safety Crossword Puzzles
Manufacturing 2024-01-24
11 Clues: carpet person • Robotic person • safety En___e_r • production h_l__r • our career cluster • manufacturing person • $85,983(safety engineer) • $143,008(safety engineer) • best college for manufacturing • college major for safety engineer • $30,000(hint:Lo___t|safety engineer)
safety 2014-09-06
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- never use cracked
- clean your clothes
- put out fire
- clean you eyes
- alerts you when there is a fire
- to protect your eyes
- protect your clothing
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- never use cracked...
- keep electrical items away from...
- if something falls tell the...
- emergency ____ buttons
- help someone who is on fire
- be careful handling living...
- Back what should you do with long hair
- to protect you hands
- never mess around in the..
16 Clues: put out fire • clean you eyes • never use cracked • clean your clothes • never use cracked... • to protect your eyes • to protect you hands • protect your clothing • emergency ____ buttons • never mess around in the.. • help someone who is on fire • be careful handling living... • if something falls tell the... • alerts you when there is a fire • keep electrical items away from... • ...
Safety 2022-06-30
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- Labels should be read before this is brought inside the house.
- Having a fire extinguisher nearby can help prevent injuries caused by?
- A strap that keeps you safe in a car.
- To avoid accidents and injuries happening one should stay?
- can cause others to want to perform dangerous stunts.
- Caused by hitting your head or causing it distress.
- You should always be alert of your?
- Happens when a person is unprepared
- an emergency contact is very important for safety measures, an example of an emergency contact would be...
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- When doing an activity that may cause damage to the head you should wear..
- Staying _______ will help with preparation for any accidents that may happen.
- May cause a lack in judgement and higher the chances of accidents.
- An Influence from a friend or peer.
- You should always do this before any activity.
- Prevented by being aware of what you eat.
- Caused from chemicals.
16 Clues: Caused from chemicals. • An Influence from a friend or peer. • You should always be alert of your? • Happens when a person is unprepared • A strap that keeps you safe in a car. • Prevented by being aware of what you eat. • You should always do this before any activity. • Caused by hitting your head or causing it distress. • ...
Safety 2023-04-30
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- A danger or risk
- Meeting point in case of emergencies
- Made to block the sun
- Sharp object used to deter theft
- A serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action
- Sharp instrument made for cutting
- Nearest Exit Return Front
- Tool made to easily reach high placed items
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- Universal safety mascot
- Cleaner made for glass and surfaces
- Retractable, sharp instrument made for cutting
- Spray cleaner made for disinfecting area
- Hot object made for straightening clothes
- Yearly safety test for Universal
- Instrument used for fastening sheets of paper together
- the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury
16 Clues: A danger or risk • Made to block the sun • Universal safety mascot • Nearest Exit Return Front • Yearly safety test for Universal • Sharp object used to deter theft • Sharp instrument made for cutting • Cleaner made for glass and surfaces • Meeting point in case of emergencies • Spray cleaner made for disinfecting area • Hot object made for straightening clothes • ...
Safety 2024-12-04
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- Anything weighing over 50 pounds requires this type of lift
- Machine___. Used to prevent entry into machinery
- Ask for this when unsure of how to approach a senario
- Must be worn when reaching into areas that pose a cut hazard
- Done daily, minimizes strains and sprains
- The study of the way the human body operates
- Location for health care services in plant
- Provides a shock to stimulate the heart
- Set,sort,seperate,shine,sustain
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- A type of mindset, being conscious of what surrounds you
- Worn to protect hands and fingers
- most common injuries within TLW
- Acronym used to properly use a fire extinguisher
- ___team. Scott Reinneck, Jody Reetz, and Chad Mcknight
- Must be worn at all times on plant floor, protects a vital organ in your face
- Most commonly injured area of the body
16 Clues: most common injuries within TLW • Set,sort,seperate,shine,sustain • Worn to protect hands and fingers • Most commonly injured area of the body • Provides a shock to stimulate the heart • Done daily, minimizes strains and sprains • Location for health care services in plant • The study of the way the human body operates • Acronym used to properly use a fire extinguisher • ...
2026 Stand Down UIS Safety 2026-01-27
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- Potential source of harm reviewed during stand-down
- What safety practices are designed to do
- Measures used to reduce operational risk
- Heightened state of awareness during safety review
- Action taken on equipment before restart
- Primary goal of a refinery stand-down
- What workers are asked to regain during stand-down
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- Main purpose of safety stand-down discussions
- Temporary stop in operations to address safety
- Follow rules and procedures
- What procedures are done before work resumes
- What incidents or near misses require
- What happens after Stand-Down is complete
- Evaluate risks before continuing work
14 Clues: Follow rules and procedures • What incidents or near misses require • Primary goal of a refinery stand-down • Evaluate risks before continuing work • What safety practices are designed to do • Measures used to reduce operational risk • Action taken on equipment before restart • What happens after Stand-Down is complete • What procedures are done before work resumes • ...
Lab Safety Crossword 2017-09-13
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- safety helps ______ yourself and others.
- These can hurt your eyes and skin.
- Use these when mixing chemicals.
- Abide by these at all times.
- Better safe than ____.
- If you do this to a chemical, tell your teacher.
- A safety hazard and a kind of drill.
- Never ________ objects in a lab.
- If you have one, raise your hand.
- Something caused by not following lab safety rules.
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- Something carried out in a lab.
- What "lab" stands for.
- Wear these when using certain chemicals.
- In every lab there is the ________ of injury.
- Getting rid of something.
- Put out a fire with an ___________.
- The topic at hand.
- Doing this in the lab could make you sick.
18 Clues: The topic at hand. • What "lab" stands for. • Better safe than ____. • Getting rid of something. • Abide by these at all times. • Something carried out in a lab. • Use these when mixing chemicals. • Never ________ objects in a lab. • If you have one, raise your hand. • These can hurt your eyes and skin. • Put out a fire with an ___________. • A safety hazard and a kind of drill. • ...
Lab Safety Crossword 2023-08-10
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- Doing this in the lab could make you sick.
- What "lab" stands for.
- If you have one, raise your hand.
- Wear these when using certain chemicals.
- These can hurt your eyes and skin.
- Something carried out in a lab.
- The topic at hand.
- safety helps ______ yourself and others.
- Abide by these at all times.
- Better safe than ____.
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- In every lab there is the ________ of injury.
- Put out a fire with an ___________.
- Use these when mixing chemicals.
- Something caused by not following lab safety rules.
- Getting rid of something.
- A safety hazard and a kind of drill.
- If you do this to a chemical, tell your teacher.
- Never ________ objects in a lab.
18 Clues: The topic at hand. • What "lab" stands for. • Better safe than ____. • Getting rid of something. • Abide by these at all times. • Something carried out in a lab. • Use these when mixing chemicals. • Never ________ objects in a lab. • If you have one, raise your hand. • These can hurt your eyes and skin. • Put out a fire with an ___________. • A safety hazard and a kind of drill. • ...
Health and Safety 2022-11-21
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- California Division of Occupational Safety and Health
- How many Fire Extinguishers are in Gatehouse
- Program we use to input all reports
- G in 51G
- Ambulance
- All reports are to be entered as _____
- Program to protect employees from exposure to human blood and OPIM
- Fire Truck
- Health and Safety Compliance Supervisor
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- Paperwork used when welding
- Who do you call when more than a gallon of gas is spilled
- Fire Node not connected to Fire Panel
- E in 51E
- HIV and Hepatitis are considered bloodborne _____
- How many Fire Extinguishers are in 51 and First Aid
- Health and Safety Manager
- Health, Safety, and Security Director
17 Clues: E in 51E • G in 51G • Ambulance • Fire Truck • Health and Safety Manager • Paperwork used when welding • Program we use to input all reports • Fire Node not connected to Fire Panel • Health, Safety, and Security Director • All reports are to be entered as _____ • Health and Safety Compliance Supervisor • How many Fire Extinguishers are in Gatehouse • ...
Sharps Safety 2024-10-31
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- NEVER DO THIS TO A SAFETY FEATURE
- USUALLY USED IN EYE PROCEDURES
- MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH THE SHARP
- BEST TREATMENT FOR SHARPS INJURY
- WHAT HAPPENED
- THE COLOR OF THE BIN
- A BENT CANULLA
- SAFETY AWARNESS
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- GLOVING REDUCES INJURY AND IS AN INDICATOR
- A PASSING TECHNIQUE
- THE WORD
- REPLACE BEFORE OVER FILLING
- DISPOSE WITH
- THE SAFETY FEATURE
- HOLDER USED TO REMOVE THE BLADE
- REMOVE BEFORE DIASSEMBLY
- A VIRUS RESPOSIBLE FOR OVER 60 OTHERS COMBINED
- ITS THE
- ONE HCW AT A TIME ZONE
- EMPLOYEE HEALTH
- IT TAKES THIS TO DEDUCE SHARPS INJURIES
21 Clues: ITS THE • THE WORD • DISPOSE WITH • WHAT HAPPENED • A BENT CANULLA • EMPLOYEE HEALTH • SAFETY AWARNESS • THE SAFETY FEATURE • A PASSING TECHNIQUE • THE COLOR OF THE BIN • ONE HCW AT A TIME ZONE • REMOVE BEFORE DIASSEMBLY • REPLACE BEFORE OVER FILLING • USUALLY USED IN EYE PROCEDURES • MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH THE SHARP • HOLDER USED TO REMOVE THE BLADE • BEST TREATMENT FOR SHARPS INJURY • ...
Basic health and safety terms 2020-10-27
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- science that seeks to adapt working conditions to suit the worker
- step by step process of doing a task safely
- rule of conduct developed and adopted by a recognized standard business
- dangerous object behaviour or condition
- departure from an normal physical state which increase the likelihood of an accident
- measures implemented to eliminate hazards
- departure from a practice which has caused injury or property damage
- the real cause of an accident
- an undesired event that could have resulted in an injury
- process for managing health and safety issues
- accident resulting in death
- other factors in an accident which do not directly cause the accident
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- committee of workers who promote a safe workplace
- an comprehensive examination of a business
- a written statement which demonstrates commitment to maintaining a safe work environment
- an undesired event
- unsafe conditions/behaviours that occur immediately before an accident
- chance of loss
- legislation applicable to employers/workers
19 Clues: chance of loss • an undesired event • accident resulting in death • the real cause of an accident • dangerous object behaviour or condition • measures implemented to eliminate hazards • an comprehensive examination of a business • step by step process of doing a task safely • legislation applicable to employers/workers • process for managing health and safety issues • ...
Parental Benefits and Drawbacks 2024-03-22
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- clothes for dressing your kid
- out of your pockets
- comes with your child
- to keep entertained
- not neccesary but helpful.
- time somethings thats taken
- to help kid sleep
- a needed way to travel
- table needed for changing diapers
- pump for when you need to get milk
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- source of food for child
- for formula feeding
- a frequent disposable expense
- care hard to find
- seat needed safety precaution
- camera to ensure kids safety
- shown to you through your child
- a neccesary expense
- deprived of it
- foods eaten after a year
20 Clues: deprived of it • care hard to find • to help kid sleep • out of your pockets • for formula feeding • to keep entertained • a neccesary expense • comes with your child • a needed way to travel • source of food for child • foods eaten after a year • not neccesary but helpful. • time somethings thats taken • camera to ensure kids safety • clothes for dressing your kid • ...
The Safety Keeper 2025-08-27
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- – A design for action.
- – Staying steady at the edge.
- – The reason for every check.
- – To save from danger.
- – Something that holds firm.
- – Reliable and unshaken.
- – Keeping eyes on danger.
- – With confidence and care.
- – To prove safety works.
- – A tall structure to climb.
- – Holding tight with strength.
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- – A barrier that protects.
- – Armor for the head.
- – Not shaking under pressure.
- – A warning that saves lives.
- – Safe and strong.
- – To look twice for safety.
- – A web that catches falls.
- – Built to hold weight.
- – A lifeline when climbing.
20 Clues: – Safe and strong. • – Armor for the head. • – A design for action. • – To save from danger. • – Built to hold weight. • – Reliable and unshaken. • – To prove safety works. • – Keeping eyes on danger. • – A barrier that protects. • – To look twice for safety. • – A web that catches falls. • – With confidence and care. • – A lifeline when climbing. • – Something that holds firm. • ...
OLIVIERI NAOSH 2025 2025-04-17
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- When injuried, the workplace will accommodate with ______ duties
- When lifting, use your ______ rather than your back
- Meeting place outside during evacuation
- SBO: Safety ____________ Observation
- Tremors that may follow an earthquake
- Peform on electrical equipment before servicing
- How soon you report an injury to supervisor
- AI: Accident __________; must take place after an incident occurs
- Number of accidents we want to have
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- Can be worn to protect yourself from the flu
- Should be used on mobile equipment when turning a corner
- Protects hands from cuts
- Must be worn over eyes when dispensing chemicals
- Protects your ears from excessive noise
- Performed before working to prevent muscle pain & injury
- Points of contact that should be maintained on a ladder
- NAOSH: North American ____________ Safety & Health Week
- JHSC: ______ Health & Safety Committee
- Chemicals must always have a _________ Data Sheet (SDS)
- Slips, _____, Falls; are the most common workplace injury
- PPE: _________ Protective Equipment
21 Clues: Protects hands from cuts • PPE: _________ Protective Equipment • Number of accidents we want to have • SBO: Safety ____________ Observation • Tremors that may follow an earthquake • JHSC: ______ Health & Safety Committee • Protects your ears from excessive noise • Meeting place outside during evacuation • How soon you report an injury to supervisor • ...
