 2015-10-02
18 Clues: car • trap • help • company • founder • website • supplier • software • location • pay drama • commission • hazard sheet • service points • ContractorCheck • Brand Standards • creature catcher • one of our values • service fundamental
Les activites d'ete (Summer Activities) 2021-06-22
18 Clues: boat • west • tent • east • stars • north • water • south • safety • a hike • forest • compass • camping • sailboat • batteries • to travel • lifejacket (with "SAUVETAGE") • first-aid (2 words, no space)
zoz and keelz cross word 2019-02-20
10 Clues: forna • safety • nature • protect • something you make • help the environment • where an animal lives • how it is outside rainy cloudy sunny • something you get at the end of a school year • an instrument that has a needle on it pointing north
Stationary sander anatomy 2026-03-31
10 Clues: support workpieces • rotating belt or band • rotating circular disc • critical safety function • Primary support structure • secures the belt alignment • adjust and locks work table • serves as a support surface • removable yellow key,safety interlock • adjusts the alignment of the sanding belt
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2022-03-12
Across
- Critical results have been received. If a physician is not answering the phone, who would you notify?
- Number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- How many minutes do you have to relay critical results to the provider?
- _____ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care.
- The mission of this campaign is to promote a culture of safety to end preventable patient harm.
- Strive to understand complexities and address root causes
- One of two requirements after receiving verbal orders or results.
- One of two items that must be reconciled prior to each patient encounter.
- Number of identifiers required for providing patient care.
- One of two patient identifiers.
Down
- A risk ________ can help you identify patients at risk for suicide.
- A High Reliability Organization begins with ____.
- Uses only _____ abbreviations.
- This process advances innovative solutions and spreads leading practices.
- The patient room should be cleaned ________ use.
- number of identifiers required for blood administration.
- One of three personal protective equipment necessary when entering a patients isolation room.
- Patient Safety is advancing Ready Reliable Care, every day, in every _____, at every military hospital and clinic.
- This procedure provides time for the surgical team to ensure safety measures are in place prior to surgery.
19 Clues: Uses only _____ abbreviations. • One of two patient identifiers. • Number of seconds you should wash your hands. • _____ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care. • The patient room should be cleaned ________ use. • A High Reliability Organization begins with ____. • number of identifiers required for blood administration. • ...
Test puzzle 1 2022-08-11
10 Clues: The client • Essential Safety Lab • Regulatory Safety Lab • Example of sustainable • Where you can find info • Process for examining product • Required to distribute product • Supplier Workplace Accountability • Name of person who replaced Victor • Labels on products used to alert consumers
ISBT 2020-11-20
page 126 year 2 2020-12-15
14 Clues: / issue • / safety • / design • / society • / company • / community • / hoofdstad • / stedelijk • / kunstmatig • / buitenwijk • / verdieping • / inhabitant • / plaatselijk • / buitenwijken
Idiom KM1 P3 2026-01-07
Spanish Vocabulary 2024-04-24
Donald Trump 2024-11-06
Lesson 7 2022-11-07
MRI Safety Week 2024 2024-07-17
Across
- Burns The most common injury reported in MRI.
- What is the recommended minimum times an MRI patient be safety screened?
- Normal safe operating mode in MRI is called level __ scanning.
- Two Code Blue procedures should be performed in which zone?
- Metallic objects such as bra hooks and zippers may cause image __.
- Most MRI Extinguishers are made of this metallic material.
- Safe levels of static magnetic field exposure end at the 5 ___ line.
Down
- Metallic objects in an MRI environment can become __.
- Items that may be brought into an MRI environment under specific conditions are labeled __?
- How many ACR safety zones for MRI exist?
- This cryogen is needed in MRI to maintain the magnetic field.
- This law of induction is used in MRI safety.
12 Clues: How many ACR safety zones for MRI exist? • This law of induction is used in MRI safety. • Burns The most common injury reported in MRI. • Metallic objects in an MRI environment can become __. • Most MRI Extinguishers are made of this metallic material. • Two Code Blue procedures should be performed in which zone? • ...
National Safety Month Week Three 2025-05-22
Across
- What type of fuel do our forklifts use?
