safety Crossword Puzzles
Laboratory Safety 2015-12-17
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- Prevention of Accident / Dangerous occurrence / Near Miss Accident
- All acids are in nature
- the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury
- Any source (Situation, Material, Energy, Process) which has a potential to harm
- An emergency is a situation that poses an immediate risk to health, life, property, or environment.
- universal solvent
- to protect Respiratory tract
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- Aqueous solutions having a pH of greater than 7
- Aqueous solutions having a pH of less than 7
- 4th – 10th March
- protein digestion
- First-aid is the immediate care given to the victim of an accident or sudden illness before the arrival of a qualified expert.
- protein analysis instrument
- to protect hands
14 Clues: 4th – 10th March • to protect hands • protein digestion • universal solvent • All acids are in nature • protein analysis instrument • to protect Respiratory tract • Aqueous solutions having a pH of less than 7 • Aqueous solutions having a pH of greater than 7 • Prevention of Accident / Dangerous occurrence / Near Miss Accident • ...
Food Safety 2014-09-29
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- bacteria found in chicken and eggs
- microorganism
- is the transfer of bacteria from a contaminated food or to a previously non-contaminated food.
- kitchen tools
- escherichia coli
- bacteria growth is rapid in this zone
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- also known as fungi
- immunological reaction to food proteins
- acute allergic reaction to an antigen
- foods used in a dish
- small cells
- reaction to the chemicals in foods
- to clean something
- refers to the conditions and procedures that maintain and preserve the quality of food to help prevent contamination and food-borne illness.
14 Clues: small cells • microorganism • kitchen tools • escherichia coli • to clean something • also known as fungi • foods used in a dish • bacteria found in chicken and eggs • reaction to the chemicals in foods • acute allergic reaction to an antigen • bacteria growth is rapid in this zone • immunological reaction to food proteins • ...
Online Safety 2023-01-30
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- Info that can be used to identify you.
- Unknown or unanticipated people who can see information about you posted online.
- To choose to not participate in something.
- Sharing personal feelings, information, or experiences, that later make the sharer feel uncomfortable or regretful.
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- A statement or legal document (in privacy law) that discloses some or all of the ways a party gathers, uses, discloses, and manages a customer or client's data.
- An attempt to trick someone online, usually with the intention of stealing money or private information.
- when someone poses as an institution, like a banks or a school, and sends you a personalized message asking you to provide private information.
- Small text files placed on your device by the sites you visit that collect information about your device and your activity
- All the information online about a person posted either by that person or by others, intentionally or unintentionally.
- A type of crime in which your private information is stolen and used for criminal activity.
- When something happens on digital media that makes you feel uncomfortable, worried,sad, or anxious.
- Choices a website or app might give you about what information is visible to other users and third parties.
- Protection from being observed or tracked by other, including the government, the public, or selected individuals or groups.
- To select, organize, and look after, a collection (like content posted to a social media profile - the pages or people you follow)
14 Clues: Info that can be used to identify you. • To choose to not participate in something. • Unknown or unanticipated people who can see information about you posted online. • A type of crime in which your private information is stolen and used for criminal activity. • When something happens on digital media that makes you feel uncomfortable, worried,sad, or anxious. • ...
Online Safety 2023-01-30
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- An attempt to trick someone online, usually with the intention of stealing money or private information.
- A type of crime in which your private information is stolen and used for criminal activity.
- information that can be used to identify you because it is unique to you e.g your full name or your address
- When something happens on digital media that makes you feel uncomfortable, worried, sad, or anxious.
- a legal document that explains how a company or website collects, uses, and shares personal information.
- Small text files placed on your device by the sites you visit that collect information about your device and your activity
- lasting a long time
- Protection from being observed or tracked by others including the government the public or selected individuals or groups.
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- Sharing personal feelings, information, or experiences that later make the sharer feel uncomfortable or regretful.
- Unknown or unanticipated people who can see information about you posted online.
- a type of document stating details about what a service provider is responsible for as well as user obligations that must be adhered to for continuation of the service.
- To select organize and look after a collection like content posted to a social media profile the pages or people you follow.
- When someone poses as an institution, like a bank or a school, and sends you personalized message asking you to provide private information.
- All the information online about a person posted either by that person or by others intentionally or unintentionally.
- Small text files placed on your device by the sites you visit that collect information about your device and your activity
15 Clues: lasting a long time • Unknown or unanticipated people who can see information about you posted online. • A type of crime in which your private information is stolen and used for criminal activity. • When something happens on digital media that makes you feel uncomfortable, worried, sad, or anxious. • ...
Shop Safety 2023-02-07
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- When you are done with a machine make sure it is ____
- Wait for your machine to get to ___ speed before using it
- If you are unsure or need help ask this person
- This symbol on electric handtools means ON
- This is the surface that your material typically lays on
- This symbol on electric handtools means OFF
- ____ others is not allowed while they are using tools or machines
- This device is made of of wood and helps control the piece you are cutting and keeps your hands away from the blade
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- This device should be above the blade
- Number of inches to keep hands away from blades on saws
- Long hair should be pulled back with this
- should be worn at all times while working
- This surface is typically what you push the material up against
- If you are trying something unique make sure you get ___ first
14 Clues: This device should be above the blade • Long hair should be pulled back with this • should be worn at all times while working • This symbol on electric handtools means ON • This symbol on electric handtools means OFF • If you are unsure or need help ask this person • When you are done with a machine make sure it is ____ • ...
Lab safety 2017-09-22
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- ammonia, acetone, nail polish remover, heated sulfur, moth balls
- pollen, moth balls, steel wool, fiber glass, potassium permanganate
- object knifes, pins broken glass, pointed tools
- flame alcohol, kerosene,potassium permanganate, hair, clothing
- bacteria, fungi, blood, unpreserved tissues, plant materials
- improper grounding, liquid spill, short circuits, exposed wires
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- safety keep all animals safe and your self while handling the animals
- temperature boiling liquids, hot plats, dry ice, liquid nitrogen
- protection something that will keep you safe from your clothe catching on fire
- radioactivity stuff
- Certain chemicals, and living organisms.
- mercury, many metal compounds, iodine, poinsettia plant parts
- bleaches, hydrogen peroxide, acid,
- safety proper eye ware
14 Clues: radioactivity stuff • safety proper eye ware • bleaches, hydrogen peroxide, acid, • Certain chemicals, and living organisms. • object knifes, pins broken glass, pointed tools • bacteria, fungi, blood, unpreserved tissues, plant materials • mercury, many metal compounds, iodine, poinsettia plant parts • flame alcohol, kerosene,potassium permanganate, hair, clothing • ...
Summer Safety 2017-06-05
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- You should get checked _____ per year for skin cancer
- Guard as much ______ as possible when out in the sun
- Never consume _____ when operating a boat
- A ________ adult need to position themselves to scan the area within 10 seconds and reach the water within 20 seconds
- Shade is important, especially in the middle of the day when the sun's rays are ________
- Everyone needs the skills to be able to _______
- Drowning isn't _____ specific
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- Avoid the ____ between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
- About 1.3 million new cases of skin _____ are diagnosed in the U.S. each year
- Never leave a child alone near water; on the beach, at a pool or in the _______
- If you own a _____, make sure to be trained in infant and child CPR
- Use sunscreen with a sun protection factor of 30 or higher, reapply after swimming, toweling dry or ________
- Don't underestimate the power of water; even rivers and lakes can have _______
- Tanning booths and _______ are not a safe alternative to natural sun
14 Clues: Drowning isn't _____ specific • Avoid the ____ between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. • Never consume _____ when operating a boat • Everyone needs the skills to be able to _______ • Guard as much ______ as possible when out in the sun • You should get checked _____ per year for skin cancer • If you own a _____, make sure to be trained in infant and child CPR • ...
Summer Safety 2017-06-06
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- Never leave a child alone near water, on the beach, at a pool, or in the _______
- About 1.3 million new cases of skin ______ are diagnosed in the U.S. each year
- Shade is important, especially in the middle of the day when the rays are _____
- Use sunscreen with a sun protection factor of 30 or higher, reapply after swimming, toweling dry or ______
- Drowning isn't _____ specific
- Tanning booths and _____ are not a safe alternative to natural sun
- Avoid the _____ between 10 am and 4 pm
- If you own a _____, make sure to be trained in infant and child CPR
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- Don't underestimate the power of water, even rivers and lakes can have ______
- A ______ adult needs to positron themselves to scan the area within 10 seconds and reach the water within 20 seconds
- Everyone needs the skills to be able to _____
- you should get checked _______ per year for skin cancer
- Guard as much _____ as possible when out in the sun
- Never consume _____ when operating a boat
14 Clues: Drowning isn't _____ specific • Avoid the _____ between 10 am and 4 pm • Never consume _____ when operating a boat • Everyone needs the skills to be able to _____ • Guard as much _____ as possible when out in the sun • you should get checked _______ per year for skin cancer • Tanning booths and _____ are not a safe alternative to natural sun • ...
Summer Safety 2017-06-06
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- Avoid the _____ between 10 am and 4 pm
- Tanning booths and _____ are not a safe alternative to natural sun
- Use sunscreen with a sun protection factor of 30 or higher, reapply after swimming, toweling dry or ______
- you should get checked _______ per year for skin cancer
- Guard as much _____ as possible when out in the sun
- Drowning isn't _____ specific
- If you own a _____, make sure to be trained in infant and child CPR
- Never leave a child alone near water, on the beach, at a pool, or in the _______
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- Everyone needs the skills to be able to _____
- Don't underestimate the power of water, even rivers and lakes can have ______
- Shade is important, especially in the middle of the day when the rays are _____
- About 1.3 million new cases of skin ______ are diagnosed in the U.S. each year
- A ______ adult needs to positron themselves to scan the area within 10 seconds and reach the water within 20 seconds
- Never consume _____ when operating a boat
14 Clues: Drowning isn't _____ specific • Avoid the _____ between 10 am and 4 pm • Never consume _____ when operating a boat • Everyone needs the skills to be able to _____ • Guard as much _____ as possible when out in the sun • you should get checked _______ per year for skin cancer • Tanning booths and _____ are not a safe alternative to natural sun • ...