Food Safety Activities 2024-02-16
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- What is the global food safety standard to which we are certified?
- Our food safety policy states that we: Ensure the continued _____ of our staff by deploying the necessary resources for training and or education in food safety and or other areas
- Successful implementation of the Food Safety Program depends on _______?
- Who has ultimate responsibility for Jambisco's processes and systems? (Hint: two words)
- How many quality and food safety principles are listed in our food safety policy?
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- What is the 2023-2024 target for customer satisfaction rating?
- What is the 2023-2024 target for maintenance of regulatory licenses/certificates (e.g. Public health certificate, BSJ, FSPID)
- Our food safety policy states that we: Meet or exceed _____ expectations by providing efficient, prompt and accurate supply service
- Who signs off on the food safety policy (Hint: Job Title, two words)?
- How often is our food safety policy reviewed?
- What is the 2023-2024 target for valid food safety related complaints?
- Our unannounced audit is most likely to happen in what month of 2024?
12 Clues: How often is our food safety policy reviewed? • What is the 2023-2024 target for customer satisfaction rating? • What is the global food safety standard to which we are certified? • Who signs off on the food safety policy (Hint: Job Title, two words)? • Our unannounced audit is most likely to happen in what month of 2024? • ...
Food Safety Policy 2026-06-12
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- What is the global food safety standard to which we are certified?
- What is the target for valid food safety related complaint?
- Who has ultimate responsibility for Jambisco's processes and systems? (Hint: two words)
- How many quality and food safety principles are listed in our food safety policy?
- Who signs off on the food safety policy (Hint: Job Title, two words)
- Successful implementation of the Food Safety Program depends on ___.
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- What is the target for maintenance of regulatory licenses/certificates (e.g. Public Health cert, BSJ, FSPID)
- What is the target for customer satisfaction rating?
- Our food safety policy states that we: Meet or exceed ____ expectations by providing efficient, prompt and accurate supply service.
- Our food safety policy states that we: Ensure the continued ___ of our staff by deploying the necessary resources for training and or education in food safety and or other areas.
- How often is our food safety policy reviewed?
- In what month was our external audit conducted this year?
12 Clues: How often is our food safety policy reviewed? • What is the target for customer satisfaction rating? • In what month was our external audit conducted this year? • What is the target for valid food safety related complaint? • What is the global food safety standard to which we are certified? • Who signs off on the food safety policy (Hint: Job Title, two words) • ...
CMS Bygg 3 2021-05-31
16 Clues: use • clean • Danger • Stairs • approved • Measures • Planning • Dangerous • Necessary • Important • accordance • Assembling • Scaffolding • Immediately • Safety/Security • Safety Equipment
Safety, Engineering, and Manitoba Hydro 2025-05-22
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- Footwear designed for industrial protection
- Equipment for filtering airborne contaminants
- Second best conductor
- Apparatus used to combat small-scale fires
- Hand protection gear
- Safety device for fall prevention
- Indicator for emergency egress
- = Amps * Ohms
- Procedure to ensure electrical safety
- Protective garment for body
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- Devices to prevent auditory damage
- Method for managing hazardous chemicals
- structure to manage water levels
- Protective gear for ocular safety
- Gas Line measurement
- Measured in amperes
- sprinklers in buildings
- Headgear for impact protection
- number of MH converter stations
- Facility where electricity is transformed for distribution
20 Clues: = Amps * Ohms • Measured in amperes • Gas Line measurement • Hand protection gear • Second best conductor • sprinklers in buildings • Protective garment for body • Headgear for impact protection • Indicator for emergency egress • number of MH converter stations • structure to manage water levels • Protective gear for ocular safety • Safety device for fall prevention • ...
Safety Month 2023-09-23
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- ....Mask
- The 'H' in OHS and WHS
- These Glasses protect your eyes
- The ........Therapist.
- When you lift keep this straight.
- We should always ...... all incidents.
- Personal Protective ........
- Test and ...
- .......is responsible for safety
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- Safety .... Sheet
- Slips, Trips and .....
- The best form of controlling a hazard.
- ....Aid
- Isolate and ........ equipment
- 5whys and ICAM are ways of doing this.
- If we don't control a hazard, it's a....
- This is not for jumpstarting your car
- Work .... Victoria
18 Clues: ....Aid • ....Mask • Test and ... • Safety .... Sheet • Work .... Victoria • Slips, Trips and ..... • The 'H' in OHS and WHS • The ........Therapist. • Personal Protective ........ • Isolate and ........ equipment • These Glasses protect your eyes • .......is responsible for safety • When you lift keep this straight. • This is not for jumpstarting your car • ...
Safety Week Crossword 2023-10-02
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- Pfizer McPherson Safety Week is ____ days long
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (___)
- Correct sitting posture is upper back straight and shoulders______
- Examples of occupational ergonomic equipment include: comfortable chair that supports your ____, a fitness ball, adjustable sit/stand work stations, & anatomically correct keyboard and mouse
- If you see a ____ in the warehouse or CNC, you must give them the right away, put your back to the wall, and let them pass
- If you have to use your phone in the hallway, you must stop and put your ____ to the wall
- Submit good saves
- Environmental Health and Safety Department (___)
- An applied science concerned with designing and arranging things that people use so that the people and things interact most efficiently and safely
- Making McP Incident & ____ Free
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- Sleep, Massage, Read, Nutrition
- Danger or Risk
- Different types of ergonomics: _____, Cognitive, & Organizational
- Equipment such as hard hats, steel-toe boots, gloves, goggles
- Global Ergonomics Month
- Graphic Symbols of Hazards are _____
- Safety in _____
- Green, Yellow, and Red are colors that can describe your leverage ____
- Company that promotes safety and ergonomics
- In the office, you can stretch at your ____
20 Clues: Danger or Risk • Safety in _____ • Submit good saves • Global Ergonomics Month • Sleep, Massage, Read, Nutrition • Making McP Incident & ____ Free • Graphic Symbols of Hazards are _____ • Company that promotes safety and ergonomics • In the office, you can stretch at your ____ • Pfizer McPherson Safety Week is ____ days long • Environmental Health and Safety Department (___) • ...
World Food Safety Day 2025 2025-05-29
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- "Safer Food, Better ______" LDC's 2025 Slogan for World Food Safety Day
- (Abbr.) Program that tests surfaces, air, and water in food facilities to detect contamination risks, such as pathogens or allergens
- Food contact surfaces must be ____ before use.
- Temperature to keep hot food safe (in F, 2 words, no space)
- A specific type of microorganism, such as bacteria, viruses, or parasites, that can cause foodborne illness.
- USA Regulator of food safety and labeling
- Clean, ___, Cook, Chill (key kitchen principles)
- Total number of major allergens recognized in USA
- Eggs, Milk, Soy and Peanuts are examples of food ____.
- Organization that promotes food safety globally
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- Essential step before handling food (2 words, no space)
- Common bacteria found in raw chicken
- Invisible threat that requires sanitation to remove
- Toxic compounds produced by molds that can contaminate crops and pose health risks when consumed.
- Claypool's only product requiring allergen labeling
- World Food Safety Month
- The only known allergen found on-site in Claypool.
- (Abbr.) A US law focused on preventing foodborne illnesses through stricter safety regulations.
- Cold Storage method to slow spoilage
- Food _____:The intentional misrepresentation of food products for economic gain.
20 Clues: World Food Safety Month • Common bacteria found in raw chicken • Cold Storage method to slow spoilage • USA Regulator of food safety and labeling • Food contact surfaces must be ____ before use. • Organization that promotes food safety globally • Clean, ___, Cook, Chill (key kitchen principles) • Total number of major allergens recognized in USA • ...
Safety! 2021-02-01
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- If there is an emergency in the lab and the instructor cannot respond, one _________ should call the office by dialing 6104.
- ___________including Running, pushing, fighting, practical jokes and other misbehavior can result in:someone getting hurt, disciplinary action from your grade level administrator,loss of shop privileges (and additional bookwork) for the term, or even removal from class for the remainder of the term.
- Shop ________ is unsafe if it is loose, baggy or flammable.
- The minimum distance the operator's hands, fingers or other body parts should be from the blade, bit or cutter.
- A dangerous situation in which a work piece is forcibly ejected from a machine, often at tremendous speed
- You should report all shop injuries to yourself and others whether they are serious or not to the______________.
- SDS
- Oily rags such as those resulting from applying linseed oil to a project shoudl be place in a _______ ________ container.
- The Z-87.1 logo and manufacturing emblem on shop safety ________ tells the users specifically that the ________ are industry quality, safe and helping to protect people's eyes.
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- The student should notify the ___________immediately in case of accident, injury Defective Equipment or tools.
- PPE
- A safety device used in an upright operation to guide a workpiece past a cutter, blade or bit, thereby keeping the operators hands at a safe distance.
- Within the safety warning color code system, yellow refers to which one? Danger, Caution, Warning or Hazard?
- The primary cause of _______ in the shop is improper use of the equipment.
- When a long time shop teacher was asked how he still had all of his__________, he replied, "because I always know where my ___________ are!"
- To safely drill any small piece of wood, it should be ___________ securely to the work surface.
- Check chemical_________twice to make sure you have the correct substance and the correct proportions.
17 Clues: PPE • SDS • Shop ________ is unsafe if it is loose, baggy or flammable. • The primary cause of _______ in the shop is improper use of the equipment. • To safely drill any small piece of wood, it should be ___________ securely to the work surface. • Check chemical_________twice to make sure you have the correct substance and the correct proportions. • ...
Safety 2016-11-11
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- This object should not stick out from the racks, it is a hazard.
- ______________ protective equipment is meant to help keep you safe.
- How many incidents was the 2017 goal?
- How soon should incidents must be reported?
- While operating the order picker, you must wear a safety _________.
- Always be aware of what is around you.
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- Hooded tops are prohibited because they block your peripheral ______.
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- ________ to someone on equipment is not permitted.
- Good _________ keeps your area clean and safe.
- Lift with your _____ not your back.
- All prescribed medications must be reported to who.
- Keep ______ and feet inside the equipment.
- It begins with me.
- When lifting, keep your back ________.
- Beware of these types of hazards to prevent falls.
16 Clues: It begins with me. • Lift with your _____ not your back. • How many incidents was the 2017 goal? • Always be aware of what is around you. • When lifting, keep your back ________. • Keep ______ and feet inside the equipment. • How soon should incidents must be reported? • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • Good _________ keeps your area clean and safe. • ...
Staying Safe the Westside Way 2018-06-27
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- When crossing the road what should you use?
- When on the bus, always wear what?
- Always keep your what secret on your devices.
- We are encouraged to leave a what footprint?
- With personal safety this means to respond to what your body is telling you.
- If someone bullies you be what?
- When crossing the road where should you stand?
- Always treat the bus driver with what?
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- With personal safety always be alert and what?
- With cyber safety always avoid what?
- Students must demonstrate what kind of responsibility when caring for their devices.
- When crossing the road, keep looking and listening for what?
- How many steps should you stay back from the bus?
- With personal safety this means to look around you.
- Remember the 3 B's: Blink, Breathe and what?
- Keep communication lines open and maintain trust with your what?
- Be careful to only use what types of internet sources?
- What is never a good response?
- With personal safety this means to tell someone in your support group.
19 Clues: What is never a good response? • If someone bullies you be what? • When on the bus, always wear what? • With cyber safety always avoid what? • Always treat the bus driver with what? • When crossing the road what should you use? • Remember the 3 B's: Blink, Breathe and what? • We are encouraged to leave a what footprint? • Always keep your what secret on your devices. • ...
Health and Safety Puzzle - win a First Aid Kit! 2023-09-17
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- Useful for cuts
- Systematic assessment of safety standards
- Compliance to these can help at work
- Transport to hospital
- A human action that produces an unintended result
- This is hot
- Not light
- It's like arm but with a H
- Helps us improve and be aware
- This will cover you
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- This can be a huge problem
- You will be judged here
- The absence of danger
- Put on your earplugs
- Fires don't like these
- Safety is important at home and at..
- Hand protection
- Head protection
- We all want to avoid these
- This is shocking
20 Clues: Not light • This is hot • Useful for cuts • Hand protection • Head protection • This is shocking • This will cover you • Put on your earplugs • The absence of danger • Transport to hospital • Fires don't like these • You will be judged here • This can be a huge problem • We all want to avoid these • It's like arm but with a H • Helps us improve and be aware • Safety is important at home and at.. • ...
TTI Safety! 2023-11-27
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- Basic treatment given to an injured person.
- A safety walkthrough audit is known as an ____.
- Lift with your ____, not your back.
- "Your ____ is their loss." - Dispose of unneeded documents properly.
- Personal ____ equipment
- Safety starts with ___.
- In the event of a fire, meet at the ____.
- FSO stands for ____ security officer.
- ____ protect all sensitive information.
- A potential safety risk is known as a ____.
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- When in a vehicle, you must wear a ____.
- What does the R in PRI stand for?
- PII stand for Personally ____ Information.
- Use the ____ to exit the building during a fire.
- Never leave sensitive information ____.
- ____ tag out
- Flu Season starts in ____.
