safety Crossword Puzzles
Health and Safety Crossword 2018-05-22
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- Level of measured sound
- Keep these chemicals away from heat, sparks and flames
- Shoes protect your feet
- Wear these for dust and fumes
- Never touch these if they are exposed
- You should use these instead of your back when lifting
- Important in hot weather
- It has the potential to cause harm
- Clean these up immediately to prevent slips
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- Moral or legal obligation to ensure that safety of others
- Reaching above here should be avoided
- List of Control Measures, in priority order
- What you should do if you see a hazard
- Never use this when driving a vehicle
- What you should do before using any tools or equipment
- Taking a what can put you at risk
- Must be worn in an EWP
- You wear this as protection from hazards
18 Clues: Must be worn in an EWP • Level of measured sound • Shoes protect your feet • Important in hot weather • Wear these for dust and fumes • Taking a what can put you at risk • It has the potential to cause harm • Reaching above here should be avoided • Never use this when driving a vehicle • Never touch these if they are exposed • What you should do if you see a hazard • ...
Opinions About Drones IIB 2021-08-12
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- They will ______________ your safety on the rolloercoaster.
- An airplane engine could _______ a drone into it with the wind.
- The ADA is the American Dental ______________.
- The smoke alarm will ____________ the signs of a fire before it happens.
- Breaking a country's law is a ____________ crime.
- ____________ is the business of flying.
- Oh no it's an alien _____________ of Earth!
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- I don't want to. ___________, I'm not good at it.
- How could you _______________ let the robber into your house?
- A nature _________________ protects the environment.
- There is no cause for ___________. Everything will be ok
- Those jewels are very _____________.
- He just __________ed by on his motorbike.
- There is a _________ on all outdoor activity.
- My ___________ comes first in a dangerous situation.
15 Clues: Those jewels are very _____________. • ____________ is the business of flying. • He just __________ed by on his motorbike. • Oh no it's an alien _____________ of Earth! • There is a _________ on all outdoor activity. • The ADA is the American Dental ______________. • I don't want to. ___________, I'm not good at it. • Breaking a country's law is a ____________ crime. • ...
CM and NDG really good crossword. 2023-09-28
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- Supports humans rights through donations (advocacy) Based in UK
- UN agency that works to fund countries as a last resort
- Promotes environmental health (advocacy)
- Aims to make exchanges between countries easier
- Gives money to low/middle income governments to fund large scale projects
- Alliance founded in Ethiopia
- Military alliance between Europe and America
- Organization that combines Federation and Confederation
- supports nuclear safety
- Promotes well-being and safety of the world
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- Help money system to grow and get better
- Arrest and search for people who have broken the global law
- Aims to alleviate human suffering(operational)
- Union of largest continent in the world
- Pressure governments for individual protection(advocacy)
15 Clues: supports nuclear safety • Alliance founded in Ethiopia • Union of largest continent in the world • Help money system to grow and get better • Promotes environmental health (advocacy) • Promotes well-being and safety of the world • Military alliance between Europe and America • Aims to alleviate human suffering(operational) • Aims to make exchanges between countries easier • ...
SHEQ Crossword Puzzle 2018-11-16
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- If an empty CDP is to be moved, fasten the _____ around the
- Product _______ is the responsible and ethical management of the safety, health and environmental risks of our products throughout their product life-cycle.
- Webpage of SHEQ info, replacing SHEQ Portal
- ________ incidents still become major challenges for us.
- Safety distance between gases Hydrogen storage facility to sources of ignition is _________ meter.
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- Emergency ___________ is the person who responsible for establishing and operating the emergency plan.
- During emergency, everyone must report to __________ at designated Assembly Point.
- Any incidents cases reported in Synergi must be investigate and closed within _____ days.
- to prevent damage during transport.
- Safety distance suggested between cylinders and flatbed driver during unloading process is _____ meter radius.
- ______ is a cycle of the basis of continually improving the quality of processes, products and services.
11 Clues: to prevent damage during transport. • Webpage of SHEQ info, replacing SHEQ Portal • ________ incidents still become major challenges for us. • If an empty CDP is to be moved, fasten the _____ around the • During emergency, everyone must report to __________ at designated Assembly Point. • ...
Vocabulary 1 Grade 8 2017-09-07
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- being pleasant and friendly
- one who pleads the cause of another; one who defends a cause
- unshakable in maintaining an opinion or position
- to renounce a throne, high office or function
- a cause of persistent pain or distress
- bitter, sharp and unpleasantly pungent in taste
- to give or present especially as a gift or an honor
- thoroughly proficient; expert
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- to speed up or help the progress of; to do quickly and efficiently
- nearby
- to calm anger; to establish peace
- liberation; rescue fro slavery, capture, or danger
- - to mediate or help in a problem between others
- any place of safety or protection; a holy place or house of worship
- to assert something without proof
- doubtful or uncertain, confusing, being understood in two or more ways
- to encourage or assist, particularly in doing something wrong
- - to make up for; to compensate for; to counteract
- a place of refuge or safety
19 Clues: nearby • being pleasant and friendly • a place of refuge or safety • thoroughly proficient; expert • to calm anger; to establish peace • to assert something without proof • a cause of persistent pain or distress • to renounce a throne, high office or function • bitter, sharp and unpleasantly pungent in taste • unshakable in maintaining an opinion or position • ...
lab equipement Luderik 2020-10-09
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- made of coton,use it to protect your body and your clothes form acides and bases
- use to it shake mix
- use it to protect eyes from corrosive chemic they are made of plastic
- when doing titrations,to asse
- made of glass use it pour liquids
- to measure prcise volumes of liquides
- use it to shake mix homogene
- to dry art chemicals
- they are made of latex use it to protect the hands from
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- to make off solids from bottle made of metal
- after weighing a solution,you trasfer it in a beaker
- to make experiments small volumes of liquid
- for titration pusposes
- to measure out specific volume of liquid
- small amant of solid
- to dilute a stock solution
- to hold test tubes
- to hold test safely
- use it make experiment
19 Clues: to hold test tubes • use to it shake mix • to hold test safely • small amant of solid • to dry art chemicals • for titration pusposes • use it make experiment • to dilute a stock solution • use it to shake mix homogene • when doing titrations,to asse • made of glass use it pour liquids • to measure prcise volumes of liquides • to measure out specific volume of liquid • ...
Communication 2025-04-11
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- Culture is what happens when no one is
- The most important aspect of everyone's job other than working safe.
- Your safety glasses' worst enemy
- Everyone's favorite HR announcement word.
- The notorious location people look in the facility to gauge how busy we are.
- The department where things get frosty.
- Striving for this in everything we do.
- How old is Arrow?
- The best leaders do this - lead by ....
- No improvement happens without this word first.
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- Lunch spot within 5 miles of Arrow.
- System upgrade on the horizon — making work smarter, not harder.
- This should be cleaned everyday before you leave.
- The Friday morning fuel that powers productivity.
- The man who started it all.
- Arrow's unoffical mascot.
- If you drive a forklift, you are required to wear this.
- Arrow's number one priority.
- Most valuable thing we can give each other.
19 Clues: How old is Arrow? • Arrow's unoffical mascot. • The man who started it all. • Arrow's number one priority. • Your safety glasses' worst enemy • Lunch spot within 5 miles of Arrow. • Culture is what happens when no one is • Striving for this in everything we do. • The department where things get frosty. • The best leaders do this - lead by .... • ...
Textiles Revision Yr 7 2025-09-24
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- Colour complementary to orange
- Items that you wear on your body
- Buying garments for quality and longevity
- Modified natural fibres
- A natural, animal fibre that is no longer considered ethical
- A continuous strand of fibres
- Red, orange and yellow colours fall into this category
- Reduce, reuse, recycle, ______, repair, rethink
- Promotes fairness and justice through correct pay and sustainable practices for farmers
- Plastics made from chemicals; manmade fibres
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- Fabric with some digital components embedded into it
- Optical fibres are individually as thin as a strand of human ____
- The spread of products, technology and information across national borders
- A manmade fibre created to replace fur
- The smallest component of a fabric
- A natural, plant fibre that comes from the brown shell of a coconut
- Workplace Health and Safety
- It is important for companies to follow safety regulations to avoid worker ______
- A natural, plant fibre that is made into linen
19 Clues: Modified natural fibres • Workplace Health and Safety • A continuous strand of fibres • Colour complementary to orange • Items that you wear on your body • The smallest component of a fabric • A manmade fibre created to replace fur • Buying garments for quality and longevity • Plastics made from chemicals; manmade fibres • A natural, plant fibre that is made into linen • ...
Patient Safety 2022-01-30
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- A patient identifier.
- PO, IV, IM, topical, rectal.
- Situation in which a medication should not be given because it may be harmful to the patient.
- _____ and oriented.
- When providing patient care, use at least ___ patient identifiers.
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- One of the first assessments to gather.
- Tonicity of this type of IV fluid is greater than that of body fluids.
- Potential complication of immobility.
- A standard way to communicate information to improve accuracy and help prevent dangerous errors.
- Yellow band risk.
- Medication in this form is intended to be swallowed whole.
- Catheter associated urinary tract infection.
- Number of MAR checks needed to administer medications.
13 Clues: Yellow band risk. • _____ and oriented. • A patient identifier. • PO, IV, IM, topical, rectal. • Potential complication of immobility. • One of the first assessments to gather. • Catheter associated urinary tract infection. • Number of MAR checks needed to administer medications. • Medication in this form is intended to be swallowed whole. • ...
Patient Safety 2022-01-30
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- One of the first assessments to gather.
- _____ and oriented.
- PO, IV, IM, topical, rectal.
- Tonicity of this type of IV fluid is greater than that of body fluids.
- Potential complication of immobility.
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- Situation in which a medication should not be given because it may be harmful to the patient.
- Catheter associated urinary tract infection.
- Yellow band risk.
- When providing patient care, use at least ___ patient identifiers.
- A standard way to communicate information to improve accuracy and help prevent dangerous errors.
- A patient identifier.
- Number of MAR checks needed to administer medications.
- Medication in this form is intended to be swallowed whole.
13 Clues: Yellow band risk. • _____ and oriented. • A patient identifier. • PO, IV, IM, topical, rectal. • Potential complication of immobility. • One of the first assessments to gather. • Catheter associated urinary tract infection. • Number of MAR checks needed to administer medications. • Medication in this form is intended to be swallowed whole. • ...
SAFETY CROSSWORD 2020-09-04
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- something having potential to cause harm
- You must take precautions when entering this space.
- unit used to remove contaminants of domestic effulent waste water.
- “written documents” for permission to carryout a job by contractor
- This hazard can be truly shocking
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- machinery should be equipped with to protect workers
- used to activate fire panel and alarm
- Device typically used for LOTO
- effective fire extinguisher for flammable liquid
- effective respiratory protection against covid19 virus
- are worn to prevent minor head scrapes and lacerations
- pump used to maintain pressure in fire line
- minimum concentration of vapour, gasses and dust in air below which propagation of flame does not occur on contact with a source of ignition
13 Clues: Device typically used for LOTO • This hazard can be truly shocking • used to activate fire panel and alarm • something having potential to cause harm • pump used to maintain pressure in fire line • effective fire extinguisher for flammable liquid • You must take precautions when entering this space. • machinery should be equipped with to protect workers • ...
Cyber safety 2013-11-03
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- up advertisements that pop up on your screen
- a person who breaks into someones personal online information
- a personal web page where you can put anything you want up there
- this is a program taht allows you to access a bunch of information
- the arrow
- where you can share websites with your friends
- its when your computer gets sick because of a terrible problem
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- a search engine
- a series of letters and numbers to protect your account
- when you transfer interent information to your computer
- room a online entertainment thing that allows you to chat to other people
- mail sent electronically anywhere
- bulling using the internet to bully people
13 Clues: the arrow • a search engine • mail sent electronically anywhere • bulling using the internet to bully people • up advertisements that pop up on your screen • where you can share websites with your friends • a series of letters and numbers to protect your account • when you transfer interent information to your computer • ...
Cyber safety 2013-11-03
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- up advertisements that pop up on your screen
- a person who breaks into someones personal online information
- a personal web page where you can put anything you want up there
- this is a program taht allows you to access a bunch of information
- the arrow
- where you can share websites with your friends
- its when your computer gets sick because of a terrible problem
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- a search engine
- a series of letters and numbers to protect your account
- when you transfer interent information to your computer
- room a online entertainment thing that allows you to chat to other people
- mail sent electronically anywhere
- bulling using the internet to bully people
13 Clues: the arrow • a search engine • mail sent electronically anywhere • bulling using the internet to bully people • up advertisements that pop up on your screen • where you can share websites with your friends • a series of letters and numbers to protect your account • when you transfer interent information to your computer • ...
Fire Safety 2013-09-26
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- What is the most dangerous thing in a fire
- You have to option to do this but only if it is safe to do so
- What does the E in RACE stand for
- You have to turn this on at the wall before you can fight a fire with it
- This is the person in charge of your area in a fire emergency
- What does the A in RACE stand for
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- This is one of the sides of te fire triangle
- As well as dialling 777 in a fire you should aslso operate the
- What does the R in RACE stand for
- one of the sides of the fire triange
- You must always keep this clear
- This is one of the sides of the fire triangle
- What does the C in RACE stand for
13 Clues: You must always keep this clear • What does the R in RACE stand for • What does the E in RACE stand for • What does the C in RACE stand for • What does the A in RACE stand for • one of the sides of the fire triange • What is the most dangerous thing in a fire • This is one of the sides of te fire triangle • This is one of the sides of the fire triangle • ...
Kitchen Safety 2014-05-18
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- What grows rapidly in the temperature danger zone?
- Food that is in the ______ ______ is over 40 degrees or under 140 degrees.
- Measures the temperature of your food.
- Sing the song Happy Birthday twice when doing this before starting work.
- How many seconds does it take to test the sanitizer?
- You should be wearing this with using any type of knife.
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- A food that should be cooked to 165 degrees.
- When doing any type of lifting, you should______ _____ not your back.
- What should you use when you are reaching for something on a high shelf?
- This appliance should be below 40 degrees to store food to keep it safe and fresh.
- What happens when your raw meat comes in contact with other food items?
- Ready to eat foods should be handled with these single use items.
- Items in this appliance are kept below 0 degrees to store items for longer periods of time.
13 Clues: Measures the temperature of your food. • A food that should be cooked to 165 degrees. • What grows rapidly in the temperature danger zone? • How many seconds does it take to test the sanitizer? • You should be wearing this with using any type of knife. • Ready to eat foods should be handled with these single use items. • ...