Employee Safety 2020-03-03
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- Persons with airborne infections should be taken to a _______ air pressure exam room
- A needle should never be __________
- Initials for material safety sheets
- Highly contagious infection spread airborne person to person affecting the lungs
- What you should do each time you leave your computer unattended
- Acronym for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
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- When carrying a heavy object it should be kept _____ to your body
- washing, The most effective way to prevent the spread of infectious disease
- B, Vaccine offered to employees at no cost that prevents a bloodborne infection that affects the lungs
- Needle stick or splash with blood or bodily fluids
- Word used in e-mail subject line to protect personal health information from being disclosed
- ______________ are considered personal protective equipment
- Reporting system used to report an exposure, incident or complaint
- Do not use electrical equipment near flammable gases to prevent a ________
14 Clues: A needle should never be __________ • Initials for material safety sheets • Needle stick or splash with blood or bodily fluids • ______________ are considered personal protective equipment • What you should do each time you leave your computer unattended • Acronym for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act • ...
Cyber Safety 2020-11-13
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- Use privacy & __ settings on game/app/soc.media.
- Personal info is like __; value & protect it.
- __ make you feel worried/anxious/sad/uncomfy.
- Ask __ before you tag/share photos of others.
- Never __ friend requests from strangers online.
- Which platform is used by the most teens?
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- How long can a post last?
- Never share your __ online (apps/socmedia/etc.)
- Turn off Wifi/Bluetooth to avoid being __.
- Which platform do teens use most OFTEN?
- Internet best friends
- What % of teens use social media platforms?
- __ links if it looks weird or source is unknown.
- Do not post if you'd feel ashamed for a _ to see.
14 Clues: Internet best friends • How long can a post last? • Which platform do teens use most OFTEN? • Which platform is used by the most teens? • Turn off Wifi/Bluetooth to avoid being __. • What % of teens use social media platforms? • Personal info is like __; value & protect it. • __ make you feel worried/anxious/sad/uncomfy. • Ask __ before you tag/share photos of others. • ...
PIT Safety 2021-07-23
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- Operator must possess and be able to present their Amazon PIT Operator _____ at all times during operation of PIT.
- Who has the right-of-way between a PIT and a pedestrian?
- While equipment is in motion, operator is to maintain ____ points of contact while operating PIT.
- Along with your harness, a ______ ____ must be warn while operating PIT.
- What should always be raised when you stop at a drop zone?
- How far away should pedestrians and unprotected PITs stay from an elevated PIT?
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- When there is a spill, product, or object in the aisle you are working in, use the ____ __ app to get assistance.
- You have to complete this before operating your PIT.
- What should you always do when stopping at a Stop sign or exiting an aisle?
- If any issues are discovered on your PIT, the PIT must be removed from operation and reported immediately to an ____ _______.
- How often should you inspect your Fall Protection Harness?
- ______ are to be worn when picking/stowing.
- Always stop to look at your _______, do not operate PIT while looking for your next pick/stow.
- How many PIT lengths should you be from another OP?
14 Clues: ______ are to be worn when picking/stowing. • How many PIT lengths should you be from another OP? • You have to complete this before operating your PIT. • Who has the right-of-way between a PIT and a pedestrian? • How often should you inspect your Fall Protection Harness? • What should always be raised when you stop at a drop zone? • ...
Summer Safety 2017-01-09
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- What we put on our heads
- It that burns vegetation in rural areas
- What you slap on to protect your skin
- How to remain above water
- Gives us shade from the sun
- The illness we get from being too much in the sun
- What covers the human body. It also breathes
- We need ____________ against the sun in summer
- This pain happens from a lot of heat on your skin
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- We need to drink a lot of this
- What you wear over your eyes
- How we move in water using our hands and feet
- Movement of water on the sea
- Where you go out of the house
14 Clues: What we put on our heads • How to remain above water • Gives us shade from the sun • What you wear over your eyes • Movement of water on the sea • Where you go out of the house • We need to drink a lot of this • What you slap on to protect your skin • It that burns vegetation in rural areas • What covers the human body. It also breathes • ...
Kitchen Safety 2016-10-04
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- Eating chicken while still pink in the middle can cause ___ poisoning.
- In order to grate foods you must use a _____.
- What can occur if you don't wash your hands after touching raw meat?
- Never cut _____ yourself.
- when baking you follow the ____ to get the right result.
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- It is recommended to use a ___ when cutting through bone.
- _____ can grow quickly when in the danger zone.
- Tlbs. is short form for _____.
- Do not put ___ in the microwave.
- Lather your hands for a minimum of _____ seconds.
- Always use a ____ board.
- After food has entered the _______, it only has two hours before it is no longer safe to eat.
- Always wash your hands before and after touching ____ meat.
- ____ your hands before adding soap.
14 Clues: Always use a ____ board. • Never cut _____ yourself. • Tlbs. is short form for _____. • Do not put ___ in the microwave. • ____ your hands before adding soap. • In order to grate foods you must use a _____. • _____ can grow quickly when in the danger zone. • Lather your hands for a minimum of _____ seconds. • when baking you follow the ____ to get the right result. • ...
Medline Safety 2023-06-08
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- announcement to evacuate building
- needs to use three points of contact on
- announcement for an active shooter
- item filled out before using MHE
- item that is safer sharp than dull
- three letter abbreviation for items you wear that help protect you in work environment
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- helps prevent heat exhaustion, is negatively affected by caffeine and alcohol
- announcement to take shelter
- should be worn while handling pallets
- announcement that all is clear
- what you ensure are down before leaving a Lift
- announcement for a medical emergency
- worn by Team Members during first 90 days
- forbidden, includes wrestling, tickling, tripping, throwing material, and playing jokes on employees
14 Clues: announcement to take shelter • announcement that all is clear • item filled out before using MHE • announcement to evacuate building • announcement for an active shooter • item that is safer sharp than dull • announcement for a medical emergency • should be worn while handling pallets • needs to use three points of contact on • worn by Team Members during first 90 days • ...
Kitchen Safety 2024-01-22
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- Turn pot and pan handles ___ on the stove.
- Do not ___ counters to reach kitchen items.
- Clean up ___ glass immediately.
- Do not try to ___ a falling knife.
- Cross ___ is when raw foods come into contact with ready-to-eat foods.
- Keep knives ___ to prevent injury.
- To reduce falls, keep the floor clear of ____.
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- Do not put metal in a ___.
- Raw foods such as ___ can contaminate ready-made food.
- The number one place people fall in the home.
- Put a lid on this type of fire.
- Always use an oven ____ to take hot pans out of the oven.
- Steam can also cause ___.
- Do not touch cords with wet ___.
14 Clues: Steam can also cause ___. • Do not put metal in a ___. • Put a lid on this type of fire. • Clean up ___ glass immediately. • Do not touch cords with wet ___. • Do not try to ___ a falling knife. • Keep knives ___ to prevent injury. • Turn pot and pan handles ___ on the stove. • Do not ___ counters to reach kitchen items. • The number one place people fall in the home. • ...
Safety education 2023-12-13
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- Every state has one
- The Basic Speed Law limits speed to
- Issuing and removing people’s driver’s license
- These conditions include factors such as traffic, weather, road, vehicle, and personal well-being.
- Speeding,running red lights,tailgating
- Minnesota requires liability insurance on vehicles
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- Aggressive driving, reckless driving
- Driver must consciously and intentionally drive in a dangerous manner
- Do not retaliate, stay calm
- Take license away less than 365 days
- Must be renewed every 1-2 years
- Inattention is primary cause of ALL crashes involving 16-18 year-old drivers
- 41 percent of deaths were in alcohol related crashes
- It lists the name of the owner, the make, style, vehicle identification number
14 Clues: Every state has one • Do not retaliate, stay calm • Must be renewed every 1-2 years • The Basic Speed Law limits speed to • Aggressive driving, reckless driving • Take license away less than 365 days • Speeding,running red lights,tailgating • Issuing and removing people’s driver’s license • Minnesota requires liability insurance on vehicles • ...
Health & Safety 2023-10-11
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- A permit to operate a vehicle or PIT
- Is key when working in high heat areas or environments
- OSHA term for when power strips or surge protectors are connected using other power strips or extension cords
- A document you refer to if you have been exposed to a hazardous chemical
- Safety activities and events are tracked in this app
- The main function of OSHA is to protect who
- The science of matching the work to the worker
- What the acronym HPE stands for
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- The door you go out in the event of an emergency
- When climbing stairs or getting on equipment always use 3 points of
- A wrist injury associated with computer use
- The "S" in the acronym PASS stands for
- The best way to prevent workplace sprains and strains
- Refers to protective clothing, gloves, helmets, shoes or other garments to protect employees from injury
14 Clues: What the acronym HPE stands for • A permit to operate a vehicle or PIT • The "S" in the acronym PASS stands for • A wrist injury associated with computer use • The main function of OSHA is to protect who • The science of matching the work to the worker • The door you go out in the event of an emergency • Safety activities and events are tracked in this app • ...
Safety Guidelines 2024-08-26
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- Allows moving small amounts of liquid
- You should always have _____
- Is use to to culture different types of cells.
- Know locations of _______ exits
- safety _____ allows you be aware of dangerous
- Always wear protective_____ when working with chemicals
- ________ guidelines will greatly reduce your chances of having an accident
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- Provides an enlarged image of an object.
- keep work areas ______
- Wear appropiated eye ____ whenever working in the laboratory
- Are used to hold, mix, and heat chemical experiments
- Dont ____ Around , learning mode
- Check the condition of ______ before and after using it
- ________ is a symbol that represent a deadly chemical
14 Clues: keep work areas ______ • You should always have _____ • Know locations of _______ exits • Dont ____ Around , learning mode • Allows moving small amounts of liquid • Provides an enlarged image of an object. • safety _____ allows you be aware of dangerous • Is use to to culture different types of cells. • Are used to hold, mix, and heat chemical experiments • ...
Forklift Safety 2024-08-27
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- ___ are responsible for your safety.
- PIT operators must wear a ___ while driving.
- Pedestrians and PIT operators should never ___ what the other will do.
- Speed, weight, and floor surface all have an effect on PIT stopping ___.
- Forklifts take ___ to brake and stop than a car.
- Forklift certifications are good for ___ years.
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- Make sure emergency exits, doors, and equipment are never ___.
- ALL powered industrial trucks need ___ daily before use.
- Avoid driving on oily and/or ___ surfaces.
- ___ can be limited for PIT operators and they may have blind spots.
- Pit operators should drive in ___ if their forward view is obstructed.
- PIT operators and pedestrians should ___ at all stop signs.
- Nearly 80% of forklift accidents involve a ___.
- All PIT operators must be properly trained and ___.