- The study of proper body mechanics is known as____.
- What does the O in OSHA stand for?
- Use a ____ when reaching for something up high.
- Safety topic: ____, trips and falls.
21 Clues: ____ tag out • Personal ____ equipment • Safety starts with ___. • Flu Season starts in ____. • What does the R in PRI stand for? • What does the O in OSHA stand for? • Lift with your ____, not your back. • Safety topic: ____, trips and falls. • FSO stands for ____ security officer. • Never leave sensitive information ____. • ____ protect all sensitive information. • ...
Amazon Summer of Safety 2023 2023-07-04
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- You can contact Amcare/Safety on Radio Channel___?
- It is always recommended to work within.
- Amazon Neighborhood Health Centers
- Slip, Trip____
- Meets or exceeds ASTM F2913-19/ASTM F3445-21 standards.
- ___Not Twist
- Safety Starts With___
- Always use ____points of contact when ascending or descending stairs.
- Injuries from repetitive motion.
- Daily___Improves your flexibility and loosens up your muscles with these
- ______ bend is a technique that allows you to pick up items off the floor with minimal stress to the lumbar spine.
- Personal______ Equipment
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- Up to 60% of our bodies are made of ____.
- Required for sustained sounds level above 85DB
- Technique for keeping on path of travel.
- Peers that assist with Safety activities.
- SDS___
- Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain
- Occupational Health and Safety Administration.
- On Site Medical Representative.
- Lock out tag out
21 Clues: SDS___ • ___Not Twist • Slip, Trip____ • Lock out tag out • Safety Starts With___ • Personal______ Equipment • On Site Medical Representative. • Injuries from repetitive motion. • Amazon Neighborhood Health Centers • Technique for keeping on path of travel. • It is always recommended to work within. • Up to 60% of our bodies are made of ____. • ...
Amazon Summer of Safety 2023 2023-06-14
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- Safety Starts With___
- Peers that assist with Safety activities.
- Up to 60% of our bodies are made of ____.
- Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain
- On Site Medical Representative.
- SDS___
- Technique for keeping on path of travel.
- Always use ____points of contact when ascending or descending stairs.
- Meets or exceeds ASTM F2913-19/ASTM F3445-21 standards.
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- It is always recommended to work within.
- Required for sustained sounds level above 85DB
- You can contact Amcare/Safety on Radio Channel___?
- Amazon Neighborhood Health Centers
- Daily___Improves your flexibility and loosens up your muscles with these
- Slip, Trip____
- ___Not Twist
- ______ bend is a technique that allows you to pick up items off the floor with minimal stress to the lumbar spine.
- Personal______ Equipment
- Occupational Health and Safety Administration.
- Lock out tag out
- Injuries from repetitive motion.
21 Clues: SDS___ • ___Not Twist • Slip, Trip____ • Lock out tag out • Safety Starts With___ • Personal______ Equipment • On Site Medical Representative. • Injuries from repetitive motion. • Amazon Neighborhood Health Centers • It is always recommended to work within. • Technique for keeping on path of travel. • Peers that assist with Safety activities. • ...
Safety Crossword Puzzle 2025-06-03
Across
- Slips, trips, and
- In a tornado drill you take
- Cell phone, Hands in pockets, Intersection, Point, and Stairs rails
- Stop, look, and?
- "Safety starts with S, but begins with?"
- Do not climb on
- Protects your hands from injury.
- Must make eye contact with
- When do you report incidents to your supervisor
- True or False Always stay safe.
- Walkways PPE is not required
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- True or False I can fix things myself, even if it's unsafe.
- Always stay in
- "Stay alert, and don't get?"
- Don't Walk and talk on your
- If a module is stuck, do not do this?
- We exit the building when there is
- What month is for safety?
- Who is SMC safety guy?
- Proper PPE includes glasses, steel toes, gloves, and what?
- What does this 安全 mean in Japanese?
21 Clues: Always stay in • Do not climb on • Stop, look, and? • Slips, trips, and • Who is SMC safety guy? • What month is for safety? • Must make eye contact with • In a tornado drill you take • Don't Walk and talk on your • "Stay alert, and don't get?" • Walkways PPE is not required • True or False Always stay safe. • Protects your hands from injury. • We exit the building when there is • ...
Crossword 2025-09-02
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- Tiny germ that makes food spoil fast.
- Germ that spreads sickness through food.
- Official check to ensure safety.
- Heat process that kills pathogens.
- Common cause of foodborne illness.
- Small organism in food or people that causes sickness.
- Condition of being free from hazards.
- Presence of harmful substances in food.
- Storage to prevent spoilage.
- Substance that can poison food.
- Material that must be safe for cooking.
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- Action to stop food hazards.
- Practices to keep food safe.
- Germs like mold that spoil food.
- Tiny living thing that may cause illness.
- Likelihood of food safety problem.
- Process making food unsafe.
- Possible danger to food safety.
- Safe method to defrost frozen food.
- Cold storage to slow bacteria growth.
- Danger to food security.
- Bacteria that causes food poisoning.
- Process of killing harmful germs.
- Essential resource that must be kept safe.
- Fungus that spoils food.
25 Clues: Danger to food security. • Fungus that spoils food. • Process making food unsafe. • Action to stop food hazards. • Practices to keep food safe. • Storage to prevent spoilage. • Possible danger to food safety. • Substance that can poison food. • Germs like mold that spoil food. • Official check to ensure safety. • Process of killing harmful germs. • ...
#47 Bible Refuge 2025-09-01
12 Clues: — Secure in Him. • — Favored safety. • — Mighty shelter. • — Gift of safety. • — Eternal safety. • — Hope in danger. • — Genuine shelter. • — Leads to safety. • — Safe place in Him. • — Trust in His shelter. • — Calm under protection. • — Confidence in protection.
Motorcycle safety 2025-05-15
15 Clues: Going fast • Safety hat • Dependable • Protection • Able to see • Excess noise • Distance in sec • Hard to control • Safety guidelines • Likely to cause harm • Sections of the road • Vehicle with 2 wheels • The state of the road • Area that is hard to see • Being vigilant of your surroundings
Plant Science Semester Review 2022-05-10
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- Never ______ on shelves
- If you ______ it up, clean it up
- If you can’t ______, report it
- If it doesn’t ______ you, don’t mess with it
- What does PPE stand for
- Who is responsible for your safety
- No ______ play
- ______ stay on task
- If you don’t know, ______
- If you borrow it, ______ it
- Who is responsible for safety in the shop
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- Wear your safety ______
- When is it okay to be in the shop without safety glasses
- No ______ clothing
- Always mate a screwdriver by ________ & ______
- If you ______ it, lock it back
- If you move it, put it ______
- If you break it, ______ it
- When should you check your auto darkening helmet
- Hair should be _____
- If you turn it on, turn it ______
- How many inches should you keep your hand away from the miter saw blade
- Do not ______ on equipment
- Jewelry is allowed in the shop ______
- If you ______ it, close it
25 Clues: No ______ play • No ______ clothing • ______ stay on task • Hair should be _____ • Wear your safety ______ • Never ______ on shelves • What does PPE stand for • If you don’t know, ______ • If you break it, ______ it • Do not ______ on equipment • If you ______ it, close it • If you borrow it, ______ it • If you move it, put it ______ • If you ______ it, lock it back • ...
Safety puzzle 2022-08-31
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- headgear used for certain type of welding to protect the eyes and head
- safety information
- typically one emitted form a burning substance
- breaker a object used for stopping the flow of electricity
- hazards can be predicted
- hazard or something dangerous
- hazards can happen anytime
- glasses stored in sterilizing cabinet
- toed boots boots that are for the lab welding
- start, safety equipment
- safety glasses required
- tank stores water and provides water under pressure when the tank is not running
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- a visible suspension of carbon
- keeping tools and machines clean
- a quality that is characterized by a personal interest in keeping their surroundings and procedures established or official way of doing something
- hazards cannot be seen
- hazards can happen right away
- warning, dangerous parts, energized equipment
- combustion or burning
- keeping identifying and correcting hazards
- radiation hazard
- caution, physical hazard
- stop, dangerous, fire, emergency
- stops fire from burninh
24 Clues: radiation hazard • safety information • combustion or burning • start, safety equipment • stops fire from burninh • safety glasses required • hazards can be predicted • caution, physical hazard • hazards cannot be seen • hazard or something dangerous • hazards can happen anytime • a visible suspension of carbon • keeping tools and machines clean • ...
crossword 2025-08-31
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- – Storage to prevent spoilage.
- – Possible danger to food safety.
- – Tiny living thing that may cause illness.
- – Substance that can poison food.
- – Cold storage to slow bacteria growth.
- – Material that must be safe for cooking.
- – Process of killing harmful germs.
- – Condition of being free from hazards.
- – Small organism in food or people that causes sickness.
- – Presence of harmful substances in food.
- – Heat process that kills pathogens.
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- – Action to stop food hazards.
- – Process making food unsafe.
- – Bacteria that causes food poisoning.
- – Common cause of foodborne illness.
- – Germs like mold that spoil food.
- – Danger to food security.
- – Fungus that spoils food.
- – Likelihood of food safety problem.
- – Practices to keep food safe.
- – Official check to ensure safety.
- – Safe method to defrost frozen food.
- – Essential resource that must be kept safe.
- – Tiny germ that makes food spoil fast.
- – Germ that spreads sickness through food.
25 Clues: – Danger to food security. • – Fungus that spoils food. • – Process making food unsafe. • – Action to stop food hazards. • – Storage to prevent spoilage. • – Practices to keep food safe. • – Possible danger to food safety. • – Substance that can poison food. • – Germs like mold that spoil food. • – Official check to ensure safety. • – Process of killing harmful germs. • ...
Safety 2024-09-25
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- Take off the ____, not the finger
- Be careful of this while using saws
- Good for boxing, bad for bandsaws
- Always choose the right one for the job
- What you want to leave with ten of
- You will see a lot of this if you aren't careful
- Don't wear these if you like having toes
- The person to ask for help
- You need this from your parents to participate in shop activities
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- Unless you tie it back, this can get caught in a saw and ruin your day/life
- Unless you take this off, you can get choked out by a machine
- The only thing that really matters when using power tools
- Don't have these unless you want your arm pulled into a saw blade
- You need to wear these while working with tools
- What to do with a fire extinguisher
- It is everyone's responsibility to do this
16 Clues: The person to ask for help • Take off the ____, not the finger • Good for boxing, bad for bandsaws • What you want to leave with ten of • Be careful of this while using saws • What to do with a fire extinguisher • Always choose the right one for the job • Don't wear these if you like having toes • It is everyone's responsibility to do this • ...
Safety Crossword Puzzle 2023-04-18
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- used to trim core
- safety start with
- should not be used while walking or driving
- all injury can be ___
- designated pathway taking for employees
- person you report to in an area
- should never be blocked
- audits done weekly
- should be reported as soon as possible
- should be disposed of in bins provided
- pull aim squeeze
- used to move fg product
- protect your eyes
- job safety anaylsis stands for
- plugs protect your ears
- gloves used for pallets
- referred to as safety data sheet
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- who own safety
- personal protective ______
- cleaning up
- used to kill fire
- protects your body
- years injury free
- protects your feet
- slip trip &
- injury that does not result in time missed but still document
- sounds used for drills
- someone needs it when working overhead
28 Clues: cleaning up • slip trip & • who own safety • pull aim squeeze • used to trim core • safety start with • used to kill fire • years injury free • protect your eyes • audits done weekly • protects your body • protects your feet • all injury can be ___ • sounds used for drills • should never be blocked • used to move fg product • plugs protect your ears • gloves used for pallets • ...
Safety 2015-10-06
Across
- You do not want to fly like what animal when lifting
- In case of an accident involving injury what team should be called
- An active shooter in the facility is announced as a Code
- What hazardous chemical is found in batteries that our facility must label their boxes
- For severe weather you evacuate to the
- What type of personnel protective equipment must be worn in size and repair
- How many feet do smoking areas need to be from the entrances
- A Fire in the facility is announced as a Code
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- What form contains all associated hazards on a chemical item
- How many pallets can you put in a return slot
- What liquid is best for keeping hydrated
- Fires in the facility may be fought by our Fire
- What government agency is responsible for safety in the workplace
- When using a fire extinguisher remember PASS what is the first S
- How many feet do you need to be from power equipment that is elevated to the second level
- If using our phones to place a 911 call what is the second number to be pushed
16 Clues: For severe weather you evacuate to the • What liquid is best for keeping hydrated • How many pallets can you put in a return slot • A Fire in the facility is announced as a Code • Fires in the facility may be fought by our Fire • You do not want to fly like what animal when lifting • An active shooter in the facility is announced as a Code • ...
safety 2014-09-07
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- emergency shutdown....
- protect your hands
- never use cracked...
- never wear baggy....
- help someone who is on fire
- protect your eyes
- clean your eyes
- never put electrical items near...
Down
- never mess around in the...
- be careful with living...
- protect your clothes
- lets you know when there is a fire
- if something happens tell the...
- put out fire
- tie back long...
- wash your clothes
16 Clues: put out fire • clean your eyes • tie back long... • protect your eyes • wash your clothes • protect your hands • protect your clothes • never use cracked... • never wear baggy.... • emergency shutdown.... • be careful with living... • never mess around in the... • help someone who is on fire • if something happens tell the... • lets you know when there is a fire • ...
safety! 2022-07-04
Across
- A fire ______ is a fire protection device used in small fires
- Never ______ chemicals by wearing a mask
- Protection in vehicles to prevent motion
- Non-communicable diseases are not _________.
