safety Crossword Puzzles
Safety Unit Crossword 2021-08-22
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- Are door signs a HIPPA violation?
- It's ok to leave the Allergy History field blank? True/False
- Errors in _ have been identified as the number one cause of medical errors that harm patients.
- The "B" in SBAR(ED) stands for _?
- Check the ID band information, especially the _, to be certain it’s for this admission.
- How many hours does a nurse have to notify provider of patients critical lab value?
- Use alcohol hand sanitizer between _.
- ARE NEVER TO BE TURNED OFF; they may be silenced for a brief period while the issue is addressed
- Who is responsible for fall prevention?
- Always use soap and water when a patient has a _ _ infection.
- The "D" in SBAR(ED) stands for _?
- Patient ID by checking _ for name & date of birth is to be used by ALL areas.
- Lead the list of healthcare-associated conditions for patients, guests, and staff
- Braden score of _ or less automatically generates a WOCN consult
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- Informed consent is given by the _; nursing witnesses the patient signature.
- Unit staff answers to who when there is a problem?
- emboli The MOST PREVENTABLE cause of hospital deaths
- Our culture of safety depends on good _?
- What is the color used for door magnet, armband, and socks to indicate a patient is at risk for falls?
- Who does the charge nurse answer to when there is a problem?
- The name used to remind medical staff to perform hand hygiene?
- Our culture of safety depends on reliable _?
- Use alcohol hand sanitizer before and after _.
- The consent form is completely filled out _ it is signed by patient/patient’s representative.
- Use _ technique with dressing changes, staple/suture removal.
- Scale _ is used to assess patient skin impairments.
26 Clues: Are door signs a HIPPA violation? • The "B" in SBAR(ED) stands for _? • The "D" in SBAR(ED) stands for _? • Use alcohol hand sanitizer between _. • Who is responsible for fall prevention? • Our culture of safety depends on good _? • Our culture of safety depends on reliable _? • Use alcohol hand sanitizer before and after _. • ...
Crime and safety 2025-07-10
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- – xavfsizlik
- – xodim (politsiya yoki rasmiy)
- – adolat
- – xavf
- – politsiya
- – guvoh
- – xavfsizlik (umumiy)
- – xabar bermoq / hisobot
- – zo‘ravonlik
- – qoidalar
- – o‘g‘irlik
- – himoya qilmoq
- – turmada (qamoqda)
- – talonchilik
- – jamoa / aholi
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- – favqulodda holat
- – oldini olish
- – jarima
- – sud
- – qamoqxona
- – jazo
- – qonun
- – gumon qilinuvchi
- – jinoyat
- – kuzatuv kamerasi
- – hibsga olish
- – qo‘riqchi
- – qonuniy
- – tahdid
- – jabrlanuvchi / qurbon
30 Clues: – sud • – xavf • – jazo • – qonun • – guvoh • – jarima • – adolat • – tahdid • – jinoyat • – qonuniy • – qoidalar • – qamoqxona • – politsiya • – qo‘riqchi • – o‘g‘irlik • – xavfsizlik • – zo‘ravonlik • – talonchilik • – oldini olish • – hibsga olish • – himoya qilmoq • – jamoa / aholi • – favqulodda holat • – gumon qilinuvchi • – kuzatuv kamerasi • – turmada (qamoqda) • – xavfsizlik (umumiy) • – jabrlanuvchi / qurbon • ...
Safety and security 2025-07-17
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- The act of removing a passenger from a flight
- An item that can cause harm on board
- Machines used to scan luggage for dangerous items
- A plan for what to do in an emergency
- A report written about any safety incident
- staff who check travel documents before boarding
- Part of the airport open to the public, like check-in and arrivals
- Items passengers must declare to customs
- staff who help passengers check-in and board
- Person who checks passengers and luggage for prohibited items
- System that alerts security to danger
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- Area of an airport only accessible to passengers with a boarding pass
- Security pass used to enter airside areas
- Room where suspicious passengers are questioned
- To look inside someones bag carefully
- The process of checking passengers identities
- The security check area you pass through before the boarding gate
- International document needed to travel abroad
- Another word for baggage claim area.