14 Clues: ___ are responsible for your safety. • Avoid driving on oily and/or ___ surfaces. • PIT operators must wear a ___ while driving. • Nearly 80% of forklift accidents involve a ___. • Forklift certifications are good for ___ years. • Forklifts take ___ to brake and stop than a car. • All PIT operators must be properly trained and ___. • ...
shop safety 2024-09-06
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- what do you need on your eyes
- what can only make straight lines
- you need to put wood under what tool
- make sure it is always unlocked when you are done
- do not
- whats the strongest sander
- don't tuch the blade with your
- whats the skinny tasanderader calles
- what is on the wall that you have to follow
- only walking no
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- what has two nobs that control the guard
- what sander do you need to keep the wood on the left side
- if you want to use it you can
- you have to follow them at all times
- what do you need on your feet at all times
15 Clues: do not • only walking no • whats the strongest sander • what do you need on your eyes • if you want to use it you can • don't tuch the blade with your • what can only make straight lines • you need to put wood under what tool • you have to follow them at all times • whats the skinny tasanderader calles • what has two nobs that control the guard • ...
Food safety 2024-09-25
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- Always keep what away from you?
- While cooking, keep other foods what?
- Risky foods are anything needs?
- Tilt where? of pots and pans towards you so you do not burn your hands or face.
- A food-borne illness is a disease caused by what?
- When cutting food, always use a what?
- You should clean your hands for how many seconds?
- a symptom of a Food-borne illness
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- Don't eat what foods within 2 hours?
- Always clean the counters and stuff you used so it doesn't get what?
- What could catch fire on a gas stove?
- Use what to pick up hot pans?
- Cook foods? (Hint it starts with a T)
- The best rule is always?
14 Clues: The best rule is always? • Use what to pick up hot pans? • Always keep what away from you? • Risky foods are anything needs? • a symptom of a Food-borne illness • Don't eat what foods within 2 hours? • What could catch fire on a gas stove? • While cooking, keep other foods what? • Cook foods? (Hint it starts with a T) • When cutting food, always use a what? • ...
Home Safety 2025-11-07
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- A very common place in the home where falls occur
- The "P" in the fire extinguisher acronym PASS stands for this
- Install smoke on every floor and in sleeping areas
- Secure rugs with non-slip
- A common tripping hazard often found on floors
- Poor lighting increases the risk of this
- Keep floors clear of this general term for unneeded items
- Ensuring adequate in dark spaces like hallways and stairs prevents accidents
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- Use a shower for safety while bathing
- Check these cords to ensure they are not frayed or under rugs
- Install these in bathrooms and near stairs for support
- An emergency alert system that can be worn as a pendant or bracelet
- Clear all walking to prevent falls
- Replace standard doorknobs with these easier-to-use handles
14 Clues: Secure rugs with non-slip • Clear all walking to prevent falls • Use a shower for safety while bathing • Poor lighting increases the risk of this • A common tripping hazard often found on floors • A very common place in the home where falls occur • Install smoke on every floor and in sleeping areas • Install these in bathrooms and near stairs for support • ...
Food Safety 2025-09-16
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- What you should do before handling food
- Label used to show when food should be used by
- Food stored at -18°C or lower
- These will be low if good standards of food hygiene are not maintained
- System used to rotate stock (First In, First ___)
- Bacteria that can grow on food if not stored properly
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- What you must check on food packaging before storing
- Harmful microorganisms that cause illness
- The employee will lose this if the food premises are closed
- Storage method that keeps food below 5°C
- Dirty storage areas can attract these pests
- Food safety law in the UK is enforced by the ___ Standards Agency
- Dry food should be stored in a ___ place
- Raw meat must be stored ___ from cooked food
14 Clues: Food stored at -18°C or lower • What you should do before handling food • Storage method that keeps food below 5°C • Dry food should be stored in a ___ place • Harmful microorganisms that cause illness • Dirty storage areas can attract these pests • Raw meat must be stored ___ from cooked food • Label used to show when food should be used by • ...
Excavation Safety 2025-10-01
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- Documented approval document required before digging an excavation
- A narrow excavation deeper than it is wide
- Equipment used for access into and out of excavations or trenches
- Regulation number in the Construction Regulations for excavations
- You need to scan an area for this before excavating
- Damage to underground service from ruptured water or sewerage pipes can result in this risk
- Batter and ______________ the sides of excavations before resorting to shoring methods
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- Type of service that could be damaged during excavation, if the correct steps were not followed
- Place this to warn people of excavations or trenches
- Protective structure used to support unstable trench walls
- Employees must have access in and out of long trench excavations at least every _________ meters
- A hazard caused by falling soil or rocks
- Distance in meters, that any materials, tools or equipment can be from the edge of an excavation
- Soil and risk identification, completed by a competent person, before entering an excavation Barricading Soft barrier to prevent falls into an excavation
14 Clues: A hazard caused by falling soil or rocks • A narrow excavation deeper than it is wide • You need to scan an area for this before excavating • Place this to warn people of excavations or trenches • Protective structure used to support unstable trench walls • Equipment used for access into and out of excavations or trenches • ...
Food Safety 2025-10-16
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- Harmful tiny living things; one type of microbiological hazard.
- A common food that is a severe allergen.
- Tiny living things like bacteria and viruses you can't see.
- Another microbiological hazard, like a common cold.
- Foods like peanuts or gluten that can make some people very sick.
- An allergen found in wheat.
- An example of an allergen that comes from the ocean.
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- Broken glass, fish bones, or soil are examples of this hazard you can see.
- Detergent, insect sprays, and lead are examples of this food hazard.
- A chemical used for cleaning that shouldn't be in food.
- A type of microbiological hazard, like mould.
- A physical contaminant that should be washed off food.
- A physical hazard if broken in food.
- A heavy metal that is an example of a chemical hazard.
14 Clues: An allergen found in wheat. • A physical hazard if broken in food. • A common food that is a severe allergen. • A type of microbiological hazard, like mould. • Another microbiological hazard, like a common cold. • An example of an allergen that comes from the ocean. • A physical contaminant that should be washed off food. • ...
Sun Safety 2026-09-07
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- The bright star that gives off UV rays
- SPF protects your...
- Swim shirt that covers your skin
- UV is strongest when your shadow is
- What you check to see if UV is strong
- Lotion that protects your skin
- A sun‑safe accessory worn on your head
- Cool place to sit to avoid UV
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- UV rays can cause this long‑term damage
- Best time to avoid the sun
- you should reapply this every two hours
- You wear these on your feet at the beach
- Clothing that covers arms
- Protects your eyes from UV
- Important to drink on hot days
15 Clues: SPF protects your... • Clothing that covers arms • Best time to avoid the sun • Protects your eyes from UV • Cool place to sit to avoid UV • Lotion that protects your skin • Important to drink on hot days • Swim shirt that covers your skin • UV is strongest when your shadow is • What you check to see if UV is strong • The bright star that gives off UV rays • ...
Woodshop Safety 2026-05-12
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- Type of cut allowed on the miter saw.
- You must make ____ cuts when doing tight curves on the band saw.
- When jointing a warped board, the concave side should face ______.
- Must be worn at all times in the shop.
- Material should be cut with the _____ to reduce tear out.
- A Safety tool used to guide wood through a table saw while keeping your hands away from the blade
- Always hold material ____ from the blade before turning on machine.
- Accessory used to cut round stock on a band saw.
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- Use the ____ to make a crosscut or angle cuts.
- This part of the table saw is used when completing a rip cut.
- Clothing and hair should not be ______.
- Report all accident and injuries to the _______.
- This happens when wood gets twisted while being cut on the table saw.
- ____ inches is the minimum safe finger distance from the blade while cutting.
14 Clues: Type of cut allowed on the miter saw. • Must be worn at all times in the shop. • Clothing and hair should not be ______. • Use the ____ to make a crosscut or angle cuts. • Report all accident and injuries to the _______. • Accessory used to cut round stock on a band saw. • Material should be cut with the _____ to reduce tear out. • ...
food vocab 2023-01-16
10 Clues: food safety • we eat this • cross __________ • things used to weigh • the raising of flour • a healthy dairy drink • a heat transfer method • a heat transfer method • used to keep items cool • used in foods such as cakes
Tech - Light It Up 2021-02-08
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- A safety issue.
- It’s used for measuring the length or width of either the fabric or model/object that the item is being made for.
- Seam pickers are used to quickly unpick thread if you make a mistake.
- It is the mechanical way of sewing things instead of doing it all by hand.
- They are used to temporarily hold things before sewing.
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- The zone that only one person is allowed in at a time (for safety reasons).
- The string that is sewed into other fabrics.
- The thing that the thread is wrapped around.
- The material produced by weaving or knitting fibres.
- Used to flatten fabric/clothing with its heat.
- They are used to cut fabric.
- The acronym of the equipment required for your safety in tech.
12 Clues: A safety issue. • They are used to cut fabric. • The string that is sewed into other fabrics. • The thing that the thread is wrapped around. • Used to flatten fabric/clothing with its heat. • The material produced by weaving or knitting fibres. • They are used to temporarily hold things before sewing. • The acronym of the equipment required for your safety in tech. • ...
Preparation and Safety 2017-05-31
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- All the kings of the Amorite have been __ against us.
- Jesus sent Peter and John saying go and __ the Passover for us.
- But when you go over the __.
- Though I walk in the __ of my mind and heart.
- Now on the first day of __ Bread the disciples came to Jesus.
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- On the first day of Unleavened Bread when the __ was being sacrificed.
- Your servant __ his own life as a guarantee of the young mans safety.
- It was the __ day and the passover was about to begin.
- Then the Jews asked __ that their legs might be broken.
- Bring your __ and what ever you have in the field to safety.
- So they prepared the __ for Josephs coming at noon.
- So I return to my __ house in safety.
12 Clues: But when you go over the __. • So I return to my __ house in safety. • Though I walk in the __ of my mind and heart. • So they prepared the __ for Josephs coming at noon. • All the kings of the Amorite have been __ against us. • It was the __ day and the passover was about to begin. • Then the Jews asked __ that their legs might be broken. • ...
Safety Survivor Crossword Puzzle 2017-02-06
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- When an unwanted release of energy could occur
- Example of a ___________is Hammer falls from a scaffold and almost hits a worker
- When an unwanted release of energy occurs and results in damage or injury
- Everyone thanked for what in the safety recognition
- Title of the Take 2 Incident
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- – Safety Database
- Name of Guest Speaker
- Number of Reportable instances from Jan 1-28
- Depression and ________ were the most prevalent mental health conditions that affected employees in the workplace
- Area where the Take 2:00 Safety Alert Happened
- According to the Canadian Survey, the % of employees that have taken off work due to mental health
- _______ for mental health concerns was more than two times more likely in employees age 30 and under compared to their older counterparts in the workforce
12 Clues: – Safety Database • Name of Guest Speaker • Title of the Take 2 Incident • Number of Reportable instances from Jan 1-28 • When an unwanted release of energy could occur • Area where the Take 2:00 Safety Alert Happened • Everyone thanked for what in the safety recognition • When an unwanted release of energy occurs and results in damage or injury • ...