- Medicines that fight bacterial infections
- Breathing in air after someone sneezes is an example of what contact.
- A malignant tumor is _____.
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- You will get this if you don't clean up wounds
- A parasite that is transmitted through mosquito bites
- Constantly having higher than normal blood pressure
- Make sure you stay as ____ as possible after being bit by a snake to prevent the venom from spreading
- Read this to see the ingredients in a product
- When cancerous cells spread to other parts of the body
- Rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis are conditions that affect ______________.
- Always follow these when taking prescriptions
- Chlamydia and gonorrhea are __________ transmitted infections.
16 Clues: A malignant tumor is _____. • Never ______ chemicals by wearing a mask • Protection in vehicles to prevent motion • Medicines that fight bacterial infections • Non-communicable diseases are not _________. • Read this to see the ingredients in a product • Always follow these when taking prescriptions • You will get this if you don't clean up wounds • ...
SAFETY 2022-08-26
Across
- If a person's clothing was on fire, you would use this.
- avoid breathing these. Waft instead.
- These must be worn at all times in the lab area (back of the room)
- Dispose of broken______ in the labeled cardboard container.
- If you spill an acid or base on a major part of your body, you must use this
- always add acid to this, and not the other way around
- You must tie this back
- you should report all of these to the teacher immediately
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- No____ or drink (including water!) in the Chemistry room.
- use this on a chemical or other small fire
- On lab days, these must be of the "closed toe" variety
- Students are not permitted in here
- At the end of lab, you must make sure that all equipment is ____ and then put away.
- These must carefully be followed in order to keep yourself and others safe
- Students are not allowed in the science classroom without a _______
- Never perform any_____ experiments.
16 Clues: You must tie this back • Students are not permitted in here • Never perform any_____ experiments. • avoid breathing these. Waft instead. • use this on a chemical or other small fire • always add acid to this, and not the other way around • On lab days, these must be of the "closed toe" variety • If a person's clothing was on fire, you would use this. • ...
Safety 2023-07-20
Across
- Basic medical care given to an injured person before professional help arrives.
- Measures taken to safeguard against threats and dangers.
- A designated area where people can seek protection during emergencies.
- Being careful and taking precautions to avoid accidents or mistakes.
- Being careful and alert to avoid risks and potential dangers.
- A sudden and serious situation that requires immediate action to ensure safety.
- Actions taken in advance to prevent accidents or harm.
- An unexpected event that causes harm or damage.
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- A route or plan to quickly exit a building in case of a fire or emergency.
- A safety belt worn in a vehicle to prevent injury during accidents.
- Keeping someone or something safe from harm or danger.
- The process of moving people to a safe place during a dangerous situation.
- A notice or sign alerting to potential dangers or risks.
- A protective headgear worn to reduce the risk of head injuries.
- A person trained to watch and rescue swimmers in a pool or at the beach.
- Something that can cause harm or be dangerous if not handled properly.
16 Clues: An unexpected event that causes harm or damage. • Keeping someone or something safe from harm or danger. • Actions taken in advance to prevent accidents or harm. • Measures taken to safeguard against threats and dangers. • A notice or sign alerting to potential dangers or risks. • Being careful and alert to avoid risks and potential dangers. • ...
Safety 2025-06-16
Across
- What could happen when something is dangerous or unsafe
- Always have a ______ action plan
- When others _____ pressure you to do something unsafe or risky
- Eye irritation is a side ____
- Clothes should be ___ around flames
- What number to call in case of emergency? (In word form, no spaces)
- DO NOT light
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- DO NOT use ____ fireworks
- What you should do when getting in a car
- Never ____ prescriptions
- When you breathe in a dangerous chemical
- Don't ____ while driving
- Extinguisher
- Grills should be __ feet from the house
- When harm is done to yourself or others
- DO NOT ___ chemicals
16 Clues: Extinguisher • DO NOT light • DO NOT ___ chemicals • Never ____ prescriptions • Don't ____ while driving • DO NOT use ____ fireworks • Eye irritation is a side ____ • Always have a ______ action plan • Clothes should be ___ around flames • When harm is done to yourself or others • What you should do when getting in a car • When you breathe in a dangerous chemical • ...
EPLS Safety & Health Week 2026-04-15
Across
- What should you do if you see a hazard?
- Tool used to put out small fires
- Our Health & Safety Specialist
- Animal on EPLS Logo
- Practice for leaving the building in a fire
- EPLS’ top priority
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- Workers have the right to __________ in safety and health activities without fear of discipline
- Short name for Personal Protective Equipment
- An incident that almost happened
- Safety starts with ___
- Document that outlines EPLS safety rules and expectations
- If you ___ something, say something
- What helps prevent dehydration?
13 Clues: EPLS’ top priority • Animal on EPLS Logo • Safety starts with ___ • Our Health & Safety Specialist • What helps prevent dehydration? • Tool used to put out small fires • An incident that almost happened • If you ___ something, say something • What should you do if you see a hazard? • Practice for leaving the building in a fire • Short name for Personal Protective Equipment • ...
BP health safety 2016-06-14
Across
- / Something dangerous that could hurt you
- / What is BP’s no.1 Priority?
- / A person who sees and accident happen
- / Safety Leadership & ____________
- / What is the recommended glasses of water one should take daily?
- / What does O stand for in OMS?
- / Assessment undertaken by a professional to ensure work place posture and desk/chair positioning is correct
- / Information that is particularly valuable or sensitive must be classified as ________ in accordance with BP Standard
- / To keep fit and healthy
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- / Don’t ______ By is one of the 4 modules of Safety Leadership & Culture
- / What is the biggest safety risk in Lubricants?
- / This will help us to deliver, a safe, compliant, reliable operation
- / Reporting tool for NM and SOC’s
- / What is the condition known to affect the shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist or hand?
- / Use your ______ when lifting and not your back
- / You must ___________work related accidents
- / One of the 4 A’s of Driving Safety
- / A source that should never be mixed with water
- / To protect your eyes when handling chemicals
- / An Unsafe ________ is a careless behaviour
- / What must you hold onto when walking up and down stairs?
21 Clues: / To keep fit and healthy • / What is BP’s no.1 Priority? • / What does O stand for in OMS? • / Reporting tool for NM and SOC’s • / Safety Leadership & ____________ • / One of the 4 A’s of Driving Safety • / A person who sees and accident happen • / Something dangerous that could hurt you • / You must ___________work related accidents • ...
Risques Technologiques 2022-01-25
Across
- Loss of Containement (Perte de Confinement)
- Probability of Failure on Demand (Probabilité de défaillance à la sollicitation)
- Boiling Liquid Expansion Vapor Explosion
- Plan d’Opération Interne
- Plan Particulier d'Intervention
- Système Mécanique de Sécurité
- Seuil des Efffets Irréversibles
- Atmosphère Explosive
- Mesure de Maitrise des Risques Instrumentée
- Seuil des premiers Efffets Létaux (1%)
- Sécurité de Pression Haute
- Facteur de Réduction de Risque
- Accident majeur
- Etude De Dangers
- Process Safety Valve (Soupape)
- Mesure de Maitrise des Risques
- Gaz Inflammable Liquéfié
- Hydrocarbures
- Safety Critical Alarm (Alarme Critique de Sécurité)
- Plan de Prévention des Risques Technologiques
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- Installation Classée Pour la Protection de l’Environnement
- Limite Inférieure d’Explosivité
- huile de pyrolyse
- Plan Particulier d’Intervention
- (Unconfined) Vapor Cloud Explosion
- Limite Supérieure d’Explosivité
- Process Safety Management ou Sécurité des Procédés
- Système Instrumenté de sécurité
- Safety Critical System (Système Critique de Sécurité)
- Safety Integrity Level
- As Low As Reasonably Available (Aussi bas que raisonnablement possible)
- Phénomène Dangereux
- Fuel Oil Domestique
- Mesure de Maîtrise des Risques de Conduite
- Evènement Redouté Central
- Seuil des Efffets Létaux Significatifs (5%)
- HAZard OPerability
- Compte Rendu d’Incident
38 Clues: Hydrocarbures • Accident majeur • Etude De Dangers • huile de pyrolyse • HAZard OPerability • Phénomène Dangereux • Fuel Oil Domestique • Atmosphère Explosive • Safety Integrity Level • Compte Rendu d’Incident • Plan d’Opération Interne • Gaz Inflammable Liquéfié • Evènement Redouté Central • Sécurité de Pression Haute • Système Mécanique de Sécurité • Facteur de Réduction de Risque • ...
Pesticide Safety-minimal Risk to Applicator & Marketing Greenhouse Crops 2026-03-17
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- Pesticide information which must legally be provided by employers to employees
- Method used to adjust application equipment and speed
- Truck or other vehicle designed to safety more pesticide containers from one area to another
- Flowers which are freshly cut from the bud
- Appropriate elimination of leftover
- Pesticide used to kill undesirable plants
- Employees working with pesticides are responsible for learning and adopting the safety practices they are taught
- Safety gear designed to prevent pesticide exposure
- One of several types of pesticide disposal systems used usually by large agricultural operations
- Found on the pesticide label
- Pesticide used to control insects
- Pest control management strategy with primarily utilizes appropriate cultural practices
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- The most potentially hazardous phases of pesticide use
- Any substance used for controlling any pest
- Steps to be taken in the event of a Pesticide emergency
- An area designed to store pesticide containers separately from other supplies
- Management obligations pertaining to pesticide applicator safety
- Pesticide used to control fungus disease organisms
- Details of proper use and safety precautions found on or with a pesticide container
- Legislations requiring employers to make pesticide information
20 Clues: Found on the pesticide label • Pesticide used to control insects • Appropriate elimination of leftover • Pesticide used to kill undesirable plants • Flowers which are freshly cut from the bud • Any substance used for controlling any pest • Safety gear designed to prevent pesticide exposure • Pesticide used to control fungus disease organisms • ...
SP+ Safety Week 2024 2024-02-14
Across
- These bring light when there is a power outage
- This can be hung around lots and garages for traffic direction and safety
- Safety starts with _____
- These are held monthly to teach about safety
- If you see something, say something and _____ it to a supervisor
- This is a danger found and needs to be reported immediately
- We should hold ourselves ____ for safety
- The bright colored objects help in closing lanes and traffic direction
- Welcome to _____ week 2024
- We must call the ____ line first after an employee injury
- Plugging in 2 power strips to each other can cause an _____ hazard
- Wear these to protect your hand
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- This kind of driving can lead to accidents
- Daily _____ reports should be filled out every day
- Wear these to protect your eyes
- These _____ kits contain Band-Aids, cold packs, medicine and other supplies
- These should be worn at all times when driving
- Wear this to protect again sickness and dust particles
- We use this to pass along important information in multiple ways
- Drinking lots of water on a hot day helps us ___
- Wear this to make yourself visible
21 Clues: Safety starts with _____ • Welcome to _____ week 2024 • Wear these to protect your eyes • Wear these to protect your hand • Wear this to make yourself visible • We should hold ourselves ____ for safety • This kind of driving can lead to accidents • These are held monthly to teach about safety • These bring light when there is a power outage • ...
Test 2 Review 2024-02-28
Across
- Layers of soil
- When in doubt, ___.
- the study of force
- a device that can increase the amount of force
- Largest soil particle
- Yellow safety color means
- Rollover __ Structure
- a modified inclined plane that wraps around a cylinder
- A wheel that spins freely on its axle
- a bar or rod that rotates on a fixed point
- R Horizon
- how well a machine overcomes friction
- Orange safety color means
- wear proper attire and no ___ fitting clothing
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- A potential source of danger
- A horizon
- PPE= Personal Protective ___
- O horizon
- B horizon
- the opposition to movement
- an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly
- Red safety color means
- smallest soil particle
- The push or pull of an object
- Make up 45% of soil
- Never ___ a chemical
- One seat = one ___
- PTO= Power __ Off
- 2 inclined planes used together to pry or move objects apart
- Use tools only for their specific ____.
- wear away of something by exposure
- the loss of nutrients and materials that have been dissolved as they move through the soil
- Green safety color means
33 Clues: A horizon • O horizon • B horizon • R Horizon • Layers of soil • PTO= Power __ Off • the study of force • One seat = one ___ • When in doubt, ___. • Make up 45% of soil • Never ___ a chemical • Largest soil particle • Rollover __ Structure • Red safety color means • smallest soil particle • Green safety color means • Yellow safety color means • Orange safety color means • the opposition to movement • ...
Safety Week 2025 2025-09-19
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- Application used for maintenance reporting.
- Daily safety meeting conducted on-site.
- Safety goal aimed at eliminating all injuries and incidents.
- Maximum height for working without fall protection.
- Essential skill for ensuring safety and clarity on-site. Ex: notes, radios, etc.
- Designing tasks and body positioning to reduce strain and injury during manual work.
- Document used to report incidents, near misses, damage, etc.
- Best practice for maintaining cleanliness and organization in work areas.
- Right or responsibility to halt a task if unsafe conditions are present.
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- Document used when conducting work that may produce a spark.
- Being aware of your surroundings and potential hazards at all times.
