safety Crossword Puzzles
Icon/Action Crossword -Osvaldo 2023-08-23
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- inserts a node that was previously cut or copied.
- – starts/pauses the currently loaded robot Program.
- copy’s and delete’s the currently selected command.
- suppresses currently selected line or indexed command segments
- opens a previously created and saved Program or Installation File.
- Up & Down Changes the current position of the selected command.
- configures robot arm settings and externalequipment.
- removes the currently selected node from the Program Tree.
- Control2 -Robot operations/motion is controlled via the Teach Pendant.
- Checksum -displays the active safety configuration.
- – halts the currently loaded/playing program.
- copy’s the currently selected command.
- creates and/or modifies robot programs.
- creates a new Program or Installation File.
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- Slider – shows, in real time, the relative speed at which the robot arm moves, taking safety settings into account.
- saves a Program, Installation File, or both at the same time.
- Menu -accesses Polyscope Help, About, and Settings.
- opposite of “Automatic” mode. Activated bycentering password on screen.
- – toggles
- – manages robot state by going to the initialization screen.
- – allows a Program to be run in a “Step-Through” format (i.e. One step of the program at a time).
- controls and/or regulates robot movement.
- Buttons Undo/redo the last command.
- Robot Mode. Testing purposes only; in Simulation Mode the Robot Arm does not move.
- Mode select where the robot can only perform pre-defined tasks. Move Tab, Freedrive Mode, modifying or saving Programs/Installations are not available.
- monitors and sets live Input/Output signals to and from the robot control box.
- used to Search for Text within the Program Tree.
- Control2 -Robot operations/motion is controlled externally.
- a simple means of operating the robot using pre- written programs.
29 Clues: – toggles • Buttons Undo/redo the last command. • copy’s the currently selected command. • creates and/or modifies robot programs. • controls and/or regulates robot movement. • creates a new Program or Installation File. • – halts the currently loaded/playing program. • used to Search for Text within the Program Tree. • inserts a node that was previously cut or copied. • ...
Acronyms 2023-11-09
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- Preharvest Interval
- Maximum residue levels. Term used by the European countries to define residue tolerance levels.
- Experimental Use Permit
- Reregistration Eligibility Decision document (also see archived REDs)
- Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
- Record of Collection
- Pesticide Registration Branch
- Regulatory Scientist
- U.S. EPA Pesticide Registration Notice
- County Agricultural Commissioner
- U.S. EPA Pesticide Product and Label System
- Manufacturing Use Product
- Data Processing Number
- Assembly Bill 1011 Food and Agricultural Code (FAC) 12811.5, substantially similar products
- Code of Federal Regulations (Title 40)
- Safety Data Sheet [formerly known as Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)]
- Principle Functioning Agent
- Food and Agricultural Code, California
- Research Authorization
- American Type Culture Collection
- Enforcement (Headquarters), see Regional Offices
- Pesticide Registration Improvement Extension Act of 2018 (Periodic updates of U.S. EPA pesticide registration service fees)
- Department of Pesticide Regulation
- Worker Protection Standard
- Volatile Organic Compound (emissions from pesticides)
- Active Ingredient
- Notices of Proposed and Final Decisions (weekly)
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- Personal Protective Equipment
- Reentry Interval
- U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment
- Good Laboratory Practice
- Registration Resource Center
- California Occupational Safety and Health Administration; Regulations related to GHS labeling
- Restricted Use Pesticide (U.S. EPA and DPR)
- Special Local Need
- Pesticide Evaluation Branch
- U.S. EPA stamped- accepted label
- Confidential Statement of Formula
- California Department of Food and Agriculture
- Manufacturing Use Product
- Air Resources Board
- Pesticide Registration and Evaluation Committee
- California Environmental Quality Act (Governor’s Office of Planning and Research)
- Alternate brand name or Additional Brand Name
- California Code of Regulations
- Chemical Abstract Services Number (American Chemical Society)
- Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act
- Public Report
49 Clues: Public Report • Reentry Interval • Active Ingredient • Special Local Need • Preharvest Interval • Air Resources Board • Record of Collection • Regulatory Scientist • Data Processing Number • Research Authorization • Experimental Use Permit • Good Laboratory Practice • Manufacturing Use Product • Manufacturing Use Product • Worker Protection Standard • Pesticide Evaluation Branch • ...
Flomax Compression 2023-09-26
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- ___________, harassment, and discrimination will not be tolerated
- Right to
- What is the first step of the seven step initial response strategy
- a narrowly avoided collision or other accident is a
- When completing a __________, you are analyzing a job task, environment or work process for known hazards and then finding ways of dealing with those hazards to ensure the safety of the workers.
- you must wear all your
- Supervisors and managers are required to fill on out a month
- __________ ____________is a particular action aimed at removing the cause of product failures and nonconformities in an effort to prevent their future recurrence.
- Manager/Supervisors one responsibility
- When a new worker is introduced to a job site or an existing worker is introduced to a new site, they must complete a client _________________?
- Main Objective
- Make all persons on the worksite _________ of hazards and changing conditions that may have an impact on their safety.
- How often does Flomax review a ERP?
- Element 9 is
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- when adding severity and probability you get
- To operate company equipment, you must be trained and deemed _________________________by a supervisor
- Safety meeting are held on ever last _________ of the month.
- Safe work procedures are a type of _______control.
- Site specific hazard assessments is a ______ of the hazards present at the time and place
- an event that has unintentionally happened, but this may not result in damage, harm or injury is a
- any near miss/accident/incident/occupation illnesses to your immediate supervisor.
- What are the chances of it happening?
- How often do the JH&SC meet
- How badly could you get hurt by the hazard?
- Right to
- Right to
26 Clues: Right to • Right to • Right to • Element 9 is • Main Objective • you must wear all your • How often do the JH&SC meet • How often does Flomax review a ERP? • What are the chances of it happening? • Manager/Supervisors one responsibility • How badly could you get hurt by the hazard? • when adding severity and probability you get • Safe work procedures are a type of _______control. • ...
Vocabulary Crossword 2024-11-01
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- The bottom number in a fraction.
- A substance that produces inflammation when it contacts the skin, eyes, nose, or respiratory system.
- User instructions found on most construction products.
- The possibility of suffering injury or harm resulting from a hazard.
- An abbreviation for the state and federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
- Breathing in a substance, typically in the form of gas, fumes, or dust.
- A number that expresses a portion of a whole.
- Exactly vertical. A line that is perpendicular to ground level.
- A device that protects people from dangerous levels of electrical current by measuring the current difference between two conductors of an electrical circuit.
- Substances that are harmful to health, such as poisons.
- A 90-degree angle between two lines. It is also called a right angle.
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- The amount of space occupied in three dimensions, expressed in cubic units.
- A form that gives complete information about a product and what to do in the event of exposure.
- A straight line from the center of a circle to a point on the circle.
- A comparison of one value to another value by division.
- The measurement of a surface, expressed in square units.
- To cut material at an angle.
- A shortened version of a decimal fraction
- Specific practices and procedures to safeguard employees from the unexpected startup of machinery and equipment.
- The distance around a circle.
- Practical jokes and playful activity that are always inappropriate on a construction site.
- A possible source of danger.
- The shape made by two straight lines meeting in a point.
- A safety equipment you wear to protect yourself from safety hazards.
24 Clues: To cut material at an angle. • A possible source of danger. • The distance around a circle. • The bottom number in a fraction. • A shortened version of a decimal fraction • A number that expresses a portion of a whole. • User instructions found on most construction products. • A comparison of one value to another value by division. • ...
Christmas Test Revision 2024-11-21
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- This can also be a type of biscuit but on the internet they track your history and personal details
- Websites and apps that allow users to create posts or communicate with others e.g. Facebook
- A secure password should have at least ..... characters
- a computer program that can damage your computer e.g slow it down
- You should change your password .....
- Stealing someone elses personal details e.g. their name, bank details
- The news you see online isn't always accurate. This is known as .... ....
- You should not post these online e.g. phone number
- Used to prevent people from accessing certain websites e.g. accessing games in school.
- Your password should not be easily guessed
- When you gain illegal access to someone else's account
- using technology to hurt or bully others
- this is short for electronic safety
- another word for junk mail
- A trail of all the information you leave behind online
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- blocks anything unwanted from the internet e.g. viruses, hackers etc.
- If you think news is fake news, you should check this
- Stories that are deliberately made up to gain more website visitors e.g click here for a free phone
- A good password should have letters, numbers and ...... e.g. ? or ! or *
- e-safety is to do with the safe use of this
- e-safety is about how we ...... online
- You should not ..... everyone you come across online e.g. when gaming online
- before you post anything online you should ......
- Each account you have should have a secure ......
- You should change these settings to make sure only people you know can see your profile
25 Clues: another word for junk mail • this is short for electronic safety • You should change your password ..... • e-safety is about how we ...... online • using technology to hurt or bully others • Your password should not be easily guessed • e-safety is to do with the safe use of this • before you post anything online you should ...... • ...
Textiles Safety 2021-05-25
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- Make sure this is in good condition
- Tell this person if the equipment is broken or damaged
- Don't have these wet
- Something that is sharp
- Keep these with the handle facing down
- Turn this off after you are finished with electrical appliances
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- Always put this on top of your sewing machine when you are finished using it
- Powerpoint off before removing cords
- Always do this at the end of each lesson for hygiene reasons
- Make sure these are under the table and out of the way
- Turn off after use
- Never put in your mouth
12 Clues: Turn off after use • Don't have these wet • Something that is sharp • Never put in your mouth • Make sure this is in good condition • Powerpoint off before removing cords • Keep these with the handle facing down • Make sure these are under the table and out of the way • Tell this person if the equipment is broken or damaged • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-06-06
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- ____ elbow is the painful condition of the elbow caused by overuse.
- What acronym is used to remember fire extinguisher operation?
- How many minutes should you flush your eyes out for? (between 10 and 20)
- In case of emergency go to the staging areas on the east and ____ sides of the property.
- What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"?
- Improperly lifting heavy objects and slouching are risk factors that relate to ________.
- What manufacturing practice strives to minimize waste and maximize efficiency?
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- This crossword is brought to you by the ___team
- Which of the 5S's is missing? Sort, Set, Standardize, Sustain?
- What combustible metal does this plant mainly deal with?
- What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone?
- _____ Data Sheets have information about the toxicity of a chemical. (SDS)
12 Clues: This crossword is brought to you by the ___team • What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"? • What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone? • What combustible metal does this plant mainly deal with? • What acronym is used to remember fire extinguisher operation? • Which of the 5S's is missing? Sort, Set, Standardize, Sustain? • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-06-02
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- What manufacturing practice strives to minimize waste and maximize efficiency?
- Improperly lifting heavy objects and slouching are examples of _______ risk factors
- What acronym is used to remember fire extinguisher operation?
- How many minutes should you flush your eyes out for?
- What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone
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- What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"?
- What combustible metal does this plant mainly deal with?