Cocoa High School Science Safety Crossword Puzzle 2021-08-08
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- safety attire used to protect your eyes.
- you should know the location of this type of equipment.
- act in the manner while in a classroom or laboratory.
- ask for this if you need assistance in following all verbal or written instructions.
- these experiments are not permitted.
- this type of exit leads to the exterior of a building.
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- these are to be reported to the teacher while in a laboratory setting.
- this is needed from your teacher when working in the laboratory.
- this type of practice includes washing your hands after performing experiments.
- this type of exit leads out of the laboratory but not necessarily out out of the building.
- safety attire used to protect your clothes and body.
- you should never do this with chemicals in the laboratory.
12 Clues: these experiments are not permitted. • safety attire used to protect your eyes. • safety attire used to protect your clothes and body. • act in the manner while in a classroom or laboratory. • this type of exit leads to the exterior of a building. • you should know the location of this type of equipment. • you should never do this with chemicals in the laboratory. • ...
Ramp Safety 2026-11-07
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- What mile radius of the airfield lightning must strike to declare Red Alert.
- Conducted by all members working the flight, the Pre-arrival/departure __________.
- Who always has the right-of-way?
- S.T.O.P - Stop, Think Observe, __________?
- Other than engines, what must be turned off BEFORE agents can approach the aircraft?
- What must be conducted before entering the Diamond of Safety with equipment?
- The distance in feet that must be maintained between equipment and the aircraft.
- What is the most prevalent hazard on the ramp?
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- Never allowed between equipment and the aircraft (excluding tow bars).
- What is always required to be worn when moving equipment? (With one exception)
- Six cones/approved safety devices placed around the aircraft establishes the _________ of Safety.
- If you see something, ____ something.
12 Clues: Who always has the right-of-way? • If you see something, ____ something. • S.T.O.P - Stop, Think Observe, __________? • What is the most prevalent hazard on the ramp? • Never allowed between equipment and the aircraft (excluding tow bars). • What mile radius of the airfield lightning must strike to declare Red Alert. • ...
23528329098131 2020-09-17
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- Information about the accident and how it occurred.
- Two or more people are affected by eating the same food.
- Examination of something.
- Property damage caused by fire.
- Detectors that react to the movement of flames.
- The guidelines that are based on safety practices and the insurance carrier’s requirements.
- The spread of pathogens from one surface to another
- Pest Control Operator.
- Establishment and the property.
- Microorganisms that have cell walls but lack organelles and a fully functional nucleus, it can also cause some diseases
- Event where a mishap was barely avoided.
- reports that the OSHA requires from chemical manufacturers and suppliers for all the chemicals they sell that may be hazardous.
- Food, Acid, Temperature, Time, Oxygen and Moisture.
- Employees notify the other employees about chemical hazards to train employees to use them safely.
- Small single celled organisms or multicellular organisms that cause food spoilage such as yeast and mold.
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration enforces safety regulations in a workplace.
- Includes live electrical equipment and typically occurs in motors.
- Reacts to smoke.
- Materials that can cause damage to property and injury.
- Bacteria, virus, any microorganism that can cause disease.
- Not cooked for the right amount of minimal internal temperature.
- Organism that lives in another organism.
- Removing food stuck in a person’s airway.
- Procedure for solving pest problems while decreasing risks to people and the environment.
- The amount of time the water could interact with the disinfectant to be sure of potability.
- Treatment to give to someone who needs medical help.
- A schedule for the cleaning of tools, equipment, containers, etc.
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- Steps required to change raw materials and ingredients into manufactured food products.
- The action of polluting a clean object.
- Growth of fungi in food.
- Inspection to see the safety of facilities, equipment, employee practices, and management practices.
- Controlling food to make sure it is safe to eat.
- Cleaning hands.
- It comes after cleaning and it is used to reduce the amount of microorganisms.
- A procedure where a control is applied to prevent a food hazard, bringing it to an acceptable level.
- Protects bacteria from the body.
- Food that is prepared and good to eat.
- Food that needs temperature control safety.
- Policies that require certain things from the workers personal hygiene.
- Disease caused by contaminated food.
- Unable grow or reproduce unless in a living cell.
- Reacts to heat.
- A mistake that was unintentionally made.
- Measures the temperature from the surface.
- Temperatures in which pathogens can easily grow.
- Systems that can operate without someone controlling it.
- Legal responsibility someone takes for another person.
- Hazards that can cause illnesses or injuries.
- Measures temperature through a metal stick that includes a sensor at the end. It can measure from 0-220 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Groups of people that have a higher risk of getting sick more than others.
- Includes flammable liquids and grease.
- Person who invites people and is in charge of food and the whole event.
- Paths to take while evacuating.
- A value of maximum or minimum to which a biological, chemical, and physical measurements must be controlled at a CCP to lessen to tolerable level of food safety hazard.
- Includes wood, paper, cloth, or cardboard
- This can help a person start breathing again.
- A procedure to ensure food safety through a set of steps.
- A log to keep track of illnesses and injuries.
- Process of comparing measurements by a test device compared to ones taken by the usual device.
- Plan to protect the workers in case of unpredicted danger.
- First In, First Out
- A single celled organism that can transform sugar or starch into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
62 Clues: Cleaning hands. • Reacts to heat. • Reacts to smoke. • First In, First Out • Pest Control Operator. • Growth of fungi in food. • Examination of something. • Property damage caused by fire. • Establishment and the property. • Paths to take while evacuating. • Protects bacteria from the body. • Disease caused by contaminated food. • Food that is prepared and good to eat. • ...
Medication Safety Week 2022-09-23
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- VERIFY PATIENT ____ AT EVERY VISIT.
- SAFETY PREVENTS MEDICATION ____.
- AVOID ______ TO PREVENT MISTAKES FROM OCCURRING.
- CHECK THE ___ OF MEDICATIONS BEFORE ADMINISTRATION.
- ___ CAN HAPPEN AT ANY TIME.
- DO YOUR ___ IN ENFORCING MED SAFETY.
- BE ___ OF PATIENT CARE.
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- PATIENTS ON HOW TO PROPERLY TAKE THEIR MEDICATIONS.
- MEDICATIONS SHOULD BE RECONCILED AT __.
- REVIEW PATIENT'S CHART TO AVOID MEDICATION ___.
- __ __ ORDERS WHEN RECIEVING VERBAL MEDICATION ORDERS.
11 Clues: BE ___ OF PATIENT CARE. • ___ CAN HAPPEN AT ANY TIME. • SAFETY PREVENTS MEDICATION ____. • VERIFY PATIENT ____ AT EVERY VISIT. • DO YOUR ___ IN ENFORCING MED SAFETY. • MEDICATIONS SHOULD BE RECONCILED AT __. • REVIEW PATIENT'S CHART TO AVOID MEDICATION ___. • AVOID ______ TO PREVENT MISTAKES FROM OCCURRING. • PATIENTS ON HOW TO PROPERLY TAKE THEIR MEDICATIONS. • ...
So Fire, So Good 2022-08-30
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- Color of fireworks placard
- Group that is protected by 15' safety distance
- Largest festival we provide effects for.
- Gas that atomizes isopar
- Our flame unit with highest max flame
- New parent company
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- Superbowl location in 2023
- Joe Bessner's choice of snack from 7/11
- Our #1 Core Value
- Tour that just wrapped up
- New labor manager's first name
11 Clues: Our #1 Core Value • New parent company • Gas that atomizes isopar • Tour that just wrapped up • Superbowl location in 2023 • Color of fireworks placard • New labor manager's first name • Our flame unit with highest max flame • Joe Bessner's choice of snack from 7/11 • Largest festival we provide effects for. • Group that is protected by 15' safety distance
test 2023-05-22
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- Protection Agency:epa
- product safety comission:cpsc
- Communication Commission:fcc
- and Exchange Commission: sec
- on items they produce. federal trade commision.
- acts as a medium of trade
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- tax main source of revenue for the federal government salestax and tax conumers
- Trade Commission:ftc
- Safety and Health Administration :osha
- Employment Opportunity Commission:eeoc
- is what you pay extra to buy something
- and drug administration: fda
12 Clues: Trade Commission:ftc • Protection Agency:epa • acts as a medium of trade • Communication Commission:fcc • and Exchange Commission: sec • and drug administration: fda • product safety comission:cpsc • Safety and Health Administration :osha • Employment Opportunity Commission:eeoc • is what you pay extra to buy something • on items they produce. federal trade commision. • ...
Safety can be FUN 2023-05-16
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- Type of business insurance for injured employees
- Arc ____; Electrical Explosion
- Protective tool for your head
- Used for reaching higher
- The cleaning and preparing of job sites
- Fire _____; puts out fires
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- Condition of being protected from risk
- Designed to limit, control, or stop over edge injuries
- The Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- Procedure used to de-energize
- Reflective garment
11 Clues: Reflective garment • Used for reaching higher • Fire _____; puts out fires • Protective tool for your head • Procedure used to de-energize • Arc ____; Electrical Explosion • Condition of being protected from risk • The cleaning and preparing of job sites • Type of business insurance for injured employees • The Occupational Safety and Health Administration • ...
Tech - Light It Up 2021-02-08
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- A safety issue.
- Seam pickers are used to quickly unpick thread if you make a mistake.
- The string that is sewed into other fabrics.
- They are used to temporarily hold things before sewing.
- The zone that only one person is allowed in at a time (for safety reasons).
- The thing that the thread is wrapped around.
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- It is the mechanical way of sewing things instead of doing it all by hand.
- The material produced by weaving or knitting fibres.
- It’s used for measuring the length or width of either the fabric or model/object that the item is being made for.
- The acronym of the equipment required for your safety in tech.
- Used to flatten fabric/clothing with its heat.
- They are used to cut fabric.
12 Clues: A safety issue. • They are used to cut fabric. • The string that is sewed into other fabrics. • The thing that the thread is wrapped around. • Used to flatten fabric/clothing with its heat. • The material produced by weaving or knitting fibres. • They are used to temporarily hold things before sewing. • The acronym of the equipment required for your safety in tech. • ...
Tech - Light It Up 2021-02-08
Across
- A safety issue.
- It’s used for measuring the length or width of either the fabric or model/object that the item is being made for.
- Seam pickers are used to quickly unpick thread if you make a mistake.