- Most common workplace incident at HM, topic reviewed in previous two Safety Weeks.
- Strategy used to coach and familiarize new employees with site practices, expectations, etc.
- Immediate care given to an injured person before professional help arrives.
- A state of physical or mental exhaustion that can impair safety.
- Emergency stop device fixed to conveyor.
- Document filled out daily prior to conducting task or if task changes.
- Designated location where personnel gather during an emergency.
- A dangerous mindset where personnel become too comfortable or overconfident.
- Procedure used to ensure energy isolation.
20 Clues: Daily safety meeting conducted on-site. • Emergency stop device fixed to conveyor. • Procedure used to ensure energy isolation. • Application used for maintenance reporting. • Maximum height for working without fall protection. • Document used when conducting work that may produce a spark. • Safety goal aimed at eliminating all injuries and incidents. • ...
FTHRA National Safety Month Crossword 2026-05-19
Across
- What employees should do with hazards
- Many FTHRA staff hold this role
- Being alert to surroundings
- Important vehicle safety feature
- Another leading workplace injury type
- Use proper techniques to avoid injury
- Situation requiring immediate response
- Something drivers should avoid
- Something that can impact worker health
- Working together helps improve safety
- FTHRA’s top workplace priority
- Important after spills occur
- Used during minor injuries
- Important part of overall safety
- Helps reduce germs
- Always wear this while driving
- Helps employees stay informed and safe
- Helps prevent the spread of germs
- Important when sitting or lifting
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- Drivers should check these often
- Keep these areas clear of clutter
- The best way to reduce accidents
- Holistic worker health focus
- Warning used around hazards
- Coworkers can provide this during stressful times
- One of the most common workplace injuries
- Essential during emergencies
- A good way to prevent strain and injury
- Must always remain accessible
- Used to mark hazards or wet floors
- Something that could cause a fall
- Focus of National Safety Month Week 3
- Important during hot summer months
33 Clues: Helps reduce germs • Used during minor injuries • Warning used around hazards • Being alert to surroundings • Holistic worker health focus • Essential during emergencies • Important after spills occur • Must always remain accessible • Something drivers should avoid • FTHRA’s top workplace priority • Always wear this while driving • Many FTHRA staff hold this role • ...
Safety Crossword 2022 2022-04-08
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- I'm in a tight spot
- A way to communicate safety
- Fancy word for leaving a place
- This sample depends on the weather
- A Life Critical Activity
- Where I can find safety programs
- You see this driving backwards
- Heat Index above 130 can cause
- Severe Weather evacuation point
- BeepBeep/BeepBeep/Beep/BeepBeep
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- STOP! This is unsafe
- Molten polymer off-gases this vapor
- Why I turn my head,hold my breath,shut my eyes
- What does PASS stand for
- One of the SIF Precursers
- What is the SPHERA password
- Beep/Beep/Beep/Beep
- ______ Dance says men without hats
- Safety Glasses, Ear Plugs, Gloves
- Find the explosion impact of WD-40
- Fire Extinguisher Acronym
- You find SDS's here
- Color of group lockout locks
- The f in SIF
- Verify lockout
- The SI in SIF
- It tells you the specific gravity
27 Clues: The f in SIF • The SI in SIF • Verify lockout • I'm in a tight spot • Beep/Beep/Beep/Beep • You find SDS's here • STOP! This is unsafe • What does PASS stand for • A Life Critical Activity • One of the SIF Precursers • Fire Extinguisher Acronym • A way to communicate safety • What is the SPHERA password • Color of group lockout locks • Fancy word for leaving a place • ...
Patient Safety Week 2023 Crossword 2023-02-14
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- Performed before invasive or high-risk procedures to verify patient, procedure, laterality.
- Responsible to speak up for safety. Can report safety concerns.
- Who you report malfunctioning medical equipment to
- Purpose of National Patient Safety Goals
- What you should do immediately with malfunctioning equipment
- Goshen Health's values
- Organizational system of shared accountability
- What "R" stands for in the RACE acronym (fire safety)
- Where you report a soiled ceiling tile
- Do you know to call extension 3333 in case of an emergency?
- Most effective way to prevent the spread of germs
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- A bloody bandage is considered ______ and should be placed in a biohazard bag
- Location of Safety Data Sheets (specific tab in Infohub)
- Most frequent contributing factor to medical errors
- Most frequently reported risk events
- Should be verified prior to any medication, treatment, procedure, etc.
- Process of educating the patient on a treatment or procedures risks, benefits and alternatives so they can make the best decision for themselves
- Who you should call in the event of a chemical spill
- Confirmation of site or side to prevent wrong site procedures
- 1 patient identifier
- Another patient identifier
21 Clues: 1 patient identifier • Goshen Health's values • Another patient identifier • Most frequently reported risk events • Where you report a soiled ceiling tile • Purpose of National Patient Safety Goals • Organizational system of shared accountability • Most effective way to prevent the spread of germs • Who you report malfunctioning medical equipment to • ...
Health and Safety 2019-11-17
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- Carried out to avoid accident
- last line of defense
- Narrow work area
- Indian act for safety in factories
- digging of earth
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- US department for safety
- carried out after accident
- Carried out to identify the present condition of safety
- Act of being safe
- action to be taken during emergency
- Indian act for safety in construction
- practice of fire fighting
12 Clues: Narrow work area • digging of earth • Act of being safe • last line of defense • US department for safety • practice of fire fighting • carried out after accident • Carried out to avoid accident • Indian act for safety in factories • action to be taken during emergency • Indian act for safety in construction • Carried out to identify the present condition of safety
Safety and Health Crossword Puzzle 2024-06-03
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- - The study of people's efficiency in their working environment.
- Spill - The release of a hazardous chemical into the environment.
- Responder - A person trained to provide initial assistance during an emergency.
- - A drop from a higher to a lower level, often leading to injury.
- - A mask-like device to protect the wearer from inhaling harmful substances.
- - Safety Data Sheet that provides information on chemical products.
- Violence - Violent acts, including physical assaults and threats of assault, directed toward persons at work.
- - Personal Protective Equipment used to minimize exposure to hazards.
- Extinguisher - A device used to put out small fires.
- - A potential source of harm or adverse health effect.
- - Coming into contact with a chemical, biological, or physical agent.
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- - A loss of balance caused by a lack of friction between footwear and a walking surface.
- Exit - A designated route for leaving a building quickly in case of emergency.
- Sign - A visual sign indicating a specific safety instruction or hazard.
- Report - A document recording details of an unusual event such as an injury.
- Aid - Emergency care given immediately to an injured person.
- - Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a regulatory agency for safety and health.
- - A stumble or fall caused by an obstruction or uneven surface.
- - A safety procedure to ensure that machines are properly shut off during maintenance.
- Plan - A plan for exiting a building safely during an emergency.
20 Clues: Extinguisher - A device used to put out small fires. • - A potential source of harm or adverse health effect. • Aid - Emergency care given immediately to an injured person. • - A stumble or fall caused by an obstruction or uneven surface. • - The study of people's efficiency in their working environment. • ...
MSSC Safety - Practicing Safety in The Workplace 2024-03-11
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- A job ______ analysis is the best method of integrating safety into the way a job is done.
- When performing a hazard analysis, a list of hazards associated with a job is identified as well as the __________ to avoid them.
- An injury is defined as physical harm to the body that happens as a result of exposure to some form of energy that exceeds the body's tolerance. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?
- By performing _______ safety inspections, a company determine if safety measures need improvement.
- This type of assessment is the process to identify potential hazards in the workplace.
- The National Safety Council defines an accident as an occurrence in a sequence of events that produces unintended __________, ill health, or property damage.
- To reduce the employee's risk of hazardous material exposure, employers should provide training in the use of ______.
- Safety _______ are a type of PPE that could prevent a puncture wound to your foot.
- Inhalation is the most common way for a(n) __________ to enter the body.
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- When assessing hazards, the _______ of training workers are considered by the employer when setting Hazmat policies.
- Diluted __________ can be used to neutralize most blood pathogens.
- PPE can protect you from injuries caused by equipment or dangerous chemicals. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?
- The purpose of PPE is to protect you from injury by creating a barrier against workplace hazards. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?
- In manufacturing, changes to processes, equipment and people are the largest drivers of _________.
- An _____ is a detailed document that explain each step in a work process.
- Until corrective action is taken, safety concerns should be tracked and __________.
- Potential ______ are monitored during a hazard assessment.
- A new employee’s participation in a safety orientation should be documented according to _______ policy.
18 Clues: Potential ______ are monitored during a hazard assessment. • Diluted __________ can be used to neutralize most blood pathogens. • Inhalation is the most common way for a(n) __________ to enter the body. • An _____ is a detailed document that explain each step in a work process. • ...
Crossword Safety Exercise 2023-04-17
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- Created in 1970 to ensure the safety and health of the working Class (US).
- Maintain______________ contact on ladder.
- What is the best thing to drink during a hot summer day?
- You must take precautions when entering this space.
- Who is allowed to perform lockout/tagout procedures?
- What type of protection is for your lungs?
- What is a safety devise in a forklift?
- What type of energy would be the easiest to see on an operating piece of machinery?
- These protect your eyes on plant floor.
- Created in 1978 to ensure the health and safety of the working class (Canada).
- Slips, Trips, and ____ are the #1 Safety hazards in the manufacturing industry.
- What does SQF stand for?
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- Who should you immediately report injuries to?
- Never ever open a ___________________ while machine is running.
- What should you apply when trying to stop bleeding?
- Never block a _______________ exit.
- Last line of defense when it comes to safety?
- Where is fugitive dust most likely to accumulate?
- A powered industrial truck.
- Hepatitis B is considered bloodborne.
- This type of protection is needed when working at height.
- What secures a truck at the dock door for safe entry?
22 Clues: What does SQF stand for? • A powered industrial truck. • Never block a _______________ exit. • Hepatitis B is considered bloodborne. • What is a safety devise in a forklift? • These protect your eyes on plant floor. • Maintain______________ contact on ladder. • What type of protection is for your lungs? • Last line of defense when it comes to safety? • ...
EMS Safety Crossword 2022-05-11
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- What is always needed when backing?
- HIV and Hepatitis B are considered bloodborne _____.
- Under no circumstances should these be blocked.
- ____ refers to protective gowns, goggles, gloves, and other items designed to protect employees from potential exposure.
- Improving safety requires an organizational ___ that enables and prioritizes safety.
- A substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against disease.
- Reporting unsafe acts and conditions can help prevent ____.
- It is important to stay ____ during the summer.
- You are ____ for your own safety and that of others.
- Anything that takes your attention away from driving is a ___.
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- You should come to a ____ stop at all stop sings.
- OSHA is part of the US Department of ____.
- Acronym for the steps to use a fire extinguisher.
- High visibility vest should have _____ strips to improve visibility.
- When should you report a work related injury?
- In what month is Patient Safety Awareness Week?
- Never let your ____ down when it comes to safety.
- ____ can uproot trees and buildings and turn harmless objects into deadly missiles in a matter of seconds.
- Never hesitate to ask for ___ when moving bariatric patients.
- You should wash your hands for at least ____seconds.
20 Clues: What is always needed when backing? • OSHA is part of the US Department of ____. • When should you report a work related injury? • Under no circumstances should these be blocked. • In what month is Patient Safety Awareness Week? • It is important to stay ____ during the summer. • You should come to a ____ stop at all stop sings. • ...
EFC5 Safety Week 2017-10-10
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- Used to let Equipment Drivers know they are too large to enter an area of the building.
- Our safety mascot.
- The "L" in CARL means.
- The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, an agency of the US government under the Department of Labor with the responsibility of ensuring safety at work and a healthful work environment.
- What we use to open boxes.
- The code when there is a fire.
- What we do in our start of shift meetings to help our bodies avoid injury.
- Used by equipment drivers to let you know they are there.
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- Something we follow when getting dressed for work, that helps keep us safe at work.
- Use to put out fires.
- The "A" in CARL means.
- The "C" in CARL means.
- What should you do if something is damaged in building or if you get hurt?
- The "R" in CARL means.
- These should always be stored under a pallet when not being used to avoid injury?
- Carl is a?
- What is the theme of this week?
- Code for Medical Emergency.
- Code for bad weather.
- Who in the building is responsible to follow safety standards?
20 Clues: Carl is a? • Our safety mascot. • Use to put out fires. • Code for bad weather. • The "A" in CARL means. • The "C" in CARL means. • The "R" in CARL means. • The "L" in CARL means. • What we use to open boxes. • Code for Medical Emergency. • The code when there is a fire. • What is the theme of this week? • Used by equipment drivers to let you know they are there. • ...
TEPDK Talking Points Week X 2026-06-25
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- Platform for managing employee training
- Tool used to monitor safety performance
- Focus on long-term environmental and social responsibility
- Published document summarizing performance and progress
- Organization supporting defense-related employee roles
- Equipment used to increase pressure in systems
- Injury causing time away from work (abbrev.)
- Learning activities required for employees
- Company function covering safety and environmental responsibility
- Operations located at sea
- Output of oil and gas operations
- Employees recognized for strong safety contributions
- Gas pipeline system affecting production
- Input given to improve processes
- Process of organizing operations and resources
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- Lessons learned from incidents and experience feedback
- Greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere
- Journalists and outlets covering company activities
- Ability to achieve results with minimal waste
- Clothing worn for official or ceremonial purposes
- Device controlling motor speed (abbrev.)