Safety Crossword 2014-11-08
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- While buying a new car you should check for this
- All electrical equipment should have proper _____
- Waste should always be ____ before disposal
- Before using a ladder, check if it is ______
- Everyone should wear this on a Two-wheeler
- ____, Drop and Roll
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- All children under the age of four must be in this when riding in a vehicle
- Firefighters can get water from _____
- This type of fire extinguisher is used for electronic items
- Everyone should ____ their fire exit plan
- Check if the stairs are ____ to avoid falling
- While crossing the street you should ____
- Windows of tall buildings should always have _____
13 Clues: ____, Drop and Roll • Firefighters can get water from _____ • Everyone should ____ their fire exit plan • While crossing the street you should ____ • Everyone should wear this on a Two-wheeler • Waste should always be ____ before disposal • Before using a ladder, check if it is ______ • Check if the stairs are ____ to avoid falling • ...
Patient Safety 2023-03-06
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- The process of working together to the same end.
- Knowledge or perception of a situation or fact.
- Make it easier for (someone) to do something by offering one's services or resources.
- The collective expectations by the public and other clinicians that health care providers will demonstrate knowledge, skill, and competence, and will act in the best interest of both patients and colleagues with beneficence, fairness, and integrity.
- A physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension and may be a factor in disease causation.
- Successful in producing a desired or intended result.
- The treatment of others with deference in daily interactions, weighing their values, views, opinions and preferences.
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- The action of stopping something from happening or arising.
- A _____ call is an event or situation that could have resulted in an accident, injury or illness, but did not, either by chance or through timely intervention.
- Any injury caused by medical care is referred to as an _______ event. An undesirable clinical outcome that has resulted from some aspect of diagnosis or therapy, not an underlying disease process.
- The goal of the______ ___ is to find ways to prevent repeat of adverse events or close calls.
- An impairment of structure or function of the body and/or any deleterious effect arising therefrom, including disease, injury, suffering, disability, and death.
- To bear all or part of the weight of; hold up.
13 Clues: To bear all or part of the weight of; hold up. • Knowledge or perception of a situation or fact. • The process of working together to the same end. • Successful in producing a desired or intended result. • The action of stopping something from happening or arising. • Make it easier for (someone) to do something by offering one's services or resources. • ...
Knife safety 2023-03-12
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- Knife - What knife is good for carving whole chicken and roasts.
- - You need to be Extra _____ when using knives.
- Knife - What is the largest knife in the kitchen
- - where does your knife need to be pointed, when you're walking around.
- - What does your knife need to be, to be able to slice food.
- Rack - Where do you place your knife when you finish using it
- - what happens to your knife when you don't cut on a chopping board.
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- - What don't you want in the way while using a knife.
- shoes - What type of shoes do you need to wear when handling food with a knife
- - Where do you hold when holding a knife
- - Where can you NOT leave your knife.
- board - Where do you need to slice/chop food on.
- Knife - What knife is mainly used for peeling and other small intricate work.
13 Clues: - Where can you NOT leave your knife. • - Where do you hold when holding a knife • - You need to be Extra _____ when using knives. • Knife - What is the largest knife in the kitchen • board - Where do you need to slice/chop food on. • - What don't you want in the way while using a knife. • - What does your knife need to be, to be able to slice food. • ...
FOOD SAFETY 2022-08-31
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- any action taken by businesses or individuals that deceive other businesses and/or individuals in terms of misrepresenting food, food ingredients, or food packaging that brings about a financial gain.
- Ongoing efforts to improve by using data and other means of feedback to scrutinize a process, program, incident, or idea
- the protection of food from unintentional or intentional contamination that may cause public health harm
- housekeeping is _________ responsibility
- good manufacturing practices
- easy to perceive or detect
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- examples are open communication, decision making, shared information, being open to mistakes, and feedback
- product produced to meet the required specifications and design
- Make clean and hygienic; disinfect
- Practices and conditions that preserve food to prevent contamination and food-borne illnesses during preparation, handling, and storage.
- How and organization values their food safety
- The act of cleaning ones hands with soap and water
- Food and Drug Administration
13 Clues: easy to perceive or detect • good manufacturing practices • Food and Drug Administration • Make clean and hygienic; disinfect • housekeeping is _________ responsibility • How and organization values their food safety • The act of cleaning ones hands with soap and water • product produced to meet the required specifications and design • ...
Vemco Safety 2023-04-21
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- ______ IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILTY
- _______ IS BETTER THAN CURE
- WHEN ON THE ______, YOU MUST HOLD THE RAILINGS
- ______ PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT IS REQUIRED IN OUR WAREHOUSE
- IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY, PROCEED TO THE ______ ______
- DURING AN EARTHQUAKE,YOU SHOULD DROP,COVER AND ______
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- AVOID DRIVING THROUGH ____________
- AN INCIDENT THAT DOES NOT LEAD TO AN ACCIDENT IS A ______ _____
- 3R'S - REDUCE, ______ AND RECYCLE
- TO REDUCE THE THREAT OF _____, REPORT ANY SUSPICIOUS EMAILS
- WHEN DRIVING, DO NOT USE YOUR ________
- WHEN _____, USE YOUR LEGS
- FIRE EXITS AND EXTINGUISHERS, SHOULD NEVER BE ______
13 Clues: WHEN _____, USE YOUR LEGS • _______ IS BETTER THAN CURE • 3R'S - REDUCE, ______ AND RECYCLE • ______ IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILTY • AVOID DRIVING THROUGH ____________ • WHEN DRIVING, DO NOT USE YOUR ________ • WHEN ON THE ______, YOU MUST HOLD THE RAILINGS • FIRE EXITS AND EXTINGUISHERS, SHOULD NEVER BE ______ • DURING AN EARTHQUAKE,YOU SHOULD DROP,COVER AND ______ • ...
Safety First 2023-02-20
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- These prevent women's participation in conservative settings
- Evidence shows cash _______ have an overall positive effect on GBV
- All GBV complaints must be _____
- Empowerment of women leads to better outcomes for the whole _________
- A negative reaction to women's empowerment
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- One of the consequences of GBV can be increased _____
- Norms around women's _______ affect access to programs
- It is critical to engage this target group in addressing GBV
- Someone who has experienced GBV
- Cash transfers must be _____ to prevent GBV
- Transfers can increase women's decision-making or ________
- Group training sessions can help build women's _____ capital
- One factor that increases GBV
13 Clues: One factor that increases GBV • Someone who has experienced GBV • All GBV complaints must be _____ • Cash transfers must be _____ to prevent GBV • A negative reaction to women's empowerment • One of the consequences of GBV can be increased _____ • Norms around women's _______ affect access to programs • Transfers can increase women's decision-making or ________ • ...
Lab Safety 2021-09-17
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- Always be ______ in the lab.
- Do not ____ chemicals.(hint: you use your mouth to...)
- Know what to do in case of _______.(hint:something not wanted to happen)
- Always follow the ______.
- Always ______ appropriately.(hint:put on clothes)
- You must not _____ in the lab?(hint:snacking)
- You must always keep a ______ workspace.(hint: opposite of dirty)
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- You must always ____ of waste properly.(get rid of)
- Do not _____ on your self.(hint: another word for test)
- Put your hair up ______ when in the lab.
- You must always _____ accidents.(hint: another word for tell)
- Always _____ the instructions first to know the dangers that there are.
- Do not ______ chemicals.(hint: other word for sniff)
13 Clues: Always follow the ______. • Always be ______ in the lab. • Put your hair up ______ when in the lab. • You must not _____ in the lab?(hint:snacking) • Always ______ appropriately.(hint:put on clothes) • You must always ____ of waste properly.(get rid of) • Do not ______ chemicals.(hint: other word for sniff) • Do not ____ chemicals.(hint: you use your mouth to...) • ...
Lab Safety 2021-08-04
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- Always keep a ______ workspace while working in the lab.
- This is used when chemicals get in your eyes.
- These are used to contain vapors and gases while working.
- When dealing with chemicals, you should wear these on your hands.
- Used to protect your clothes.
- Where to go in case of a tornado.
- Used to put fire out.
- Use this to clean any spills in the lab.
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- These protect your eyes from harmful liquids and chemicals.
- You can find the new SDS platform on this.
- Report safety incidents to your ______.
- You should always wear ________ toe shoes in the lab.
- Put these away when not in use.
13 Clues: Used to put fire out. • Used to protect your clothes. • Put these away when not in use. • Where to go in case of a tornado. • Report safety incidents to your ______. • Use this to clean any spills in the lab. • You can find the new SDS platform on this. • This is used when chemicals get in your eyes. • You should always wear ________ toe shoes in the lab. • ...
June Safety 2022-06-01
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- We can prevent slips, trips and falls by maintaining good ________
- PPE for foot protection
- refers to protective clothing, helmets, goggles, gloves or other garments and equipment
- Report unsafe acts and unsafe conditions can help preventing _____
- Spilled liquids create _______ and need to be cleaned up immediately
- Necessary accessory when overhead hazards are present
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- It is everyone _______to ensure a safe workplace
- Under no circumstances should these be blocked
- This must be done to ensure employee safety when cleaning or repairing a piece of equipment
- This type of protection is needed when working at height
- Acronym for using fire extinguisher
- Trips hazards in the workplace
- It is imperative to stay ________ during the summer
13 Clues: PPE for foot protection • Trips hazards in the workplace • Acronym for using fire extinguisher • Under no circumstances should these be blocked • It is everyone _______to ensure a safe workplace • It is imperative to stay ________ during the summer • Necessary accessory when overhead hazards are present • This type of protection is needed when working at height • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-05-25
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- In case of an emergency go to the staging areas on the east and ______ sides of the property
- Which of the 5S's is missing? Sort, Set, Standardize, Sustain
- What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"?
- What alarm is coded by green paint on the shop floor pillars?
- Improperly lifting heavy objects and slouching are examples of ______ risk factors
- This crossword is brought to you by the ____ team
- What manufacturing practice strives to minimize waste and maximize efficiency?
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- What color code is the AED?
- What combustible metal does this plant mainly deal with?
- ______ Data Sheets have information about the toxicity of a chemical
- What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone?
- How many minutes should you flush your eyes out for?
- What acronym is used to remember fire extinguisher operation?
13 Clues: What color code is the AED? • This crossword is brought to you by the ____ team • What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"? • How many minutes should you flush your eyes out for? • What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone? • What combustible metal does this plant mainly deal with? • Which of the 5S's is missing? Sort, Set, Standardize, Sustain • ...
Food Safety 2022-08-07
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- Some bacteria need oxygen to live and reproduce, while others do not. R.O.P., M.A.P. and Sous Vide foods have little oxgen in them
- Spreading more dirt and pathogens on a surface as opposed to wash, rinse, then sanitizing a surface
- Occurs when microorganisms are transferred from one food or surface to another
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- Range where pathogens grow well in food (between 41F and 135 F deg)
- When you become ill from eating food(s); experience symptoms like diarrhea or vomiting, headache and fever.
- The amount of acid or alkalinity in a food measured in "pH' with bacteria growing in a pH range of slightly acidic to just above neutral = 4.6 to 7.5 pH. The majority of our foods fall into this range
- Presence of harmful substances in food or water that could cause illness, harm, and even death
- A time of four (4) hours is enough time for uncontrolled growth of pathogens in a food to make us ill; allowing reproduction to multiply every 20 minutes.
- Protein rich, carbohydrates, heat treated plant foods, produce; foods that allow easy and quick bacterial growth. T.C.S. foods
- Water activity the amount of moisture available in food for pathogen growth. Measured in "Aw" of .85 or think of 85%
- Acronom for the 6 growth factors for bacterial growth; which include Food, Acidity, Temperature - Time, Oxygen, Moisture
- microorganisms that cause illness, disease causing bacteia
- poisons produced by pathogens, plants or animals; some can be naturally occurring, others not destroyed by cooking.
13 Clues: microorganisms that cause illness, disease causing bacteia • Range where pathogens grow well in food (between 41F and 135 F deg) • Occurs when microorganisms are transferred from one food or surface to another • Presence of harmful substances in food or water that could cause illness, harm, and even death • ...
Digital Safety 2022-08-24
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- people who use technology to lure, manipulate, and abuse children and teens (two words)
- one of the tactics that an online predator might use to get close to teens for the purposes of abusing them
- anything unsafe online (two words)
- this lesson was all about being safe while __________
- one way that you can make a move away from someone online
- this safety rule tells us to get away from an unsafe situation or person and to stay away
- an app that was primarily used for posting pictures on a timeline but has expanded its use
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- when you put something online be prepared for the information to be (3 words)
- bullying but online
- the safety rule that says it would never be your fault if someone hurt you and it's never too late to tell a safe adult (4 words)
- this lesson was all about your digital ___________
- one of the most popular apps today that involve short videos to scroll through over and over
- warning signs that tell you a person or situation is not safe
13 Clues: bullying but online • anything unsafe online (two words) • this lesson was all about your digital ___________ • this lesson was all about being safe while __________ • one way that you can make a move away from someone online • warning signs that tell you a person or situation is not safe • ...
Ladder Safety 2018-03-28
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- ______ must be so shaped that an employee's foot cannot slide
- Always inspect the ladder prior to using it.
- Ladder rungs, cleats, or steps must be _____, level, and
- The proper angle for setting up a ladder is to place its base
- Be sure that all ___ on an extension ladder are properly
- Always maintain a _____(number)-point contact with ladder.
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- Look for overhead _____ lines before handling a ladder.
- spaced.
- Ladders must be free of any ____ material on the rungs, steps
- Do not exceed the ____ load rating of ladder.
- Use ladder on a ____ surface.
- ____ of the working length of the ladder from the wall.
- feet.
13 Clues: feet. • spaced. • Use ladder on a ____ surface. • Always inspect the ladder prior to using it. • Do not exceed the ____ load rating of ladder. • Look for overhead _____ lines before handling a ladder. • ____ of the working length of the ladder from the wall. • Ladder rungs, cleats, or steps must be _____, level, and • ...
Sewing Safety 2019-10-23
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- The speed to use when learning to sew
- Always cover the __________ of a rotary cutter when not in use
- Check the temperature on the iron before you place the iron on the
- Never sew over
- ruler Used to keep your fingers from getting cut when using a rotary cutter
- When moving a sewing machine, use____________ (two words)
- Keep your fingers away from ___________ parts when sewing
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- Keep ___________ closed when not in use
- Hold scissors by the ___________ when passing them to someone
- All electrical cords need to be out of
- A place to store pins
- Leave a 3 to 4 inch tail of thread when
- Never put pins in your...