- This crossword is brought to you by the EHS team
- In case of 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
- The emergency pull stations are marked with _____ colored paint
- _____ Data Sheets have information about the toxicity of a chemical (SDS)
12 Clues: This crossword is brought to you by the EHS 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 • ...
Welding Safety 2022-10-06
12 Clues: are must be • do not weld • must be leather • must be inspected • Remove from pocket • must be worn in shop • ask if you are unsure • use them for hot metal • treat it as if its hot • it must be clean and dry • do not do it on painted metal • do not move without permission
Hand Safety 2017-03-06
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- To avoid hand injuries know the _______
- Always wear proper ____
- One of the most common causes of hand injuries
- Don't wear loose ________
- Use the right ____ for the job
- The hand is one of the most ______ body parts
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- Never remove machine __________
- Rotating equipment should have hand ______
- _________ power tools when changing blades
- Remove _______ before using power tools
- Be aware of _____ points
- _____ has regulations related to hand safety
12 Clues: Always wear proper ____ • Be aware of _____ points • Don't wear loose ________ • Use the right ____ for the job • Never remove machine __________ • To avoid hand injuries know the _______ • Remove _______ before using power tools • Rotating equipment should have hand ______ • _________ power tools when changing blades • _____ has regulations related to hand safety • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-03-25
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- Don’t use this when putting out a grease fire.
- Temperature range where bacteria grows the fastest.
- Do this to prevent cross-contamination.
- Illness caused by bacteria or food spoilage.
- The campaign that uses "Clean, separate, cook, chill".
- A foodborne illness you can get from unpasteurized dairy items.
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- This should be set below -18°C.
- The most serious burn.
- Something you should always have in a kitchen.
- The most common foodborne illness.
- The time limit food should be left in the danger zone.
- Who to go see if you have a cut that’s infected.
12 Clues: The most serious burn. • This should be set below -18°C. • The most common foodborne illness. • Do this to prevent cross-contamination. • Illness caused by bacteria or food spoilage. • Don’t use this when putting out a grease fire. • Something you should always have in a kitchen. • Who to go see if you have a cut that’s infected. • ...
Health & Safety 2019-08-28
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- when working in the cold, make sure you are ___ appropriately
- number of people needed to move heavy carts
- ___ red carts, instead of pulling
- maintain 3 points of___, when climbing a ladder
- when working in the sun, this should be applied
- done each time before using a ladder
- pace used when moving the red carts
- when working in extreme heat you need to keep___
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- a ladders feet should be
- heavy objects should be placed on ___ of cart
- when going up or down stairs, this must be held at all times
- you must be able to see the steps when ___ product up and down stairs
12 Clues: a ladders feet should be • ___ red carts, instead of pulling • pace used when moving the red carts • done each time before using a ladder • number of people needed to move heavy carts • heavy objects should be placed on ___ of cart • maintain 3 points of___, when climbing a ladder • when working in the sun, this should be applied • ...
Food Safety 2020-03-18
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- An illness caused by eating contaminated food
- Multicelled organisms that can contaminate food such as roundworms and tapeworms
- Reducing the number of pathogens on a surface to safe levels
- The acronym for the conditions that allow pathogens to grow quickly
- Single-celled organisms that could make you sick
- When pathogens are transferred from one surface to another
- hazards Bones, glass, staples, fingernails and hair when they are found in food
- Mold is and example of a kind of this that can be found in food
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- Cleaning compounds, bug sprays, food additives
- 41°F-135°F between these temperatures, pathogens reproduce rapidly
- Bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi
- Disease causing organisms
12 Clues: Disease causing organisms • Bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi • An illness caused by eating contaminated food • Cleaning compounds, bug sprays, food additives • Single-celled organisms that could make you sick • When pathogens are transferred from one surface to another • Reducing the number of pathogens on a surface to safe levels • ...
Road Safety 2020-05-08
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- path for cars
- path for people
- object with three lights
- orange and white object
- the person who drives the car
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- you need to do this before crossing the road
- you use this to cross the road safely
- space on the road for bikes
- you should always wear this on a bike
- colour that means "walk" for pedestrians
- a term for cars, motorbikes, buses...
- a mean of transport
12 Clues: path for cars • path for people • a mean of transport • orange and white object • object with three lights • space on the road for bikes • the person who drives the car • you use this to cross the road safely • you should always wear this on a bike • a term for cars, motorbikes, buses... • colour that means "walk" for pedestrians • you need to do this before crossing the road
Safety First 2021-01-21
Internet Safety 2021-09-21
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- ______ messages target one specific persona at a time.
- When creating a _________ password,use a combination of upper & lowercase letters, numbers & symbols.
- Do not post _________ information online.
- Always think ________ before posting something online.
- Websites that install cookies without your approval are _______ digital footprints.
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- A digital footprint is _________.
- Posting on social media is an example of an ______ digital footprint.
- Update your browser regularly to prevent viruses & _______.
- Always have a ________ digital footprint!
- Make sure not to use the _____ password for all of your accounts.
- __________ attempts to steal your personal information.
- Websites that display a _____ in the address bar are safe.
12 Clues: A digital footprint is _________. • Do not post _________ information online. • Always have a ________ digital footprint! • ______ messages target one specific persona at a time. • Always think ________ before posting something online. • __________ attempts to steal your personal information. • Websites that display a _____ in the address bar are safe. • ...
Food Safety 2021-09-22
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- a type of bacterium which infects
- food poisoning
- a colorless odorless reactive gas
- two examples are mold and yeast
- bacteria that occurs in the intestine
- relating to chemistry
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- an organism that lives in or on an organism
- a bacterium or other virus that can cause disease
- an infective agent
- a disease transmitted to people by food
- the path that food travels from receiving through serving.
- a backterium that is an intestinal pathogen.
- a type of bacterium infecting through contaminated food
13 Clues: food poisoning • an infective agent • relating to chemistry • two examples are mold and yeast • a type of bacterium which infects • a colorless odorless reactive gas • bacteria that occurs in the intestine • a disease transmitted to people by food • an organism that lives in or on an organism • a backterium that is an intestinal pathogen. • ...
Safety Measures + 2021-09-08
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- Color when you fail call safety
- What company do we work for
- Test results required to release service user
- Website to locate covid testing centres
- People who have had exposure to a case
- 0800 358 5453
- All household close contacts of a primary contact
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- Name of the form we complete for new locations of interest
- Involves isolating away from other members of your household
- If you have any symptoms you should not leave your
- Flatmates cats name (another name for moon)
- City I live in
12 Clues: 0800 358 5453 • City I live in • What company do we work for • Color when you fail call safety • People who have had exposure to a case • Website to locate covid testing centres • Flatmates cats name (another name for moon) • Test results required to release service user • All household close contacts of a primary contact • If you have any symptoms you should not leave your • ...
Online Safety 2021-09-07
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- place to communicate with others.
- Law that grants legal protection of your work from people claiming your creative works as their own.
- using good habits to keep passwords and personal information safe.
- making safe and responsible choices online.
- the communities that exist through the internet/online.
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- to keep someone from contacting you online.
- A dishonest way to try to get the money or information from others.
- someone who is honest or truthful and can be trusted.
- Real;not fake or copied.
- Online practice that sends you ads based on tracking your internet history.
- Do this if someone has allowed you to use their creative work.
- protecting your personal information.
12 Clues: Real;not fake or copied. • place to communicate with others. • protecting your personal information. • to keep someone from contacting you online. • making safe and responsible choices online. • someone who is honest or truthful and can be trusted. • the communities that exist through the internet/online. • Do this if someone has allowed you to use their creative work. • ...
Online Safety 2021-09-07
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- collection of creative works that can be used within the restrictions of the license
- making safe and responsible choices online
- online practice that sends you ads based on tracking your internet history
- to keep someone from contacting you online
- real not fake or copied
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- exception to the copyright law that allows the use of someone elses creative work without permission or credit
- protecting your personal information
- someone who is honest, truthful or can be trusted
- a group of people that share space in the digital or physical world
- when someones private information is stolen and used to impersonate him/her
- a dishonest way to try to money or information from others
- information about a specific person (name,number,address)
12 Clues: real not fake or copied • protecting your personal information • making safe and responsible choices online • to keep someone from contacting you online • someone who is honest, truthful or can be trusted • information about a specific person (name,number,address) • a dishonest way to try to money or information from others • ...
ROAD SAFETY 2023-02-14
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- SAFE PLACE FOR PEOPLE TO WALK IN A CITY
- THE MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES
- A BOARD IN THE STREET
- AREA WITH WHITE LINES ON THE STREET PERMITTING PEOPLE TO CROSS THE STREET
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- SAFETY BELT IN THE CAR
- THE COLOUR THAT MEANS "GO"
- A KIND OF VEHICLE
- THE COLOUR THAT MEANS "STOP"
- AN OFFICER RESPONSIBLE FOR TRAFFIC DIRECTIONS
- ROAD LIGHTS THAT CONTROL CAR MOVEMENT
- PERSON MOVING IN THE STREET
- ANOTHER WORD FOR "STREET"
12 Clues: A KIND OF VEHICLE • A BOARD IN THE STREET • SAFETY BELT IN THE CAR • THE MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES • ANOTHER WORD FOR "STREET" • THE COLOUR THAT MEANS "GO" • PERSON MOVING IN THE STREET • THE COLOUR THAT MEANS "STOP" • ROAD LIGHTS THAT CONTROL CAR MOVEMENT • SAFE PLACE FOR PEOPLE TO WALK IN A CITY • AN OFFICER RESPONSIBLE FOR TRAFFIC DIRECTIONS • ...
Safety Measures 2023-04-25
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- policies and procedures set by employers that limit possible dangers
- an acronym used to aid in case of fire
- changes to how work is done that limit exposure to hazards
- a document clearly communicating all possible hazards
- personal protective equipment
- addresses the identification of potential hazards in the workplace; also referred to as HazCom
- the science of designing equipment, areas, and work tasks to make them safer and to suit workers’ abilities
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- able to catch fire easily
- a machine commonly used to separate substances in blood and other specimens through rapid spinning
- prevent workers from coming into contact with hazards
- an acronym used to help understand how to use a fire extinguisher
- when small particles of liquid or dried blood or body fluids are dispersed through the air in such a way that they might be inhaled
12 Clues: able to catch fire easily • personal protective equipment • an acronym used to aid in case of fire • prevent workers from coming into contact with hazards • a document clearly communicating all possible hazards • changes to how work is done that limit exposure to hazards • an acronym used to help understand how to use a fire extinguisher • ...
Road Safety 2023-05-09
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- Where you must look
- These are a distraction
- The rules to stay safe
- A safe place to cross the road
- Stop you hearing traffic or cars coming
- If you aren't careful, this will happen
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- Always wear these at night
- A person who walks or is on foot
- She can help you cross the road
- The safest place to walk
- Make this with the driver when you cross
- You must never cross between these
12 Clues: Where you must look • The rules to stay safe • These are a distraction • The safest place to walk • Always wear these at night • A safe place to cross the road • She can help you cross the road • A person who walks or is on foot • You must never cross between these • Stop you hearing traffic or cars coming • If you aren't careful, this will happen • ...
July Safety 2023-06-30
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- Fire safety is a set of (blank) to prevent the start and spread of a fire.
- The (blank) evacuation route is preferred when the primary evacuation route is deemed unsafe.
- Outdoor meetings points are called (blank).
- Any component that is removed from the (blank) will result in the demise of the fire.
- Fires begin when a fuel source reaches ignition temperature from (blank)in the presence of oxygen.
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- The quickest way out of a building is called the (blank) route.
- All employees should (blank) at their workstations.
- The third "S" in the PASS method is (blank).
- This type of fire comes from computers, power tools, and electrical equipment.