- What every car owner should have on their car in Nebraska
- What we wear when we are driving a car or a forklift
- How many passengers are allowed on a forklift
- Only ____ people can drive forklifts at Yasufuku USA
- When you use your cellphone or do something else while driving, you could be pulled over for _____ driving
Down
- The safety equipment on the forklifts includes seatbelts, mirrors, ____ and blue lights
- Where should you put your cellphone while driving
- Installed near blind corners, these devices let pedestrians and forklift drivers know what is coming
- We need to keep the passageways _____ of obstructions
- How frequently forklifts are inspected
- The week three theme for National Safety Month is _____ Safety
12 Clues: How frequently forklifts are inspected • What type of fuel do our forklifts use? • How many passengers are allowed on a forklift • Where should you put your cellphone while driving • What we wear when we are driving a car or a forklift • Only ____ people can drive forklifts at Yasufuku USA • We need to keep the passageways _____ of obstructions • ...
JOBS 2025-05-20
Across
- Ensures the safety and comfort of passengers on board
- Transports passengers
- Gives patient care
- Operates an aircraft
- Manages financial records
- Maintains public safety
Down
- Installs and repairs electrical systems
- Greets clients and answers telephone calls
- Diagnoses, treats, and prevents illnesses
- Prepares food
10 Clues: Prepares food • Gives patient care • Operates an aircraft • Transports passengers • Maintains public safety • Manages financial records • Installs and repairs electrical systems • Diagnoses, treats, and prevents illnesses • Greets clients and answers telephone calls • Ensures the safety and comfort of passengers on board
SJVR Safety Policy 2022-01-10
Across
- Appropriate selection and use of personal protective equipment (PPE),tools and machinery is fundamental to keeping our team safe. Damaged or defective PPE, tools or machinery must be reported and removed from service.
- We work together, communicate openly and take action to address safety concerns, ensuring everyone goes home safely every day.
- Rules compliance is a condition of employment. Thorough understanding and diligent application of safety and operating rules safeguard our team from harm.
- To stay safe and healthy, we must maintain mental and physical preparedness before, during and after work. By making healthy lifestyle decisions, we are better prepared to work safely. Furthering our commitment to employee safety and well-being, we maintain a strict, no-tolerance drug and alcohol policy.
- Our Safety Culture is built on the belief that every accident and injury is preventable. We believe that being in a position of safety, mentally and physically, is paramount to our success.
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- We report all accidents, incidents and injuries regardless of severity. Accurate, timely incident reporting is an organizational and a governmental requirement. Furthermore, it helps drive continuous improvement by addressing hazards and risks.
- Understanding and applying safe work practices are integral to safety performance. we incorporate best practices and innovative training solutions to equip our team with the knowledge and skills necessary to work safely.
- Our success starts with each team member. We equip our team with the resources necessary to perform work safely, and we empower everyone to actively identify and address unsafe conditions.
- When we see something, we say something. Remaining vigilant and reporting unusual activities protects our operations and communities. We are all empowered to communicate situations that threaten the safety and security of our team, property customers or communities.
- Safety is never fixed. Our pursuit of perfection is driven by an understanding that we can learn from successes and mistakes. Through innovation and technology, we drive continuous improvement to create a safer work environment.
10 Clues: We work together, communicate openly and take action to address safety concerns, ensuring everyone goes home safely every day. • Rules compliance is a condition of employment. Thorough understanding and diligent application of safety and operating rules safeguard our team from harm. • ...
HACCP Principles 101 2023-07-26
Across
- HACCP is built upon _____ programs such as GMP's and SOP's.
- HACCP helps to prevent foodborne illness, reduce recalls, and to help companies to save ___.
- HACCP was created in the late 1950s by the Pillsbury Company, ____ and the Natick Research Laboratories to ensure food safety for the space program.
- HACCP applies to the entire food ___.
- HACCP is a ______ standard for food safety.
- ____ is a point, step, or procedure at which control can be applied and a food safety hazard can be prevented, eliminated, or reduced to acceptable levels.
Down
- HACCP is an internationally recognized system for reducing the risk of safety hazards in ___.
- HACCP controls potential hazards such as biological, chemical, and ___ hazards.
- HACCP is based on ____ principles.