13 Clues: Never sew over • A place to store pins • Never put pins in your... • The speed to use when learning to sew • All electrical cords need to be out of • Keep ___________ closed when not in use • Leave a 3 to 4 inch tail of thread when • When moving a sewing machine, use____________ (two words) • Keep your fingers away from ___________ parts when sewing • ...
PPE Safety 2023-08-21
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- _____ ropes are PPE
- protects against BBP, chemicals, cuts, etc.
- helps prevent hearing loss
- E in PPE
- worn on elevated platforms
- first P in PPE
Down
- toe protector
- protects against hazardous air
- guards against flying particles, blood, chemicals
- high visibility, reflective
- second P in PPE
- acid resistant corrosive chemical fashion
- _____ pads protect tire shop employees
13 Clues: E in PPE • toe protector • first P in PPE • second P in PPE • _____ ropes are PPE • helps prevent hearing loss • worn on elevated platforms • high visibility, reflective • protects against hazardous air • _____ pads protect tire shop employees • acid resistant corrosive chemical fashion • protects against BBP, chemicals, cuts, etc. • guards against flying particles, blood, chemicals
Forklift Safety 2023-08-21
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- A plate that list the load capacity for the forklift.
- You should lean away, make sure the seatbelt is fastened, brace with your feet, hold on to the steer wheel tight, and never jump.
- The part of the forklift the carriage travels up and down on.
- Should be worn at all times while operating a forklift.
- The minimum distance a pedestrian should be from the forklift.
- The guard directly over the operator that prevents falling objects from injuring the driver.
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- A platform located on the front of the mast used to mount objects.
- The operator should do this at the beginning of each shift.
- Should be carried low and tilted back.
- A cell that stores power for the forklift's motor and hydraulic pumps.
- Also known as a fork truck.
- A type of light that warns pedestrians of a forklift in the area.
- Another term for forks.
13 Clues: Another term for forks. • Also known as a fork truck. • Should be carried low and tilted back. • A plate that list the load capacity for the forklift. • Should be worn at all times while operating a forklift. • The operator should do this at the beginning of each shift. • The part of the forklift the carriage travels up and down on. • ...
Safety Ed 2023-12-14
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- Most common class of license for Minnesota drivers
- What is the significance of the way highways are numbered
- If you change your name or address how long do you have to apply for a new drivers license
- Shows who is responsible for the vehicle
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- Driving is a _____ not a _____
- Figuring out if you have at least 105 degree peripheral vision
- Talking on cell phone/Changing radio station
- GDL
- Always drive at a speed that is reasonable and proper/safe for existing conditions.
- License What needs to be renewed every 4 years if you are from Minnesota and after you turn 21
- Driving test you take when you are 16
- This behavior threatens safety of others and is a moving violation
- What percent do you need on the knowledge test to pass
13 Clues: GDL • Driving is a _____ not a _____ • Driving test you take when you are 16 • Shows who is responsible for the vehicle • Talking on cell phone/Changing radio station • Most common class of license for Minnesota drivers • What percent do you need on the knowledge test to pass • What is the significance of the way highways are numbered • ...
Cyber Safety 2024-03-28
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- Clue: A set of rules or processes followed by computer programs, especially search engines or social media platforms, to determine the order and presentation of content to users.
- Clue: A type of malicious software that can replicate itself and spread to other computers.
- Clue: A secret combination of characters used to access a user's account.
- Clue: Digitally manipulated videos or images that convincingly depict someone saying or doing something they never did.
- Clue: Someone who has the power to affect the purchasing decisions or opinions of others because of their authority, knowledge, position, or relationship with their audience on social media.
- Clue: A digital effect you can put over a video or photo to change your real appearance.
- Clue: A word or phrase preceded by the pound sign (#) used to categorize content on social media.
- Clue: Harassing or intimidating someone online is known as this.
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- Clue: A company pays for their product or service to be the first result you see.
- Clue:Information that identifies an individual, such as their name, address, phone number, or email, often collected by companies for various purposes
- Clue: This is your personal page on a social networking site where you share information about yourself.
- Clue: The process of selecting specific criteria, such as demographics or interests, to display ads to a particular audience.
- Clue: Associating a person or page with a post or photo on social media.
13 Clues: Clue: Harassing or intimidating someone online is known as this. • Clue: Associating a person or page with a post or photo on social media. • Clue: A secret combination of characters used to access a user's account. • Clue: A company pays for their product or service to be the first result you see. • ...
Patient Safety 2024-09-15
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- The opposite of unsafe
- Health professionals communicate through a _ to avoid errors
- A device used to monitor the heart
- The process of checking a patient's identity
- Preventing infection is called infection
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- Taking too much medicine can lead to
- The main goal of patient safety is to avoid this
- What do you call a place where surgeries are performed
- The tool used by doctors to listen to the heart and lungs
- Hand __ is crucial in preventing infections
- A healthcare professional who cares for patients
- The part of the body that pumps blood
- Medicine is used to treat an illness or relieve
13 Clues: The opposite of unsafe • A device used to monitor the heart • Taking too much medicine can lead to • The part of the body that pumps blood • Preventing infection is called infection • Hand __ is crucial in preventing infections • The process of checking a patient's identity • Medicine is used to treat an illness or relieve • ...
Sterling Safety 2025-08-22
13 Clues: 3-point • Safety is a • Before you lift • A worker's right • No _____, NO work • To prevent a fall • Alligator with vest • Outrigger placement • Something that is due • Should not bear any weight • When you are blind lifting • Needed for more than 1 on hook • Number of stop signs coming into site
Safety Crossword 2025-05-19
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- Safe area around a forklift
- Shoes required to wear around FL or scrubber
- Eye protection required to be worn while operating balers
- Warehouse hazardous communication information
- Gear required for employees specific job
- a group of employees, supervisor and managers in warehouse that share safety topics and training with employees
- supplies for minor cuts, scrapes and burns
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- Tool used to cut shrink wrap and cardboard
- Area for employees to offer safety suggestions
- Safe path to follow in warehouse before or after business hours
- Acronym for use of fire extinguisher
- how to lift something heavy
- Guide to proper forklift spotter procedures
13 Clues: Safe area around a forklift • how to lift something heavy • Acronym for use of fire extinguisher • Gear required for employees specific job • Tool used to cut shrink wrap and cardboard • supplies for minor cuts, scrapes and burns • Guide to proper forklift spotter procedures • Shoes required to wear around FL or scrubber • Warehouse hazardous communication information • ...
Kitchen Safety 2025-07-22
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- Don’t go to someone else’s without permission
- Unsafe movement that could lead to accidents
- What you do to crumbs on the floor—part of clean‑up
- Being this might cause you to miss safety instructions
- Never do this across the kitchen—it’s not safe
- What we eat
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- What you shouldn't block with headphones during class
- Must be washed properly—the next class depends on it
- Must be turned off after use to prevent fire hazards
- Can cause a slip if carried dripping across the floor
- What we must show to the kitchen and each other
- Always carry it pointing down and say “behind!”
- How the room shouldn't be—makes instructions hard to hear
13 Clues: What we eat • Unsafe movement that could lead to accidents • Don’t go to someone else’s without permission • Never do this across the kitchen—it’s not safe • What we must show to the kitchen and each other • Always carry it pointing down and say “behind!” • What you do to crumbs on the floor—part of clean‑up • Must be washed properly—the next class depends on it • ...
F. Safety 2025-08-09
Traffic 2019-12-10
13 Clues: járda • jármű • gyalogos • elsőbbség • biztonság • kerékpáros • türelmetlen • járművezető • gyalogátkelő • kereszteződés • be in a ...: siet • ...traffic: sűrű forgalom • traffic ... közlekedési lámpa
Help 2022-03-17
13 Clues: juht • tasku • kukkuma • ületama • võimalik • hirmunud • kõnnitee • vigastatud • ohtu vältima • sisse (eessõna) • ohutus, turvalisus • milleski kaasa lööma • crossing,jalakäijate ülekäigukoht
Chemical Safety Quiz 2024-08-04
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- True or False: contact lenses or glasses are sufficient eyewear protection during a laboratory experiment
- Name of the protective equipment used for your hands
- Name of the protective equipment used for your eyes in this particular class
- BLANK leave a hot plate, burner, or reaction unattended. BLANK touch, taste, or smell chemicals unless specifically instructed. BLANK return unused chemical to the original container.
- blank is never permitted in Rooms 784-788. Drinks, blank, and gum are never permitted in the lab during an experiment.
- Abbreviation used for safety equipment worn in the laboratory
- The only liquid that can be disposed in the sink without explicit instructions
- Always consult the BLANK to understand a chemical’s hazards and handling precautions
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- We demonstrate BLANK listening by looking at the speaker, keeping quiet, orienting our position, and preparing to take notes.
- Our classroom BLANK policies include C-3PO and R2D2.
- Spend at least 15 BLANK at the eyewash station or safety shower if exposed to chemicals
- Your teacher’s last name
- The most important element of scientific investigation.
- Always add BLANK to water. Never the reverse order.
14 Clues: Your teacher’s last name • Always add BLANK to water. Never the reverse order. • Our classroom BLANK policies include C-3PO and R2D2. • Name of the protective equipment used for your hands • The most important element of scientific investigation. • Abbreviation used for safety equipment worn in the laboratory • ...
Line of FIRE 2025-08-17
Chapter 1 - MDR can be colonized 2024-12-26
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- Abbreviation for Clinical Investigation Plan
- Abbreviation for International Standard Organization
- Someone responsible for ensuring compliance within the manufacturer in the EU
- The electronic database holding information on medical devices
- Overarching principle for device approval
- Devices designed to replace or compensate for a missing body part
- Observing devices for performance and safety.
- The document replacing the Medical Device Directive in the EU
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- Mark demonstrating compliance with EU standards
- Phase involving monitoring of devices after sales
- The UK leaving the EU, impacting MDR compliance
- A systematic and independent examination of conformity
- The process of identifying and assessing potential risks
- An organization designated to assess conformity
- Abbreviation for post-market surveillance
15 Clues: Overarching principle for device approval • Abbreviation for post-market surveillance • Abbreviation for Clinical Investigation Plan • Observing devices for performance and safety. • Mark demonstrating compliance with EU standards • The UK leaving the EU, impacting MDR compliance • An organization designated to assess conformity • ...
Working At Height 2025-11-04
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- E in the H.S.E
- last step of the regulation hierarchy
- A place is 'at height' if a person could be ______ falling from it
- employees duty is to _____ any safety hazard to management
- first step of the regulation hierarchy
- work at height equipment needs to be appropriately ______
- A major hazard from working at height
- H in the H.S.E
- W.A.H can above, at or ____ ground level
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- a failure of this could be fatal
- The Work at Height ______ 2005 legislate the standards for W.A.H
- the last and least effective stage of control against W.A.H
- type of weather to consider
- S in the H.S.E
- type of surface to be aware of
15 Clues: E in the H.S.E • S in the H.S.E • H in the H.S.E • type of weather to consider • type of surface to be aware of • a failure of this could be fatal • last step of the regulation hierarchy • A major hazard from working at height • first step of the regulation hierarchy • W.A.H can above, at or ____ ground level • work at height equipment needs to be appropriately ______ • ...
Safety Scramble Vocabulary 2021-01-18
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- keeping yourself, the kitchen, the food, and cooking free of germs
- a disease-causing bacteria that contaminates food and causes food poisoning
- Cords electrical cords that have been damaged by use (the plastic is missing, the wires are showing, and it could cause a fire or death)
- Ladder to reach items on a higher shelf
- an unexpected and undesirable event
- something that can spoil or decay quickly (e.g. milk or bread)
- careful work habits to avoid accidents (e.g. burns, cuts, electric shocks, and falls)
- portable tank containing chemicals that shoot out in a stream to put out small fires
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- anything that ignites easily or is capable of burning very rapidly (e.g. paper or wood)
- to fall down unexpectedly
- harming or killing by means of chemicals
- to penetrate the skin with a sharp instrument
- knives should be stored in a knife block to keep them sharp
- to drop suddenly from a standing position
- to damage or injure by fire or heat
- emergency treatment given to an injured person before professional care arrives
- a wall outlet that is overloaded with electrical plugs
- a potentially dangerous situation
- to burn with hot liquid or steam
- most harmful and fatal disease from canned meats and low acids foods (e.g. usually seen in cans wit rounded tops and bottoms, SAFE cans should have a flat top and bottom)
20 Clues: to fall down unexpectedly • to burn with hot liquid or steam • a potentially dangerous situation • to damage or injure by fire or heat • an unexpected and undesirable event • Ladder to reach items on a higher shelf • harming or killing by means of chemicals • to drop suddenly from a standing position • to penetrate the skin with a sharp instrument • ...
Health & Safety 2 2020-02-11
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- When considering the selection of hand protection it should be suitable for specific? (4)
- Cut resistant forearm protection should be worn when working above ceiling.... (5)
- A type of material storage found on our sites (5)
- The most common form of injury on site? (3)
- Trolley boards should clearly display the? (3)
- All documentation should be site or task what? (8)
- The trade most of risk of injury? (10)
- When using podiums with 2 base plates what should still be engaged? (6)
- A form of site briefing to communication information? (7)
- A simple task that can assist in the avoidance of incidents (12)
- The minimum class of filter for dust extract on woodcutting equipment? (6)
- Name a type of temporary work found on site (5)
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- The interval in months as to how often to we require PATesting to be carried out (5)
- Before works start on site all operatives must have completed which process? (9)
- Conventional steps when not in use should be kept (6)
- A system introduced on our sites for work engagement? (2,5)
- All temporary works should be entered by the temporary works co-ordinator into the? (8)
- What colour hat identifies a superviser? (5)
- The only persons permitted to adapt scaffold? (11)
- Latest addition to the pre-enrolment process being introduced this year? (9)
- Lifting operations must be (7)
- How many fire extinguishers are required for hot works? (3)
- What should be checked and signed off before leaving the site? (7)
- What was the topic of the H&S poster campaign last year? (4)
- The area of the body most likely to be injured? (3)
25 Clues: Lifting operations must be (7) • The trade most of risk of injury? (10) • The most common form of injury on site? (3) • What colour hat identifies a superviser? (5) • Trolley boards should clearly display the? (3) • Name a type of temporary work found on site (5) • A type of material storage found on our sites (5) • All documentation should be site or task what? (8) • ...