- The "A" in RACE stands for (blank).
- Versiti has (blank) fire extinguishers.
- Containing the fire can cut off its (blank) supply.
12 Clues: The "A" in RACE stands for (blank). • Versiti has (blank) fire extinguishers. • Outdoor meetings points are called (blank). • The third "S" in the PASS method is (blank). • All employees should (blank) at their workstations. • Containing the fire can cut off its (blank) supply. • The quickest way out of a building is called the (blank) route. • ...
Sheep Safety 2012-11-14
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- Approach sheep in this manner.
- Used to disinfect navels.
- Setting a sheep up on its rump does this to it.
- Defensive action.
- The ear tagging gun must be kept _____.
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- A very important and common factor of safety
- Zoonoses are _____ that can be transmitted to humans
- Helps prevent diseases
- The area that sheep cannot see someone approach them.
- Prevents parasite infestation of the tail
- Most common form of removing the tail.
- A possible route for infections in sheep.
12 Clues: Defensive action. • Helps prevent diseases • Used to disinfect navels. • Approach sheep in this manner. • Most common form of removing the tail. • The ear tagging gun must be kept _____. • Prevents parasite infestation of the tail • A possible route for infections in sheep. • A very important and common factor of safety • Setting a sheep up on its rump does this to it. • ...
FORKLIFT SAFETY 2012-12-21
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- THIS BUTTON SLOWS THE MACHINE DOWN
- PEDESTRIANS & WORK ENVIRONMENT ARE TYPES OF ____
- FORK TRAVELING HEIGHT MAXIMUM (in inches)
- INCREASING LOAD CENTER DOES THIS TO CAPACITY
- THE HIGHER THE LOAD THE EASIER TO _____
- TERM FOR REGULAR STOPPING
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- BODY PART MOST LIKELY INJURED
- USE CAUTION WHEN BEFORE YOU DO THIS IN THE AISLE
- MOST ACCIDENTS CAN BE TRACED BACK TO THIS PERSON
- THE RED/ORANGE BUTTON ON THE HANDLE DOES THIS
- WAYNER THE ______
- THIS NEUTRALIZES BATTERY ACID
12 Clues: WAYNER THE ______ • TERM FOR REGULAR STOPPING • BODY PART MOST LIKELY INJURED • THIS NEUTRALIZES BATTERY ACID • THIS BUTTON SLOWS THE MACHINE DOWN • THE HIGHER THE LOAD THE EASIER TO _____ • FORK TRAVELING HEIGHT MAXIMUM (in inches) • INCREASING LOAD CENTER DOES THIS TO CAPACITY • THE RED/ORANGE BUTTON ON THE HANDLE DOES THIS • ...
Safety First 2012-12-21
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- Ergonomics self-assesment.
- Code for infant or child abduction.
- During Code Triage II, the _____ is activated.
- Wearing proper fitting _____ helps prevent trip, slips, and falls.
- Member down.
- Code for Clinical IT outage.
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- Code for chemical spill.
- Code for bomb threat.
- Duck and cover.
- Acronym for how to use a fire extinguisher
- In case of fire, rescue, activate,________ , extinguish.
- During prolonged repetitive activity,these types of breaks should be taken.
12 Clues: Member down. • Duck and cover. • Code for bomb threat. • Code for chemical spill. • Ergonomics self-assesment. • Code for Clinical IT outage. • Code for infant or child abduction. • Acronym for how to use a fire extinguisher • During Code Triage II, the _____ is activated. • In case of fire, rescue, activate,________ , extinguish. • ...
Basic Safety 2014-04-07
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- Don't use tool which are __ or cracked
- Always carry pointed tools by your side with the points and heavy ends __
- __ all small work and short work with a vise or clamp
- Store tools and materials vertically, with the points and __ end down
- Follow the correct procedure for using __ tool.
- wear the right safety __ for the job.
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- __ carry tool in your pockets
- don't work with __ or greasy hands.
- Don't try to increase your __ by using a "cheater" with a wrench, which are designed for the right strength
- Always wear ___ Protection.
- __ sharp-edged and pointed tools with care
- Don't __ or hammer with a file. It may shatter.
12 Clues: Always wear ___ Protection. • __ carry tool in your pockets • don't work with __ or greasy hands. • wear the right safety __ for the job. • Don't use tool which are __ or cracked • __ sharp-edged and pointed tools with care • Follow the correct procedure for using __ tool. • Don't __ or hammer with a file. It may shatter. • ...
Food Safety 2014-09-29
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- microscopic fungus capable of converting sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide
- a reaction to the chemicals in foods
- bacterial food poisoning
- being intolerant to foods such as milk
- an immunological response to food proteins
- feeling like you're going to throw up. symptom of food poisoning
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- 5 degrees to 60 degrees Celsius
- able to multiply only within the living cells of a host. incurable.
- when bacteria is unintentionally transferred from one substance to another
- a member of a large group of unicellular microorganisms that can cause disease
- a furry growth fungus occurring typically in moist warm conditions
- symptom of food poisoning where the body heats up to kill the disease
12 Clues: bacterial food poisoning • 5 degrees to 60 degrees Celsius • a reaction to the chemicals in foods • being intolerant to foods such as milk • an immunological response to food proteins • feeling like you're going to throw up. symptom of food poisoning • a furry growth fungus occurring typically in moist warm conditions • ...
Outdoor Safety 2014-03-16
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- Always swim in the same direction as _____
- Swim where _____ are present
- Know your _____
- If hot, be sure to drink plenty of these
- Tell people your_____
- Be prepared for ____
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- Always wear a _____ (PFD)
- Diving into shallow water can cause _____
- Always camp with a ____
- Don't feed or disturb ____
- Make sure all fires are ____
- The most important rule when swimming and diving is to know how to_______
12 Clues: Know your _____ • Be prepared for ____ • Tell people your_____ • Always camp with a ____ • Always wear a _____ (PFD) • Don't feed or disturb ____ • Swim where _____ are present • Make sure all fires are ____ • If hot, be sure to drink plenty of these • Diving into shallow water can cause _____ • Always swim in the same direction as _____ • ...
Water Safety 2014-12-10
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- Knowledgeable on how to keep water safe for....
- ...plastic water bottles
- Do not dump....into any natural body of water
- Use water from the....and buy a water filter if you do not like the taste of regular running water
- Nonprofit co-founded by Matt Damon and Gary White that provides access to safe water and sanitation in developing countries.
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- This will help us in the....run
- A nonprofit comprised of faculty and students of University of Virginia who are creating water filtering technologies that improve human health and quality of life.
- ....spills are one cause of pollution
- ...trash can make its way to the water and cause trash to get in the water
- Throw away trash in a....not just anywhere on this streets or outside
- Avacados A social enterprise that generates funds for clean water in Africa through the sale of coffee.
- Water Center A part of the Earth Institute, Columbia Water Center researches and designs sustainable models of water management.
12 Clues: ...plastic water bottles • This will help us in the....run • ....spills are one cause of pollution • Do not dump....into any natural body of water • Knowledgeable on how to keep water safe for.... • Throw away trash in a....not just anywhere on this streets or outside • ...trash can make its way to the water and cause trash to get in the water • ...
Cyber Safety 2015-01-27
12 Clues: izdzēst failu • ievadīt paroli • saņemt e-pastu • saglabāt failu • izdzēst e-pastu • ievadīt segvārdu • saņemt pielikumu • izdzēst pielikumu • lejupielādēt failu • lejupielādēt bildi • lejupielādēt mūziku • sarakstīties tiešsaistē
Radiation Safety 2017-11-01
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- Our Radiation Safety Officer is DR.______.
- A device that measures the dose of radiation to workers.
- The 3 basic rules of radiation safety are time,distance and ___.
- ALARA stands for As Low AS Resonably ______.
- Increasing your distance from the source of radiation______ amount of radiation received.
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- Radiation is a form of ______.
- _____radiation is emitted from the patient.
- X-rays were discovered in 1895 by ?
- The amount of radiation an occupationally exposed worker is allowed to receive is ____millirem per year.
- Radiation effects the cells of the body and can possibly____the risk of certain types of cancer or genetic mutations.
- How far should you stand from the source of radiation?
- What is used to avoid gonadal exposure while taking x-rays?
12 Clues: Radiation is a form of ______. • X-rays were discovered in 1895 by ? • Our Radiation Safety Officer is DR.______. • _____radiation is emitted from the patient. • ALARA stands for As Low AS Resonably ______. • How far should you stand from the source of radiation? • A device that measures the dose of radiation to workers. • ...
General Safety 2018-03-26
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- What do you do if you see a hazard?
- Who to ask if you have a question
- _____ guards should never be removed
- What you should do before using any equipment or tools?
- Never touch exposed __________
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- Keep _____ chemicals away from heat, sparks, and flames
- Never walk in ______ travel lanes
- Use _______ protection in loud noise areas
- You must be to operate equipment or tools?
- Clean up _____ immediately, they are a slip hazard.
- _______ shoes protect your feet
- Never _____ chemicals unless you have an approved procedure.
12 Clues: _______ shoes protect your feet • Never touch exposed __________ • Never walk in ______ travel lanes • Who to ask if you have a question • What do you do if you see a hazard? • _____ guards should never be removed • Use _______ protection in loud noise areas • You must be to operate equipment or tools? • Clean up _____ immediately, they are a slip hazard. • ...
Bike Safety 2018-11-29
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- You should always use two _______ for control and braking
- Check the air pressure in your
- Wear bright clothing so you can be
- You must approach corners with
- When the traffic light is ______ you must stop
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- Riding your bike should be safe and
- Always wear a
- Obey traffic
- Always look left right
- Always make sure shoelaces are
- What you must watch for when you enter a street
- Should you wear headphones when you are riding a bike?
12 Clues: Obey traffic • Always wear a • Always look left right • Check the air pressure in your • Always make sure shoelaces are • You must approach corners with • Wear bright clothing so you can be • Riding your bike should be safe and • When the traffic light is ______ you must stop • What you must watch for when you enter a street • ...
Lab Safety 2023-08-18
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- If you are heating a substance in a test tube. Always point the open end of the tube ______ from all people
- Flammable materials, like alcohol, should never be dispensed or used near an open _______
- All chemicals in the lab are to be considered ______
- If a laboratory fire erupts, immediately _______ your instructor
- You are heating a piece of glassware and now want to pick it up. You should use ______
- Work areas should be kept clean and tidy (true or false)
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- If you do not understand a direction or part of a lab procedure, you should ask the instructor before _____________
- If an acid is splashed on your skin, wash at once with plenty of ________
- You have been injured in the laboratory (cut, burn, etc.) First you should _____ the science instructor at once
- Horseplay in the laboratory is ______ allowed
- It is ok to pick up broken glass with your bare hands as long as the glass is placed in the trash (true or false)
- Long hair in the laboratory must be ______ back
12 Clues: Horseplay in the laboratory is ______ allowed • Long hair in the laboratory must be ______ back • All chemicals in the lab are to be considered ______ • Work areas should be kept clean and tidy (true or false) • If a laboratory fire erupts, immediately _______ your instructor • If an acid is splashed on your skin, wash at once with plenty of ________ • ...