- What is the acronym for Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points
10 Clues: HACCP is based on ____ principles. • HACCP applies to the entire food ___. • HACCP is a ______ standard for food safety. • HACCP is built upon _____ programs such as GMP's and SOP's. • What is the acronym for Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points • HACCP controls potential hazards such as biological, chemical, and ___ hazards. • ...
page 126 year 2 2020-12-15
14 Clues: / issue • / safety • / design • / society • / company • / community • / hoofdstad • / stedelijk • / kunstmatig • / buitenwijk • / verdieping • / inhabitant • / plaatselijk • / buitenwijken
ESAFE 2022-11-02
OSHA Safety 2022 2022-01-12
Across
- During a tornado or severe weather employees are to go to the _______ for shelter
- Emergency rendezvous point is outside across the _______
- Thyroid and other _______ are a potential if not wearing proper PPE
- During an evacuation take the animal's _______ to contact the owner
- Employees must wear their _______ on the outside of their thyroid shield or radiation gown when performing radiographs
- Red Sharps containers are filled to the _______
- North Paws has _______ fire extinguishers
- An external parasite that transmits disease is called a _______
- Lift all heavy objects with your _______
- Report all accidents to the Practice _______
Down
- _______ is more important/valuable than the safety of our employees
- Employees in the radiology room during radiographs are to record their _______ in the log book indicating their presence during radiographs
- The eye wash station is located in the lab area attached to the sink _______
- Autoclaved items must be given time to _______ before handling
- Use the _______ technique when using a fire extinguisher
- OSHA Safety Data Sheets are located in the _______
- Staff are not allowed to eat in the _______ area
- All employees must evacuate the building in the event of a hazardous spill of _______ or more
- An OSHA safety worksheet must be completed by every staff member _______
19 Clues: Lift all heavy objects with your _______ • North Paws has _______ fire extinguishers • Report all accidents to the Practice _______ • Red Sharps containers are filled to the _______ • Staff are not allowed to eat in the _______ area • OSHA Safety Data Sheets are located in the _______ • Emergency rendezvous point is outside across the _______ • ...
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2022-03-12
Across
- Critical results have been received. If a physician is not answering the phone, who would you notify?
- Number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- How many minutes do you have to relay critical results to the provider?
- _____ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care.
- The mission of this campaign is to promote a culture of safety to end preventable patient harm.
- Strive to understand complexities and address root causes
- One of two requirements after receiving verbal orders or results.
- One of two items that must be reconciled prior to each patient encounter.
- Number of identifiers required for providing patient care.
- One of two patient identifiers.
Down
- A risk ________ can help you identify patients at risk for suicide.
- A High Reliability Organization begins with ____.
- Uses only _____ abbreviations.
- This process advances innovative solutions and spreads leading practices.
- The patient room should be cleaned ________ use.
- number of identifiers required for blood administration.
- One of three personal protective equipment necessary when entering a patients isolation room.
- Patient Safety is advancing Ready Reliable Care, every day, in every _____, at every military hospital and clinic.
- This procedure provides time for the surgical team to ensure safety measures are in place prior to surgery.
19 Clues: Uses only _____ abbreviations. • One of two patient identifiers. • Number of seconds you should wash your hands. • _____ harm is the goal of Ready Reliable Care. • The patient room should be cleaned ________ use. • A High Reliability Organization begins with ____. • number of identifiers required for blood administration. • ...
MRI Safety Week 2024 2024-07-17
Across
- Burns The most common injury reported in MRI.
- What is the recommended minimum times an MRI patient be safety screened?
- Normal safe operating mode in MRI is called level __ scanning.
- Two Code Blue procedures should be performed in which zone?
- Metallic objects such as bra hooks and zippers may cause image __.
- Most MRI Extinguishers are made of this metallic material.
- Safe levels of static magnetic field exposure end at the 5 ___ line.
Down
- Metallic objects in an MRI environment can become __.
- Items that may be brought into an MRI environment under specific conditions are labeled __?
- How many ACR safety zones for MRI exist?
- This cryogen is needed in MRI to maintain the magnetic field.
- This law of induction is used in MRI safety.