Kitchen Safety Crossword 2020-03-08
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- Cut _____ from yourself, at a slant.
- Use potholders to move _____ pots.
- Keep _____ far away from water.
- Keep pan/pot handles towards the _____ of the stove.
- If you smell _____, turn off all appliances and air out the house.
- There are many different types of _____, but you don't want to try and catch them falling.
- Use sharp tools for their _____ purpose.
- Instead of using _____, put out the fire by suffocating it.
- Dull knives cause more accidents than _____ ones.
- use a _____ or stool to reach thing in high places.
- Keep the _____ surface clear and clean at all times.
- Pull the _____ out to reach pots/pans, don't reach into the oven.
- Keep anything _____ away from heat sources.
- Aim the fire extinguisher at the _____ of the flame.
- Use an _____ to protect your hands when handling hot items.
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- Close cabinets and drawers _____ use.
- _____ unused appliances.
- Clean up _____ immediately.
- Keep a close eye on your _____ or keep them out of the kitchen.
- Do not heat _____ jars, bottles, or cans.
- Don't turn on a _____ while it's empty.
- stir any foods in the microwave to _____ the heat.
- Use _____ to remove foods from pots instead of your hands.
23 Clues: _____ unused appliances. • Clean up _____ immediately. • Keep _____ far away from water. • Use potholders to move _____ pots. • Cut _____ from yourself, at a slant. • Close cabinets and drawers _____ use. • Don't turn on a _____ while it's empty. • Use sharp tools for their _____ purpose. • Do not heat _____ jars, bottles, or cans. • ...
27 Safety Tips 2021-04-29
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- Turn off the car and the radio in order to be ________during a traffic stop
- Do this with junk mail
- When posting online photos/locations, be _____
- Avoid these hotel rooms
- Number of people that call the Poison Control Center each year (in millions)
- Share one of these with a neighbor
- Have an escape plan for this
- Useful for allergic reactions
- Think like one of these regarding home safety
- Should be part of your crisis package
- Change the _________ codes on your locks
- Second floor windows should be ________
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- Can be used as a "strong room"
- Part of a car emergency kit
- A rising crime in the US
- Identified as a last resort
- Ex. "How is Aunt Jen feeling?"
- Consider carrying one of these
- Try to park under these
- Nitroglycerin can be used for this
- Don't call a police officer a ______
- Man's best friend might need it. Abbv.
- Identified as the best option
- Number of dogs stolen each year in the US (in millions)
24 Clues: Do this with junk mail • Avoid these hotel rooms • Try to park under these • A rising crime in the US • Part of a car emergency kit • Identified as a last resort • Have an escape plan for this • Useful for allergic reactions • Identified as the best option • Can be used as a "strong room" • Ex. "How is Aunt Jen feeling?" • Consider carrying one of these • ...
Process Safety Management 2020-08-04
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- Government Agency that oversees PSM regulations
- a type of Hot Work requiring a permit
- Method to assure safe working conditions during servicing or maintenance
- it is a hazard evaluation technique
- Type of review prior to returning to service
- Must be trained if working in or near PSM covered area
- Who is required to participate
- Incident
- Process Hazard
- Another type of hazard evaluation
- it is required initially to all employees
- Who to report PSM issues
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- What type of work requires a special permit
- Any type of deviation form the norm which shall be investigated
- How changes are tracked
- Chemicals covered by PSM
- Chemical covered here
- Instructions for performing tasks
- What type of audit is a required every 3 years
- Operating
- Provides information on chemicals
- Mechanical
22 Clues: Incident • Operating • Mechanical • Process Hazard • Chemical covered here • How changes are tracked • Chemicals covered by PSM • Who to report PSM issues • Who is required to participate • Instructions for performing tasks • Provides information on chemicals • Another type of hazard evaluation • it is a hazard evaluation technique • a type of Hot Work requiring a permit • ...
Kitchen & Food Safety 2020-08-27
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- What type of spoon should you use to stir hot foods
- Always crack these before they get put in the microwave.
- Always keep knives.
- If cooking immediately a microwave can be used to do this to foods
- What is the first step to food safety
- This slows down the growth of food.
- Never _______ knives in the sink.
- Do this after you wash your hands
- Before microwaving food with porous skins, such as ______ poke holes in them
- Is a symptom of food poisoning
- What should the temperature of the water be to wash your hands
- You never put this on a grease fire
- What do you put in rinse water
- You should always wear this while in the kitchens
- You should _______ loose clothing and jewelry.
- Always use these when handling hot foods
- A ______ should be used to dry dishes
- When testing meats, the thermometer should be inserted into the _______ part.
- After washing dishes you should remove these then continue cooking
- How many squirts of soap do you add to the dish washing water
- You need to cook these at low temperatures.
- Food can be left out for a maximum ____ hours
- You will always wipe/wash knives on this side
- Always wash the top of this before opening
- What is the food poisoning found in raw or uncooked meats
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- Is a bacteria found in contaminated water
- Where is the safest place to defrost food
- Scrape excess food into the ____
- Pull this out when putting food into the oven
- Are tiny living things that can only be seen through a microscope
- How long can food be out for if the temperature goes above 31 degrees.
- Sweep________ pieces of broken glass into a paper bag
- Position handles towards this position on the stove
- Use this for drying hands
- What do you use to wipe up small pieces of glass
- Two people can stand around this at a time.
- Should be used to wash dishes
- What is the second step to food safety
- What is the fourth step of food safety
- Put a grease fire out with
- In the danger zone _______ grow rapidly
- Wash these separately
- What material should you never put in a microwave
- To unplug an appliance always pull on this
- Keep these closed at all times
- The drainboard goes on this side of the sink
- When raw meat comes in contact with other foods
- Which dishes should you wash first
48 Clues: Always keep knives. • Wash these separately • Use this for drying hands • Put a grease fire out with • Should be used to wash dishes • Is a symptom of food poisoning • What do you put in rinse water • Keep these closed at all times • Scrape excess food into the ____ • Never _______ knives in the sink. • Do this after you wash your hands • Which dishes should you wash first • ...
OIA Procedures & Safety 2020-08-25
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- A almost accident is a ________
- Checkout inspections on machines are required to be preformed how often
- Number of headphones or earbuds allowed to use while on the floor
- it is all of our ______________ to work safely and prevent hazards
- each of the two pedestrian doors at the front of the building are designated for one way traffic. The office door is the entrance and the break room door is the ____
- type of kit that will hold alcohol wipes, bandaids, gauze etc... we have 4 located on the warehouse floor
- rather than leaving a pile of swept dirt on the floor use a dustpan to dump it in the _____
- only machine that is authorized to go outside
- PPE stands for personal protective ________
- broken pallets and other splintering items should be handled with this handworn PPE
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- the rate of actions being correct or precise
- when working within 6ft of someone or in any common areas it is mandatory to wear a ____
- when are machine operators permitted to use headphones or speakers?
- At all standing work stations there are _________ mats to prevent foot & back strain
- reporting unsafe acts or conditions can help prevent _________
- Maintain _____ points of contact when climbing a ladder
- machine operators are required to use their ____ at all stop signs, when entering an aisle or tunnel, and when approaching other employees
- writing inaccurate data on your time sheet is a form of _____
- Daimler department lead
- strap into this safety equipment item used on cherry pickers
- stop, wait, and look both ways before entering the ______
21 Clues: Daimler department lead • A almost accident is a ________ • PPE stands for personal protective ________ • the rate of actions being correct or precise • only machine that is authorized to go outside • Maintain _____ points of contact when climbing a ladder • stop, wait, and look both ways before entering the ______ • ...
Chapter 1 Safety 2020-09-09
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- — a document that establishes minimum safety rules for an electrician to follow when performing electrical installations; it is published by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
- — since 1971, OSHA’s job has been to establish and enforce workplace safety rules
- — an arrangement consisting of a power source, conductors, and a load
- — the unit of measure for voltage
- — a violent electrical condition that causes molten metal to be thrown through the air
- — the unit of measure for electrical resistance
- — a term used in the National Electrical Code® that means that the rule must be followed
- — a dangerous condition associated with the possible release of energy caused by an electric arc
- — the flow of a high amount of current across an insulating medium, like air
- — an electrical tool that is constructed so the case is isolated from electrical energy and is made of a nonconductive material
- — the force that causes electrons to move from atom to atom in a conductor
- — an electrical connection to an object that conducts electrical current to the earth
- — a two-prong plug that distinguishes between the grounded conductor and the “hot” conductor by having the grounded conductor prong wider than the “hot” conductor prong; this plug will fit into a receptacle only one way
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- — a form that lists and explains each of the hazardous materials that electricians may work with so they can safely use the material and respond to an emergency situation
- — the mathematical relationship between current, voltage, and resistance in an electrical circuit
- — a device that protects people from dangerous levels of electrical current by measuring the current difference between two conductors of an electrical circuit and tripping to an open position if the measured value exceeds approximately 5 milliamperes
- — the opposition to current flow
- — a material that does not allow electrical current to flow through it; examples are rubber, plastic, and glass
- — the intensity of electron flow in a conductor
- — the unit of measure for electrical current flow
- — the sudden stimulation of nerves and muscle caused by electricity flowing through the body
- — equipment for the eyes, face, head, and extremities; protective clothing; respiratory devices; protective shields and barriers
- — very rapid irregular contractions of the heart that result in the heartbeat and pulse going out of rhythm with each other
- — a material that allows electrical current to flow through it; examples are copper, aluminum, and silver
- — a part of an electrical circuit that uses electrical current to perform some function; an example would be a lightbulb (produces light) or electric motor (produces mechanical energy)
- — also referred to as staging; a piece of equipment that provides a platform for working in high places; the parts are put together at the job site and then taken apart and reconstructed when needed at another location
- — a potential source of danger
- — a part of an electrical circuit that produces the voltage required by the circuit
28 Clues: — a potential source of danger • — the opposition to current flow • — the unit of measure for voltage • — the intensity of electron flow in a conductor • — the unit of measure for electrical resistance • — the unit of measure for electrical current flow • — an arrangement consisting of a power source, conductors, and a load • ...
kitchen fire safety 2020-09-18
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- 3 out of 5 home fire deaths resulted from fires in homes with no working smoke _ _ _ _ _ _.
- Get _ _ _ and crawl under smoke.
- Month of Fire Protection Week.
- room where most home fires start
- 2 story home should have an _ _ _ _ _ _ ladder for evacuation.
- _ _ _ _ _ _ or turn off your appliances when not in use.
- keep a _ _ _ handy while cooking.
- It is important that _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ knows where to meet when evacuating during emergency.
- _ _ _ _ Protection Week
- The leading cause of kitchen fires.
- The leading cause of fires in the kitchen is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ cooking.
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- Close _ _ _ _ _ behind you to prevent the fire from spreading.
- In a home safety emergency _ _ _ _ _ _ counts.
- Call 9 1 1 from outside your _ _ _ _.
- City which the Great Fire of 1871 happened.
- The day most cooking fires happen.
- Be ready for the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- Assign a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ spot outside that is a safe distance away from your home
- Keep the kitchen clear of _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- Carbon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is the #1 cause of accidental deaths.
- Once everyone is out,_ _ _ _ out.
21 Clues: _ _ _ _ Protection Week • Month of Fire Protection Week. • Get _ _ _ and crawl under smoke. • room where most home fires start • keep a _ _ _ handy while cooking. • Once everyone is out,_ _ _ _ out. • The day most cooking fires happen. • The leading cause of kitchen fires. • Call 9 1 1 from outside your _ _ _ _. • Be ready for the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • ...
General Shop Safety 2020-11-05
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- Long ______ should be tied back to prevent injuries.
- The first aid kits are in the third drawer down in Mr. White's filing ______.
- Personal ______ Equipment.
- Controlling ______ helps make the air clean for breathing.
- The ______ station should only be used if someone has something in their eye.
- A messy shop is an ______ shop.
- Always be aware of your ______ when working in the shop.
- Always be aware of your ______ when working in the shop.
- If this stuff is excessive, remove it while in the shop.
- All students and parents must sign the Safety ______ Form before entering the shop.
- The only PPE that is required every day, even though we have much more than just these available.
- The red double doors that lead to the parking lot is our main fire ______.
- These get ______ air cleaners turned on at recess and lunch.
- A ______ shop is a safe shop.
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- I'm glad there is another ______ in the class to help if we have any injuries.
- Undesired behaviour in the shop that will not be tolerated.
- Ms. Hoskinson, the school secretary, is great at removing these.
- Report all ______ no matter how small to Mr. White.
- The ______ stop button should be hit if the power needs to be cut to the shop.
- These are great for removing splinters.
- Because of our fire alarm mishap a few years ago, ______ lights were installed so the fire alarm could be seen and heard.
- Never return a piece of ______ equipment to the tool room without letting Mr. White know.
- Don't hesitate to pull the trigger on this thing if you see a fire!!
- Having ______ for the tools goes a long way to having a safe day in the shop.
24 Clues: Personal ______ Equipment. • A ______ shop is a safe shop. • A messy shop is an ______ shop. • These are great for removing splinters. • Report all ______ no matter how small to Mr. White. • Long ______ should be tied back to prevent injuries. • Always be aware of your ______ when working in the shop. • Always be aware of your ______ when working in the shop. • ...
Lab safety terms 2021-10-13
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- shape food by hand
- use a grinder to break up a food fine particles
- cut food, like cheese or carrots into smaller pieces Toss mix ingredients by tumbling them with tongs
- pour a liquid over a food as it cooks
- dividing food into smaller pieces
- leave an opening in a container so steam can escape
- make a liquid clear by removing solid particles Candy cook a food in a sugar syrup
- use a pastry brush to coat a food with a liquid
- is to chop finely ----
- mash cooked fruits or vegetables until they are smooth
- cut a food, such as almond, into very thin strips
- heat sugar until it liquefies and darkens in color Glaze coat a food with a liquid that forms a glossy finish
- crush food into a smooth mixture with a masher
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- break or tear off small layers of food
- add flavor to a food by soaking it
- make shallow cuts with a knife in the surface of a food
- coat food heavily with flour, bread crumbs, or cornmeal
- with a spoon or whisk
- food with a thin layer of another food
- separate solid particles from liquid
- beat quickly and vigorously to make it light and fluffy
- divide into four equal pieces
- remove the center of a fruit, like an apple
- coat a food with three different layers
- to pulverize food into crumbs, powder, or paste
- combining two or more ingredients
- add such flavorings as herbs and spices to a food
27 Clues: shape food by hand • with a spoon or whisk • is to chop finely ---- • divide into four equal pieces • dividing food into smaller pieces • combining two or more ingredients • add flavor to a food by soaking it • separate solid particles from liquid • pour a liquid over a food as it cooks • break or tear off small layers of food • food with a thin layer of another food • ...