General Safety 2023-09-06
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- 6" height is suggested, all leather safety wear
- in the form of goggles or glasses, must be compliant with ANSI Z87.1
- FR rated, protects welder's head
- must have a proper shade filter lens to offer proper protection of the face and eyes
- jeans free of ______ should be worn to protect from gathering of sparks and spatter
- helps aid agains hearing loss
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- protective equipment, always to be worn when grinding
- a type of material often worn to protect against burns
- qualified to make repairs on electrical power connections on arc welding machines
- acronym for safety equipment utilized in a work environment to ensure protection
- American national standards institute
- causes arc burn and welder's flash of the eyes
12 Clues: helps aid agains hearing loss • FR rated, protects welder's head • American national standards institute • causes arc burn and welder's flash of the eyes • 6" height is suggested, all leather safety wear • protective equipment, always to be worn when grinding • a type of material often worn to protect against burns • ...
Internet Safety 2023-09-01
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- This is a symbol that some websites will display in the address bar which means it is safe to enter personal information on it.
- An attempt at stealing your personal information with a fake email.
- Number Never post this online.
- This is what you should treat people online with.
- Also known as junk mail, Gmail has settings to help filter this.
- Do this before you post something online.
- It is okay to put in your password.
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- Words from this should never be in your password
- You should do this to your computer/browser often.
- This is what your digital footprint is.
- This is what your password should be.
- This is what you want your digital footprint to be.
12 Clues: Number Never post this online. • It is okay to put in your password. • This is what your password should be. • This is what your digital footprint is. • Do this before you post something online. • Words from this should never be in your password • This is what you should treat people online with. • You should do this to your computer/browser often. • ...
Hand Safety 2023-11-27
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- Let falling objects ___
- Injury caused by heat or chemical
- Wear ______ gloves
- Also known as a cut
- Choose gloves based on the ___
- Make sure proper ___ are in place
- Select the right _____ for the job
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- Use proper ___ precautions
- Maintain ___ on your work
- Also known as a bruise
- Remove ___ and baggy clothing
- Store _____ object safely in drawers or racks when not in use
12 Clues: Wear ______ gloves • Also known as a cut • Also known as a bruise • Let falling objects ___ • Maintain ___ on your work • Use proper ___ precautions • Remove ___ and baggy clothing • Choose gloves based on the ___ • Injury caused by heat or chemical • Make sure proper ___ are in place • Select the right _____ for the job • ...
Water Safety 2024-04-02
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- Know the ____ you are in. For example, beaches and lakes can have currents.
- One of the major risk factors for drowning. Globally, the highest drowning rates are among children 1–4 years in ___________
- Drowning happens in a second and is ______.
- These can help you learn how to swim.
- Teach children to always _____ before going near any water
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- Preforming ______________ and rescue breaths are one of the many life-saving techniques you can use to help individuals who have drowned
- Knowing about water ______ is important!
- Increased ___________ or contact with water is another risk factor for drowning
- Wearing a ___________ can help you stay afloat and prevent water-related injuries or incidents
- Enclosing pools with fencing, supervising children when around water, avoiding medication and substances like alcohol, and using a buddy system are some of the ways you can ____________ drowning/water-related incidents
- Knowing how to ____________ and basic facts about the water can also help to prevent drowning
- If in danger you can ______ water to preserve energy.
12 Clues: These can help you learn how to swim. • Knowing about water ______ is important! • Drowning happens in a second and is ______. • If in danger you can ______ water to preserve energy. • Teach children to always _____ before going near any water • Know the ____ you are in. For example, beaches and lakes can have currents. • ...
Workplace Safety 2024-05-13
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- Never use for egress during an earthquake or fire
- The "P" in the acronym PASS stands for
- _____________ Health and Safety Act
- It is your ______________ to work safely and report hazards
- Head protection
- The "S" in the acronym SDS stands for
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- What you wear in at work to protect your eyes
- Minor injury that could result from picking up heavy boxes
- To avoid a serious shock, this should never be mixed with water
- Hand protection needed when working with food, chemicals, etc
- What you do frequently to your hands before working with food
- These should be reported immediately after they happen
12 Clues: Head protection • _____________ Health and Safety Act • The "S" in the acronym SDS stands for • The "P" in the acronym PASS stands for • What you wear in at work to protect your eyes • Never use for egress during an earthquake or fire • These should be reported immediately after they happen • Minor injury that could result from picking up heavy boxes • ...
Safety In Science 2021-09-22
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- Equipment used to hold beakers above a Bunsen Burner
- Symbol warning you a chemical may burn
- Hazard symbol that is a skull and cross bones
- The name of the subject you are studying now
- Equipment used to measure temperature
- Glassware used in experiments
- Symbol seen on a chemical that may explode
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- The hazard symbol put on something that is dangerous and alive
- The variables that must be kept the same in experiments
- This hazard symbol might be found on acids
- What is the name of the burners used in science
- Name of the flame that must be shown when a Bunsen is not in use
- Units used to measure distance
- Safety equipment that must be worn when a teacher tells you to
- The colour of the corridor science is on
- A unit of time
16 Clues: A unit of time • Glassware used in experiments • Units used to measure distance • Equipment used to measure temperature • Symbol warning you a chemical may burn • The colour of the corridor science is on • This hazard symbol might be found on acids • Symbol seen on a chemical that may explode • The name of the subject you are studying now • ...
Different Kinds of Health 2023-09-17
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- knowing what to buy and the safety measures of what you consume.
- fostering new relationships amongst others/deepening ones we have already.
- ways to have better health amongst each other.
- how to take care of our earth better.
- how to take care of yourself.
- Activity, need to get this kind of activity in some way daily.
- the nourishment of our bodies.
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- the process of our emotions in healthy ways.
- Diseases, knowledge and understanding of how to protect yourself from illnesses.
- & Development, the circle of life.
- if you are underage do not drink this.
- working on bettering relationships.
- never do these because they affect your health greatly.
- can be addictive and is a plant.
- how we cope with situations.
- Prevention & Safety, how to properly care for injuries and and prevent them.
16 Clues: how we cope with situations. • how to take care of yourself. • the nourishment of our bodies. • can be addictive and is a plant. • & Development, the circle of life. • working on bettering relationships. • how to take care of our earth better. • if you are underage do not drink this. • the process of our emotions in healthy ways. • ...
Sustainability 2018-04-17
EPO Unit 3 2020-04-13
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- event organising tool
- guest of honour
- help attendees to their tables
- First step to an event
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- one type of emergencies at Events
- The condition of being protected from or not exposed to danger; safety.
- measures One of the measures to ensure ample unblocked exit points with exit signs are prominently displayed
- One way of pre registration
- Reflect programme taking place at a particular function room
- for customers to bring back
10 Clues: guest of honour • event organising tool • First step to an event • One way of pre registration • for customers to bring back • help attendees to their tables • one type of emergencies at Events • Reflect programme taking place at a particular function room • The condition of being protected from or not exposed to danger; safety. • ...
Safety Crossword 9 2017-08-14
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- We have designated ____ Wardens on each floor. (4)
- The Workrave icon is a _____. (5)
- Workplace ______ and Safety (WHS). (6)
- Proceed with _______. (7)
- The instructions for using a machine properly are the Standard _________ Procedures. (9)
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- Mandatory PPE signage is usually white and ____. (4)
- High _____ are all around our walls. (5)
- Workplace Health and _____. (6)
- An emergency ________ drill was held at Acacia Ridge campus on August 10th 2017. (8)
- Personal protective equipment acronym ___. (3)
10 Clues: Proceed with _______. (7) • Workplace Health and _____. (6) • The Workrave icon is a _____. (5) • Workplace ______ and Safety (WHS). (6) • High _____ are all around our walls. (5) • Personal protective equipment acronym ___. (3) • We have designated ____ Wardens on each floor. (4) • Mandatory PPE signage is usually white and ____. (4) • ...
harriet tumban, (pearson) 2018-01-31
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- was where Harriet saved the slaves
- was Harriet’s nickname
- was the amount the slaves were worth if found
- was the bird call she used to alert the slaves
- was the threat the slaves received when they tried to go back
- slaves were with Harriet during her trip in the story
- was the day the slaves were taken
- is how loud the slaves could be on their trip to safety
- were the owners of the slaves
- was the day the masters found the slaves gone
- was the place the group spent their first winter
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- gave Harriet and the slave’s money to keep going on the Burlington, New Jersey
- was the code for the underground railroad
- are where Harriet and her slaves traveled to safety
- were the slaves
- risked her life for slaves
- kept a strict record of the slaves he helped
- was the day the search for missing slaves begun
- are what Harriet saved
19 Clues: were the slaves • was Harriet’s nickname • are what Harriet saved • risked her life for slaves • were the owners of the slaves • was the day the slaves were taken • was where Harriet saved the slaves • was the code for the underground railroad • kept a strict record of the slaves he helped • was the amount the slaves were worth if found • ...
Safety Words in Science 2015-09-14
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- in a science lab you will mix a ch___
- safety steps that you must know and take prec___
- something that can catch fire f___
- the noun form of safe
- the air-like form of a state of matter
- the verb form of explosion
- the state of matter than can flow liq___
- poison
- a fire can cause things to b___
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- the condition of a person's body he___
- something that represents something else
- a small section of writing that is stuck onto chemicals to tell about the dangers
- the place any person works
- something that can catch fire com___
- what happens when you mix chemicals rea___
- things you need to do any science experiment
- a danger, or any form of danger h___z___d
- having a firm shape or form in a state of matter so___
- something that can make you sick or maybe kill you if you take it into your body
19 Clues: poison • the noun form of safe • the place any person works • the verb form of explosion • a fire can cause things to b___ • something that can catch fire f___ • something that can catch fire com___ • in a science lab you will mix a ch___ • the condition of a person's body he___ • the air-like form of a state of matter • something that represents something else • ...
Safety Words in Science 2015-09-14
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- things you need to do any science experiment
- something that can make you sick or maybe kill you if you take it into your body
- in a science lab you will mix a ch___
- a small section of writing that is stuck onto chemicals to tell about the dangers
- something that can catch fire com___
- the state of matter than can flow liq___
- the noun form of safe
- what happens when you mix chemicals rea___
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- a danger, or any form of danger h___z___d
- the air-like form of a state of matter
- safety steps that you must know and take prec___
- the verb form of explosion
- having a firm shape or form in a state of matter so___
- something that represents something else
- the place any person works
- something that can catch fire f___
- a fire can cause things to b___
- the condition of a person's body he___
- poison
19 Clues: poison • the noun form of safe • the verb form of explosion • the place any person works • a fire can cause things to b___ • something that can catch fire f___ • something that can catch fire com___ • in a science lab you will mix a ch___ • the air-like form of a state of matter • the condition of a person's body he___ • something that represents something else • ...
General Safety 2018-03-26
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- What you should do before using any equipment or tools?
- Keep _____ chemicals away from heat, sparks, and flames
- Never _____ chemicals unless you have an approved procedure.
- Never walk in ______ travel lanes
- What do you do if you see a hazard?
- Clean up _____ immediately, they are a slip hazard.
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- Use _______ protection in loud noise areas
- Who to ask if you have a question
- _______ shoes protect your feet
- _____ guards should never be removed
- Never touch exposed __________
- You must be to operate equipment or tools?
12 Clues: _______ shoes protect your feet • Never touch exposed __________ • Who to ask if you have a question • Never walk in ______ travel lanes • What do you do if you see a hazard? • _____ guards should never be removed • Use _______ protection in loud noise areas • You must be to operate equipment or tools? • Clean up _____ immediately, they are a slip hazard. • ...