12 Clues: How many ACR safety zones for MRI exist? • This law of induction is used in MRI safety. • Burns The most common injury reported in MRI. • Metallic objects in an MRI environment can become __. • Most MRI Extinguishers are made of this metallic material. • Two Code Blue procedures should be performed in which zone? • ...
cross words 2023-12-14
15 Clues: Cute • Safety • Savage • scroll • Rescue • Animanga • Ownership • Instafame • Filmmaker • Inclusion • Narrative • Camouflage • Sexualisation • Desensitisation • Anthropomorphism
Safety Crossword Puzzle 2025-07-05
Across
- A healthcare professional who gives emergency medical care
- Keeping the body supplied with water
- To prevent something bad from happening
- A biological substance that poses a threat to health
- Equipment worn to prevent injury
- A structure that blocks or protects
- Injury caused by freezing of the skin and underlying tissues
- A signal or device that warns about a medical condition
- A poisonous gas you can’t see or smell
- To leave a dangerous place quickly for safety
- A harmful substance that causes illness or injury
- Easily set on fire
- Keeping someone isolated to prevent disease spread
- A place that provides protection from danger
- A brain injury caused by a blow to the head
- Dangerous or risky to health or safety
- Protective headgear worn to prevent injury
- A set of official procedures to follow
- The official power to make legal decisions
- Someone who watches and assists during risky activities
- To prevent movement, especially after injury
- Injury to a ligament caused by twisting
- A rope or line used to save someone from danger
- To save someone from danger
- Loss of blood from the body
- A break in a bone caused by injury
- Medical care to help get better
- A safe area away from danger
- Following rules and safety laws
- Treatment to help heal or improve health
- A safety procedure to ensure machines are properly shut off
- An event, especially one that is serious or dangerous
- A notice or sign about possible danger
- A serious injury or emotional shock
- Excessive physical effort causing injury or exhaustion
- Something that can cause harm or injury
- Medical equipment that helps a person breathe or survive
- Protected from getting a certain disease
- A safety measure to prevent entry or exit during danger
- Careful examination to ensure safety
- Designed to withstand bad weather
- A flotation device worn to keep you afloat
- Pairing up to watch out for each other
- A collection of supplies needed in a crisis
Down
- A serious bacterial infection that affects the nervous system
- Drinking enough water to keep the body healthy
- Medicine used to treat bacterial infections
- To revive someone from unconsciousness or apparent death
- Able to spread from one person to another
- Something that blocks or stops movement for safety
- A medicine that helps prevent disease
- Warning about dangerous weather conditions
- A serious situation requiring immediate action
- Practice of evacuating a building safely
- A deep cut or tear in the skin
- Materials that are hazardous to health or the environment
- A sound or sign that gives information or warning
- Signs that guide hikers on a path
- To clean something to remove germs
- Group trained to save people from danger
- The path to leave an area safely during an emergency
- Lotion that protects skin from sunburn
- Leaving a dangerous place quickly
- A sign that shows you are sick
- Protective hand coverings used to prevent injury or contamination
- To clean something to kill germs
- Death or injury caused by suffocation in water
- The first trained person to arrive at an emergency
- A dangerous drop in blood flow in the body
- Injury caused by heat, chemicals, or electricity
- Device that detects smoke and warns of fire
- To reduce the severity or seriousness of something
- Taking too much of a medicine or drug
- Identification of a disease
- Vest Bright clothing worn to be seen at night
- A shot to protect against disease
- Gear worn to protect against hazards
- Material used to cover and protect a wound
- A special door used to leave a building quickly
- To remove harmful substances or germs from an area or object
- A device that warns of danger or emergency
- Able to resist burning
- Care taken to avoid danger or mistakes
- A safety procedure to prevent machines from starting
- Emergency technique to help a person whose heart stopped
- Physical harm to the body
86 Clues: Easily set on fire • Able to resist burning • Physical harm to the body • Identification of a disease • To save someone from danger • Loss of blood from the body • A safe area away from danger • A deep cut or tear in the skin • A sign that shows you are sick • Medical care to help get better • Following rules and safety laws • Equipment worn to prevent injury • ...
Worley Safety Week - Safety Culture 2023-05-09
Across
- Policy showing our commitment to our People, Planet and Portfolio
- When do we report near misses, incidents, etc.?
- Speaking with colleagues about Health, Safety & Sustainaility
- What do you do first when you observe an unsafe condition/Act at work?
- What do we do at the start of a formal meeting?
- Annual Environmental celebration on April 22nd
- 2 required per month
Down
- Behaviour Based Safety Program
- We collect 6 items in 1 bin for this purpose
- Use while traversing the stairs
- Location of emergency committees posters
- Where do you record you HSS LA?
- Person on the HSE Committee
- Monthly HSS LA Award
- Where do we go when the emergency alarm is sounded?