- The action of stopping someone for questioning
- Hidden items found in luggage
- The process of protecting passengers and crew
- A special check for dangerous items on passengers
- A sudden risk or danger
- Restricted area where aircraft are parked, loaded and refueled
25 Clues: A sudden risk or danger • Hidden items found in luggage • An item that can cause harm on board • Another word for baggage claim area. • To look inside someones bag carefully • A plan for what to do in an emergency • System that alerts security to danger • Items passengers must declare to customs • Security pass used to enter airside areas • ...
Safety Ed Puzzle 2022-09-14
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- something that occurs while driving on the road
- the right for the police to take a DWI test
- The def of being drunk while driving
- a special document for students the age of 15 allowing them to drive with an adult
- verified document of ownership of a vehicle
- Something essential for future accidents
- a type of driving while under influence
- shows who’s responsible for the vehicle
- instructions for how fast to go on the road
- a type of driving usually without regard of the law or safety of others
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- A type of test used to identify how intoxicated someone is
- A legal term that someone purposely did something dangerously
- the procedure for getting/removing a driver’s license
- the law requiring each vehicle be insured
- a term for the number your vehicle is
- something experienced out of frustration
- Assigned for driving violations
- when your license is taken away
- type of driving usually aggressive and endangering others
- when someone has a lack of attention to something
- Engaging in dangerous activities that could harm or injure yourself or others
21 Clues: Assigned for driving violations • when your license is taken away • The def of being drunk while driving • a term for the number your vehicle is • a type of driving while under influence • shows who’s responsible for the vehicle • something experienced out of frustration • Something essential for future accidents • the law requiring each vehicle be insured • ...
Lab Safety Malia 2022-08-18
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- never ___ around in the lab.
- report an _____ or injury.
- check the ____ on chemical bottles twice.
- ____ must be handled with extreme care.
- ____ must not be touched.
- always work in a well ____ area.
- dispose of all ____ waste properly.
- never return ___chemicals to there container
- dress ____ for lab activities.
- be ____ with caution at all times.
- never _____ a lit burner unattended
- ______ should be worn at all times.
- be ____ for your work in the lab.
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- fill wash _____ only
- never _____ chemicals
- ____ use chipped or cracked glassware
- never _____ suction to fill a pipet.
- keep ____ clear.
- experiments must be ___ monitored all times.
- keep hands away from ____ , eyes,mouth,body.
- sharp items shall always have the ___ away or down
- observe good ____ practices.
- never ____ alone.
- never _____ into a container thats being heated
- students will wear ______ goggles.
- do not ____food , drink beverages , chew gum.
- follow all ___ carefully.
27 Clues: keep ____ clear. • never ____ alone. • fill wash _____ only • never _____ chemicals • ____ must not be touched. • follow all ___ carefully. • report an _____ or injury. • never ___ around in the lab. • observe good ____ practices. • dress ____ for lab activities. • always work in a well ____ area. • be ____ for your work in the lab. • be ____ with caution at all times. • ...
Safety Crossword Puzzle 2022-08-24
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- Store _________ items in lower drawers or on lower shelves.
- When ascending or descending the stairs, use the _____________.
- Stress balls can help relieve ____________ in the moment.
- The best time to prepare for an __________, is before one happens.
- Do not overload electrical circuits. Use only one ________ for each socket.
- Close one drawer in a filing cabinet before opening another.
- Never let your _______ down on safety.
- Run, __________, Fight
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- All employees have the ______________ to stop work when conditions are thought to be unsafe.
- Sandvik’s objective is _________ harm to our people, the environment we work in, our customers and our suppliers.
- Always keep three points of ___________ with a ladder.
- ___________ is everyone’s responsibility.
- When carrying an object, keep your ________ straight.
- ____________ protection must be worn when around loud areas.
- PPE should be put on prior to going into ________________ areas.
- Spilled liquids create ___________ and need to be cleaned up/or identified immediately.
- Do not __________ fire escape passageways and firefighting equipment.
- Drink plenty of __________ to keep hydrated.
- Slips, Trips, and __________ are leading causes of injuries.
- Reporting unsafe acts and unsafe conditions can often help prevent ____________.
20 Clues: Run, __________, Fight • Never let your _______ down on safety. • ___________ is everyone’s responsibility. • Drink plenty of __________ to keep hydrated. • When carrying an object, keep your ________ straight. • Always keep three points of ___________ with a ladder. • Stress balls can help relieve ____________ in the moment. • ...
Nihar Kitchen Safety 2021-10-20
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- cause or allow (liquid) to flow over the edge of its container, especially unintentionally. (5 letters)
- The state of being free from illness or injury. (6 letters)
- the temperature at and above which vapor of the substance cannot be liquefied (20 letters)
- the action or method of storing something for future use.