- It is the mechanical way of sewing things instead of doing it all by hand.
- They are used to temporarily hold things before sewing.
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- The zone that only one person is allowed in at a time (for safety reasons).
- The string that is sewed into other fabrics.
- The thing that the thread is wrapped around.
- The material produced by weaving or knitting fibres.
- Used to flatten fabric/clothing with its heat.
- They are used to cut fabric.
- The acronym of the equipment required for your safety in tech.
12 Clues: A safety issue. • They are used to cut fabric. • The string that is sewed into other fabrics. • The thing that the thread is wrapped around. • Used to flatten fabric/clothing with its heat. • The material produced by weaving or knitting fibres. • They are used to temporarily hold things before sewing. • The acronym of the equipment required for your safety in tech. • ...
B1 Air Travel 2024-12-11
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- A safety device worn to float in water in an emergency.
- The door used to leave the plane quickly in case of danger.
- A bag provided for passengers who feel unwell during the flight.
- The team of people who assist passengers on the plane.
- A safety strap you fasten during takeoff and landing.
- The person in charge of flying the plane.
- The seat next to the side of the plane with a view outside.
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- A person who serves passengers and ensures safety on a flight.
- A small bag you can bring onto the plane with you.
- The document or ticket you need to board the plane.
- The storage space above the seats on an airplane.
- The seat next to the path where people walk on the plane.
12 Clues: The person in charge of flying the plane. • The storage space above the seats on an airplane. • A small bag you can bring onto the plane with you. • The document or ticket you need to board the plane. • A safety strap you fasten during takeoff and landing. • The team of people who assist passengers on the plane. • ...
SVIM General Operations EHS Awareness 2025-01-14
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- ____, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain
- Most common hazard in the Production line is hand/ finger ____ hazard.
- ____ Kit contains plaster, bandage, gauze, etc.
- Ensure wires and boxes are not on the pathway to prevent slips, ___ and falls.
- Every employee has a ___ Work Authority and obligation if asked to perform or observe an unsafe action.
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- ____ Off Electrical Devices/Sockets when not in use.
- ____ are stored in the yellow cabinet.
- Use a lifting device or get a ____ to help when you cannot lift a box by yourself.
- ____ your hands after handling chemicals and before eating
- Safety Target: ___ Recordable Injuries, Near-miss Incidents, First Aid Incidents
- Ear ___, safety glasses and safety shoes must be worn in the Production line.
- Working ___ or in isolated areas is not allowed.
12 Clues: ____ are stored in the yellow cabinet. • ____, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain • ____ Kit contains plaster, bandage, gauze, etc. • Working ___ or in isolated areas is not allowed. • ____ Off Electrical Devices/Sockets when not in use. • ____ your hands after handling chemicals and before eating • ...
Observation-CBI 2022-05-27
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- When using honk horn, drive slowly and inspect
- Walking in front of forklifts you are putting yourself in the
- Use same side hand and foot, build a bridge, and slide the load close to the body to prevent
- Tools have to be used correctly and in good working
- Pay attention to what you are doing
- Earplugs, safety glasses, safety vest, safety shoes, and bump cap
- Use your line of strength while
- Use 3 points of contact when ascending or descending
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- Pre-position one foot back, use mid-range wrist motions, and keep back straight while sitting or standing is proper
- A caution sign or wet floor sign is a form of
- Use same side hand and foot, flex your knees, position elbows closer, and align spine while
- Before going into a machine you have to
- Sticking hand into conveyor is a form of
13 Clues: Use your line of strength while • Pay attention to what you are doing • Before going into a machine you have to • Sticking hand into conveyor is a form of • A caution sign or wet floor sign is a form of • When using honk horn, drive slowly and inspect • Tools have to be used correctly and in good working • Use 3 points of contact when ascending or descending • ...
Examples 2022-12-20
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- what essay compares and gives examples on the difference between food of the past and now
- what type of critical indicator would describe the percent of marriages that end in divorce
- What causes people to see the potential danger in everything?
- what piece of identification do you need in america to purchase a firearm
- what process does ray guy use to describe his examples
- difference between two things
- what does "Safety First, Fun a Distant Second" end with?
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- what does the author of "Safety First, Fun a Distant Second" refer to as an evolutionary role?
- reiterating what someone says
- What percent of an Examples should an Example Essay type include?
- a description of an event
- what standard attention getting device does Freed use in "Say Hi Or Die" to open his essay
- what essay compared L.A safety to Montreal's
13 Clues: a description of an event • reiterating what someone says • difference between two things • what essay compared L.A safety to Montreal's • what process does ray guy use to describe his examples • what does "Safety First, Fun a Distant Second" end with? • What causes people to see the potential danger in everything? • ...
Civics 2023-05-30
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- protected by negotiated contracts
- federal communications commission
- Consumer Product Safety Commission
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- a tax levied on land and buildings
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- a legal claim of ownership
- Payments made by individuals and corporations based on income received.
- Food and Drug Administration
- securities and exchange commission
- federal trade commission
10 Clues: federal trade commission • a legal claim of ownership • Food and Drug Administration • protected by negotiated contracts • federal communications commission • Consumer Product Safety Commission • securities and exchange commission • a tax levied on land and buildings • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • ...
Unit 2 Words 2021-09-01
Medical Safety 2024-08-15
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- enforces safety standards in the workplace
- not-for-profit organization that works to ensure healthcare organizations provide quality care
- responsible for Medicare and Medicaid
- regulating the safety of food and drug
- When a professional medical provider could have done something to treat a patient but didn’t do so, even though they knew it might harm the
- the methods the facility uses to carry out its policies.
- Any unanticipated event in a healthcare setting resulting in death or serious physical or psychological injury to a patient
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- A rule made and maintained by an authority
- Being legally responsible for causing harm.
- Promoting the safety and comfort of a person by adapting the
- Principles that direct the facility’s activities
- Failure to take reasonable care or steps to prevent loss or injury to another person
- The agency that protects human health and the environment
13 Clues: responsible for Medicare and Medicaid • regulating the safety of food and drug • A rule made and maintained by an authority • enforces safety standards in the workplace • Being legally responsible for causing harm. • Principles that direct the facility’s activities • the methods the facility uses to carry out its policies. • ...
Influence on Patient Care: Quality, Safety, & Advocacy 2026-05-05
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- Along with emotional support, nurses must offer this to provide the best care.
- Type of care received when quality, safety, and advocacy are incorporated.
- Providing patient-centered, effective, timely, and evidence-based care.
- Practice involving collaboration between nurses, physicians, and pharmacists.
- Supporting patients in decision-making and signing for procedures.
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- Nurses must be resourceful and ____ with other healthcare members.
- High-quality care leads to faster recovery and improved patient ____.
- A primary way to improve patient safety and infection control.
- Nurses are responsible for continuous ____ and early recognition of changes.
- Supporting and speaking up for patients to ensure their rights are respected.
- The prevention of harm to patients by minimizing risks and reducing errors.
11 Clues: A primary way to improve patient safety and infection control. • Nurses must be resourceful and ____ with other healthcare members. • Supporting patients in decision-making and signing for procedures. • High-quality care leads to faster recovery and improved patient ____. • Providing patient-centered, effective, timely, and evidence-based care. • ...
146 - The Simpson's 2018-04-12
17 Clues: mål • søppel • husmor • straffe • klønete • husmødre • oppdiktet • drittunge • ei reklame • hovedrolle • tegneserie • atomkraftverk • veldig morsom • sikkerhetsvakt • tegneserietegner • tegneserietegneren • en tegneserietegner
JMD Training Health and Safety Crossword 2022-09-09
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- An essential part of a health and safety management system.
- The outcome of a hazardous event.
- A predefined safety procedure whereby the energy supply of industrial machinery and equipment is turned off while cleaning, maintenance or repair work is performed.
- You can delegate responsibility but you can't give away your _________________.
- Poor ______________ creates hazards for everyone.
- Covers any equipment that's used in a workplace and could pose a risk to people's health and safety.
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- So far as __________________ practicable.
- The ability to undertake responsibilities and perform activities to a recognised standard on a regular basis.
- The measure of the chance that a hazardous event will occur.
- The most effective method of risk control.
- This is anything with the potential to cause harm.
- Regulations relating to the usage of lifting equipment.
- A set of standards for a company's behavior used by socially conscious investors to screen potential investments
13 Clues: The outcome of a hazardous event. • So far as __________________ practicable. • The most effective method of risk control. • Poor ______________ creates hazards for everyone. • This is anything with the potential to cause harm. • Regulations relating to the usage of lifting equipment. • An essential part of a health and safety management system. • ...
Chapter 1 Keep Food Safe 2023-09-25
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- Abbreviation for Time/temperature consistency for safety
- How many people must get sick for it to be an outbreak?
- Working while sick is an example of a personal ______ concern
- Cleaners, sanitizers are examples of what kind of contaminate?
- A disease transmitted to people from food is called what kind of illness?
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- A harmful substance found in food.
- Virus, bacteria are an example of _________contaminant is
- people with a compromised ___ system are at high risk for getting a food-borne illness
- Eggs a TCS food? True or False
- These are the greatest threat to food safety.
- The same cutting board is used to prep raw meat, then lettuce. This is an example of ____-contamination?
- Food was left out on a prep table to cool for several hours. This is an example of time and temperature _____
- Food Safety Regulations are enforced by the
13 Clues: Eggs a TCS food? True or False • A harmful substance found in food. • Food Safety Regulations are enforced by the • These are the greatest threat to food safety. • How many people must get sick for it to be an outbreak? • Abbreviation for Time/temperature consistency for safety • Virus, bacteria are an example of _________contaminant is • ...
TeamSTEPPS 2021-07-27
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- Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommend
- Transfer of information at transition of care
- Inform team at once in emergent situations
- Constructive approach for managing conflict
- Two-____rule empowers all to stop the line
- ___support is when you assist another
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- Team event to relay information
- Patient ___is key outcome for TeamSTEPPS
- Concerned, Uncomfortable, Safety Issue
- After Action Review
- Closed loop communication
11 Clues: After Action Review • Closed loop communication • Team event to relay information • ___support is when you assist another • Concerned, Uncomfortable, Safety Issue • Patient ___is key outcome for TeamSTEPPS • Inform team at once in emergent situations • Two-____rule empowers all to stop the line • Constructive approach for managing conflict • ...
Come to the Fair! 2023-08-15
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- In Greek, work
- How Italians like their ER.
- Not the kind that keeps you in!
- EHS may give these for safety wins.
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- Cry out when you need this.
- In Greek, natural law.