Lab safety terms 2021-10-13
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- shape food by hand
- use a grinder to break up a food fine particles
- cut food, like cheese or carrots into smaller pieces Toss mix ingredients by tumbling them with tongs
- pour a liquid over a food as it cooks
- dividing food into smaller pieces
- leave an opening in a container so steam can escape
- make a liquid clear by removing solid particles Candy cook a food in a sugar syrup
- use a pastry brush to coat a food with a liquid
- is to chop finely ----
- mash cooked fruits or vegetables until they are smooth
- cut a food, such as almond, into very thin strips
- heat sugar until it liquefies and darkens in color Glaze coat a food with a liquid that forms a glossy finish
- crush food into a smooth mixture with a masher
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- break or tear off small layers of food
- add flavor to a food by soaking it
- make shallow cuts with a knife in the surface of a food
- coat food heavily with flour, bread crumbs, or cornmeal
- with a spoon or whisk
- food with a thin layer of another food
- separate solid particles from liquid
- beat quickly and vigorously to make it light and fluffy
- divide into four equal pieces
- remove the center of a fruit, like an apple
- coat a food with three different layers
- to pulverize food into crumbs, powder, or paste
- combining two or more ingredients
- add such flavorings as herbs and spices to a food
27 Clues: shape food by hand • with a spoon or whisk • is to chop finely ---- • divide into four equal pieces • dividing food into smaller pieces • combining two or more ingredients • add flavor to a food by soaking it • separate solid particles from liquid • pour a liquid over a food as it cooks • break or tear off small layers of food • food with a thin layer of another food • ...
Lab safety terms 2021-10-13
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- divide into four equal pieces
- make shallow cuts with a knife in the surface of a food
- mash cooked fruits or vegetables until they are smooth
- food with a thin layer of another food
- with a spoon or whisk
- use a grinder to break up a food fine particles
- crush food into a smooth mixture with a masher
- cut food, like cheese or carrots into smaller pieces Toss mix ingredients by tumbling them with tongs
- remove the center of a fruit, like an apple
- break or tear off small layers of food
- coat a food with three different layers
- is to chop finely
- common method for measuring shortening
- method that takes a liquid measuring cup (subtract fat to measure)
- combining two or more ingredients
- pour a liquid over a food as it cooks
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- use a pastry brush to coat a food with a liquid
- coat food heavily with flour, bread crumbs, or cornmeal
- dividing food into smaller pieces
- leave an opening in a container so steam can escape
- cut a food, such as almond, into very thin strips
- to pulverize food into crumbs, powder, or paste
- add flavor to a food by soaking it
- separate solid particles from liquid
- make a liquid clear by removing solid particles Candy cook a food in a sugar syrup
- shape food by hand
- heat sugar until it liquefies and darkens in color Glaze coat a food with a liquid that forms a glossy finish
- beat quickly and vigorously to make it light and fluffy
- add such flavorings as herbs and spices to a food
29 Clues: is to chop finely • shape food by hand • with a spoon or whisk • divide into four equal pieces • dividing food into smaller pieces • combining two or more ingredients • add flavor to a food by soaking it • separate solid particles from liquid • pour a liquid over a food as it cooks • food with a thin layer of another food • break or tear off small layers of food • ...
Lab safety terms 2021-10-13
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- make a liquid clear by removing solid particles Candy cook a food in a sugar syrup
- crush food into a smooth mixture with a masher
- is to chop finely
- use a grinder to break up a food fine particles
- make shallow cuts with a knife in the surface of a food
- cut food, like cheese or carrots into smaller pieces Toss mix ingredients by tumbling them with tongs
- divide into four equal pieces
- cut a food, such as almond, into very thin strips
- beat quickly and vigorously to make it light and fluffy
- mash cooked fruits or vegetables until they are smooth
- add such flavorings as herbs and spices to a food
- heat sugar until it liquefies and darkens in color Glaze coat a food with a liquid that forms a glossy finish
- pour a liquid over a food as it cooks
- dividing food into smaller pieces
- break or tear off small layers of food
- leave an opening in a container so steam can escape
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- common method for measuring shortening
- combining two or more ingredients
- method that takes a liquid measuring cup (subtract fat to measure)
- to pulverize food into crumbs, powder, or paste
- remove the center of a fruit, like an apple
- coat a food with three different layers
- add flavor to a food by soaking it
- shape food by hand
- food with a thin layer of another food
- coat food heavily with flour, bread crumbs, or cornmeal
- with a spoon or whisk
- use a pastry brush to coat a food with a liquid
- separate solid particles from liquid
29 Clues: is to chop finely • shape food by hand • with a spoon or whisk • divide into four equal pieces • combining two or more ingredients • dividing food into smaller pieces • add flavor to a food by soaking it • separate solid particles from liquid • pour a liquid over a food as it cooks • common method for measuring shortening • food with a thin layer of another food • ...
Lab safety terms 2021-10-13
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- make a liquid clear by removing solid particles Candy cook a food in a sugar syrup
- crush food into a smooth mixture with a masher
- is to chop finely
- use a grinder to break up a food fine particles
- make shallow cuts with a knife in the surface of a food
- cut food, like cheese or carrots into smaller pieces Toss mix ingredients by tumbling them with tongs
- divide into four equal pieces
- cut a food, such as almond, into very thin strips
- beat quickly and vigorously to make it light and fluffy
- mash cooked fruits or vegetables until they are smooth
- add such flavorings as herbs and spices to a food
- heat sugar until it liquefies and darkens in color Glaze coat a food with a liquid that forms a glossy finish
- pour a liquid over a food as it cooks
- dividing food into smaller pieces
- break or tear off small layers of food
- leave an opening in a container so steam can escape
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- common method for measuring shortening
- combining two or more ingredients
- method that takes a liquid measuring cup (subtract fat to measure)
- to pulverize food into crumbs, powder, or paste
- remove the center of a fruit, like an apple
- coat a food with three different layers
- add flavor to a food by soaking it
- shape food by hand
- food with a thin layer of another food
- coat food heavily with flour, bread crumbs, or cornmeal
- with a spoon or whisk
- use a pastry brush to coat a food with a liquid
- separate solid particles from liquid
29 Clues: is to chop finely • shape food by hand • with a spoon or whisk • divide into four equal pieces • combining two or more ingredients • dividing food into smaller pieces • add flavor to a food by soaking it • separate solid particles from liquid • pour a liquid over a food as it cooks • common method for measuring shortening • food with a thin layer of another food • ...
Kitchen Safety & Sanitation 2021-09-16
21 Clues: Five • bags • stove • rinse • sharp • Water • Ready • towel • hands • sixty • forty • bucket • fridge • bleach • Fifteen • holding • cutting • bacteria • sanitize • electricity • contamination
Food Safety Crossword 2021-09-09
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- worn on hands to protect food
- most dependable cleaning substance
- the measure of heat in something
- worn to protect clothes from messy food
- used to cut food
- used to hold food
- the person eating the food
- brush your teeth for __
- spoiled
- cleaning with product
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- synonym to sustenance
- how people clean their whole body
- how to avoid problems and danger
- animal product
- new and clean, also __
- fresh ___ from the farmers market
- keto diet
- keratin growth on scalp
- microscopic hazardous growth
- opposite of dirty
20 Clues: spoiled • keto diet • animal product • used to cut food • used to hold food • opposite of dirty • synonym to sustenance • cleaning with product • new and clean, also __ • keratin growth on scalp • brush your teeth for __ • the person eating the food • microscopic hazardous growth • worn on hands to protect food • how to avoid problems and danger • the measure of heat in something • ...
Safety Module Crossword 2022-01-31
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- Also written as "q day"
- Is responsible for fall prevention
- The B in S-B-A-R
- The I in P-I-N-C-H meds
- A patient identifier in addition to date of birth
- Keep Foley bag below the level of the ____ but not touching the floor
- Door signs are not a ____ violation
- Always use this technique with dressing and tubing changes
- Lead the list of healthcare-associated conditions for patients, guests, and staff
- Are the last resort for violent or non-violent behavior control
- “Have you seen ___?” is a phrase to remind fellow staff members to perform good hand hygiene
- Use alcohol hand ____ before and after gloving
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- Type of label that is red-orange placed on malfunctioning equipment
- The color of the armband to indicate a patient at risk for falls
- This can be checked to see a patient's name and date of birth
- The D in S-B-A-R (E-D)
- Can be abbreviated as mcg
- Our culture of safety depends upon good _____ and reliable documentation
- The E in S-B-A-R (E-D)
- Assess the patient's skin using this scale to determine the risk of skin breakdown
- The H in P-I-N-C-H meds
- The A in S-B-A-R
- ____ infection – germs passed from patient to patient by staff members' hands
- One of the S's in S-B-A-R
- One of the R's in S-B-A-R
25 Clues: The B in S-B-A-R • The A in S-B-A-R • The D in S-B-A-R (E-D) • The E in S-B-A-R (E-D) • Also written as "q day" • The I in P-I-N-C-H meds • The H in P-I-N-C-H meds • Can be abbreviated as mcg • One of the S's in S-B-A-R • One of the R's in S-B-A-R • Is responsible for fall prevention • Door signs are not a ____ violation • Use alcohol hand ____ before and after gloving • ...
S09 - Equipment Safety 2022-03-11
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- This is higher on power tools and that's one reason why it is more dangerous than hand tools.
- This PPE is the only one recommended to be used for all types of tools (2 words)
- These types of tools are operated by pneumatic power or electricity. (2 words)
- These hex keys provide more torque
- This common type of wrench is fast, applies torque in one direction, but takes up more room
- Type of gas that helps fuels burn
- The 3rd prong on a plug that is neutral
- This hand tool has a handle, its end is shaped like a cross, and is used to drive in screws. (2 words)
- Air pressures should be kept below ___ psig when using compressed air to clean work areas.
- This should be reference on a gas cylinder to determine necessary safety precautions. (2 words)
- This wrench type completely encircles the fastener, needs more room, but doesn't strip it (2 words)
- This is a major brand name for a Hex Key (2 words)
- These hex keys work better in tight spaces
- Never try to remove this from a power tool
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- This is placed on top of a compressed gas cylinder to protect the valve stem. (3 words)
- This hand tool is used to drive slotted fasteners (2 words)
- These are never allowed when working with tools because they can lead to injuries.
- This is when it's OK to alter a hand tool.
- This is what you should do to your power tools to look for wear and damage.
- To be sure that a dangerous compressed gas canister is secure, it should be ___ to a rigid fixture.
- This is how far apart oxygen fixtures should be stored away from flammable materials and any other ignition sources
- On a 3 prong plug...one is hot, one is ___, and one is the ground
22 Clues: Type of gas that helps fuels burn • These hex keys provide more torque • The 3rd prong on a plug that is neutral • This is when it's OK to alter a hand tool. • These hex keys work better in tight spaces • Never try to remove this from a power tool • This is a major brand name for a Hex Key (2 words) • This hand tool is used to drive slotted fasteners (2 words) • ...
Assignment # 1 - Safety 2021-06-18
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- ____-gas bottles shall not be taken into a confined space.
- The driver shall determine that ___ are in a safe operating condition before operating equipment.
- ____ and basic first aid training shall be immediately available to render emergency assistance.
- Winch lines, ropes, or wire cables shall not be guided by hand when standing within reach of the _____.
- Class "A" fires involve ordinary ____.
- Flying mammal
- Large marsupial
- Ear protection must be worn when exposed to noise of 90 _____ for more than 8 hours.
- Man's best friend
- Only specifically ____ employees who posses a valid license or permit for the equipment being used shall operate Utility-owned motor vehicles.
- Equipment near energized lines shall be; properly ____, insulated, isolated, or considered as energized.
- Employee's feet shall be on the __________ of the basket the entire time they are in it.
- Before entering a _____ space all levels shall be tested for oxygen deficiency, and presence of flammable or toxic gases and vapors.
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- In no case shall more than one ____ conductor or phase be worked at one time.
- Signals to the equipment operator shall be given by one person ___ to perform this task.
- During the day, red ____ shall be used for loads extending beyond the front or back of a line truck.
- Likes to chase mice
- Has a trunk
- Vehicle mounted generators shall be bonded to the ____.
- The operator of equipment shall always ____ in the direction of travel.
- Drivers shall exercise added ___ when driving through residential and school zones.
- Whenever possible, the vehicle shall be positioned to avoid the necessity of ____.
- Hold the fire extinguisher upright and aim it at the ____ of the fire.
- Signals to the equipment operator shall be given by one person ____ to perform this task.
- A driver shall not permit unauthorized persons to ________ or operate a Utility vehicle.
- Employees shall not enter confined spaces after using ___ fire extinguisher.
- After use, all fire hoses shall be thoroughly _____.
- Material that extends more than ___ feed beyond the front or back of the truck or trailer shall have a warning.
28 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • Class "A" fires involve ordinary ____. • After use, all fire hoses shall be thoroughly _____. • Vehicle mounted generators shall be bonded to the ____. • ____-gas bottles shall not be taken into a confined space. • Hold the fire extinguisher upright and aim it at the ____ of the fire. • ...
SCRMC safety module 2021-08-16
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- errors in _____ have been identified as the number one cause of medical errors that harm patients.
- Patients name, DOB, medication dose, route, frequency, and reason
- ____ hygiene decreases spread of germs.
- Always use ____ technique with dressing and tubing changes.
- Central line associated blood stream infection
- Never leave ____ history blank
- What information in the patient’s history is relevant to this communication?
- Used to help remember high alert medications like insulin
- Don't overlook or bypass this basic step in patient _____ and error prevention
- The lower the number, the greater the risk for skin breakdown according to what scale.
- nearly all hospital equipment has built-in _____ to alert users about malfunctions, misconnections, patient status and more.
- With healthcare acquired pneumonia it is important to keep patients _____?
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- Elderly, immobile patients are at the greatest risk for healthcare acquired ____?
- ____ consent given by the physician
- The red-orange label placed on malfunctioning equipment that is sent to BioMed for evaluation.