- Incident management and reporting system
- Process of pumping water into reservoirs
- Platform for submitting cost-saving ideas
- Safety check before starting work
- Company event dedicated to sustainability focus
- Key offshore field in Danish operations
- Abbreviation for greenhouse gases
- Organized initiative to promote safety awareness
29 Clues: Operations located at sea • Output of oil and gas operations • Input given to improve processes • Safety check before starting work • Abbreviation for greenhouse gases • Platform for managing employee training • Tool used to monitor safety performance • Key offshore field in Danish operations • Device controlling motor speed (abbrev.) • ...
Employee Right to Know/Global Harmonization 2015-10-01
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- Measurement of noise level
- Employee __________ to Know
- Report all emergencies to the safety ___________
- Safety glasses, hard hats, & gloves are all types of this (abbr.)
- Occupational Safety & __________ Organization
- This substance is still legal for some uses in the United States
- Name of the NCTC Safety Officer (2 words)
- Safety Data Sheets can be located on ____________ Central
- Eye protection from chemicals & debris
- If you have to _________ to be heard, noise may be too high
- The skull & crossbones replaces the Mr. ________ sticker
- Pictogram for explosives
- A _______phone can download an app to measure decibels
- Name of NCTCs President (2 words)
- New abbreviation for Material Safety Data Sheets
- A hazard __________ could read 'Highly Flammable Liquid/Vapor'
- _________ Harmonization System
- Time limit for exposure to 85db (2 words)
- OSHA required type of training
- What is used to safely clean up chemicals (2 words)
- Use a ____________ ticket to get a potential hazard corrected (2 words)
- Section 13 of the SDS talks about___________
- Electric _________ is the sudden stimulation of nerves caused by contact with electricity
- _______ protection is needed when working at heights
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- Type of rechargeable battery
- Height at which fall protection is required (2 words)
- This type of paint is not considered safe (2 words)
- Blood-borne ___________ (infectious agent transferred in blood)
- One of the signal words
- Safety Data Sheets must be kept for ___________ years
- NCTC - where we __________ what we do!
- May be fatal if ___________
- Name of the TRF Director of Facilities (2 words)
- Protection from inhaling harmful particles in the air
- A container other than the original
- Call sign of the NCTC radio station
- Salmonella is a common infectious ____________
- The name for a warning picture label
- Name of the EGF Facilities Director (2 words)
- _________ & crossbones
- How often NCTC employees are required to complete training
- Types of harmful physical agents are heat, cold, & __________
- Platform for working in high places
- Heat & cold are this type of harmful agent
- The number of sections in the new SDS
- Identification ___________ is required on all containers
46 Clues: _________ & crossbones • One of the signal words • Pictogram for explosives • Measurement of noise level • Employee __________ to Know • May be fatal if ___________ • Type of rechargeable battery • _________ Harmonization System • OSHA required type of training • Name of NCTCs President (2 words) • A container other than the original • Call sign of the NCTC radio station • ...
Safety 2020-02-19
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- Lift with your legs, not with your _____.
- Never store chemicals near or above _____.
- Use the right _____ for the job.
- If you notice anything suspicious, notify _____.
- Always _____ equipment before use.
- The parking deck is the designated area to assemble in the case of an ___________.
- Safety Data Sheets can be located on Stew's _____ home page.
- Always ________ equipment before removing any safety guards.
- Stew's provides $45 toward the purchase of slip-resistant safety _____.
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- Every home should have at least one _____ detector.
- Never try to ______ a falling knife.
- If a rack begins to tip over, let it ____.
- Only team members certified by Stew Leonard's may operate a ______.
- A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) provides safety information about a _______.
- Always wash your ______ after using chemicals.
15 Clues: Use the right _____ for the job. • Always _____ equipment before use. • Never try to ______ a falling knife. • Lift with your legs, not with your _____. • If a rack begins to tip over, let it ____. • Never store chemicals near or above _____. • Always wash your ______ after using chemicals. • If you notice anything suspicious, notify _____. • ...
DNA Module 1 Lesson 7 -Health and Safety- Part 1 2024-12-30
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- According to the Health and Safety at Work Act, workplaces with 5+ employees must have a written Health and Safety _______
- Health and Safety (_____ _____)Regulations concern first aid in the workplace
- Fifth stage of a risk assessment- ________ the risk assessment
- This piece of firefighting equipment legally must be present in the workplace
- A _________, named person in the workplace should be responsible for health and safety
- Hazard symbol- Dripping chemicals on Hand and Surface
- Hazard symbol- Dead tree and fish
- Fourth stage of a risk assessment- ______ your findings
- Annual _____ certification is needed to comply with first aid regs
- Hazard Symbol- Torso with Flash
- This person deals with injuries in the workplace
- Hazard Symbol- Gas cylinder
- Where should workplace accidents be recorded on the premises?
- The _______ has ultimate responsibility for employee health and safety in the workplace
- A _____ ________ should always be present at the workplace
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- Regulatory Reform (_____ _______ Order (2005)
- This piece of firefighting equipment legally must be present in the workplace
- This 'R' is categorised as 'the chance of harm occurring, and the severity of that harm'
- International hazard ______ replaced European ones in 2009
- The fire marshall must be trained in the use of fire ________
- An injury that causes an absence of more than __ ____ is considered a major injury as per RIDDOR
- Second stage of a risk assessment- decide who may be ______
- This 'H' is categorised as 'anything that may cause harm'
- A hazardous waste __________ note must be collected from the waste collection company when they collect Hazardous waste
- Hazard Symbol- Skull and Crossbones
- Hazard symbol- Exploding bomb
- First stage of a risk assessment
- Hazard symbol- Flaming Circle
- Third stage of a risk assessment- _________ the risk
- Hazard Symbol- Exclamation Mark
- Hazard symbol- Flame
- The Environmental ______ Act was published in 1990
- The Health and Safety ________ must be informed of any serious health and safety infractions
- Which piece of legislation governs the reporting of accidents at work?
- Harmful _____ occurrences should be reported to the local HSO
- The health and _____ at work act came into effect in 1974
36 Clues: Hazard symbol- Flame • Hazard Symbol- Gas cylinder • Hazard symbol- Exploding bomb • Hazard symbol- Flaming Circle • Hazard Symbol- Exclamation Mark • Hazard Symbol- Torso with Flash • First stage of a risk assessment • Hazard symbol- Dead tree and fish • Hazard Symbol- Skull and Crossbones • Regulatory Reform (_____ _______ Order (2005) • ...
Agriculture Safety 2024-09-04
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- Green means
- These must be worn to protect your eyes
- No running or ___
- you should always know where this is located in a lab
- An unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally
- Personal ___ Equipment
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- Safety Color orange means
- this switch is also known as a kill switch
- When in doubt, ___
- Don't wear this type of clothing
- You should never do this with an object
- Wear this to protect your skin and hands from danger
- A potential source of danger
- Wear this to protect your lungs
- Safety color red means
- Safety Color yellow means
16 Clues: Green means • No running or ___ • When in doubt, ___ • Safety color red means • Personal ___ Equipment • Safety Color orange means • Safety Color yellow means • A potential source of danger • Wear this to protect your lungs • Don't wear this type of clothing • These must be worn to protect your eyes • You should never do this with an object • ...
Safety Electric Shock 2023-12-19
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- of current (factor for shock severity)
- one of the 2 safety requirements (2 words)
- are the most common shock-related injuries
- the heart flutters (2 words)
- of the human body can vary
- through the body (factor for shock severity)
- amount of ______ (factor for shock severity)
- one of the 2 safety requirements (2 words)
- formulated guidelines that govern safety in the workplace
- proper safety is a ____ process
- shock can cause ____ injuries
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- a low-resistance wire attached to metallic casse (2 words)
- of heart (factor for shock severity)
- times more DC that AC is needed to cause a person to clamp on and not be able to let go
- current takes the path of _____ resistance
- length of ____ (factor for shock severity)
- is more dangerous
- hertz is the most dangerous frequency
- safety is _____ responsibility
- when electricity passes through the body
20 Clues: is more dangerous • of the human body can vary • the heart flutters (2 words) • shock can cause ____ injuries • safety is _____ responsibility • proper safety is a ____ process • of heart (factor for shock severity) • hertz is the most dangerous frequency • of current (factor for shock severity) • when electricity passes through the body • ...
Safety Electric Shock CW 2023-12-19
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- of current (factor for shock severity)
- one of the 2 safety requirements (2 words)
- are the most common shock-related injuries
- the heart flutters (2 words)
- of the human body can vary
- through the body (factor for shock severity)
- amount of ______ (factor for shock severity)
- one of the 2 safety requirements (2 words)
- formulated guidelines that govern safety in the workplace
- proper safety is a ____ process
- shock can cause ____ injuries
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- a low-resistance wire attached to metallic casse (2 words)
- of heart (factor for shock severity)
- times more DC that AC is needed to cause a person to clamp on and not be able to let go
- current takes the path of _____ resistance
- length of ____ (factor for shock severity)
- is more dangerous
- hertz is the most dangerous frequency
- safety is _____ responsibility
- when electricity passes through the body
20 Clues: is more dangerous • of the human body can vary • the heart flutters (2 words) • shock can cause ____ injuries • safety is _____ responsibility • proper safety is a ____ process • of heart (factor for shock severity) • hertz is the most dangerous frequency • of current (factor for shock severity) • when electricity passes through the body • ...
Everyday Safety 2026-04-24
Across
- What is the synonyms for Safety Information Management System?
- Following official steps exactly
- What question is missing when checking a Bag/COB: Docs, DG, _?
- Potential source of harm
- When would you report the injury you get at work?
- Official record after an event
- Team-based problem solving
- Ability to notice hazards
- Clear sharing of information
- What is the maximum speed while driving a golf cart?
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- When you pass an issue to higher authority
- Formal set of safety rules
- Loss of focus due to environment
- Who should you immediately report to if you are injured?
- What do you need to use while driving golf Cart?
- First priority over on time performance
- Condition affecting alertness and safety
- Acting before something goes wrong
- Immediate action to reduce danger
19 Clues: Potential source of harm • Ability to notice hazards • Formal set of safety rules • Team-based problem solving • Clear sharing of information • Official record after an event • Following official steps exactly • Loss of focus due to environment • Immediate action to reduce danger • Acting before something goes wrong • First priority over on time performance • ...
Safety at Transgrid 2024-05-24
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- _________ are responsible for ensuring that staff are appropriately trained to able them to comply with Transgrid procedures, legislation and other regulatory requirements associated with their work activities.
- _________ is Transgrid’s hazard and risk management system
- The _________ are responsible for overseeing, monitoring and reviewing the health and safety performance within Transgrid.
- Manage risks to as low as reasonably practicable through the implementation of effective _________ measures.
- Position descriptions outline health and safety _________ for all employees.
- An example of a critical safety risks is exposure to _________ materials
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- When climbing stairs use the _________
- Store _________ items in the lower draws or on lower shelves
- The best time to prepare for an _________ is before one happens
- All workers and delivery partners work for the Transgrid Group are subject to _________ drug and alcohol testing.
- It is our _________ to work safety and report hazards
- The Health and Safety Policy is to be displayed at offices and manned _________
- The _________ is responsible for Reporting health and safety performance to the Board.
- The _________ are providing the necessary resources for management of identified health and safety risks associated with activities undertaken within their business units.
- An _________ is any unplanned event resulting in, or having a potential for injury, ill health, damage or other loss.
- Training records are stored in the _________ system
16 Clues: When climbing stairs use the _________ • Training records are stored in the _________ system • It is our _________ to work safety and report hazards • _________ is Transgrid’s hazard and risk management system • Store _________ items in the lower draws or on lower shelves • The best time to prepare for an _________ is before one happens • ...
Joint Commission Test Prep 2 2014-03-03
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- National Patient Safety Goal:Improve the safety of using _____.
- Pediatric assessment should include height, weight, ___ circumference (one-year and under) and immunization status.
- All inpatient needs for an ___, adaptive equipment for any hearing, sight-impairment or other disability should be identified in initial assessment.
- If a patient or family members requires _____ or pastoral support, contact the switchboard for assistance.
- A full inpatient pain assessment must include location, ____, duration, character and any efforts to manage the pain.
- National Patient Safety Goal:Improve the Safety of Clinical____ Systems.
- Patient/family are informed of the discharge plan and provided ____ discharge instructions in a manner they understand.
- National Patient Safety Goal:Reduce the risk of health care-associated _______.
- Perioperative staff need to be aware of the ___ of malignant hyperthermia and the protocol for treatment.
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- National Patient Safety Goal: Improve the ___ of Patient identification.
- Pill splitters and crushers must be cleaned after use to avoid ____ medication residue.
- National Patient Safety Goal: Improve the effectiveness of ____ among caregivers.
- Breast milk may be safely refrigerated between 32-39 degrees F, and can be maintained in this range for ___ days.
- Initial discharge planning begins on _____.
- Medical supplies, such as blood and culture tubes, need to have their ___ date verified as current before use.
- Suicide risk must be assessed on inpatients admitted with psychiatric diagnoses or history of ___ health issues.
- Specialty assessments in ambulatory centers should include the presenting condition of the patient and the --- for the visit.
- Inpatient assessment, history and physical exam must be conducted and documented within the first 24 ___ of admission.