- Everyone on the plant floor has one.
- What you do with fire.
- Many of us work with our _______.
- We learn by _______.
- The first part of new safety rules.
11 Clues: In Greek, work • We learn by _______. • In Greek, natural law. • What you do with fire. • Cry out when you need this. • How Italians like their ER. • Not the kind that keeps you in! • Many of us work with our _______. • The first part of new safety rules. • EHS may give these for safety wins. • Everyone on the plant floor has one.
Prevost 2024-04-03
11 Clues: I transport air • I have many nozzles • I remove wheel nuts • I stop high pressure • I take away particles • I come with many lengths • hose used in spray booth • I am safety and none safety • I am used to make extension hose • you use me for different pressures • I am a small fitting for point of use
Quality Crossword Puzzle 2023-12-01
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- You must wash your hands for at least ____ seconds with warm water and soap before returning to work.
- Proper ________ is the #1 defense against foodborne illness.
- Report any missing or damaged _____ to your supervisor.
- We must strive to be _____ ready every day to meet our customer, regulatory and corporate requirements.
- We must ______ any pest sightings.
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- Food Safety and Quality is _____responsibility.
- We must immediately report any food _____deviations to ensure a strong food safety program and culture.
- Notify the _______ department if you see any broken glass or plastic.
- _____Must be fully enclosed by a hairnet and/or beard net.
- All secondary chemical containers must have a ______.
- All _____from outside must be kept locked at all times.
11 Clues: We must ______ any pest sightings. • Food Safety and Quality is _____responsibility. • All secondary chemical containers must have a ______. • Report any missing or damaged _____ to your supervisor. • All _____from outside must be kept locked at all times. • _____Must be fully enclosed by a hairnet and/or beard net. • ...
Let's explore Britain! 2022-04-27
18 Clues: vždy • hodně • práce • tátova • čistit • šťastný • mluvit o • nacvičovat • bezpečnost • šálek čaje • motor/stroj • připraven na • zkontrolovat • pracovat na/v • dát si na sebe • autem(cestovat) • vybavení/nářadí • baterka/svítilna
eTwinning 2023-04-05
18 Clues: blocks • safety • freedom • opennes • respect • open mind • democracy • technology • flexibility • adaptability • communication • inventiveness • responsibility • nástroje online tools • učebnice new textbooks • myslenie critical thinking • gramotnosť computer literacy • učebných osnov curriculum reduction
social work in end of life care 2026-02-10
Across
- : Emotional reactions to loss
- : Approach prioritizing safety and empowerment
- : Framework linking wellness to surroundings
- : Care delivered in familiar environments
Down
- : Early community‑based social work model
- : Wellness dimension focused on connection
- : Trauma‑informed principle
- : Relational patterns influencing grief
- : Core value in end‑of‑life care
- : Increasing choice and autonomy
10 Clues: : Trauma‑informed principle • : Emotional reactions to loss • : Core value in end‑of‑life care • : Increasing choice and autonomy • : Relational patterns influencing grief • : Early community‑based social work model • : Care delivered in familiar environments • : Wellness dimension focused on connection • : Framework linking wellness to surroundings • ...
Follow HACCP Plan 2022-04-26
Across
- any organism or its by-product that is present in food/feed that can cause injury/ illness when consumed
- Quality and Safety System for Feed Ingredients that addresses and identifies safety, quality, and regulatory compliance in order to minimize hazards
- Abr. Critical Control Point
- undesirable substance that may render food/ feed unsafe for consumption.
- highest hygiene area requiring the most contamination controls
- document required for all CCP screens
- Process critical control for metal contamination
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- low hygiene area requiring basic contamination controls
- medium hygiene area requiring moderate contamination controls
- systematic approach to identify, evaluate and control hazards in foods. A technique to improve the safety and quality of food products and food additives
- environmental contaminants due to open process, or from processing contaminants due to wearing material
- worn to prevent hair from falling into process
- Process critical control for foreign contamination
13 Clues: Abr. Critical Control Point • document required for all CCP screens • worn to prevent hair from falling into process • Process critical control for metal contamination • Process critical control for foreign contamination • low hygiene area requiring basic contamination controls • medium hygiene area requiring moderate contamination controls • ...
kappale 7 2023-03-08
15 Clues: estää • sylki • virtsa • hörppiä • hurista • pehmetä • tuuletin • bensiini • laskeutua • erityisesti • samaan aikaan • term lyhytaikainen • rise auringon nousu • reflector heijastin • control kaukosäädin
Spelling Week 7 2026-09-09
Health and safety key legislation 2025-11-27
Across
- and Social Care Act 2012 – Clue: Restructured NHS responsibilities.
- Act 1968 – Clue: Governs licensing and supply of medicines.
- Act 2010 – Clue: Combines anti-discrimination laws into one.
- of Information Act 2000 – Clue: Gives public access to government-held information.
- Time Regulations 1998 – Clue: Limits hours and ensures rest breaks.
- Safety Act 1990 – Clue: Ensures food is safe to eat.
- of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 – Clue: Requires employers to carry out risk assessments.
- Handling Operations Regulations 1992 – Clue: Prevents injury from lifting and moving loads.
- Rights Act 1998 – Clue: Brings European Convention rights into UK law.
- Act 2014 – Clue: Sets out local authority duties for adult care.
- (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 – Clue: Covers ventilation, lighting, and cleanliness.
- of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations 2002 – Clue: Governs safe use of chemicals.
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- Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 – Clue: Created the DBS checking system.
- Standards Act 2000 – Clue: Established regulation of care services.
- of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) 2013 – Clue: Requires reporting of workplace accidents.
- Protection Act 2018 – Clue: UK law aligned with GDPR.
- Capacity Act 2005 – Clue: Protects decision-making for those lacking capacity.
- Interest Disclosure Act 1998 – Clue: Protects whistleblowers in the workplace.
- and Safety at Work Act 1974 – Clue: Protects employees in all workplaces.
- and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 – Clue: Ensures equipment is safe to use.
20 Clues: Safety Act 1990 – Clue: Ensures food is safe to eat. • Protection Act 2018 – Clue: UK law aligned with GDPR. • Act 1968 – Clue: Governs licensing and supply of medicines. • Act 2010 – Clue: Combines anti-discrimination laws into one. • Act 2014 – Clue: Sets out local authority duties for adult care. • ...
Radiology Patient Safety Week 2025-04-02
Across
- Two acceptable patient identifiers include patient's name and
- What is a tool used for early detection of breast cancer?
- How many minutes are required for disinfection with Sani-Cloth Bleach Wipes
- What time of precautions require PPE consisting of gloves and a respirator?
- Precautions requiring PPE consisting of gloves and gown.
- What type of precautions require PPE consisting of only gloves?
- This is required prior to a procedure to identify the patient, site, procedure, and consent.
- What type of material is used in an apron to block the radiation omitted by x-rays?
- This is one of the three basic rules of radiation safety.
Down
- What reduces the field size and radiation dose?
- Who is responsible for patient safety?
- This is one of the three basic rules of radiation safety
- What is the abbreviation meaning nothing by mouth?
- What type of precautions require PPE consisting of gloves, gown, mask, and eye protection?
- This is the single most important way to prevent the spread of infection.
- An MRI might not be safe to undergo if a patient has an implant made of this material
- What is the expression used to prevent patient falls? "BLANK don't fall"
- This is one of the three basic rules of radiation safety.
- What is the abbreviation mechanism for reducing unnecessary radiation?
19 Clues: Who is responsible for patient safety? • What reduces the field size and radiation dose? • What is the abbreviation meaning nothing by mouth? • This is one of the three basic rules of radiation safety • Precautions requiring PPE consisting of gloves and gown. • What is a tool used for early detection of breast cancer? • ...
November Cow Chronicle 2026-11-01
Across
- This Team Member won the superlative for most dependable last year
- Hepatitis A is most known for producing what symptom of a foodborne illness?
- This element of the CORE 4 is a hidden message on page 10 of the November Cow Chronicle
- The frequency at which food contact surfaces must be sanitized
- The Team Members celebrating work anniversaries this month are Austin W. and ____
- How long sanitizer must remain on a surface to be effective
- Superlative voting is due ______
- The 'O' in FATTOM stands for ____
- This food safety defense mechanism is used to keep pests out of the restaurant
- Dishes must always be stored _____ when drying
Down
- Development opportunities include food safety 101 and ______ this month
- One of the food safety five; the accidental transfer of harmful bacteria, viruses or toxins from one surface, object or food to another
- The four Team Members who dressed as Minions for Halloween are Lyniah, Gabby, Ella and ____.
- T/F Team Members may accept $50 or $100 bills outside
- The minimum temperature for hand washing is ______
- The most recently promoted Team Member
- This Team Member won the superlative for most ambitious last year
- Number of engagement opportunities a Supervisor is required to attend this year
18 Clues: Superlative voting is due ______ • The 'O' in FATTOM stands for ____ • The most recently promoted Team Member • Dishes must always be stored _____ when drying • The minimum temperature for hand washing is ______ • T/F Team Members may accept $50 or $100 bills outside • How long sanitizer must remain on a surface to be effective • ...