- Reliable______ to identify what the risks are and what preventive measures need to be taken.
- Who is responsible for fall prevention?
- Catheter associated urinary tract infection
- _____ verifies the order and checks against drug allergies and duplicate therapy
- If an infection occurs within 30 days of surgery it is considered an ____
- ____ lead the list of healthcare associated conditions for patients, guests, and staff!
- Keep____ bag below the level of the bladder but not touching the floor.
- ____ are the last resort for medical healing or behavior control.
- Always be ___ to every alarm - check patient first, then cause of the alarm.
- Patient should ___ for himself/herself if at all possible.
25 Clues: Never leave ____ history blank • ____ consent given by the physician • Who is responsible for fall prevention? • ____ hygiene decreases spread of germs. • Catheter associated urinary tract infection • Central line associated blood stream infection • Used to help remember high alert medications like insulin • Patient should ___ for himself/herself if at all possible. • ...
Safety and Sanitation 2021-08-12
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- bad bacteria that causes foodborne illness
- should always be cooked to an internal temperature of 155F (2 words)
- the first aid is cool running water
- thawing food on the counter is
- the maximum amount of hours food can be left in the danger zone
- the M in fat tom stands for
- foodborne illness found in under cooked beef
- the lid from a steamy pot should be lifted in this direction
- never put this on a grease fire
- foodborne illness found in raw poultry and eggs
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- the temperature at which bacteria multiplies at its fastest rate (2 words)
- first aid for a bleeding cut
- the first dishes to be washed
- foodborne illness found in human feces
- foodborne illness found in honey
- should be cooked to a temperature of 165F
- foodborne illness found in human mucous
- first step is disconnecting the power source (2 words)
- mixing chlorine and bleach causes (2 words)
- a knife used for cutting should always be
20 Clues: the M in fat tom stands for • first aid for a bleeding cut • the first dishes to be washed • thawing food on the counter is • never put this on a grease fire • foodborne illness found in honey • the first aid is cool running water • foodborne illness found in human feces • foodborne illness found in human mucous • should be cooked to a temperature of 165F • ...
Safety in Healthcare 2021-09-27
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- National Fire Protection Association
- Read the labels of solution bottles at least _____ times during use
- Rescue. Activate. Contain. Extinguish.
- Environment Protection Agency
- Standard that has mandates to protect health care providers from diseases caused by exposure to body fluids
- Always ____ your hands before and after any procedure
- Information sheet that must be provided by the manufacturer for all hazardous products
- Occupational Health and Safety Administration
- Always _____ on the door before entering a patient's room
- Standing with feet 8-10 inches apart to provide better balance
- How many sections are in the SDSs?
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- Class A, B, C, D, K
- The way in which the body moves and maintains balance; the most efficient way to use all of body parts
- Set of rules designed to protect both the patient and the health care worker
- A major concern in radiology departments and dental offices
- An applied science used to promote the safety and well-being of a person by adapting to the environment and using techniques to prevent injuries
- Check identification wristband, ask to state and repeat patient's name twice, and check the name on their bed and record
- American Medical Association
- Pull. Aim. Squeeze. Sweep.
- Avoid _______ for long periods of time
20 Clues: Class A, B, C, D, K • Pull. Aim. Squeeze. Sweep. • American Medical Association • Environment Protection Agency • How many sections are in the SDSs? • National Fire Protection Association • Rescue. Activate. Contain. Extinguish. • Avoid _______ for long periods of time • Occupational Health and Safety Administration • Always ____ your hands before and after any procedure • ...
live stock safety 2021-08-25
22 Clues: feet • calm • head • bulls • slipnot • patient • footing • bodymass • leadrope • showstick • trimchute • flightzone • determined • beefcattle • showhalter • safetyzone • ropehalter • responsible • squeezechutes • equipmentrisks • closedtoeshoes • productioncattle
Kitchen Safety & Sanitation 2021-09-16
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- Cook raw hamburger to one hundred fifty _____ degrees.
- Cook poultry to at least one hundred ______ five degrees.
- Harmful _________ can be on food even if you cannot see it.
- Keep meat and produce in separate _____ when shopping.
- Use one capful of __________ to make sanitizer buckets.
- Wash hands for at least ten to _________ seconds.
- Instead of a cloth, use a paper _____.
- When serving, maintaining temps is called hot or cold __________.
- Don't touch _____ to eat foods without gloves.
- Wash,__________, sanitize.
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- Keep paper away from the ________.
- Put raw meat on bottom shelf in the _________.
- A ______ knife is a safe knife.
- Wash hands with warm _________.
- The red _________ under the sink is for sanitizer.
- Use a plastic _______ board instead of wood.
- Wash, rinse, __________.
- Cross-_________ can cause food borne illness.
- __________ and water DO NOT MIX.
- Keep cold food below _______-one degrees.
- After washing ______, put on gloves.
21 Clues: Wash, rinse, __________. • Wash,__________, sanitize. • A ______ knife is a safe knife. • Wash hands with warm _________. • __________ and water DO NOT MIX. • Keep paper away from the ________. • After washing ______, put on gloves. • Instead of a cloth, use a paper _____. • Keep cold food below _______-one degrees. • Use a plastic _______ board instead of wood. • ...
Health and Safety 2022-04-21
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- Protective fo ear
- When earth moove an make a lot damage
- Protective for walk
- In rock or concrete cut
- When you bleed at job you need to use
- Put with harness
- Actuallly you need to work with __
- you use it for moove a wall
- when you cut your hand you have ____
- supervisor
- Protective for head
- car for pallet or heavy things storage
- Area 51 is very dagerous
- energy control
- Small cage for work at height in factory
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- We use it for fire
- hazardous contaminant in walls
- Hot area
- close space
- You need to doo when they have accident
- All building need a ______ plan
- put all padlock
- You use it when you have too much noise
- we use it in gaz zone
- health line for work with harness
- After an accident we need to do an
- safety harness
- We use it in all mecanic transportation
- When you cut tree
- Hearing individual mask
30 Clues: Hot area • supervisor • close space • safety harness • energy control • put all padlock • Put with harness • Protective fo ear • When you cut tree • We use it for fire • Protective for walk • Protective for head • we use it in gaz zone • In rock or concrete cut • Hearing individual mask • Area 51 is very dagerous • you use it for moove a wall • hazardous contaminant in walls • ...
Safety Crossword 1. 2017-03-18
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- Sliding.
- Pass to work at height.
- The condition of being safe; freedom from danger, risk, or injury.
- Can make you fall.
- Typically rapidly and without control.
- Contain base plate.
- Base plate texture.
- Produces demerits.
- Management commitment.
- Working procedures.
- A case for carrying or storing tools.,daily talk
- Afterwards start work.
- An Electrical test?
- Create 3,000 to 20,000 °C temperature (Two words).
- Harness required double?
- Type of bandage.
- Takes load
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- Can kill, Shoot.
- Type of hazards.
- Now you can enter in construction area.
- Electrical resistance unit.
- In transmission and homes
- Avoid tools to fall.
- Safety shoes and helmet are?
- Way to do.
- Related to work
- Can be a wood.
- Work-permit system.
- For (100-1000A).
- Stops energy?
- Section 127 of BOCW .
- OHSAS tool to control dangers.
- Hydrate.
- limited egress.
- Corners, Opening.
- Should be clean and clear.
- useful in dehydration.
37 Clues: Sliding. • Hydrate. • Way to do. • Takes load • Stops energy? • Can be a wood. • Related to work • limited egress. • Can kill, Shoot. • Type of hazards. • For (100-1000A). • Type of bandage. • Corners, Opening. • Can make you fall. • Produces demerits. • Contain base plate. • Base plate texture. • Work-permit system. • Working procedures. • An Electrical test? • Avoid tools to fall. • Section 127 of BOCW . • ...
CVPH Laboratory Safety 2017-04-05
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- The abbreviation of Occupational Safety and Health Standard is?
- The MSDS online is called?
- Wearing gloves, face/eye shield, and lab coat is?
- Extension 6222 is?
- The fire classification for burning solids such as wood, paper, and plastic is?
- CVPH Lab's Biosafety Level is?
- The fire classification for flammable gasses such as propane, butane, and methane is?
- How often do we review risk assessment?
- What is the acronym for fire evacuation?
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- How many evacuation routes are from the Lab?
- How many spill chemical treatment kits are in the Lab?
- How many biosafety enclosures are in the Lab?
- The fire classification for burning liquids such as paraffin, petrol, and oil is?
- The form used to report serious medical device adverse events is?
- 6111 is the number to CVPH's?
- The number of fire extinguishers in the Lab is?
- What is the acronym for using fire extinguisher?
- The number of eyewash stations in the Lab is?
- What is the abbreviation of Occupational Safety and Health Administration?
- How many splash/face shields are in the Lab?
- What apparatus is used by fire fighters in an oxygen-deficient quarter?
21 Clues: Extension 6222 is? • The MSDS online is called? • 6111 is the number to CVPH's? • CVPH Lab's Biosafety Level is? • How often do we review risk assessment? • What is the acronym for fire evacuation? • How many evacuation routes are from the Lab? • How many splash/face shields are in the Lab? • How many biosafety enclosures are in the Lab? • ...
Kitchen Safety Crossword 2018-03-07
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- You must cook food to a certain temperature to avoid this.
- What is a substitute to washing your hands with soap?
- What you can use to put out grease fires.
- Who you should tell first if you get injured
- How you should always keep your knives.
- What should be kept in your kitchen incase of an injury.
- What you should never try to put grease fires out with.
- Always turn these inwards so they cannot be reached or pulled down.
- What knife is used the most in kitchens?
- What type of water do you not put knives in?
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- What you should do to the oven and stove burners to prevent fires.
- What you should use to take something hot out of the oven.
- What can happen when you mix vegetables and raw meat?
- What you should do to prepare your hands for cooking.
- Never use these in a kitchen as they can multiply bacteria.
- Where to never put hot pots and pans.
- What you should tie back while cooking.
- Clean these up in the kitchen so people don't fall.
- When cooking, always make sure you are using the right what?
- What you should never leave unattended while cooking in the kitchen.
20 Clues: Where to never put hot pots and pans. • What you should tie back while cooking. • How you should always keep your knives. • What knife is used the most in kitchens? • What you can use to put out grease fires. • Who you should tell first if you get injured • What type of water do you not put knives in? • Clean these up in the kitchen so people don't fall. • ...
Kitchen Safety Crossword 2018-03-19
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- In the case of a stove top fire, if able, you should cover the pot or pan with its what?
- You should avoid wearing loose clothes in the kitchen when what?
- Prevention of what is a big concern in kitchen safety?
- Never put out a grease fire with what?
- Hands should be washed with warm water and what?
- How should your fingers be when holding a food you are trimming?
- What should be located near the exit of a kitchen?
- board What kitchen tool should you always cut on?
- In the case of a stove top fire, if able, you should turn off the what?
- What in food multiplies quickly in the ‘danger zone’(4 ° C- 60 ° C)?
- What should the cords of electric kitchen appliances have?
- Pot handles should always be turned towards the back of the what?
- What is one of the most used yet one of the most dangerous tools in the kitchen?
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- A knife should be always be kept sharp and not, what?
- When in doubt of how to respond to a kitchen injury, you should contact your what?
- Electric kitchen appliances should be located away from the what?
- What type of illness is food poisoning also referred to as?
- What is the common result of incorrect handling of sharp objects in the kitchen?
- If affected with a burn or scald you should run the area under cooled water for up to 20 what?
- When water or steam makes contact with hot oil, it often results in a hot what?
- Of the four, what is the food practice to help prevent cross contamination?
- Knives should be stored with the blade pointing which direction?
- Food should be in the danger zone for no more than 2 what?
- What is often used to handle hot foods in the kitchen instead of oven mittens?
- What does using oven gloves when handling hot food in the kitchen help prevent?
- Built up what can be a fire hazard?
- Hands should be washed before and after handling what?
27 Clues: Built up what can be a fire hazard? • Never put out a grease fire with what? • Hands should be washed with warm water and what? • board What kitchen tool should you always cut on? • What should be located near the exit of a kitchen? • A knife should be always be kept sharp and not, what? • Prevention of what is a big concern in kitchen safety? • ...
Kitchen Safety Crossword 2018-03-18
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- What food poisoning can you most likely get from eating raw eggs?
- What is the max amount of hours food can be in the danger zone?
- What position do you want your fingers when cutting food?
- What temperature should fish be cooked at?
- What negative temperature should frozen foods be kept at?
- How do you check the temperature of food?
- What is the most common allergy?
- What is the temperature of the Danger Zone?
- What illness is caused from eating/drinking contaminated food/water?
- What should you clean after cooking?
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- What temperature should your water be when washing dishes?
- How should you keep a knife
- What should you always wash before cooking?
- What grows on dishes that haven’t been cleaned well?
- What temperature should poultry be cooked at?
- What is the percentage a child with a peanut allergy can get a tree nut allergy?
- What should you do after drying your dishes?
- What is the acronym for Anaphylaxis?
- What knife is used for slicing through meats and poultry?
- What is the most common knife used in the kitchen?
20 Clues: How should you keep a knife • What is the most common allergy? • What is the acronym for Anaphylaxis? • What should you clean after cooking? • How do you check the temperature of food? • What temperature should fish be cooked at? • What should you always wash before cooking? • What is the temperature of the Danger Zone? • What should you do after drying your dishes? • ...
Internet Safety Revision 2017-05-31
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- You should report online safety issues to….
- Virus Virus that stays hidden in a computer’s memory
- Document Portfolio built up to steal financial assets
- Being blackmailed into sending explicit photos or videos
- C-------- is about the ownership of work
- Bomb A virus that activates at a certain time or date
- Name for the program a virus will execute
- Use this to check the ownership of domain names
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- Providing inaccurate information pretending to be a younger person
- By Downloads Automatically sent to your computer when you visit certain websites or view HTML mail messages
- When internet services are used to carry out attacks
- A malicious program that hides in another program
- Used to hide the meaning of important messages
- Rights Management Collective term for defensive measures to counter copyright infringement (DRM)
- Protection Act If you store (or post) personal information about other people you need to be aware of the D--- P--------- A--
- logger Records every keystroke you make
- Keeps you “hidden” on the internet
- You should never ------ files without the consent of the author
- Virus Virus contained within common files such as a word document
- A virus that creates backdoors into systems
20 Clues: Keeps you “hidden” on the internet • logger Records every keystroke you make • C-------- is about the ownership of work • Name for the program a virus will execute • You should report online safety issues to…. • A virus that creates backdoors into systems • Used to hide the meaning of important messages • Use this to check the ownership of domain names • ...