Online Safety 2018-06-20
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- Don't post this number online
- A place to talk on the internet, _______ room
- Who should you talk to if you are worried about your online activity?
- Cyberbullying can make you feel
- Someone who hurts or embarrasses others online
- A friend who will stand by you
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- A type of computer
- Settings on Facebook to let only friends see your personal info
- The place you learn new things
- Malicious
- Your home information
- Strong Passwords should be made up of letters and ___________
12 Clues: Malicious • A type of computer • Your home information • Don't post this number online • The place you learn new things • A friend who will stand by you • Cyberbullying can make you feel • A place to talk on the internet, _______ room • Someone who hurts or embarrasses others online • Strong Passwords should be made up of letters and ___________ • ...
Sanitation & Safety 2017-04-11
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- Denying a fire _______ will prevent it from spreading.
- __________ _____ stored near a heat source can cause a type B fire.
- Cause of a class C fire.
- Can be extinguished with a type A, or an A/B/C extinguisher.
- Place where a class C fire can occur.
- Type of fire that occurs in deep-fat fryers.
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- Place in which most class A fires occur.
- Cooling a fire below ________ point will help to put the fire out.
- Cause of a class A fire.
- Cause of a class B fire.
- Wires, cords, and circuits cause _____ fires.
- B/C extinguishers contain ___ chemicals.
12 Clues: Cause of a class A fire. • Cause of a class B fire. • Cause of a class C fire. • Place where a class C fire can occur. • Place in which most class A fires occur. • B/C extinguishers contain ___ chemicals. • Type of fire that occurs in deep-fat fryers. • Wires, cords, and circuits cause _____ fires. • Denying a fire _______ will prevent it from spreading. • ...
ROST SAFETY 2022-01-05
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- KEEP YOUR EYES MOVING AND USE THESE FREQUENTLY
- DRIVE APPROPRIATELY FOR ALL ______ CONDITIONS
- EATING,RADIO,CELL PHONE ETC ARE ALL APART OF WHAT
- OUR EQUIPMENT HAS A HIGH CENTER OF WHAT
- USE THIS EVERYTIME WHEN ENTERING/EXITING A VECHICLE
- DO THIS WHILE LIFTING TO AVOID BACK INJURY
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- INCREASES YOUR LIKELIHOOD OF A ACCIDENT
- ALWAYS DO THIS TO YOUR SIDETANKS IN WINTER
- SOMETHING TO WATCH WHILE DRIVING
- MAKE SURE WE DONT HIT/RUN THESE OVER
- NUMBER ONE KEY FACTOR FOR ROST
- SPEED LIMIT IN ROST PARKING LOTS
12 Clues: NUMBER ONE KEY FACTOR FOR ROST • SOMETHING TO WATCH WHILE DRIVING • SPEED LIMIT IN ROST PARKING LOTS • MAKE SURE WE DONT HIT/RUN THESE OVER • INCREASES YOUR LIKELIHOOD OF A ACCIDENT • OUR EQUIPMENT HAS A HIGH CENTER OF WHAT • ALWAYS DO THIS TO YOUR SIDETANKS IN WINTER • DO THIS WHILE LIFTING TO AVOID BACK INJURY • DRIVE APPROPRIATELY FOR ALL ______ CONDITIONS • ...
Basic Safety 2020-08-25
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- Receptacle The electrical outlet that is placed inside the structural elements of a building, such as inside the walls.
- Person A person who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in their surroundings
- Waste material resulting from cutting using a thermal process.
- The flow of electrical current through a gas (such as air) from one pole to another pole.
- arc.
- add support to a structure.
- Space A work area large enough for a person to work, but arranged in such a way that an employee
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- Capable of easily igniting and rapidly burning; used to describe a fuel with a flash point at or above 100 degrees F.
- Distribution Panel Part of the electrical system that brings electricity from the street source through the service lines to the electrical meter mounted on the outside of the building and to the panel inside the building.
- An assembly of machines used together to do a particular job
- welding The joining of metal parts by fusion, in which the necessary heat is produced by means of an
- Braces (metal or wood) placed diagonally from the bottom of one rail to the top of another rail
- physically enter the space to perform work.
13 Clues: arc. • add support to a structure. • physically enter the space to perform work. • An assembly of machines used together to do a particular job • Waste material resulting from cutting using a thermal process. • The flow of electrical current through a gas (such as air) from one pole to another pole. • ...
Science Safety 2022-02-08
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- I will not have my long _______ by open flames.
- I will not bring any kind of ______ __ ________ into the laboratory/classroom Shall not enter storerooms or preparation rooms.
- I will add _____ to the chemicals, not the reverse.
- I will not replace ______ in a scalpel
- I will not engage in any ______
- I will not plug in any __________ equipment that has not been approved by the teacher.
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- I will maintain an _________ work area.
- I will wear personal protective ________ as required.
- I will inform the teacher of all __________&__________ that I may have.
- I will not ______ the hazard.
- I will remain ________ while performing an experiment.
- I will remove electrical plugs from the socket by pulling the ____ itself
12 Clues: I will not ______ the hazard. • I will not engage in any ______ • I will not replace ______ in a scalpel • I will maintain an _________ work area. • I will not have my long _______ by open flames. • I will add _____ to the chemicals, not the reverse. • I will wear personal protective ________ as required. • I will remain ________ while performing an experiment. • ...
PPE Safety 2021-11-03
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- A type of dust mask
- Similar to masks
- Helmets_____you.
- Used to protect your head from fatal injuries
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- First aid kits contain these to cover wounds and such.
- What you were to protect your eyes.
- Are required to prevent noise induced hearing loss.
- The eye rinse aid this body part.
- Shorthand version of Personal Protection Equipment.
- This type of protection covers the feet.
- Fingers and hands are protected by these.
- Earplug devices work by _____ the noise energy reaching and causing damage to the inner ear.
12 Clues: Similar to masks • Helmets_____you. • A type of dust mask • The eye rinse aid this body part. • What you were to protect your eyes. • This type of protection covers the feet. • Fingers and hands are protected by these. • Used to protect your head from fatal injuries • Are required to prevent noise induced hearing loss. • Shorthand version of Personal Protection Equipment. • ...
E-Safety 2021-12-08
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- the possibility of something bad happening
- unsuitable
- the act of staying safe online
- a short description of someone's life, work, character, etc.
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- a secret word or combination of letters or numbers, used for communicating with another person or with a computer to prove who you are
- the set of rules about behaviour that is acceptable on the internet
- to talk to someone in a friendly informal way
- only for one person or group and not for everyone
- someone who gets into other people's computer systems without permission in order to find out information or to do something illegal
- to keep someone or something safe from injury, damage, or loss
- the activity of using the internet to harm or frighten another person, especially by sending them unpleasant messages
- not in danger or likely to be harmed
12 Clues: unsuitable • the act of staying safe online • not in danger or likely to be harmed • the possibility of something bad happening • to talk to someone in a friendly informal way • only for one person or group and not for everyone • a short description of someone's life, work, character, etc. • to keep someone or something safe from injury, damage, or loss • ...
Health & Safety 2013-07-25
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- This can happen on a wet floor
- All unexpected incidents need to be recorded in this
- Way out in an emergency
- Used to put out fires
- Place to stand when a building has been evacuated
- Gives emergency medical help
- Acronym for control of harazardous substances
- The possibility of an accident happening
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- The act of keeping yourself and surroundings clean
- Warning sign to prevent slipping
- Raise this to warn others
- Cause of harm
12 Clues: Cause of harm • Used to put out fires • Way out in an emergency • Raise this to warn others • Gives emergency medical help • This can happen on a wet floor • Warning sign to prevent slipping • The possibility of an accident happening • Acronym for control of harazardous substances • Place to stand when a building has been evacuated • ...
Fire Safety 2013-06-18
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- You could see the forest swallowed by the __________ started by the lightning.
- The tire ___________ down the street and bounced into a tree.
- We sat around the campfire to be warmed by its _________.
- I grabbed the handle of the bike and __________ it away from the accident.
- All that was left from the house fire was the _________ from the trees.
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- I did not hear my _________ this morning, so I overslept.
- The fireman climbed the ladder to ________ the cat in the tree.
- I like to _________ the feathery leaves of the dandelion in spring.
- Every week, my soccer team do _________ before the games.
- My dad used a ________ to get to the top of the house.
- The bear tried to ________ the trap its foot was caught in.
- My favorite super _________ is Thor.
12 Clues: My favorite super _________ is Thor. • My dad used a ________ to get to the top of the house. • I did not hear my _________ this morning, so I overslept. • Every week, my soccer team do _________ before the games. • We sat around the campfire to be warmed by its _________. • The bear tried to ________ the trap its foot was caught in. • ...
Tractor Safety 2013-11-20
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- You should never carry these on the tractor while operating it
- Fist held in front of you at waist level and moved in a circular motion
- Hand held behind you and then raised in a half circle in front of you
- 6 out of 10 of these result in deaths
- Moving the hand across the throat in slashing manner
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- Tractor must possess these to operate at night safely
- Roll Over Protective System
- What you should wear if your tractor has ROPS
- Number one concern when driving the tractor
- Index finger raised in the air and moved in a circular motion
- Hand raised in the air above your head
- Due to the high level of this, we use hand signals
12 Clues: Roll Over Protective System • 6 out of 10 of these result in deaths • Hand raised in the air above your head • Number one concern when driving the tractor • What you should wear if your tractor has ROPS • Due to the high level of this, we use hand signals • Moving the hand across the throat in slashing manner • Tractor must possess these to operate at night safely • ...
Foor Safety 2014-02-19
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- Allergies have a reaction around what time limate?
- What do high tempatures do to bacteria?
- E.coli can be prevented by making sure that meat is cooked?
- What is the most common way to transfer bacteria?
- Is a less life threating reaction?
- only affects 3% of young children
- What food poisoning is found mostly in what type of ingredient?
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- Term used when a bio-organisms is crossed with other bio- organisms?
- What procedure is used to mainly to minamize cross contamination?
- What food product is not affected to mould?
- What mirco-organism is used to make bread?
- Used to detect a allergy
12 Clues: Used to detect a allergy • only affects 3% of young children • Is a less life threating reaction? • What do high tempatures do to bacteria? • What mirco-organism is used to make bread? • What food product is not affected to mould? • What is the most common way to transfer bacteria? • Allergies have a reaction around what time limate? • ...
Outdoor Safety 2014-03-16
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- Don't feed or disturb ____
- Always camp with a ____
- Be prepared for ____
- Diving into shallow water can cause _____
- If hot, be sure to drink plenty of these
- The most important rule when swimming and diving is to know how to_______
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- Swim where _____ are present
- Know your _____
- flotation device/always wear a _____ (PFD)
- Make sure all fires are ____
- Always swim in the same direction as _____
- Tell people your_____
12 Clues: Know your _____ • Be prepared for ____ • Tell people your_____ • Always camp with a ____ • Don't feed or disturb ____ • Swim where _____ are present • Make sure all fires are ____ • If hot, be sure to drink plenty of these • Diving into shallow water can cause _____ • flotation device/always wear a _____ (PFD) • Always swim in the same direction as _____ • ...