- Fall___ must be assessed upon inpatient admission and reassessed based on condition and need.
19 Clues: Initial discharge planning begins on _____. • National Patient Safety Goal:Improve the safety of using _____. • National Patient Safety Goal: Improve the ___ of Patient identification. • National Patient Safety Goal:Improve the Safety of Clinical____ Systems. • National Patient Safety Goal:Reduce the risk of health care-associated _______. • ...
2023 Q3 Safety Crossword - Return by September 22 2023-08-31
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- Safety Commitment #4: I _________ traffic rules and drive safely.
- When operating a Hilo, ________________ using horn, hand signals and eye contact
- Tools & equipment should be _____________ before each use.
- When treating heat stress, ________ the employee from sunlight and/or heat.
- Avoid drinks with large amounts of _________ and sugar to prevent heat stress.
- Safety Commitment #_____; I respect all safety instructions.
- I consider __________ to be an integral part of the 6S principals – Safety, Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain my workstation.
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- _____________is a concern because it can lead to unsafe acts in the workplace and this can lead to near misses, injuries or possibly fatality.
- To prevent fires, before beginning to any hot work, inspect the work area for any ____________ materials.
- Avoid distractions, stay __________ on task at hand
- The _____ is a great source of vitamin D and has vital, mood-boosting abilities.
- All _________, including temporary employees, must immediately report any incident to their supervisor.
- Stop, __________, Act
- If a bee comes inside your vehicle, ______ the car slowly & safely, then open the windows.
- I keep my workstation _________, orderly, and free of hazards.
- Safety Commitment #8: I __________ all incidents, hazards, and malfunctions.
- Acronym EJ previously went by
17 Clues: Stop, __________, Act • Acronym EJ previously went by • Avoid distractions, stay __________ on task at hand • Tools & equipment should be _____________ before each use. • Safety Commitment #_____; I respect all safety instructions. • I keep my workstation _________, orderly, and free of hazards. • Safety Commitment #4: I _________ traffic rules and drive safely. • ...
Regeneron Acronym Crossword Puzzle 2025-03-07
31 Clues: GMP • FDA • SOP • ppe • OJT • CBT • IOPS • LIMS • EDMS • BMRAM • REGNU • GdocP • safety • purity • purity • Raheen • quality • legible • complete • original • accurate • identity • enduring • strength • Talenthub • available • Onboarding • consistent • Rensselaer • attritbutable • contemporaneous
Fire saftey 2024-03-02
28 Clues: Low • Axe • CPR • Fire • Roll • Stop • Drop • Water • Boots • Under • Crawl • Truck • Smoke • First • Shield • Safety • Sparky • Helmet • Weather • Dispatch • Ambulance • Fire hose • Consequence • Smoke detector • Responsibility • Fire prevention • Fire department • fire extinguisher
New Deal Programs 2024-12-11
20 Clues: poor • jobs • fraud • banks • power • issue • civil • money • crops • health • safety • unions • farmer • reform • relief • recovery • National • depression • government • unemployment
25. 45001 Risk Management 2026-04-11
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- : Understanding of organization and its needs
- : Effect of uncertainty on objectives
- : Last line of defense in control hierarchy (abbr.)
- : Occupational health and safety (abbr.)
- : Process seeking worker input before decisions
- : Most effective control removing hazard entirely
- : Person performing work under organization control
- : Source with potential to cause injury
- : Measure reducing or eliminating risk
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- : Metric tracking safety performance
- : Physical changes reducing exposure to hazard
- : Measurable safety goal
- : Replacing hazardous material with safer alternative
- : Circumstance improving safety performance
- : Preferred order of control measures
15 Clues: : Measurable safety goal • : Metric tracking safety performance • : Effect of uncertainty on objectives • : Preferred order of control measures • : Measure reducing or eliminating risk • : Source with potential to cause injury • : Occupational health and safety (abbr.) • : Circumstance improving safety performance • : Understanding of organization and its needs • ...
27_Laboratory 2023-12-08
LIFTING SAFETY 2025-12-03
30 Clues: Kit • Map • Calm • Exit • Fire • Plan • Route • Radio • Drill • Alert • Alarm • Spill • Hazard • Report • Safety • Unsafe • Muster • Escape • Rescue • Egress • Shelter • Lockdown • Incident • Response • Hazardous • Emergency • Evacuation • Containment • Extinguisher • Communication
Patient Safety Awareness 2023-02-27
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- Good ________ can help avoid many safety events
- Who is responsible for reporting safety events?
- Being _______ helps us address unsafe conditions before harm is caused
- Famous Institute of Medicine report on patient safety
- We should always strive to be ________
- SCP's Safety Event Reporting Platform (hint: Shriners Platform for Events & Knowledge)
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- A learning culture that examines errors at the system or process level
- Any event that ends in death, permanent harm, or severe temporary harm
- Another term for near miss
- Ultimate goal of patient safety
- One type of safety event commonly reported at SCP (a _______ error)
- A situation that could cause harm but did not
- Be sure to report any ___________ events
13 Clues: Another term for near miss • Ultimate goal of patient safety • We should always strive to be ________ • Be sure to report any ___________ events • A situation that could cause harm but did not • Good ________ can help avoid many safety events • Who is responsible for reporting safety events? • Famous Institute of Medicine report on patient safety • ...
27_Laboratory 2023-12-06
SOLIDS and LIQUIDS 2025-02-19
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- Holds its shape.
- What paper towel and sponges do to water.
- Takes the shape of its container and flows.
- When we LAYERED liquids in the _______ tower.
- No light goes through the object.
- Liquids such as honey, sap, blood and water.
- How LIQUIDS flow - we had a race!
- Safety symbol meaning it can catch on fire.
- Water in the GAS form.
- Water in the SOLID form.
- How something FEELS.
- When light is foggy when going through something.
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- Safety symbol meaning it is harmful to your skin.
- Safety symbol meaning you should never drink or eat it.
- When you mix a solid and a liquid together.
- When light goes through the object clearly.
- If something FLOATS or NOT.
- Safety symbol - some cans can_____ if left near heat!
18 Clues: Holds its shape. • How something FEELS. • Water in the GAS form. • Water in the SOLID form. • If something FLOATS or NOT. • No light goes through the object. • How LIQUIDS flow - we had a race! • What paper towel and sponges do to water. • When you mix a solid and a liquid together. • Takes the shape of its container and flows. • When light goes through the object clearly. • ...
SW REGION LAB WEEK 2018 2018-04-04
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- EHS online trainings are completed here
- Protect us from a splash
- We handle all specimens with ------ precautions
- The S in EHS
- The form used to report an injury to EHS
- Heavy items should be transported on a -----
- The use of symbols for chemical safety and labeling
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- What does the A in RACE of fire safety stand for
- Monthly the SW Region Safety Review Board reviews all ----- incidents
- Lab coats, gloves, face shields are all types of
- Abbreviation for our chemical safety data sheets
- Daily time for stretching exercises
- EHS online homepage
- Safe lifting practices uses your---- not your back
14 Clues: The S in EHS • EHS online homepage • Protect us from a splash • Daily time for stretching exercises • EHS online trainings are completed here • The form used to report an injury to EHS • Heavy items should be transported on a ----- • We handle all specimens with ------ precautions • What does the A in RACE of fire safety stand for • ...
Ag Safety 2023-08-16
Across
- power tools, sharp edges, loud equipment, dust, chemical exposure, compressed gas cylinders
- an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury
- a potential source of danger
- fire extinguisher, first-aid kit, eye wash station, safety shower
- orange =
- insects, snakes, poisonous plants, tripping hazards (logs, limbs, vines)
- guards, safety switches (kill switches), safety color paint
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- animals (heavy with hooves, teeth, claws), dust, heavy feed and bedding, chemicals, sharp edges, large equipment
- chemicals, glassware, open flames (burners), fumes
- safety glasses, gloves, hard hat, dust mask, hearing protection
- yellow =
- red =
- water and electricity, chemicals, slippery floors, sharp-edged benches
- green =
14 Clues: red = • green = • yellow = • orange = • a potential source of danger • chemicals, glassware, open flames (burners), fumes • guards, safety switches (kill switches), safety color paint • safety glasses, gloves, hard hat, dust mask, hearing protection • fire extinguisher, first-aid kit, eye wash station, safety shower • ...
ISO 45001 Risk Management 2025-11-26
Across
- : Person performing work under organization control
- : Measurable safety goal
- : Replacing hazardous material with safer alternative
- : Last line of defense in control hierarchy (abbr.)
- : Understanding of organization and its needs
- : Most effective control removing hazard entirely
- : Occupational health and safety (abbr.)
- : Metric tracking safety performance
- : Source with potential to cause injury
Down
- : Circumstance improving safety performance
- : Physical changes reducing exposure to hazard
- : Process seeking worker input before decisions
- : Measure reducing or eliminating risk
- : Preferred order of control measures
- : Effect of uncertainty on objectives
15 Clues: : Measurable safety goal • : Metric tracking safety performance • : Preferred order of control measures • : Effect of uncertainty on objectives • : Measure reducing or eliminating risk • : Source with potential to cause injury • : Occupational health and safety (abbr.) • : Circumstance improving safety performance • : Understanding of organization and its needs • ...
Substation Safety 2023-09-04
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- fence, A type of barrier used to prevent unauthorized access to substations.
- A safety device that limits the flow of electrical current.
- safety procedure that ensures equipment is de-energized before working on it.
- Switch, A safety device used to disconnect electrical circuits quickly.
- or overcurrent relay, A safety device used to protect against overcurrent.
- The primary source of power in a substation.
- The act of protecting yourself from electrical hazards.
- device used to measure electrical voltage.
- The protective gear worn to prevent electrical shock.
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- A grounding system that prevents electric shock and equipment damage.
- The area where electricity is transformed and distributed.
- Breaker, A device that interrupts the flow of electrical current.
- High voltage equipment used to reduce electrical voltage.
- A safety protocol to prevent electrical accidents through proper labeling.
14 Clues: device used to measure electrical voltage. • The primary source of power in a substation. • The protective gear worn to prevent electrical shock. • The act of protecting yourself from electrical hazards. • High voltage equipment used to reduce electrical voltage. • Breaker, A device that interrupts the flow of electrical current. • ...
TTTX Knowledge 2025-05-07
Across
- ____is part of everyone responsibility
- Ear Protection
- Foot Protection
- ___is part of safety equipment
- Arm Protection
- Stop and Point at
- Dispose of Grease in the _____
- Turnstile Access
Down
- Eye Protection
- You must _____ at intersections
- 5S/4S+S
- _____is a part of Environmental 14001
- Safety Month
- Hand Protection
- Minor injury is called
15 Clues: 5S/4S+S • Safety Month • Eye Protection • Ear Protection • Arm Protection • Hand Protection • Foot Protection • Turnstile Access • Stop and Point at • Minor injury is called • ___is part of safety equipment • Dispose of Grease in the _____ • You must _____ at intersections • _____is a part of Environmental 14001 • ____is part of everyone responsibility
Master of mind 2022-03-03
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- Savings
- first preference for any organisation
- loss
- measure defects
- Name of Popular female singer
- Conduct after any Safety incident
- measure of safety KPI
Down
- use for clean workplace
- measure of machine performance
- Cause for long breakdown
- Expenses
- Use for improve pruductivity
- Ajit kumar's new action movie
- Secondary packing
- for help needy people
15 Clues: loss • Savings • Expenses • measure defects • Secondary packing • for help needy people • measure of safety KPI • use for clean workplace • Cause for long breakdown • Use for improve pruductivity • Ajit kumar's new action movie • Name of Popular female singer • measure of machine performance • Conduct after any Safety incident • first preference for any organisation
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2014 2014-02-25
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- A yellow armband indicates a patient is on what type of precaution?
- The ________ Commission publishes National Patient Safety Goals each year.
- Gowns and _________ are types of personal protective equipment (PPE).
- __________ safety is everyone's responsibility.
- The goal of patient safety is to prevent or reduce patient _________.
- MRSA, C-Diff and CRE can be types of hospital acquired ______________.
- March 2-8 is Patient ____________ Awareness Week.
- What is the most effective method to prevent the spread of infections between patients and coworkers? (two words)
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- __________ is the acronym for Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections.
- A __________ (two words) is required at the start of each surgical/invasive procedure to prevent wrong site, wrong procedure events and ensure patient safety.
- ______________ errors are the most common cause of patient harm.
- Patients should be turned/repositioned every two hours to prevent ___________ ulcers.
- A ___________ event should be completed whenever there is a safety event.
- Proper patient identification requires the use of ________ patient identifiers.
- The single most important thing a person can do to prevent infections is __________ your hands.
- Harm related to medications are called adverse _________ events.
16 Clues: __________ safety is everyone's responsibility. • March 2-8 is Patient ____________ Awareness Week. • ______________ errors are the most common cause of patient harm. • Harm related to medications are called adverse _________ events. • A yellow armband indicates a patient is on what type of precaution? • ...
safety 2024-02-13
Across
- when away ?? the tools
- Personal protective equipment
- to tie up ur hair
- do not get ?? by friends
- if u like painting
- pay attention so u don't get ???
- you can walk but not ??
Down
- make sure your shoe laces are ??
- you can't listen to music with your ???
- tucked away
- work against the ???
- you can wear tight clothes but not ??