15 Clues: Monthly HSS LA Award • 2 required per month • Person on the HSE Committee • Behaviour Based Safety Program • Use while traversing the stairs • Where do you record you HSS LA? • Location of emergency committees posters • We collect 6 items in 1 bin for this purpose • Annual Environmental celebration on April 22nd • When do we report near misses, incidents, etc.? • ...
Dosimetry Report 2014-12-03
11 Clues: safety officer • radiation report • 0.01 rem per month • 0.03 rem per month • 0.02 rem per month • 0.001 rem per month • 0.001 rem per month • kind of dose it detects • principle of dosimeter report • as low as reasonably possible • number of times dosimeter is read
Safety at A&E 2022-04-25
Across
- One of the four states in SafeStart.
- One of the four states in SafeStart.
- How often you should check your PPE before use.
- This government entity stops in at A&E yearly to check on our safety practices.
- This collection of A&E rules is a great resource for safety related information.
- A document explaining a chemicals hazards.
- One of the four states in SafeStart.
- One of the four states in SafeStart.
Down
- Located at all exits in case of fire.
- This type of PPE is designed to protect your sight.
- PPE should be replaced if it becomes _________.
- This type of glove is the most commonly used at A&E.
- Large steel box containing items to care for injuries.
- This is the standard safety glasses must meet.
- ______ employee has the authority to stop work if unsafe conditions exits.
15 Clues: One of the four states in SafeStart. • One of the four states in SafeStart. • One of the four states in SafeStart. • One of the four states in SafeStart. • Located at all exits in case of fire. • A document explaining a chemicals hazards. • This is the standard safety glasses must meet. • How often you should check your PPE before use. • ...
World Food Safety Day 2025 2025-05-14
Across
- Bacteria generally grow rapidly between ________ of 5°C (41°F) and 60°C (140°F).
- A world leading company in high-performing paper and packaging materials – passionately committed to sustainability, quality, and customer value.
- Everyone is a _____ manager.
- __________ that are resistant to antimicrobials can be found in food.
- ISO 9001 is a ____ Management Standard.
- 600 ___people fall ill each year from foodborne disease.
- Who is responsible for food safety?
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- The theme for World Food Safety Day is, _____ in Action!
- Agriculture and livestock communities need to be vigilant about __________ use.
- Continuously ________and retraining employees on the latest food safety practices and emerging risks ensures consistent, high standards throughout the supply chain.
- World _________ Day is June 7, 2025!
- All employees must follow ____ zone rules.
12 Clues: Everyone is a _____ manager. • Who is responsible for food safety? • World _________ Day is June 7, 2025! • ISO 9001 is a ____ Management Standard. • All employees must follow ____ zone rules. • The theme for World Food Safety Day is, _____ in Action! • 600 ___people fall ill each year from foodborne disease. • ...
VGWS - Safety puzzle - International Health & Safety Week 2025 2025-09-17
Across
- — Person responsible for overseeing work and ensuring safety compliance.
- — Procedure ensuring energy sources are disconnected before maintenance.
- — Regular check performed on equipment or workplace to identify hazards.
- — An enclosed area with limited entry and exit, posing specific hazards.
- — Activity designed to provide knowledge and skills on safety practices.
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- — Immediate assistance provided to someone injured or ill before professional help arrives.
- — System that ensures fresh air circulation and removes hazardous fumes.
- — Visual boards or symbols that give safety instructions or warnings.
- — General term for equipment designed to protect workers (helmet, gloves, etc.).
- — Accidental release of liquid or chemical in the workplace.
- — Portable device used to fight small fires.
11 Clues: — Portable device used to fight small fires. • — Accidental release of liquid or chemical in the workplace. • — Visual boards or symbols that give safety instructions or warnings. • — Person responsible for overseeing work and ensuring safety compliance. • — Procedure ensuring energy sources are disconnected before maintenance. • ...
Unit 2 food studies 2022-10-24
Across
- the practice of cultivating plants and livestock
- a word used to describe how a food item feels
- aspects that are more flexible and may not direct the outcome of the product
- aspects over which the designer has little control
- factor of sensory analysis that involves the nose
- a sample product or trial model of the product idea
- a type of food/meal that has been pre-prepared commercially
Down
- tests that are scientific techniques that can be used to measure size, height, weight
- usually described as a savoury, meaty or ‘moreish’ flavour, it is often described as the fifth taste
- first step in the process of product development
- people who do not eat or use animal products
- last step in the Australian food system
- who develops food safety standards
- A food safety system that identifies potential food hazards and their control points at all stages in the production of food
- practices used to transform raw plant and animal materials into products for consumers
- which level of government ensures food safety standards are implemented/enforced?