The French Times Crossword #13 2012-10-24
10 Clues: Our king • Land = power • Church people • Shortages of this • Who sponsors this paper • What the royal family fled in • Persuaded the royal family to flee • Head of the Committee of Public Safety • Invented by the Committee of Public Safety • The Church's land became this to stem violence
ELECTRIC CROSSWORD CHALLENGE 2024-04-19
Across
- Device for turning electricity on and off
- Board holding circuit breakers
- Receptacle for an electrical device
- Safety path for electricity
- Unit measuring electrical potential
Down
- Conducts electricity within a circuit
- Unit of electrical power
- Safety device that interrupts excessive current
- Tube protecting electrical wiring
- Energy-efficient light source
10 Clues: Unit of electrical power • Safety path for electricity • Energy-efficient light source • Board holding circuit breakers • Tube protecting electrical wiring • Receptacle for an electrical device • Unit measuring electrical potential • Conducts electricity within a circuit • Device for turning electricity on and off • Safety device that interrupts excessive current
HSE DAYS 2026-01-27
Across
- Alat pelindung diri untuk bekerja diketinggian
- Anjungan Tensi Mandiri
- material safety data sheet
- Alat pemadam api ringan
Down
- Limbah seperti plastik,bubble wrap
- Contractor Safety Management System
- Lawan kata selamat
- Alat pelindung diri untuk kepala
- Pemeriksaan kesehatan
- Alat yang digunakan untuk identifikasi bahaya pada bagian kecil pekerjaan
10 Clues: Lawan kata selamat • Pemeriksaan kesehatan • Anjungan Tensi Mandiri • Alat pemadam api ringan • material safety data sheet • Alat pelindung diri untuk kepala • Limbah seperti plastik,bubble wrap • Contractor Safety Management System • Alat pelindung diri untuk bekerja diketinggian • Alat yang digunakan untuk identifikasi bahaya pada bagian kecil pekerjaan
Dementia Safety Check for Caregivers 2025-12-25
Across
- : Ability often affected in dementia
- : Helps reduce safety risks
- : High-risk area for accidents
- : Improves visibility and reduces falls
- : Requires careful management
Down
- : Situation requiring immediate help
- : Common cause of injury in older adults
- : Leaving home unexpectedly
- : Focus of preventing injuries at home
- : Daily structure that reduces confusion
10 Clues: : Leaving home unexpectedly • : Helps reduce safety risks • : Requires careful management • : High-risk area for accidents • : Situation requiring immediate help • : Ability often affected in dementia • : Focus of preventing injuries at home • : Improves visibility and reduces falls • : Common cause of injury in older adults • : Daily structure that reduces confusion
NFL 2026 First Round Rookies 2026-04-28
10 Clues: Former Oregon safety • Former Oregon tight end • Former Ohio State safety • Former Utah offensive tackle • Former Notre Dame running back • Former Texas A&M wide receiver • Former Texas Tech defensive end • Former Georgia offensive tackle • Former Ohio State wide receiver • Former San Diego State corner back
7ж.2 2019-12-03
16 Clues: каша • зверь • совет • газета • реклама • сплетни • забивать • безопасность • побить рекорд • выздоравливать • прогноз погоды • местные новости • вызывать панику • прийти на помощь • ежедневный гороскоп • национальные новости
crafts 2017-12-10
18 Clues: pin • loom • winder • shuttle • unpicker • lazy kate • safety pin • overlocker • pin cushion • niddy-noddy • warping mill • crochet hook • computer loom • cutting table • measuring tape • seaming needle • knitting needles • factory sewing machine
Chapter 1 - 2 2019-01-20
17 Clues: шаг • против • товары • остров • приказ • простой • корабль • владелец • довольный • достигать • по-доброму • принадлежать • безопасность • поездка, путь, дорога • плыть (о судне, о корабле) • беда, проблема, неприятность • судовладелец, владелец корабля
kpl 7 2023-03-08
15 Clues: keksiä • kuolema • bensiini • keksintö • langaton • tikapuut • vetoketju • laskuvarjo • avaruusalus • foam älyvaahto • astianpesukone • battery paristo • control kaukosäädin • reflector heijastin • product arkipäivän esine
Sanding-finishing 2026-03-16
15 Clues: kogus • kaitse • tervis • lihvmasin • vähendama • viimistlus • suurendama • lintlihvija • tolmukogumine • jääk, jäätmed • suure jõudlusega • ohutus, turvalisus • paindlik, mitmekülgne • eemaldus, kõrvaldamine • vaheltvõtt, eemaldamine
Safety 2023-07-19
Across
- __________ is the third S in 5S which also means "Shine"
- 5 June is celebrated as World ________ Day
- __________ is the Sustainability campaign Mascot of Reliance Retail
- __________ Stands for "Standardize" in 5S
Down
- 5S principles:_____________ workplace safety & productivity
- __________ is the Safety campaign Mascot of Reliance Retail
- Reduce, Reuse and ________
- __________ on the job safety is a practical training program
8 Clues: Reduce, Reuse and ________ • __________ Stands for "Standardize" in 5S • 5 June is celebrated as World ________ Day • __________ is the third S in 5S which also means "Shine" • 5S principles:_____________ workplace safety & productivity • __________ is the Safety campaign Mascot of Reliance Retail • __________ on the job safety is a practical training program • ...
Safety Month Crossword 2022-05-20
Across
- Safety is ________ responsibility
- Use ______when handling sharp objects
- What is the first named hurricane for 2022?
- Who is RSW's DOSHO
- When does hurricane season end in Florida?
- Safety ______ System
Down
- Get a kit, make a ______
- What should you do before lifting a bag
- What does the "O" in OSHE stand for?
- Personal________equipment
- What should you do before putting your hands inside of a bag?
- What does the "A" in SAT stand for?
12 Clues: Who is RSW's DOSHO • Safety ______ System • Get a kit, make a ______ • Personal________equipment • Safety is ________ responsibility • What does the "A" in SAT stand for? • What does the "O" in OSHE stand for? • Use ______when handling sharp objects • What should you do before lifting a bag • When does hurricane season end in Florida? • ...
CM II - Module 2 2022-06-01
Across
- Effective management must assign responsibilities to all _____.
- A ______ hazard is one that may cause injury, illness, or property damage.
- Employee screening and placement should be practical, cost effective, and non-___________.
- Direct ______ is used to conduct a JSA.
- Performing safety _____ is a safety-related responsibility of a project manager.
Down
- The vast majority of incidents result from ______ acts.
- The overall responsibility for safety rests with the corporate ________.
- An incident is likely to have a _______ effect on a contractor's worker's compensation insurance.
- According to NIOSH, the leading health-related problem in the workplace is _____ injury.
- The leading cause of death among construction workers is ______.
- The first step in ______ control is identification and evaluation.
11 Clues: Direct ______ is used to conduct a JSA. • The vast majority of incidents result from ______ acts. • Effective management must assign responsibilities to all _____. • The leading cause of death among construction workers is ______. • The first step in ______ control is identification and evaluation. • ...
Vet Nursing 1030 Gov Agencies 2023-11-14
Across
- sets standards for the veterinary profession in North Carolina
- regulates animal drugs, feed, and veterinary devices
- works to support U.S. veterinarians and the veterinary profession as a whole
- responsible for protecting the public health by ensuring the safety of human and veterinary drugs
- works to protect America from health, safety, and security threats including animal related diseases
- protects and promotes U.S. agricultural health
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- promotes integrity and excellence in veterinary medicine in North Carolina
- assures food safety and agricultural interests are met in the state of Michigan
- ensures the nation's supply of meat, poultry, and egg products is safe and correctly labeled and packaged
- advocates for recognition of credentialed veterinary technicians in North Carolina
- addresses zoonotic diseases
11 Clues: addresses zoonotic diseases • protects and promotes U.S. agricultural health • regulates animal drugs, feed, and veterinary devices • sets standards for the veterinary profession in North Carolina • promotes integrity and excellence in veterinary medicine in North Carolina • works to support U.S. veterinarians and the veterinary profession as a whole • ...
Tradwives 2024-12-03
19 Clues: viol • agiter • retraite • se battre • phénomène • déclencher • protecteur • avortement • subventions • mode de vie • contraception • litanie, liste • vie de famille • garde d'enfants • rejeter, annuler • mesure de protection • réaction, contrecoup • significatif, éloquent • descendance, progéniture
Working From Heights 2020-07-27
10 Clues: Legislative • Compliance is? • Are their any hazards? • The something meter rule • Is their a risk from harm? • PPE for working at heights • Who is responsible for safety • Can we do something to fix it? • Work that lasts minutes rather than hours • Abbreviation for Health and Safety Employment Regulations
Teka Teki Safety 2023-09-13
Across
- Aplikasi K3 PLN IP
- Sharing pengalaman K3/Safety
- Alat pemadam api
- Fokus budaya PLN IP saat ini
- Kegiatan patroli harian pegawai atau tenaga alih daya
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- Kondisi ataupun perilaku tidak aman
- Pencetus piramida kecelakaan kerja
- Implementasi Program Budaya di Unit Mrica
- Program Budaya PLN IP
- Kegiatan inspeksi lapangan oleh manajemen
10 Clues: Alat pemadam api • Aplikasi K3 PLN IP • Program Budaya PLN IP • Sharing pengalaman K3/Safety • Fokus budaya PLN IP saat ini • Pencetus piramida kecelakaan kerja • Kondisi ataupun perilaku tidak aman • Implementasi Program Budaya di Unit Mrica • Kegiatan inspeksi lapangan oleh manajemen • Kegiatan patroli harian pegawai atau tenaga alih daya
WWII and the Occupation 2026-02-08
10 Clues: Secret message • Flies in the sky • Coupons to buy food • Fight on a grand scale • Dictator who launched ww2 • A fast attack from the air • Shows were battles happened • What soldiers wear for safety • What everyone wanted after the war • lights turned of at night for safety
Internation 90s to Present - 2 2026-05-18
Across
- celebrating heritage local and national
- obtaining something like a building contract
- often linked to health
- applies to special buildings, distinctive
- linked to re-use
Down
- NZ system of energy rating
- dubious form of communication online mainly
- first use was in Crystal palace
- Linked to safety
- residential energy rating
10 Clues: Linked to safety • linked to re-use • often linked to health • residential energy rating • NZ system of energy rating • first use was in Crystal palace • celebrating heritage local and national • applies to special buildings, distinctive • dubious form of communication online mainly • obtaining something like a building contract
Quality Policy 2023-06-05
Across
- Quality Begins with ...
- Quality Commitment also means complying with this requirement
- We should be Open and .... about quality issues.
- Manage risk ...... and act if you see things are not right
Down
- This is our first principle
- Quality Objectives should be .....
- Our future Quality practice requires this
- Quality also means Ensuring food safety, pet safety and ..... safety
8 Clues: Quality Begins with ... • This is our first principle • Quality Objectives should be ..... • Our future Quality practice requires this • We should be Open and .... about quality issues. • Manage risk ...... and act if you see things are not right • Quality Commitment also means complying with this requirement • ...
SMS 2024-01-15
Across
- The backbone of an organization's commitment to safety
- A culture that encourages the reporting of safety concerns without fear of reprisal
- A system that identifies, assesses, and mitigates safety risks in aviation (acronym)
- An unexpected event that could have led to an accident but did not
Down
- The act of notifying authorities about a safety incident or concern
- A strategy to prevent accidents and incidents through proactive risk management
- The process of learning from events and making improvements to enhance safety
7 Clues: The backbone of an organization's commitment to safety • An unexpected event that could have led to an accident but did not • The act of notifying authorities about a safety incident or concern • The process of learning from events and making improvements to enhance safety • A strategy to prevent accidents and incidents through proactive risk management • ...
Culinary Vocab Word Search 2024-01-17
Across
- Illness Sickness caused by eating food that contains a contaminant.
- A common type of microorganism, several species of bacteria are pathogens that can cause infectious diseases.
- Safety Keep food safe to eat by following proper food handling and cooking practices.