- close feet wear
- eye protection
- to protect ur hearing
15 Clues: tucked away • eye protection • close feet wear • to tie up ur hair • if u like painting • work against the ??? • to protect ur hearing • when away ?? the tools • you can walk but not ?? • do not get ?? by friends • Personal protective equipment • make sure your shoe laces are ?? • pay attention so u don't get ??? • you can wear tight clothes but not ?? • ...
Safety 2023-06-30
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- A sudden and unexpected situation that requires immediate action.
- Being careful and avoiding unnecessary risks.
- Aid Immediate medical assistance given to a person who is injured or suddenly becomes ill.
- Acting in a way that ensures the safety of oneself and others.
- Being ready and well-equipped to deal with emergencies.
- Something that can cause harm or danger.
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- Free from danger, risk, or threat.
- An action taken to prevent possible harm or danger.
- Measures taken to keep someone or something safe from harm.
- Being attentive and aware of what's happening around you.
- Careful behavior to avoid accidents or risks.
- Knowledge and understanding of potential dangers.
- The result of a rapid chemical reaction that releases heat, light, and flames.
- Free from harm or danger.
- To get away from a dangerous or harmful situation.
15 Clues: Free from harm or danger. • Free from danger, risk, or threat. • Something that can cause harm or danger. • Being careful and avoiding unnecessary risks. • Careful behavior to avoid accidents or risks. • Knowledge and understanding of potential dangers. • To get away from a dangerous or harmful situation. • An action taken to prevent possible harm or danger. • ...
Safety 2023-07-26
Across
- Avoid wearing ____ clothes around fires, since they're at a risk of catching on fire
- Follow ____ instructions whenever taking medication
- Make sure to lock away ____ when not using, so that children don't harm themselves on accident.
- You call ___ if you need help with any medication/poison related problems
- ____ can pose a poison risk if not used and stored properly
Down
- Never grill in an en____ area, due to the fire hazards it poses
- Avoid ____ while driving, to ensure the safest traveling for everyone in the car
- If you're experiencing nausea and headaches you may be experiencing ___ poisoning, so get out of the house and call 911
- Keep a bucket of ____ on standby to dispose of used fireworks
- Always read instructions on any medication, cleaner, tablets, etc, before usage
- Make sure to try your best to avoid peer ____ , even if it's difficult, it could lead to your life being in danger
- When disposing ____ always mix them with an unpleasant substance, such as coffee grounds before disposing
- Have a ____ for what to do in any poisoning or life endangering scenarios and make sure to always call poison control or 911
- When putting out a fire, make sure to protect your body and hands from the hot ___ that escapes
- Don't burn rubber or ____ due to the release of toxic fumes
15 Clues: Follow ____ instructions whenever taking medication • Don't burn rubber or ____ due to the release of toxic fumes • ____ can pose a poison risk if not used and stored properly • Keep a bucket of ____ on standby to dispose of used fireworks • Never grill in an en____ area, due to the fire hazards it poses • ...
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD - ESCAPE FROM SLAVERY 2020-04-18
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- "ON THE PLANTATION" WALTER IS "BOYS" OR GIRL
- "REACHING SAFETY" WHERE WALTER RESTS
- "REACHING FREEDOM"
- "ON THE PLANTATION" COULD WHIP A SLAVE
- "BEFORE YOU BEGIN" HOW MANY MILLION SLAVES/SOUTH
- "ON THE PLANTATION" FANNIE MOORE WAS BORN THERE
- "ESCAPE" MOSS IS "BOYS" OR GIRL
- "REACHING FREEDOM" RAILROADS GROW INDUSTRIES
- "REACHING SAFETY" HORSE IS "BOYS" OR GIRL
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- "ESCAPE" DOGS COULDN'T FIND THESE IN THE WATER
- "REACHING FREEDOM" HARRIET WAS ONE OF THESE
- "REACHING SAFETY" I'M A "FRIEND OF A ..."
- "ON THE PLANTATION" IN SLAVE'S LEFT BY THE DOOR
- "BEFORE YOU BEGIN" WORD CUT OFF IN THE NEWSPAPER
- "ESCAPE" RIVER MARKS LINE BETWEEN FREE/SLAVERY
- "ESCAPE" BRIGHTEST STAR IN THE GALAXY
- "ESCAPE" CREATED IN 1850
- "ON THE PLANTATION" OVERSEER IS "BOYS" OR GIRL
- "REACHING SAFETY" TYPE OF READING YOU'RE DOING
- "REACHING SAFETY" PUBLISHER'S INITIALS REV.ALPHA
20 Clues: "REACHING FREEDOM" • "ESCAPE" CREATED IN 1850 • "ESCAPE" MOSS IS "BOYS" OR GIRL • "REACHING SAFETY" WHERE WALTER RESTS • "ESCAPE" BRIGHTEST STAR IN THE GALAXY • "ON THE PLANTATION" COULD WHIP A SLAVE • "REACHING SAFETY" I'M A "FRIEND OF A ..." • "REACHING SAFETY" HORSE IS "BOYS" OR GIRL • "REACHING FREEDOM" HARRIET WAS ONE OF THESE • ...
Lähihoitaja lääkehoidon osaajana, fi-eng 2025-10-29
Across
- law on patient safety
- good place to seek reliable information, open for all
- National Supervisory Authority for Welfare and Health
- the highest responsible authority supervising pharmacotherapy
- Drug safety: safety of a single drug
- this authority suopervises and developes everything related to medicationa safety and marketing
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- Medication safety -safety practises related to use of medicines
- deviation report -system
- lääkehoito-opas -national guidelines for units, related to safe medicational care
- the law, which ensures safe and equal medication care
- TErveyden- ja hyvinvoinninlaitos
- The method to assess the reliability of information
12 Clues: law on patient safety • deviation report -system • TErveyden- ja hyvinvoinninlaitos • Drug safety: safety of a single drug • The method to assess the reliability of information • good place to seek reliable information, open for all • the law, which ensures safe and equal medication care • National Supervisory Authority for Welfare and Health • ...
My Work Experience 2025-03-03
19 Clues: skade • utstyr • ulykke • hansker • bedrift • yrkesfag • verksted • vernesko • sikkerhet • forebygge • hørselvern • vernehjelm • byggeplass • arbeidsklær • refleksvest • utplassering • bygg og anlegg • videregående skole • goggles vernebriller
Lab Safety Crossword 2023-08-31
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- this safety sticker shows a skull & crossbones
- this safety sticker means it CANNOT go down the drain
- a chemical that dissolves flesh AND metals is classified as this
- this type of chemical makes a fire worse
- do NOT add this to a grease fire
- this COLOR of the safety diamond is "special hazards"
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- these need to be worn when working with fire or hazardous chemicals
- this is something you CANNOT have at the lab table
- this COLOR of the safety diamond is "reactivity"
- a carcinogen causes this health condition
- this type of chemical makes you itch, cough, or cry but is NOT toxic
- this COLOR of the safety diamond is "health hazard"
- when reading a graduated cylinder you must be at this level
- this COLOR of the safety diamond is "flammable"
14 Clues: do NOT add this to a grease fire • this type of chemical makes a fire worse • a carcinogen causes this health condition • this safety sticker shows a skull & crossbones • this COLOR of the safety diamond is "flammable" • this COLOR of the safety diamond is "reactivity" • this is something you CANNOT have at the lab table • ...
Safety Standard Cross Word 2021-02-17
14 Clues: Risk score • Working at • Severity Index • Energy Isolation • Leading Indicator • Incidnet category • Safety Observation • Unit Safety committe • ENTRANT Confined Space • Types of energy sources. • Heavy Eath Moving Machine • Temporary working platform • Lifting & Lowering of Loads • monthly Safety Harness Inspection
MRI Safety 2023-07-26
Across
- Measurement of Magnetic Induction
- MRI Zone Where Code Procedures are Performed
- MRI Fire Extinguisher Color
- Ear Protection Protects from _______ Waves
- Maximum Decibels in MRI
- This Needs to Be Checked for MR Compatibility
- Who is Responsible for MRI Safety?
- What does the Red Button Do?
- Ferromagnetic Items Pulled to Iso-Center
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- What Each Scan is Referred to as in MRI
- Can Cause Burns to a Patient in the MR Environment
- Used to Receive Signal from a Patient
- Green Square MRI Safety Labeling (MR _)
- Measurement to Define the Magnetic Flux Density
- Yellow Triangle MRI Safety Labeling (MR _)
- MRI Contrast Media
- Red Interdictory Circle MRI Safety Labeling (MR _)
17 Clues: MRI Contrast Media • Maximum Decibels in MRI • MRI Fire Extinguisher Color • What does the Red Button Do? • Measurement of Magnetic Induction • Who is Responsible for MRI Safety? • Used to Receive Signal from a Patient • What Each Scan is Referred to as in MRI • Green Square MRI Safety Labeling (MR _) • Ferromagnetic Items Pulled to Iso-Center • ...
Health & Safety Crossword Puzzle 2026-05-28
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- The safety ______ is responsible for the shop safety tour
- Number of Life Saving Rules
- In case of an alarm, use the nearest ______ to leave the building
- Safety spoke responsibility during an evacuation
- Required when a solid alarm tone sounds
- working at height limit
- Sniff test is required before entry
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- Required on the shop floor
- Smoke ________ save lives
- Long hair or loose clothing risk
- Earrings should be no larger than a ____
- Indication of a potential emergency
- Classified as A,B,C,D or K
- High ________ vest
- Required before removing any machine guards
- Golf goal or safety request
16 Clues: High ________ vest • working at height limit • Smoke ________ save lives • Required on the shop floor • Classified as A,B,C,D or K • Number of Life Saving Rules • Golf goal or safety request • Long hair or loose clothing risk • Indication of a potential emergency • Sniff test is required before entry • Required when a solid alarm tone sounds • ...
Contech Safety Crossword 2022-01-07
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- Safety Analysis, is a common term used in construction or jobsite environment by Field Personal or Project Mangers
- conforming to mandatory and voluntary regulations and standards
- Compensation, Payments required by law to be made to an employee who is injured or disabled in connection with work
- Prevention, a set of precautionary, measures taken to avoid possible bodily harm.
- acts, Actions that will lead to potential injury, loss of time, or properly damage
- belt, safety harness
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- A government agency in the department of Labor to maintain a safe and health work environment.
- The act of inspecting, official examination or review, an organized examination, or formal evaluation excise
- keeping Audit, an assessment of a physical location to ensure regulation compliance by a trained safety professional.
- face cover
- hat, safety headgear
- toe, metatarsal protection
- glasses, protective spectacles
- freedom from danger
14 Clues: face cover • freedom from danger • hat, safety headgear • belt, safety harness • toe, metatarsal protection • glasses, protective spectacles • conforming to mandatory and voluntary regulations and standards • Prevention, a set of precautionary, measures taken to avoid possible bodily harm. • ...
Lab Safety 2025-03-25
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- how your lab station should be before you start lab
- short term effects
- protects your eyes in a lab
- the symbol you would see on a SHARPS container
- shoes you should not wear in a lab
- long term effects
- what GHS stands for
- what you would go under if chemicals get on body
- the symbol for warning
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- a piece of safety equipment to put out fire
- the safety system that uses circles
- the symbol for caution
- the symbol for danger
- the burner we use in the laboratory
- it is turned on when you want to ventilate room
- the safety system that mostly uses diamonds
- the safety system that uses 3 different shapes
- a piece of lab equipment that you pour liquids into
18 Clues: long term effects • short term effects • what GHS stands for • the symbol for danger • the symbol for caution • the symbol for warning • protects your eyes in a lab • shoes you should not wear in a lab • the safety system that uses circles • the burner we use in the laboratory • a piece of safety equipment to put out fire • the safety system that mostly uses diamonds • ...
Sara 2017-05-08
Across
- Part 3 message
- Machine might mean five
- Part 2 message
- Safety prevention word part 2
- Favorite machine for testing
- Favorite validation project
- HR software
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- Your Position
- Your product line
- Safety prevention word part 3
- Cake with your name in it
- Last Thursday of the month day
- Gem's organized supervisor
- One of the on-line trainings
- Part 1 message
- Safety prevention word part 1
16 Clues: HR software • Your Position • Part 3 message • Part 2 message • Part 1 message • Your product line • Machine might mean five • Cake with your name in it • Gem's organized supervisor • Favorite validation project • Favorite machine for testing • One of the on-line trainings • Safety prevention word part 3 • Safety prevention word part 2 • Safety prevention word part 1 • ...
Food Safety Starts with ME 2025-06-13
Across
- First step in hygiene
- Removal of unsafe food
- Unsafe substance in food
- Germ that causes illness
- Removes dirt before sanitizing
- When food goes bad
- Must be controlled in storage
Down
- Allergen transfer
- Food safety inspection
- Triggers allergic reaction
- Keeps hair out of food
- First in, first out rule
- Kills germs on surfaces
- Manufacturing safety rules
- Worn on hands for hygiene
- Safety gear abbreviation
- Lists ingredients and allergens
17 Clues: Allergen transfer • When food goes bad • First step in hygiene • Food safety inspection • Keeps hair out of food • Removal of unsafe food • Kills germs on surfaces • First in, first out rule • Unsafe substance in food • Germ that causes illness • Safety gear abbreviation • Worn on hands for hygiene • Triggers allergic reaction • Manufacturing safety rules • Must be controlled in storage • ...