Sheep Safety 2012-11-14
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- Approach sheep in this manner.
- Used to disinfect navels.
- Setting a sheep up on its rump does this to it.
- Defensive action.
- The ear tagging gun must be kept _____.
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- A very important and common factor of safety
- Zoonoses are _____ that can be transmitted to humans
- Helps prevent diseases
- The area that sheep cannot see someone approach them.
- Prevents parasite infestation of the tail
- Most common form of removing the tail.
- A possible route for infections in sheep.
12 Clues: Defensive action. • Helps prevent diseases • Used to disinfect navels. • Approach sheep in this manner. • Most common form of removing the tail. • The ear tagging gun must be kept _____. • Prevents parasite infestation of the tail • A possible route for infections in sheep. • A very important and common factor of safety • Setting a sheep up on its rump does this to it. • ...
Magnet Safety 2015-02-18
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- A magnet must makes 100% __________ with load, and that the load is flat and clean.
- The color of the magnet that can only be used on Sheet Metal.
- Use _________magnets if load edges tend to droop or peel away from single magnet.
- Keep it low and _____!
- Ensure hoist ________ is not kinked or twisted.
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- Don’t use any magnet that has been abused or shows excess _______.
- Check to make sure the load is within the magnet’s related __________.
- __________ exceed rated capacity for any reason.
- Inspect the magnet for ___________ material, smoothness and clean magnet face prior to every lift.
- The color of the magnet that can be used on both Sheet Metal and Round Metal.
- Never place your any part of your body _______ the magnet.
- To avoid a strain or sprain injury, always _____ the suspended load.
12 Clues: Keep it low and _____! • Ensure hoist ________ is not kinked or twisted. • __________ exceed rated capacity for any reason. • Never place your any part of your body _______ the magnet. • The color of the magnet that can only be used on Sheet Metal. • Don’t use any magnet that has been abused or shows excess _______. • ...
kitchen safety 2016-04-21
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- _____all after use
- if seriously hurt call ___
- never put ______in a microwave
- run a burn under_____water
- put out a grease fire with
- ____hands frequently
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- never put______objects near heat
- keep flamable objects away from
- never touch an outlet with____hands
- wipe up all spills_______
- ____meat thoroughly
- keep knives_____
12 Clues: keep knives_____ • _____all after use • ____meat thoroughly • ____hands frequently • wipe up all spills_______ • if seriously hurt call ___ • run a burn under_____water • put out a grease fire with • never put ______in a microwave • keep flamable objects away from • never put______objects near heat • never touch an outlet with____hands
Food Safety 2022-09-14
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- / the action or state of making or being made impure by polluting or poisoning.
- burn / a condition of discoloration or other damage caused to frozen food by evaporation, typically due to inadeqate packaging or storage conditions in the freezer.
- member of a large group of unicellular microorganisms which have cell walls but lack organelles and an organized nucleus, including some that can cause disease.
- / Never let raw meat, poultry, eggs, cooked food or cut fresh fruits or vegetables sit at room temperature more than two hours before putting them in the refrigerator or freezer (one hour when the temperature is above 90°F).
- / the process by which bacteria or other microorganisms are unintentionally transferred from one substance or object to another, with harmful effect.
- / Wash your hands with warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds before and after handling food and after using the bathroom, changing diapers and handling pets.
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- / improper handling of raw meat, poultry and seafood can create an inviting environment for cross-contamination. As a result, harmful bacteria can spread to food and throughout the kitchen.
- / a condition of discoloration or other damage caused to frozen food by evaporation, typically due to inadeqate packaging or storage conditions in the freezer.
- / conditions relating to public health, especially the provision of clean drinking water and adequate sewage disposal.
- illness/Illness caused by food contaminated with bacteria, viruses, parasites, or toxins.
- zone / an area in which there is a high risk of harm, especially where this risk has been officially identified.
- / Food is safe when it reaches a high enough internal temperature to kill the harmful bacteria that cause foodborne illness. Use a food thermometer to measure the internal temperature of foods.
12 Clues: / the action or state of making or being made impure by polluting or poisoning. • illness/Illness caused by food contaminated with bacteria, viruses, parasites, or toxins. • zone / an area in which there is a high risk of harm, especially where this risk has been officially identified. • ...
January Safety 2023-01-27
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- bend your knees and keep your back straight when _______ing
- it may be safer to ______________ a load rather than lift a load.
- clean, organized work areas will help prevent a _______
- manual lifting is done by a ______________________
- _____________________ is the first word in ABC
- manually carrying loads above eye level affect __________________
- ________________ safety is affected by a person's attitude.
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- being unaware of hand locations can cause a ____________
- when you do not care you are showing__________________
- a __________ will tell you what hazards in a chemical
- always ask for _______________ if you need it.
- _____________________ injury can be caused by lifting
12 Clues: always ask for _______________ if you need it. • _____________________ is the first word in ABC • manual lifting is done by a ______________________ • a __________ will tell you what hazards in a chemical • _____________________ injury can be caused by lifting • when you do not care you are showing__________________ • ...
Hand Safety 2017-03-06
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- Points, Be aware of _____ _____\
- To avoid hand injuries know the ______
- _____ has regulations related to hand safety
- Always wear proper _____
- __________ power tools before changing blades
- Don't wear loose ________
- Never remove machine _________
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- Most common cause of hand injuries
- Hand is 1 of the most_____ body parts
- Use the right _____ for the job
- Remove _______ before using power tools
- Guards, Rotating equipment should have ____ ______
12 Clues: Always wear proper _____ • Don't wear loose ________ • Never remove machine _________ • Use the right _____ for the job • Points, Be aware of _____ _____\ • Most common cause of hand injuries • Hand is 1 of the most_____ body parts • To avoid hand injuries know the ______ • Remove _______ before using power tools • _____ has regulations related to hand safety • ...
Wheelchair Safety 2017-08-16
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- sore also known as Decubitis Ulcer
- use proper lifting techniques
- facilitates stability
- It could be a complication from a pressure sore
- Which district do you work in?
- _____ your knees when lifting
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- facilitates function
- Wheels don't move since brakes are _____
- Moving a student from one place to another
- One cause of back problems
- Wheelchair use facilitates ______
- One key factor when dealing with students in wheelchair
12 Clues: facilitates function • facilitates stability • One cause of back problems • use proper lifting techniques • _____ your knees when lifting • Which district do you work in? • Wheelchair use facilitates ______ • sore also known as Decubitis Ulcer • Wheels don't move since brakes are _____ • Moving a student from one place to another • ...
Bus Safety 2020-10-07
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- Never do this under the bus.
- Wait until this stops to exit.
- Do not put these out the window.
- Always be on _______ for the bus.
- Always __________ to the bus driver.
- Always stand _________ feet away from the bus.
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- Never do this when you're late for the bus.
- Never ________ others in or around the bus.
- Always do this while riding the bus.
- Always look both ways before crossing this.
- Never do this to others while in line.
- Keep these to yourself.
12 Clues: Keep these to yourself. • Never do this under the bus. • Wait until this stops to exit. • Do not put these out the window. • Always be on _______ for the bus. • Always do this while riding the bus. • Always __________ to the bus driver. • Never do this to others while in line. • Never do this when you're late for the bus. • Never ________ others in or around the bus. • ...
Safety & Sanitation 2021-04-21
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- sing this song while washing your hands
- the big word for cleanliness
- one could use a lid or pour ____ ____ over a grease fire.
- we wear this to protect our clothes and food
- never place this in a microwave
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- close all ____ doors and drawers
- washing hands properly requires ___ water and soap
- do this as you cook to keep the area free from rodents
- pull ___ back; away from face
- keep knives ___! they are less dangerous this way
- we must make sure that we are ____ and sanitary in the kitchen.
- to make sure dishes are clean, use hot and ___ water
12 Clues: the big word for cleanliness • pull ___ back; away from face • never place this in a microwave • close all ____ doors and drawers • sing this song while washing your hands • we wear this to protect our clothes and food • keep knives ___! they are less dangerous this way • washing hands properly requires ___ water and soap • ...
ONLINE SAFETY. 2021-09-08
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- WHO COMMITS ACTS OF COMPUTER PIRACY
- SOFTWARE USED TO DELETE VIRUSES IN A COMPUTER
- INSERT IT TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA
- INSTAGRAM,FACEBOOK,TIKTOK,TWITTER,TELEGRAM
- OPTION TO KEEP PRIVATE ACCOUNT
- GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMPUTER LINKS
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- COMPUTER INTRUSION WITH VARIOUS PURPOSES
- TALK ONLINE
- MAIL ONLINE
- PROGRAM THAT DAMAGES OR BLOCKS A COMPUTER OR NETWORK
- BULLYING CARRIED OUT ONLINE
- PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE
12 Clues: TALK ONLINE • MAIL ONLINE • PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE • BULLYING CARRIED OUT ONLINE • OPTION TO KEEP PRIVATE ACCOUNT • GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMPUTER LINKS • WHO COMMITS ACTS OF COMPUTER PIRACY • INSERT IT TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA • COMPUTER INTRUSION WITH VARIOUS PURPOSES • INSTAGRAM,FACEBOOK,TIKTOK,TWITTER,TELEGRAM • SOFTWARE USED TO DELETE VIRUSES IN A COMPUTER • ...
Digital Safety 2021-09-07
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- electronic responsibility for actions and deeds.
- online practice that sends you ads based on tracking your internet history.
- everything on the internet-connected to a person (photos, videos, posted comments)
- exception to the copyright law that allows the use of someone else's creative work without permission or credit.
- real not fake or copy.
- collection of creative works that can be used within the restrictions of the license.
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- electronic standards of conduct and procedure.
- protecting your personal information.
- knowing how to access, analyze, evaluate and create media in a variety of forms.
- electronic buying and selling of goods.
- full electronic participation in society.
- using good habits to keep passwords and personal information safe.
12 Clues: real not fake or copy. • protecting your personal information. • electronic buying and selling of goods. • full electronic participation in society. • electronic standards of conduct and procedure. • electronic responsibility for actions and deeds. • using good habits to keep passwords and personal information safe. • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-04-28
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- Drink plenty of __________ to stay hydrated
- While operating a Hilo, always be on the lookout for ___________ when approaching intersections in the yard
- While operating a Hilo, be aware of __________ in designated walk paths
- You should always have _______ points of contact when ascending/descending ladders
- Never block ______________ exits or equipment
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- The 'E' in the acronym for LEAD
- The _________ kit is located in the EHS office
- There are two of these stations in the warehouse
- _____________ are recommended while working in Assembly, Drill & wrap machines
- April Safety Talk
- ____________ to Zero
- The __________ is located in the main office
12 Clues: April Safety Talk • ____________ to Zero • The 'E' in the acronym for LEAD • Drink plenty of __________ to stay hydrated • The __________ is located in the main office • Never block ______________ exits or equipment • The _________ kit is located in the EHS office • There are two of these stations in the warehouse • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-06-02
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- This crossword is brought to you by the EHS team
- What manufacturing practice strives to minimize waste and maximize efficiency?
- Improperly lifting heavy objects and slouching are examples of _______ risk factors
- What combustible metal does this plant mainly deal with?
- What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"?
- In case of emergency go to the staging areas on the east and ____ sides of the property
- What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone
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- The emergency pull stations are marked with _____ colored paint
- _____ Data Sheets have information about the toxicity of a chemical (SDS)
- Which of the 5S's is missing? Sort, Set, Standardize, Sustain
- How many minutes should you flush your eyes out for?