- Food,Acidity,Temperature,Time,Oxygen,and Moisture.
- A living thing so small that it can only be seen through a microscope.
- Microorganisms that cause illness.
- Food Food that needs time and temperature control for safety because it is most vulnerable to pathogen growth.
- A formal review or examination conducted to see if an operation is following food safety laws.
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- Hygiene Thoroughly washing your body,face, and hands.
- The prevention of illness through cleanliness.
- Allergy The body's negative reaction to a food protein.
- Something with the potential to cause harm.
- Acid cleaners used on mineral deposits and dirt that other cleaners cannot remove.
- Process that removes food and other dirt from a surface.
- A substance, such as a chemical or organism, that makes food unsafe to eat.
15 Clues: Microorganisms that cause illness. • Something with the potential to cause harm. • The prevention of illness through cleanliness. • Food,Acidity,Temperature,Time,Oxygen,and Moisture. • Hygiene Thoroughly washing your body,face, and hands. • Allergy The body's negative reaction to a food protein. • Process that removes food and other dirt from a surface. • ...
Safety Gear Abdirahman Hassan . 2016-06-15
10 Clues: Protect your feet • Protect your face. • Protect your head. • Protect your eyes. • Protect your ears. • Protect your hands • Protect your stops you • Protect stops hair falling out. • Protect your makes you easy to see. • Protect your keeps your clothes clean.
Group #2 2023-03-09
Across
- saves lives & protects people from health threats
- Provides expertise and federal services
- assures food safety
- Protects and promotes US agricultural health
Down
- A state regulatory and consumer protection agency
- Regulates animal drugs and animal feed(including pet food)
- Bird vets
- Non-profit vet resource
- promotes worldwide health
- Ensures food safety
10 Clues: Bird vets • assures food safety • Ensures food safety • Non-profit vet resource • promotes worldwide health • Provides expertise and federal services • Protects and promotes US agricultural health • A state regulatory and consumer protection agency • saves lives & protects people from health threats • Regulates animal drugs and animal feed(including pet food)
lab safety 2024-08-26
10 Clues: catches fire easily • threat to enviorment • able to cause damage • destroys living tissue • violent release of energy • dissecting a frog properly • drinking poison from a can • how many lab safety rules are • what to use when a fire breaks out • how many lab safety rules have you learnt
RAMP SAFETY 2025-01-27
10 Clues: 360 • OF SAFETY • FOREIGN OBJECT • STOP THINK OBSERVE • JETBRIDGE PARKING SPOT • MUST BE PLACED RUBBER TO RUBBER • USED WHEN WITHIN 10 FEET OF AIRCRAFT • USED FOR VISIBILITY WHEN WING WALKING • SAFETY STOP MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE ENTERING THE • COMPLEED AT T-LINE BEFORE EVERY ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
Insight Link St L2 Unit 8 2024-12-27
10 Clues: above • moving quickly • smack, punch, slap • to stay out of sight • when the earth shakes • follow these to be safe • what you need to/must do • to try something again and again • stand up together and get in line • wear a helmet for your __________
Let's explore Britain! 2022-04-27
18 Clues: vždy • práce • hodně • čistit • tátova • šťastný • mluvit o • nacvičovat • bezpečnost • šálek čaje • motor/stroj • zkontrolovat • připraven na • pracovat na/v • dát si na sebe • autem(cestovat) • vybavení/nářadí • baterka/svítilna
Let's Talk Family 2026-08-24
Safety Crossword Puzzle 2020-06-09
Across
- Proactive program that addresses safe / unsafe behaviors
- The only proper way to prevent heat related injury / illness
- Machine, The piece of equipment responsible for Flatout's last recordable
- Guard, Something that is placed on equipment to protect associates from hazards
- Calculated by multiplying total recordable incidents x 200,000, divided by total hours worked
- Button found on all of Flatout's equipment, used to power of the machine in the event of an emergency
- Located between the men and women's locker room, chemical cage and maintenance shop
Down
- Applying a device to de-energize equipment prior to service, maintenance or sanitation
- The type of injury responsible for Flatout's last recordable
- Flatout's target for accidents, incidents and injuries
- Fitting the job to the worker
- Monitor, Proactive program that allows the associate to walk the site with a safety checklist
- Miss, An unplanned event that has the potential to cause injury or equipment damage, but did not
- Pillar, MOE pillar who's mission is to continuously improve Flatout's Safety Program
- Slip resistant footwear, safety glasses, hearing protection are examples of these
15 Clues: Fitting the job to the worker • Flatout's target for accidents, incidents and injuries • Proactive program that addresses safe / unsafe behaviors • The type of injury responsible for Flatout's last recordable • The only proper way to prevent heat related injury / illness • Machine, The piece of equipment responsible for Flatout's last recordable • ...
Robotics Safety Principles 2023-11-29
Across
- work ___________: a robot's work area
- ___________ mats: installed to stop the robot when a person steps on them
- single beam _______-________ safety switch: works the same way as an automatic garage door sensor
- __________ devices: the simplest safety devices used to define a robot's work envelope
- fixed ________ method: prevents access through over or around the robot
- _________ methods: prevent unauthorized access to the work envelope
Down
- the design and location of control ________ are important and should be located outside the work envelope
- _______ sensing devices: detect the entry of a person into a hazardous area
- emergency _________: the robot slows down work and does not stop suddenly
- a type of hazard when a person is trapped between a robot and a solid object
- emergency ________: the big red buttons
- end _____________: a device that attaches to a robot's wrist, allowing the robot to accomplish its task.
- a type of hazard when a person is struck by a robot
- safety _______ _________: senses a persons presence when the light beam is interrupted
14 Clues: work ___________: a robot's work area • emergency ________: the big red buttons • a type of hazard when a person is struck by a robot • _________ methods: prevent unauthorized access to the work envelope • fixed ________ method: prevents access through over or around the robot • emergency _________: the robot slows down work and does not stop suddenly • ...
Quality and Food Safety Crossword 2024-07-15
Across
- Protection strategy against deliberate harm to food products
- Type of action taken to fix a problem
- Guidelines for quality or safety
- Ability to track the origin, production, and distribution of food products throughout the supply chain
- Systematic preventive approach to food safety from biological, chemical, and physical hazards in production processes
- Acronym for guidelines and principles implemented to ensure food safety and quality
- Systematic examination of potential risks
- Type of hazard caused by microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, or parasites, potentially contaminating food
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- Type of hazard relating to foreign objects in food, such as glass or metal fragments
- Type of hazard involving harmful substances such pesticides, allergens or cleaning agents
- Intentional substitution, addition or removal of a material to increase perceived value
- Range of maximum and minimum values used as a reference in controlling a CCP
- Type of Action taken to avoid future problems
- Bacterium often associated with foodborne illness, particularly found in raw poultry
14 Clues: Guidelines for quality or safety • Type of action taken to fix a problem • Systematic examination of potential risks • Type of Action taken to avoid future problems • Protection strategy against deliberate harm to food products • Range of maximum and minimum values used as a reference in controlling a CCP • ...
RM Sample 2023-02-27
Across
- determines long term and strategic decision making
- addresses the organizational why.
- the articulated limit on the nature and magnitude of hazards and uncertainty
- to obtain something with particular care and effort
- the market segment to which a particular product is marketed.
- the identify of the organization.
- the system that creates tangible 'products' that meet the organizations goals and the needs of the clients (acronym).
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- any gear that has a direct influence on the health and safety of clients or employees.
- a series of recurring events
- a pre-trip message that includes safety information, critical procedures, and an acknowledgement and assumption of risk statement.
- The goal posts on what an organization does and is prepared to do.
- is an incremental ratcheting-up of exposure and difficulty.
- an event or indicator imbedded in a system that automatically signals the need for a follow-up
- the process that creates the "product"
14 Clues: a series of recurring events • addresses the organizational why. • the identify of the organization. • the process that creates the "product" • determines long term and strategic decision making • to obtain something with particular care and effort • is an incremental ratcheting-up of exposure and difficulty. • ...
Osha 2023-04-20
Across
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- injuries usually caused by repetitive work (e.g., carpal tunnel syndrome from typing), being in an awkward position to perform a physical task (e.g., cleaning inside a cage), lifting heavy objects (e.g., dog onto an exam table) or a combination of all of these factors.
- toxic substances that can cause a wide range of health effects when humans are exposed to them. Effects range from mild irritation to death.
- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health is the federal agency responsible for conducting research and making recommendations for the prevention of work-related injury and illness.
- unsafe work conditions that may cause injury
- hazards caused by factors in the environment that can cause injury to the body without necessarily touching the body
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- Who Is Covered under OSHA
- living organisms that pose a threat to other living organisms, usually humans. These primarily include:
- Most private sector employers and their workers are covered by OSHA.
- the right to raise safety or health concerns with the employer or with OSHA
- these injuries from emotional and mental stressors can cause health problems, especially when the employee is exposed to them long-term
- Who Is NOT Covered under OSHA
- providing workers with a workplace free of recognized hazards following OSHA Safety and Health Standards
13 Clues: Who Is Covered under OSHA • Who Is NOT Covered under OSHA • unsafe work conditions that may cause injury • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • Most private sector employers and their workers are covered by OSHA. • the right to raise safety or health concerns with the employer or with OSHA • ...
Fire Safety 2022-04-28
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- If a fire occurs during a weather event (CODE VIOLET), where is the rally point for the laboratory?
- What area(s) in the laboratory should be checked by lab personnel ensuring all personnel has evacuated the lab area?
- What does the "E stand for in the acronym RACE relating to fire safety IF you cannot extinguish the fire?
- Where is the fire extinguisher located in the public access area of the lab?
- What does the "A" stand for in the acronym RACE relating to fire safety?
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- During a code red, where is the laboratory’s rally point?
- No one should re-enter the building until this two word phrase is announced on the overhead intercom.
- what does the letter S stand for as it relates to extinguishing a fire that has to do with activating the extinguisher?
- what does the letter S stand for as it relates to proper technique when extinguishing a fire?
- What does the "C" stand for in the acronym RACE relating to fire safety?
- What does the letter P stand for as it relates to extinguishing a fire?
- What does the "R" stand for in the acronym RACE relating to fire safety?
- What does the letter A stand for as it relates to extinguishing a fire?
13 Clues: During a code red, where is the laboratory’s rally point? • What does the letter P stand for as it relates to extinguishing a fire? • What does the letter A stand for as it relates to extinguishing a fire? • What does the "C" stand for in the acronym RACE relating to fire safety? • What does the "R" stand for in the acronym RACE relating to fire safety? • ...