Whittens Safety Crossword 2017-10-11
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- What are we expected to record on the back of a Whittens Take 5?
- What is in the middle of the ‘Keeping Our Mates Safe’ logo?
- What sort of challenge is Andy running in Safety Week?
- What small risk assessment tool do we get Subcontractor maintenance personnel to use when undertaking work in the office?
- TRIFR stands for Total [----------] Injury Frequency Rate.
- Who is our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provider?
- What is the 13th word in the first paragraph of the Whittens Environmental Policy?
- Which policy is third in the top row on the wall between Celeste’s desk and the kitchen?
- What does the second ‘S’ in SWMS stand for?
- This form of document is a document that outlines the step by step sequence Whittens commit to performing an activity.
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- We have a box on the wall in the kitchen full of equipment, what is it for?
- What sort of an assessment is a JHA?
- What does the ‘H’ stand for in JHA?
- This form of document is usually a one-page, general statement that outlines Whittens objectives and commitments.
- The focus of the last week of October 2017 is?
- What word do we use for keeping our area tidy?
- What type of trades person do we get to do the testing and tagging of office equipment?
- What are there 4 of on the shelf on Lauren’s desk?
- We hire these people to utilise our different forms of plant and equipment on site.
- What do we call acts, regulations and codes of practices?
- We are engaging MIC to assist us with awareness and prevention of suicide; what does the C stand for?
21 Clues: What does the ‘H’ stand for in JHA? • What sort of an assessment is a JHA? • What does the second ‘S’ in SWMS stand for? • The focus of the last week of October 2017 is? • What word do we use for keeping our area tidy? • What are there 4 of on the shelf on Lauren’s desk? • What sort of challenge is Andy running in Safety Week? • ...
Whittens Safety Crossword 2017-10-11
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- What small risk assessment tool do we get Subcontractor maintenance personnel to use when undertaking work in the office?
- Who is our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provider?
- What is the name of the system that helps a business understand and benchmark its journey toward world-class safety performance?
- What is in the middle of the ‘Keeping Our Mates Safe’ logo?
- What is the 13th word in the first paragraph of the Whittens Environmental Policy?
- What is the third control in the Hierarchy of Controls?
- We have a box on the wall in the kitchen full of equipment, what is it for?
- What are we expected to record on the back of a Whittens Take 5?
- Which policy is third in the top row on the wall between Celeste’s desk and the kitchen?
- What type of trades person do we get to do the testing and tagging of office equipment?
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- What does the ‘H’ stand for in JHA?
- We hire these people to utilise our different forms of plant and equipment on site.
- This form of document is usually a one-page, general statement that outlines Whittens objectives and commitments.
- What are there 4 of on the shelf on Lauren’s desk?
- This form of document is a document that outlines the step by step sequence Whittens commit to performing an activity.
- The focus of the last week of October 2017 is?
- What does the second ‘S’ in SWMS stand for?
- We are engaging MIC to assist us with awareness and prevention of suicide; what does the C stand for?
- What sort of an assessment is a JHA?
- What word do we use for keeping our area tidy?
- What do we call acts, regulations and codes of practices?
- TRIFR stands for Total [----------] Injury Frequency Rate.
- What is a 4-letter name for a theory around accident causation?
- What sort of challenge is Andy running in Safety Week?
24 Clues: What does the ‘H’ stand for in JHA? • What sort of an assessment is a JHA? • What does the second ‘S’ in SWMS stand for? • The focus of the last week of October 2017 is? • What word do we use for keeping our area tidy? • What are there 4 of on the shelf on Lauren’s desk? • Who is our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provider? • ...
Food Safety Crossword 2017-08-07
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- Dishes can be sanitized with chemicals or ____
- When raw foods are not kept away from other food
- Process to chill leftovers quickly
- Common disinfecting and sanitizing product
- Always ____ perishable food within 2 hours
- Activity completed before meals and food prep
- "Sell-by ____"
- One type of "germ" that can cause food-borne illness
- Wear these when handling ready-to-eat foods
- Directions for meal preparation
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- Check this on your appliances regularly
- This tool measures temperature
- _____ wash hands before and after handling food
- When allergens are not kept separate from other food
- Clean countertops and utensils with ____ and water
- This meat should be cooked to 165 degrees
- Nutrition education program for low-income families
- What we serve even if child arrives late
- Women, Infants, Children
- Submerge food in leak-proof bag in cold water
- Child and Adult Care Food Program
- Do not eat if packaging is ____
22 Clues: "Sell-by ____" • Women, Infants, Children • This tool measures temperature • Do not eat if packaging is ____ • Directions for meal preparation • Child and Adult Care Food Program • Process to chill leftovers quickly • Check this on your appliances regularly • What we serve even if child arrives late • This meat should be cooked to 165 degrees • ...
Food Safety Crossword 2017-08-07
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- _____ wash hands before and after handling food
- One type of "germ" that can cause food-borne illness
- Dishes can be sanitized with chemicals or ____
- Process to chill leftovers quickly
- When allergens are not kept separate from other food
- Directions for meal preparation
- Nutrition education program for low-income families
- This meat should be cooked to 165 degrees
- This tool measures temperature
- Child and Adult Care Food Program
- Activity completed before meals and food prep
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- What we serve even if child arrives late
- Wear these when handling ready-to-eat foods
- Check this on your appliances regularly
- Women, Infants, Children
- Always ____ perishable food within 2 hours
- When raw foods are not kept away from other food
- Submerge food in leak-proof bag in cold water
- Common disinfecting and sanitizing product
- Clean countertops and utensils with ____ and water
- Do not eat if packaging is ____
- "Sell-by ____"
22 Clues: "Sell-by ____" • Women, Infants, Children • This tool measures temperature • Directions for meal preparation • Do not eat if packaging is ____ • Child and Adult Care Food Program • Process to chill leftovers quickly • Check this on your appliances regularly • What we serve even if child arrives late • This meat should be cooked to 165 degrees • ...
Cyber Safety-Georgia 2016-05-25
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- proof that something is unsafe online
- an example of social media
- people try offend you online
- don't expect emails from them
- don't listen to them
- to keep you safe online
- something you should not give to people
- place on the internet
- media staying in touch online
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- check with them first
- block your computer
- keep your account private
- talk online
- don't give people it
- mail online
- World Wide Web
- sending someone information
- being on the internet
- don't open them
- Can effect your computer
20 Clues: talk online • mail online • World Wide Web • don't open them • block your computer • don't give people it • don't listen to them • check with them first • being on the internet • place on the internet • to keep you safe online • Can effect your computer • keep your account private • an example of social media • sending someone information • people try offend you online • ...
Cyber safety,max 2016-05-31
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- computer loading apps with out you realising.
- calling calling you rude words
- info on you or others .
- to spread lies or the truth
- annoying and teasing you .
- a program used to detect ,prevent and remove virus's on mobile devices to stop getting virus on your apps.
- it means someone shows you a violence video.
- to stalk people online.
- is when you feel bad and sad and down .
- email someone who lies to you online.
- someone who cheats or be mean online .
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- Encouraging it means that someone will try to make you watch or read bad stuff.
- rude words to you online.
- it's about who you are and were you live.
- law its like a law on the internet.
- crimepeople who hack
- it's where you type down numbers and letters.
- Predator a mean person online .
- it's used to go on online stuff.
- A brief sentence of you
- it means you get a sad feeling in your stomach from a mean message .
- it's about you and stuff and people.
- its where someone gets set up on the electronics and the person who is scaming gets there info online.
23 Clues: crimepeople who hack • info on you or others . • A brief sentence of you • to stalk people online. • rude words to you online. • annoying and teasing you . • to spread lies or the truth • calling calling you rude words • Predator a mean person online . • it's used to go on online stuff. • law its like a law on the internet. • it's about you and stuff and people. • ...
Food Safety Crossword 2016-02-25
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- You should do this to labels before purchasing your food.
- Keeps foods above 140 degrees until serving time
- Tilt ___ of pots towards you so you do not burn your face
- Use ______ to pick up hot pans
- While cooking, keep foods _________.
- contact the _____ if glass breaks
- Risky foods are anything that will require this.
- Chill _____ within 2 hours.
- These could catch fire on a gas stove
- Do not freeze _____ food.
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- When cutting food, always use this
- Symptoms of a food-borne illness are ____-like
- A food-borne illness is a disease _____ by food.
- Always _____ matches away from you
- Cook foods ______.
- A food-borne illness caused by eating under cooked food
- The best rule is always:______
- Never leave ______ alone around the stove.
- Symptom of a food-borne illness
- You should clean your hands for ______ seconds
20 Clues: Cook foods ______. • Do not freeze _____ food. • Chill _____ within 2 hours. • Use ______ to pick up hot pans • The best rule is always:______ • Symptom of a food-borne illness • contact the _____ if glass breaks • When cutting food, always use this • Always _____ matches away from you • While cooking, keep foods _________. • These could catch fire on a gas stove • ...
Food Safety Game 2018-11-18
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- a refrigerated cabinet or room for preserving food at very low temperatures
- zone the temperature range in which bacteria grow fastest (4 Celsius – 60 Celsius)
- perform duties or services for (another person or an organization)
- the flesh of a young calf, used as food
- maintaining cleanliness
- a sour-tasting liquid containing acetic acid, obtained by fermenting dilute alcoholic liquids, typically wine, cider, or beer, and used as a condiment or for pickling.
- a thick slice of lean beef, typically from the rump and eaten grilled or fried
- chiefly North American rubbish or waste, especially domestic refuse
- the spreading of harmful bacteria from one food to another
- conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease, especially through cleanliness
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- an appliance or compartment which is artificially kept cool and used to store food and drink. Modern refrigerators generally make use of the cooling effect produced when a volatile liquid is forced to evaporate in a sealed system in which it can be condensed back to liquid outside the refrigerator.
- illness food poisoning.
- foods food that spoil easily
- make impure
- any of a group of unicellular, multicellular, or syncytial spore-producing organisms feeding on organic matter, including moulds, yeast, mushrooms, and toadstools
- a kind of stew that is cooked slowly in an oven
- an organism which lives in or on another organism (its host) and benefits by deriving nutrients at the other's expense
- a small room or cupboard in which food, crockery, and cutlery are kept.
- an infective agent that typically consists of a nucleic acid molecule in a protein coat, is too small to be seen by light microscopy, and is able to multiply only within the living cells of a host
- microscopic living organisms
20 Clues: make impure • maintaining cleanliness • microscopic living organisms • illness food poisoning. • foods food that spoil easily • the flesh of a young calf, used as food • a kind of stew that is cooked slowly in an oven • the spreading of harmful bacteria from one food to another • perform duties or services for (another person or an organization) • ...
Food Safety Crossword 2019-10-08
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- Used to scrape the sides of something
- Massage or squeeze with hands
- an allergic reaction
- Used to cool things
- Zone Temperature between 5℃ and 60℃
- Life threatning illness that can stop your breathing
- the place where you cook
- heat source
- used to heat up food
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- To disinfect something
- A bacterium that produces toxins that cause vomiting
- Found in lettuce last year
- soda Used to put out fat fires
- Can cause diseases
- fried quickly in a little hot fat.
- A type of bacteria which infects
- Food poisoning caused by raw chicken
- Unlikely to cause danger
- To keep objects cool
- to mix something with
20 Clues: heat source • Can cause diseases • Used to cool things • an allergic reaction • used to heat up food • To keep objects cool • to mix something with • To disinfect something • Unlikely to cause danger • the place where you cook • Found in lettuce last year • Massage or squeeze with hands • soda Used to put out fat fires • A type of bacteria which infects • fried quickly in a little hot fat. • ...
safety at Sable 2019-06-16
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- spark producing activity
- the "C" in DC on your JSA
- the first "C" in present motivation
- back side of welcome onboard card review request
- "blank" to work
- these people avoid conflict
- the preferred control measure for a hazard
- lifting and "Blank"
- 4 on the hazard identification checklist
- a lifting operation where the operator does not have direct sight of the load
- who approves a critical lift?
- short term quick decision maker
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- safety meeting time
- "B" in BHA
- location of the permit control point on NRA
- broad approach decision makers
- careful informed decision makers
- step 2 of the 7 step method
- the "doing" part of your brain
- type of sparrow that breeds exclusively on sable island
- 3.4 on the observation checklist
- step 1 of the 7 step method
- a continuous single tone and flashing red light
- the expected path if and when there is an energy release
- four legged inhabitants of sable island
25 Clues: "B" in BHA • "blank" to work • safety meeting time • lifting and "Blank" • spark producing activity • the "C" in DC on your JSA • step 2 of the 7 step method • step 1 of the 7 step method • these people avoid conflict • who approves a critical lift? • broad approach decision makers • the "doing" part of your brain • short term quick decision maker • careful informed decision makers • ...
kitchen Safety Crossword 2019-10-15
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- the place where you cook
- Food poisoning caused by raw chicken
- A type of bacteria which infects
- fried quickly in a little hot fat.
- an allergic reaction
- Found in lettuce last year
- Used to cool things
- To disinfect something
- Unlikely to cause danger
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- to mix something with
- Life threatning illness that can stop your breathing
- Massage or squeeze with hands
- A bacterium that produces toxins that cause vomiting
- Used to scrape the sides of something
- Zone Temperature between 5℃ and 60℃
- Can cause diseases
- used to heat up food
- To keep objects cool
- soda Used to put out fat fires
- heat source
20 Clues: heat source • Can cause diseases • Used to cool things • used to heat up food • an allergic reaction • To keep objects cool • to mix something with • To disinfect something • the place where you cook • Unlikely to cause danger • Found in lettuce last year • Massage or squeeze with hands • soda Used to put out fat fires • A type of bacteria which infects • fried quickly in a little hot fat. • ...
Introduction to Safety 2012-12-04
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- make sure, test that something is true
- equipment
- allowed, with permission
- every day
- recommended, the way something must be done
- too much, more than needed
- by sight, with your eyes
- action or operation of something
- get, receive
- usual, normal action
- damage or hurt to the body
- of influence of something, maybe drugs or alcohol
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- making someone active or live again
- hanging down, like a load from a crane
- death as a result of an accident
- keep or make safe, take care of
- workers in a company
- possibility, probability
- place or building, such as a factory
- do or make, for example a test
20 Clues: equipment • every day • get, receive • workers in a company • usual, normal action • allowed, with permission • possibility, probability • by sight, with your eyes • too much, more than needed • damage or hurt to the body • do or make, for example a test • keep or make safe, take care of • death as a result of an accident • action or operation of something • ...