- What acronym is used to remember fire extinguisher operation?
12 Clues: This crossword is brought to you by the EHS 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 • ...
Plumbing Safety 2022-06-02
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- Air or materials that can explode and cause a fire.
- A structure such as a metal hydraulic, mechanical, or timber system that supports the sides of an excavation and is designed to prevent cave-ins.
- A method of protecting workers from cave-ins by excavating the sides of an excavation to form one or a series of horizontal levels or steps, usually with vertical or near-vertical surfaces between levels.
- A life-threatening condition caused by exposure to very cold temperatures.
- One tool, which combines a variety of functions, to perform a particular job.
- A document that must accompany any hazardous material. The SDS identifies the material and gives the exposure limits, the physical and chemical characteristics, the kind of hazard it presents, precautions for safe handling and use, and specific control measures.
- A depression in the earth that is caused by unbalanced stresses in the soil surrounding an excavation.
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- A fibrous, fire-resistant substance used in pipe insulation, shingles, wallboard, floor coverings, and certain types of insulation. Now banned by government regulation as a health hazard.
- The division of the US Department of Labor mandated to ensure a safe and healthy environment in the workplace.
- Devices that protect tool operators from dangerous moving parts, such as blades, gears, and pulleys.
- A measure of sound intensity or loudness. The higher the decibel level, the louder and more potentially damaging the sound is.
- The placement of a lockout device on an energy-isolating device, in accordance with an established procedure, ensuring that the energy-isolating device and the equipment being controlled cannot be operated until the lockout device is removed.
12 Clues: Air or materials that can explode and cause a fire. • A life-threatening condition caused by exposure to very cold temperatures. • One tool, which combines a variety of functions, to perform a particular job. • Devices that protect tool operators from dangerous moving parts, such as blades, gears, and pulleys. • ...
Welding Safety 2022-10-06
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- Use welding pliers to pick up hot metal.
- Do not weld on containers. They could blow up.
- Remove all jewelry and flammable contents from your pockets before welding.
- Welding tanks are under a lot of pressure. Students are not allowed to move tanks or welders without assistance from the instructor.
- Treat all metal as if it is hot. Test to see if a piece is hot by holding the back of your hand a few inches away.
- Always weld in a well ventilated area. Keep your head out of the plume.
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- Always wear proper P.P.E. including: Safety glasses, welding gloves, welding jacket and shield.
- Ask your instructor if you are unsure.
- Inspect all equipment and P.P.E. before welding. Do not weld with damaged equipment or P.P.E.
- Always wear natural fiber clothing and leather shoes. Your pants must cover your shoe opening.
- Do not weld on painted or coated metals like galvanized pipe.
- Make sure your welding area is clean, dry and free of flammable contents.
12 Clues: Ask your instructor if you are unsure. • Use welding pliers to pick up hot metal. • Do not weld on containers. They could blow up. • Do not weld on painted or coated metals like galvanized pipe. • Always weld in a well ventilated area. Keep your head out of the plume. • Make sure your welding area is clean, dry and free of flammable contents. • ...
safety & santation 2022-10-07
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- centers for disease control and prevention.
- U.S department of agriculture.
- ready to eat food.
- shiga toxin producing escherichia coli.
- the food and drug administration.
- a disease transmitted to people through food.
- thaw in a cooler.
- U.S public health service.
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- pathogens transferred from one surface to another.
- 41 degrees to 135 degrees Fahrenheit
- food poisoning caused by dented cans.
- virus bacteria parasites and fungi.
12 Clues: thaw in a cooler. • ready to eat food. • U.S public health service. • U.S department of agriculture. • the food and drug administration. • virus bacteria parasites and fungi. • 41 degrees to 135 degrees Fahrenheit • food poisoning caused by dented cans. • shiga toxin producing escherichia coli. • centers for disease control and prevention. • ...
Tool Safety 2022-10-20
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- a fastener that you turn to put it in the wood
- a hammer puts this in the wood
- Something that hits hard and can smash your fingers
- does not have a pointy end, uses a nut to attach
- these protect my eyes from wood debris
- flat head and Phillips
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- to help put in bolts, not a hammer
- has lots of sharp teeth and can cut deep
- makes holes in the wood for screws
- this helps you know how long something is
- a place to keep all my tools safe
- using tools responsibly
12 Clues: flat head and Phillips • using tools responsibly • a hammer puts this in the wood • a place to keep all my tools safe • to help put in bolts, not a hammer • makes holes in the wood for screws • these protect my eyes from wood debris • has lots of sharp teeth and can cut deep • this helps you know how long something is • a fastener that you turn to put it in the wood • ...
Safety Review 2022-11-22
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- what is more likely to happen when you rush?
- always wait for a machine to ______ before you walk away
- who can you ask for help if you do not know how to use a machine?
- use tools and materials for their _______ purpose
- you should never cut _______ you or someone else
- Cleaning up keeps the lab _______ for you and others
- there is absolutely no running or ______ in the lab
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- pay _______ to what you are doing at all times
- the amount of inches your fingers should be from any moving part
- students need this before they use machines
- always _______ tools and materials where you got them
- what do safety glasses protect?
12 Clues: what do safety glasses protect? • students need this before they use machines • what is more likely to happen when you rush? • pay _______ to what you are doing at all times • you should never cut _______ you or someone else • use tools and materials for their _______ purpose • there is absolutely no running or ______ in the lab • ...
Kitchen Safety 2016-10-02
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- ___ is a short word for "Teaspoon"
- Bacteria grows quickly
- You must wash your hands for a minimum of _____ seconds
- Hacking through bone
- Always use a cutting _____ or flat surface when cutting
- A ____ has a small bowl and a long handle and would be used serving chili
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- What is the maximum amount of hours food should be left in the danger zone?
- You can get food ________ from bacteria in spoiled food
- Always ____ ____ before cooking
- Always make sure knives are _____
- Do not use _____ in the microwave
- What direction do you cut when using a knife
12 Clues: Hacking through bone • Bacteria grows quickly • Always ____ ____ before cooking • Always make sure knives are _____ • Do not use _____ in the microwave • ___ is a short word for "Teaspoon" • What direction do you cut when using a knife • You can get food ________ from bacteria in spoiled food • You must wash your hands for a minimum of _____ seconds • ...
SAFETY FIRST 2016-12-01
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- to say or explain the meaning of a word or phrase
- to recognize somebody/something
- to direct attention usually by mentioning
- to make something continue at the same level, standard
- to ask
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- to become aware
- to state something by giving measurement, time, instructions
- to discover or notice something
- to make something start to happen
- o give something to somebody
- to increase or further improve
- to make something happen
12 Clues: to ask • to become aware • to make something happen • o give something to somebody • to increase or further improve • to discover or notice something • to recognize somebody/something • to make something start to happen • to direct attention usually by mentioning • to say or explain the meaning of a word or phrase • to make something continue at the same level, standard • ...
LIGHTING SAFETY 2019-11-26
12 Clues: ballast • strength • easily ignited • protective grid • light bulb wire • power consumption • prudent foresight • plugin-in receptable • Death by current flow • electric safety device • Power rating of a lamp • closed system of electrical wires
June Safety 2023-06-01
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- Hepatitis B virus can survive in dried blood for up to (blank) days.
- Entry points for BBP's to enter into your body are called modes of (blank).
- All blood and potentially infectious materials are treated as if they're infectious regardless of the sourse of the individual is a (blank).
- Breakrooms and (blank) should be non-biohazardous areas.
- Materials that are (blank) in blood should be disposed of in the medical regulated waste receptacle.
- Avoid (blank) consumption when handling or using fireworks.
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- Dispose all used and unused sharps in the sharps (blank).
- Eyes, Nose, and (blank) are considered your mucous membranes.
- Do not store (blank) items in production or storage areas.
- Its important to seprate biohazardous and nonbiohazardous areas to prevent (blank).
- Designate a (blank) perimeter when using ground-based fireworks.
- Exposure to blood can happen when you least (blank) it.
12 Clues: Exposure to blood can happen when you least (blank) it. • Breakrooms and (blank) should be non-biohazardous areas. • Dispose all used and unused sharps in the sharps (blank). • Do not store (blank) items in production or storage areas. • Avoid (blank) consumption when handling or using fireworks. • Eyes, Nose, and (blank) are considered your mucous membranes. • ...
Safety Ed 2023-12-13
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- If you change your name or address how long do you have to apply for a new drivers license
- What percent do you need on the knowledge test to pass
- Most common class of license for Minnesota drivers
- Driving test you take when you are 16
- This behavior threatens safety of others and is a moving violation
- What is the significance of the way highways are numbered
- Driving is a _____ not a _____
- Figuring out if you have at least 105 degree peripheral vision
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- Shows who is responsible for the vehicle
- GDL
- Talking on cell phone/Changing radio station
- 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
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 • ...
Lab Safety 2023-08-29
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- What should not be loosing fitting when completing a lab?
- What should be worn while handling dangerous chemicals?
- What should always be close-toed?
- All work stations should be _______ when completing a lab.
- This safety item is used when someone's eyes come in contact with chemicals.
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- What should always be pulled up and out of the way?
- What looks the same as a cold glass?
- We should never use this type of glassware in experiments.
- This is a type of behavior that should not occur during lab work
- What should be worn when working with heat, chemicals, or glass?
- This safety item is used during a fire.
- What you should do after completing a lab.
12 Clues: What should always be close-toed? • What looks the same as a cold glass? • This safety item is used during a fire. • What you should do after completing a lab. • What should always be pulled up and out of the way? • What should be worn while handling dangerous chemicals? • What should not be loosing fitting when completing a lab? • ...
Safety Ed 2023-12-14
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- This behavior threatens safety of others and is a moving violation
- Driving is a _____ not a _____
- 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
- 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
- What is the significance of the way highways are numbered
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- GDL
- Talking on cell phone/Changing radio station
- Figuring out if you have at least 105 degree peripheral vision
- What percent do you need on the knowledge test to pass
- Most common class of license for Minnesota drivers
- Always drive at a speed that is reasonable and proper/safe for existing conditions.
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 • ...
Safety Crossword 2024-02-12
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- What does BBP stand for?
- What does SDS stand for?
- The color "yellow" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents something's __________.
- The color "red" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents a ______ hazard.
- What form of PPE is required when taking the Toter downstairs to the trash compactor?
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- What mixture does Ops use to clean most frequently?
- True or False... Our Bissel Spin Mop should be used with the chemicals it came with, NOT Dawn and Water.
- The color "white" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents a ______ hazard.
- What is the name of the website where you can access all SDS's
- What is the chemical/manufacturer name for our Glass Surface cleaner?
- The members of the UGME team who are allowed and able to clean up bodily fluids are ____ _______ or a _________.
- The color "blue" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents a ______ hazard.
12 Clues: What does BBP stand for? • What does SDS stand for? • What mixture does Ops use to clean most frequently? • What is the name of the website where you can access all SDS's • The color "red" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents a ______ hazard. • The color "blue" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents a ______ hazard. • ...
Safety Crossword 2024-02-15
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- What form of PPE is required when taking the Toter downstairs to the trash compactor?
- The color "white" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents a ______ hazard.