16 Clues: who develops food safety standards • last step in the Australian food system • people who do not eat or use animal products • a word used to describe how a food item feels • first step in the process of product development • the practice of cultivating plants and livestock • factor of sensory analysis that involves the nose • ...
Construction Safety Terms 2025-02-28
Across
- Able to be ignited and burn quickly.
- Stands for "Personal Protective Equipment"
- The process of attaching a visible warning tag to a piece of equipment or its energy source to indicate that it is currently being worked on and should not be operated.
- Following safety rules and regulations set by governing legislation and regulatory agencies.
- A temporary elevated platform used to support workers and materials.
- An unexpected and unplanned event that DOES result in harm.
- PPE that protects workers from inhaling harmful substances.
- This is the #1 cause of injury and death at a construction site.
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- The condition of being protected from harm and exposure
- A hazardous material, workers can be exposed to in older buildings.
- PPE that shields the eyes from dust, chemicals, and debris.
- An unexpected and unplanned event that DOES NOT result in harm.
- This happens when electricity passes through a persons body.
- A condition that could cause injury or illness.
- Stands for "Occupational Safety and Health Administration"
- The probability of harm occurring at a jobsite.
16 Clues: Able to be ignited and burn quickly. • Stands for "Personal Protective Equipment" • A condition that could cause injury or illness. • The probability of harm occurring at a jobsite. • The condition of being protected from harm and exposure • Stands for "Occupational Safety and Health Administration" • PPE that shields the eyes from dust, chemicals, and debris. • ...
SAFETY WEEK CROSSWORD 2025-08-22
Across
- Award a Medline branch is given for coming in first place for overall safety within their tier.(5 words, no spaces)
- Work-related injury or illness that requires treatment beyond first aid, restrictions and/or prescriptions.
- Nomination for going above and beyond to maintain safety.
- Relating to or designed for efficiency and comfort in the working environment
- Equipment designed to protect the user's body from injury or infection.
- Medline's zero tolerance safety policies.
- This in necessary and helps prevent heat related injuries.
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- Care taken to avoid danger or mistakes.
- The regular cleaning and upkeep of a workspace and area.
- Describes something that involves risk and is usually dangerous.
- Regulatory agency established to ensure a safe and healthy work environment.
- Losing one's balance or footing.
- The act of asking for assistance while lifting an item that may be too heavy for yourself.
- To catch your foot on something and stumble or fall.
- Required to be worn while operating at elevations.
- This is confined only to designated areas such as the breakrooms and is not allowed on the floor.
16 Clues: Losing one's balance or footing. • Care taken to avoid danger or mistakes. • Medline's zero tolerance safety policies. • Required to be worn while operating at elevations. • To catch your foot on something and stumble or fall. • The regular cleaning and upkeep of a workspace and area. • Nomination for going above and beyond to maintain safety. • ...
Amazing Trace Road Block 2022-06-29
Across
- Joint Commission __________ set expectations for the hospital's performance
- Joint Commission chapter focusing on hospital emergency preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation
- A _______ or procedure establishes the principles, rules, and guidelines adopted by the hospital and is often required by Joint Commission
- ___________ is responsible for patient safety
- Federal agency that administers the nation's healthcare programs and requires hospitals be accredited to receive federal funding
- Joint Commission standards that focus on the highest priority patient safety issues
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- Who is BHDM's Patient Safety Officer?
- Who is the Compliance Officer for BHDM?
- BHDM's Accrediting Organization
- number of years between regular accreditation surveys
- Who oversees the hospital's accreditation program?
11 Clues: BHDM's Accrediting Organization • Who is BHDM's Patient Safety Officer? • Who is the Compliance Officer for BHDM? • ___________ is responsible for patient safety • Who oversees the hospital's accreditation program? • number of years between regular accreditation surveys • Joint Commission __________ set expectations for the hospital's performance • ...
Migrant 2024-10-09
9 Clues: Forced to move • natural fleeing • moves somewhere • not real mother • Crossing elligaly • Better life, jobs • seeker Seeks safety • War, conflict , forced to move • Safety for those forced to move