Health and Safety 2013-01-05
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- What data sheets help you to know what chemicals you are working with and what emergency procedures to follow in an emergency
- Must be given when ordering anything on behalf of the company
- time sheet due on Marijana's desk by ....... morning
- What must be protected when creating slurry on the road
- JHA's are to be filled in/signed every day for every .........
- A ...... kit is used when there is an injury
- Colour of vest only worn by STMS
- You should only use this in your breaks for private use
- A plan that makes the site safe for traffic and the work being carried out
- Endorsement that you need on your licence to operate a digger
- What must you use when cutting concrete to protect your legs
- A ..... kit is used when there is a discharge of liquid on your site
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- How often do you check your vehicle
- These will now be done randomly on all staff
- Used to fight a fire
- Company H&S representative
- How often do you attend the H&S meetings
- When digging a trench in a tree lined street what must you have before you start
- Who is responsible for the safety of workers on site
- Form you fill in for any incident that happens during work hours
- Paperwork that is to be kept on site all times as it contains important information on the job
- The best fluid to hydrate you
- safety boots worn on site must be steel capped .... unless working with water
- What PPE gear must be worn and done up, even in our yard
- Company STMS
25 Clues: Company STMS • Used to fight a fire • Company H&S representative • The best fluid to hydrate you • Colour of vest only worn by STMS • How often do you check your vehicle • How often do you attend the H&S meetings • These will now be done randomly on all staff • A ...... kit is used when there is an injury • time sheet due on Marijana's desk by ....... morning • ...
Safety and Equipment 2013-08-29
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- To pour liquid from a large opening to a small one
- To protect clothes and skin
- To drops small amount of liquid
- To put out fires
- To rinse chemicals from skin
- To see the small organism bigger
- To keep and store chemicals
- Helps To clean out eyes
- Holds large amount of chemicals
- To keep hands safe
- To protect feet
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- A small adjustable gas burner
- Surface that keep things hot
- Spray to put out fire
- Holds small amount of chemicals
- To dispose the chemicals
- To keep eyes safe
- To correctly smell chemicals
- Small knife
- To protect against fumes
20 Clues: Small knife • To protect feet • To put out fires • To keep eyes safe • To keep hands safe • Spray to put out fire • Helps To clean out eyes • To dispose the chemicals • To protect against fumes • To protect clothes and skin • To keep and store chemicals • Surface that keep things hot • To rinse chemicals from skin • To correctly smell chemicals • A small adjustable gas burner • ...
Test Your Safety 2014-02-06
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- it is very important to wash, _____ , and sanitize
- bacteria need this to live
- is the process of keeping foods warm or cold before serving them
- is the _________ of food-service workers to make sure everything is safe and clean
- is your best course of action when it comes to fires
- bacteria need this to grow
- is to heat a product at high temperatures to kill harmful bacteria
- is a scrap or minor cut
- placing food in a location for later use
- are an important piece of protective clothing
- the FDA recommends a two-stage _______ to cool food safely
- the danger _____ for holding food is 5 dagrees C to 57 dagrees C
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- can be prevented by preventing fires
- a ________ is a worker is in direct contact with food
- materials are those that are quick to burn
- written record of day-to-day actions and procedures
- gloves are worn to protect yourself
- are microorganisms
- : food that is unfit to eat
- is a serious medical condition
- are harmful organisms or substances
- to _________ a thermometer; you adjust it for accuracy
- means clean
- should be worn the protect your hands from injury
- all ______ foods should be complelety frozen when they arrive at your facility
25 Clues: means clean • are microorganisms • is a scrap or minor cut • bacteria need this to live • bacteria need this to grow • : food that is unfit to eat • is a serious medical condition • gloves are worn to protect yourself • are harmful organisms or substances • can be prevented by preventing fires • placing food in a location for later use • materials are those that are quick to burn • ...
Charlie's Safety Crossword 2015-10-06
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- Report - electrical equipment immediately
- Keep aisles -
- Never work -
- Acids must be handled with - care
- Do not - food in the laboratory
- Never look into a - that is being heated
- Do not touch, taste, or smell any - unless specifically instructed to do so
- Never remove chemicals or other - from the laboratory area
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- When removing an electrical - from its socket, grasp the plug
- Labels and equipment instructions must be - carefully before use
- Check the - on chemical bottles twice before removing any of the contents.
- - glassware before each use
- Never handle broken glass with your - hands
- Any time chemicals, heat, or glassware are used, students will wear laboratory -
- Dispose of all - waste properly
- - fool around in the laboratory
- Always work in a well - area
- When - glass, allow time for the glass to cool before further handling
- Heated - and glass remain very hot for a long time
- Do not immerse - glassware in cold water; it may shatter
20 Clues: Never work - • Keep aisles - • - glassware before each use • Always work in a well - area • Dispose of all - waste properly • - fool around in the laboratory • Do not - food in the laboratory • Acids must be handled with - care • Never look into a - that is being heated • Report - electrical equipment immediately • Never handle broken glass with your - hands • ...
Quenton's Safety Crossword 2015-10-07
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- Never leave one of these lit unattended
- Handle these types of items with care
- Should always have this during an experiment; careful
- Dispose all of this the proper way
- Carry glassware this way to minimize the chances of it breaking
- Known all of the ______ locations around the room in case of emergency
- Never immerse ___ glassware in cold water
- Report these items to your instructor
- Should be worn any time chemicals, heat, or glassware is used
- You should _____ properly during labs
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- Keep these away from your face, eyes, mouth, and body
- Never return these chemicals to their original container
- All experiments should be personally watched
- Report any of these immediately
- Fill wash bottles only with _________ water
- Should not be used as beverage container
- Never handle ______ glassware with bare hands
- Take great care when around these
- Must be read carefully
- Use extreme caution when using this type of burner
20 Clues: Must be read carefully • Report any of these immediately • Take great care when around these • Dispose all of this the proper way • Handle these types of items with care • Report these items to your instructor • You should _____ properly during labs • Never leave one of these lit unattended • Should not be used as beverage container • ...
Peyton's Safety Crossword 2015-10-07
Across
- Do not ____ food, drink beverages, or chew gum in the laboratory.
- Carefully ______ all instructions.
- ___________ experiments are prohibited.
- Perform only those ________ authorized by the instructor.
- Conduct yourself in a ________ manner at all times in the laboratory.
- Follow all written and verbal __________ carefully.
- Never place your _____ into the fume hood.
- Do not use laboratory _________ as containers for food or beverages.
- Know the locations and operating procedures of all _____ equipment.
Down
- Always work in a well-_______ area.
- Dispose of all chemical ______ properly.
- Observe good ________ practices.
- Never _____ around in the laboratory.
- Be alert and proceed with ______ at all times.
- Read all _______ thorughly before entering the laboratory.
- Never ____ chemicals in sink drains.
- Notify the instructor ___________ of any unsafe conditions you observe.
- Labels and equipment instructions must be _____ carefully before use.
- Work areas should be kept ______ and tidy at all times.
- Never work _____.
20 Clues: Never work _____. • Observe good ________ practices. • Carefully ______ all instructions. • Always work in a well-_______ area. • Never ____ chemicals in sink drains. • Never _____ around in the laboratory. • ___________ experiments are prohibited. • Dispose of all chemical ______ properly. • Never place your _____ into the fume hood. • ...
Darian's Safety Crossword 2015-10-08
Across
- These should not be worn in your eyes in laboratory
- Fool around in the laboratory
- Be able to remember all the locations and procedures of all safety equipment
- Follow all written and verbal instructions this way
- Treat all living specimens this way
- For your work in the laboratory
- Read these carefully
- Only experiments authorized by instructor
- Good housekeeping practices
- Never work this way
- These must be monitored personally
- Eat,drink,or chew gum
Down
- Dress this way during a laboratory
- These should be provided for your use and should be worn during laboratory activities
- Notify this person if any unsafe conditions are observed
- Conduct yourself in this way
- Always carry these with tips and points down.
- Keep isles this way
- Never place this in the fume pipe
- These people are never allowed in the storage rooms
20 Clues: Keep isles this way • Never work this way • Read these carefully • Eat,drink,or chew gum • Good housekeeping practices • Conduct yourself in this way • Fool around in the laboratory • For your work in the laboratory • Never place this in the fume pipe • Dress this way during a laboratory • These must be monitored personally • Treat all living specimens this way • ...
Bradley's safety crossword 2015-10-08
Across
- never work ____.
- never look into a ____ that is being heated.
- Contact ____ should not be worn in the lab unless you have permission from your instructor.
- report _____ electrical equipment immediately.
- never return unused chemicals to their original _____.
- check the ____ on chemical bottles twice before removing contents. take only as much as you need.
- never fool around in the laboratory. horseplay, practical jokes, and pranks are dangerous and ____
- never remove ____ or other materials from the lab.
- do not eat food, drink beverages, or chew ___ in the lab.
- When ____ thermometers are broken, mercury must not be touched. notify the instructor immediately.
- lab ___ have been provided for your use and should be worn during lab activities.
Down
- keep ____ clear.
- examine ____ before each use.
- conduct yourself in a ____ manner at all times in the lab.
- push your chair under your ____ when not in use.
- never use mouth ___ to fill a pipet. use a rubber bulb or pipet pump.
- if you have a ___ condition check with your physician prior to working in lab.
- if you do not understand how to use a piece of ____ ask the instructor for help.
- do not _____ hot glassware into cold water; it may shatter.
- Be ____ and proceed with caution at all times in the lab. notify the instructor immediately of any unsafe conditions you observe.
20 Clues: never work ____. • keep ____ clear. • examine ____ before each use. • never look into a ____ that is being heated. • report _____ electrical equipment immediately. • push your chair under your ____ when not in use. • never remove ____ or other materials from the lab. • never return unused chemicals to their original _____. • ...
Food/Kitchen Safety 2015-09-25
Across
- ____ into small pieces
- You _____ two or more ingredients
- You should wash your hands for ______ seconds
- When you ____ a food it starts to bubble
- Keep all __________ appliances away from water
- ___ your hair back in the kitchen
- If you smell ___ turn off the oven immediately
- Do not leave ______ in soapy water ( you could cut yourself )
- A _____ knife
- You should clean up ______ immediately
- Never ___ in the kitchen
Down
- ____ foods should be kept at 4 degrees Celsius (40 Fahrenheit)
- Never use a _________ to remove hot pots from the oven
- Cut a thin strip of lemon peel, peel apples
- Drain water from cook pasta or wash strawberries
- You ____ until it turns to liquid
- You ____ cakes
- Tools you use in the kitchen
- The ______ Zone is a temperature range between 4c/10f & 60c/140f
- fry foods (eggs, meat, vegetables)
20 Clues: A _____ knife • You ____ cakes • ____ into small pieces • Never ___ in the kitchen • Tools you use in the kitchen • You _____ two or more ingredients • You ____ until it turns to liquid • ___ your hair back in the kitchen • fry foods (eggs, meat, vegetables) • You should clean up ______ immediately • When you ____ a food it starts to bubble • ...
Food & Kitchen Safety 2015-09-28
Across
- keep pot handles
- wash before you begin cooking
- chill food at
- defrost meat in
- wash before eating them
- roll up
- to put out a fire on someone
- to prevent juices from dripping
- used for an allergic reaction
Down
- use when cooking meat
- wash in soapy water
- wear when cooking hot foods
- refrigerate food within
- get this from eating non-fully cooked foods
- immediately clean up
- prevent by keeping food separate
- to put out a kitchen fire
- never reuse
- keep hot foods above
- tie back
20 Clues: roll up • tie back • never reuse • chill food at • defrost meat in • keep pot handles • wash in soapy water • immediately clean up • keep hot foods above • use when cooking meat • refrigerate food within • wash before eating them • to put out a kitchen fire • wear when cooking hot foods • to put out a fire on someone • wash before you begin cooking • used for an allergic reaction • ...
Nicole's Safety Lab 2015-10-09
Across
- All chemicals in the _________ are to be considered dangerous
- Report any _______
- Never work _____
- Exercise extreme caution when using a ___ burner
- ___________ must be personally monitored at all times
- Always work in a well __________ area
- Never remove _________ or other materials from the laboratory area
- Be alert and proceed with _______ at al times in the laboratory
- Examine _________ before each use
Down
- Know what to do if there is a ____ drill during the laboratory period
- Perform only those experiments __________ by the instructor
- ______ and equipment instructions must be read carefully before use
- Hot and cold glass have the same ______ appearance
- ______ metals and glass remain hot for a very long time
- Conduct yourself in a ___________ manner at all times in the laboratory
- Fill wash bottles only with _________ water and use only as intended
- _____ must be handled with extreme care
- Report damaged __________ equipment immediately
- When _______ glass, allow time for the glass to cool before further handling
- Always cut ____ from your body
20 Clues: Never work _____ • Report any _______ • Always cut ____ from your body • Examine _________ before each use • Always work in a well __________ area • _____ must be handled with extreme care • Report damaged __________ equipment immediately • Exercise extreme caution when using a ___ burner • Hot and cold glass have the same ______ appearance • ...
Dylan's Safety Crossword 2015-10-12
Across
- Be __ for class.
- __, practical jokes, and pranks will not be tolerated.
- Keep these clean.
- Keep good what practices.
- Report any of these to the instructor.
- Never work this way.
- Must be closed during a fire drill it holds stuff.
- __only the experiments authorized by the instructors.
- Always work in a well-ventilated what.
- Read these carefully before use.
Down
- Conduct yourself in this manner.
- Carry these in a vertical position.
- __ What must be personally monitored.
- Notify who when you observe any unsafe conditions.
- Do not use laboratory __ as food or drink containers.
- Who is not allowed in storage rooms.
- Handle all living organisms used in the lab in this manner.
- Fill wash bottles with only what type of water.
- Follow all written and oral instructions this way.
- If any chemicals get in your eyes you have to what.
20 Clues: Be __ for class. • Keep these clean. • Never work this way. • Keep good what practices. • Conduct yourself in this manner. • Read these carefully before use. • Carry these in a vertical position. • Who is not allowed in storage rooms. • __ What must be personally monitored. • Report any of these to the instructor. • Always work in a well-ventilated what. • ...