- The members of the UGME team who are allowed and able to clean up bodily fluids are ____ _______ or a _________.
- The color "blue" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents a ______ hazard.
- What is the manufacturer name for our Glass Surface cleaner?
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- What does BBP stand for?
- The color "yellow" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents something's __________.
- What does SDS stand for?
- True or False... Our Bissel Spin Mop should be used with the chemicals it came with, NOT Dawn and Water.
- The color "red" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents a ______ hazard.
- What is the name of the website where you can access all SDS's
- What mixture does Ops use to clean most frequently?
12 Clues: What does BBP stand for? • What does SDS stand for? • What mixture does Ops use to clean most frequently? • What is the manufacturer name for our Glass Surface cleaner? • What is the name of the website where you can access all SDS's • The color "red" on the NFPA 704 diamond represents a ______ hazard. • ...
Workshop Safety 2024-02-26
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- storage unit After the end of a workshop session, it is everyone's responsibility to ensure that all the tools are neatly stored and placed in this location.
- Always place items in this location on your workstation to keep it neat and tidy.
- tools When using this always tie long black hair and remove all hazardous jewelry.
- All students need to take note of when they see their peers using the tools or machinery.
- Never do this in a workshop else one may sustain injury.
- Always wear this when doing work in the workshop.
- What must be tied properly before entering the workshop.
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- Always use this when using machine tools when directed by safety signs or the teacher.
- Avoid carrying sharp or pointed tools around the workshop. If the need be, always carry them in a certain direction.
- Something that you need to report to your teachers and workshop instructors.
- Never enter the Technology room without someone being present.
- line Only one student is permitted to stand behind a certain area while waiting for his/her turn to use the machine.
- Never use or turn on something without the Teacher being present.
13 Clues: Always wear this when doing work in the workshop. • Never do this in a workshop else one may sustain injury. • What must be tied properly before entering the workshop. • Never enter the Technology room without someone being present. • Never use or turn on something without the Teacher being present. • ...
SAFETY CROSSWORD 2024-02-20
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- While operating Fire extinguisher stand in opposite direction of __________.
- CPR stands for Cardio ____ Resuscitation.
- is important in preventing occupational injuries and illnesses, as it provides a ________ between workers and hazards.
- Oxygen, heat, and fuel are frequently referred to as the "fire _______."
- A ________ is an incident that could have resulted in an accident or injury but was narrowly avoided. It is an unplanned event that could potentially cause harm but did not result in any harm or damage.
- _______ point contact procedure is followed while using ladders.
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- Type of fire extinguisher that is ideal for taking out Class A, B and C types of fires , is _________.
- Safety _________ meetings ensure worker's participation into enhancing workplace safety and health.
- ___________ refers to any potential source or situation in the workplace that has the potential to cause harm, injury, or damage to workers, property, or the environment.
- _______-is acronym for the technique to use fire extinguisher.
- The term ___________refers to any physical location where work is carried out, whether indoors or outdoors, temporary or permanent.
- ______ is used to activate fire alarm.
12 Clues: ______ is used to activate fire alarm. • CPR stands for Cardio ____ Resuscitation. • _______-is acronym for the technique to use fire extinguisher. • _______ point contact procedure is followed while using ladders. • Oxygen, heat, and fuel are frequently referred to as the "fire _______." • ...
Food Safety 2023-10-28
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- A chemical to remove grease, dirt and food particle
- to remove water
- The transfer of bacteria from contaminated source
- The reduction of microorganisms to safe level
- something in the food with the potential to cause harm to the consumer
- A disease-producing organism
- Removal of loose dirt and detergent using clean hot water
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- Any substance which cause an allergy
- A control system which ensures that that older stock is used first
- The process of removing soil, food residues, dirt and grease.
- A poison produced by pathogen
- using little or no oxygen
12 Clues: to remove water • using little or no oxygen • A disease-producing organism • A poison produced by pathogen • Any substance which cause an allergy • The reduction of microorganisms to safe level • The transfer of bacteria from contaminated source • A chemical to remove grease, dirt and food particle • Removal of loose dirt and detergent using clean hot water • ...
Food safety 2024-09-24
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- Illness caused by consuming contaminated food, often due to bacteria, viruses, or toxins (9).
- A common bacterium that causes foodborne illness, often found in poultry and eggs (10).
- A factor affecting food safety, measured by pH, which can slow or prevent the growth of pathogens (8).
- Type of hazard involving harmful substances like pesticides or cleaning agents in food (8).
- A critical factor in controlling the growth of foodborne pathogens, often controlled through cooking or refrigeration (11).
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- A microorganism that causes disease, such as bacteria or viruses in food (8).
- A harmful substance produced by bacteria or other organisms that can cause foodborne illness (5).
- The process of food becoming unfit to eat due to bacterial growth, enzyme activity, or other factors (8).
- A factor in food safety, important in determining how long food can be safely stored (4).
- Type of hazard involving microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, or parasites (10).
- Type of hazard involving foreign objects like glass or metal in food (8).
- A factor essential for bacterial growth that is controlled in food preservation by drying or adding salt (8).
12 Clues: Type of hazard involving foreign objects like glass or metal in food (8). • A microorganism that causes disease, such as bacteria or viruses in food (8). • Type of hazard involving microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, or parasites (10). • A common bacterium that causes foodborne illness, often found in poultry and eggs (10). • ...
FARM SAFETY 2024-10-16
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- Big machineries in farm operations.
- Actions to stop something from happening.
- The condition of being free from danger.
- Gather crops.
- An unforeseen event that results in harm.
- A potential source of danger.
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- Essential protective gear.
- Light and handy devices.
- The chance of hazard occurring.
- Assistance given during an emergency.
- An area where crops are grown.
- A substance used to help plants grow.
12 Clues: Gather crops. • Light and handy devices. • Essential protective gear. • A potential source of danger. • An area where crops are grown. • The chance of hazard occurring. • Big machineries in farm operations. • Assistance given during an emergency. • A substance used to help plants grow. • The condition of being free from danger. • Actions to stop something from happening. • ...
It's a crossword 2013-12-01
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- a hazard is anything with potential to ____
- health and safety is our number ___ priority
- the number to call in case of emergency (2 words)
- Winner of 10 Grammy Awards, one golden globe and one Academy Award (2 words)
- ___ injuries can be prevented
- what ppe stands for (3 words)
- the relationship between likelihood and possibility
- the longest river in the world
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- what SMS stands for (3 words)
- designed to tell us how to complete a task safely (3 words)
- One cup of chopped raw ____ provides more than 100% of the daily value of vitamins A, C, and K
- largest planet in the solar system
- helps prevent sun damage
- an official inspection of systems
- must take place before anyone works on site
- employee who is accountable for safety? (2 words)
16 Clues: helps prevent sun damage • what SMS stands for (3 words) • ___ injuries can be prevented • what ppe stands for (3 words) • the longest river in the world • an official inspection of systems • largest planet in the solar system • a hazard is anything with potential to ____ • must take place before anyone works on site • health and safety is our number ___ priority • ...
Staff Notices 2019-04-08
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- a group of people who work together to get tasks completed for the workplace
- completes a process of sequences
- a board where messages and pictures can be pinned on for information in the workplace
- people who work for a particular shop or business
- of great significance or value.
- reach a place at the end of a journey such as work
- look at or examine
- a practice
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- everyday
- any diagram or list of steps with details of timing and resources such as fire drill or WHS training
- given
- a place where people work, such as an office, shop or factory
- a planned work or social occasion
- an group of people who come together for formal or informal discussion
- (Work Health and Safety) protecting the health and safety people in the workplace
- To know or to understand
16 Clues: given • everyday • a practice • look at or examine • To know or to understand • of great significance or value. • completes a process of sequences • a planned work or social occasion • people who work for a particular shop or business • reach a place at the end of a journey such as work • a place where people work, such as an office, shop or factory • ...
Test Review Chapter 1-3 2024-09-24
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- hose where air flows in SCBA or outside air source
- physical fitness test used to measure strength and endurance
- also known as air line respirator
- checks local businesses for fire safety
- the incident ____ is responsible for managing incident operations
- pathway of air through an SCBA begins here
- protects wearer from inhalation of harmful gases or vapors
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- coordinates for several fire stations or districts
- education, engineering, enforcement, economic incentives, emergency response
- a program within the community to prevent incidents and emergencies
- be safe, follow orders, work as a team, think, follow the Golden Rule
- term for a fire apparatus driver or operator
- term meaning to take off PPE
- safety alert system that detects lack of movement of the wearer
- term meaning to put on PPE
- command system used when multiple agencies work an incident together
16 Clues: term meaning to put on PPE • term meaning to take off PPE • also known as air line respirator • checks local businesses for fire safety • pathway of air through an SCBA begins here • term for a fire apparatus driver or operator • coordinates for several fire stations or districts • hose where air flows in SCBA or outside air source • ...
Environmental Health & Safety 2021-06-21
8 Clues: incident with no injury • Finish the phrase Reasonably • ____________ Screen Equipment • In Lifewave we have a Safety ? • Safety, X and Welfare at Work Act. • Why do Lifewave have an EHS system? • unplanned event that causes injury. • examination of what could cause harm or
Sec 1 HBL 2021-07-27
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- We must wear safety _______ when using cutting machines.
- After filing, we use ____________ to make the plastic edges smooth.
- A hand tool to make plastic edges smooth.
- Name of plastic you learned in school.
- Machine to cut wood and plastic.
- A hand tool to drive a screw into wood.
- Wood that you have used.
- A hand tool to drive nails into wood.
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- Only your parents are using this social media.
- This is made up of odd numbers of veneers glued together.
- A collage of images usually in a theme.
- This process is used in all the design processes.
- A thin sheet of solid wood.
- A chemical used to bond plastics together.
- Tie up hair, do not run in workshop and follow teachers' instructions. These are some of the _______ rules in workshop.
- Tool to measure lengths.
16 Clues: Tool to measure lengths. • Wood that you have used. • A thin sheet of solid wood. • Machine to cut wood and plastic. • A hand tool to drive nails into wood. • Name of plastic you learned in school. • A collage of images usually in a theme. • A hand tool to drive a screw into wood. • A hand tool to make plastic edges smooth. • A chemical used to bond plastics together. • ...
English arcticle 2024-11-21
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- Detailed actions taken to ensure safety.
- A glass component used in LED projectors to display images.
- Sloped or non-flat areas where images are displayed.
- Possible dangers or risks in a workplace.
- Something economical or providing good value for money.
- Places with constant and heavy movement of people or vehicles.
- Safety gear like helmets or gloves used by workers.
- The process of putting a plan or system into practice.
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- A set of instructions to follow during crises.
- A condition where surfaces are not sticky or smooth.
- Adjustments made to projection sizes for clarity.
- Warning or informational signs used in hazardous environments.
- Movement of vehicles for transporting heavy materials.
- Procedures ensuring safe practices in industrial spaces.
- Protection measures for people walking in risky areas.
- Bright visuals displayed on floors or walls using light.
16 Clues: Detailed actions taken to ensure safety. • Possible dangers or risks in a workplace. • A set of instructions to follow during crises. • Adjustments made to projection sizes for clarity. • Safety gear like helmets or gloves used by workers. • A condition where surfaces are not sticky or smooth. • Sloped or non-flat areas where images are displayed. • ...