- Protecting yourself from dangerous stuff ( 6 letters)
- An organism that can be seen only through a microscope (14 letters)
- cause to move or be apart. (8 letters)
- any member of the group of eukaryotic organisms (6 letters)
- is a type of fungi that lives on plant and animal matter (5 letters)
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- free from dirt, marks, or stains.(5 letters)
- a measure taken in advance to prevent something dangerous (10 letters)
- a source or a situation with the potential for harm (6 letters)
- conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease (7 letters)
- Something that can go on fire (9 Letters)
- The action or state of making or being made impure by polluting or poisoning.(13 letters)
- Are microscopic organisms not visible with the naked eye (8 letters long)
- Opposite of hot (4 letters)
- Opposite of cold (3 letters)
- It can make you die, and some snakes have it (6 letters)
- make clean and hygienic; disinfect. (8 letters)
- Type of Bactria (10 letters)
21 Clues: Opposite of hot (4 letters) • Opposite of cold (3 letters) • Type of Bactria (10 letters) • cause to move or be apart. (8 letters) • Something that can go on fire (9 Letters) • free from dirt, marks, or stains.(5 letters) • Protecting yourself from dangerous stuff ( 6 letters) • make clean and hygienic; disinfect. (8 letters) • ...
Health and Safety 2022-12-21
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- Dropping from a height
- The way in which one acts or conducts Oneself
- A person who will help with an injury
- Something which could of hurt but didn't
- Follow this to stay out of trouble
- Head armour
- A thing that protects someone or something
- Substances are manged under this Legislation
- A notice issued by the HSE
- The act of learning a new skill
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- A person who can offer help on safety subjects
- Should not of happened but did
- legal document under regulation 3 of management regulations
- Follows training and experience
- The state of being free from injury or Illness
- Go or move quietly without being noticed
- Governing body
- The state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy
- A situation involving exposure to danger
- The condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury
- The governing power to prevent loss
- Harm or damage done or sustained
22 Clues: Head armour • Governing body • Dropping from a height • A notice issued by the HSE • Should not of happened but did • Follows training and experience • The act of learning a new skill • Harm or damage done or sustained • Follow this to stay out of trouble • The governing power to prevent loss • A person who will help with an injury • Something which could of hurt but didn't • ...
Health and Safety 2022-12-06
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- The first 'D' in RIDDOR (8)
- Use and storage of acids is covered by this regulation (5)
- They must carry out risk assessments (8)
- Came into force in 1974 (6)
- ________ measures, used by employers to reduce the risk of hazards occurring (7)
- Noise is measured in these (8)
- The HSE send these people out to workplaces (10)
- What an employee should do if they see a hazard (6)
- The 'H' in MHOR (8)
- This should be worn when working in a dusty environment (4)
- Silos, tanks, sewers etc are examples of these spaces (8)
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- 21% is the ideal amount of this in the air we breathe (6)
- The 'R' in RPE (11)
- Something with the potential to cause harm (6)
- Risk __________,carried out by employers to identify hazards (10)
- The 'O' in LOLER (10)
- ________ to work, used as part of a safe system of work (6)
- An employee has 3 of these under the HASAWA (6)
- The chances of a hazard occurring (4)
- An employer must comply with the Health, Safety and _______ regulations (7)
20 Clues: The 'R' in RPE (11) • The 'H' in MHOR (8) • The 'O' in LOLER (10) • The first 'D' in RIDDOR (8) • Came into force in 1974 (6) • Noise is measured in these (8) • The chances of a hazard occurring (4) • They must carry out risk assessments (8) • Something with the potential to cause harm (6) • An employee has 3 of these under the HASAWA (6) • ...
Safety Ed Puzzle 2022-09-12
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- any person who is crossing a motorway while not in a vehicle
- You are legally drunk if this is above .08
- Driving while impaired is described as this
- “driving is a ___, not a right!”
- The primary cause of all crashes involving 16/18 year olds
- Driving while under the influence is called a
- music, cell phones are examples of this
- the opposite of Legal
- Do not interact with drivers that display this
- those in the vehicle who are not driving
- Take away license for less than a year
- Going above the set speed limit
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- If you take substances you become this
- it is illegal to use this while operating a car
- this is a sense that is tested before you get a license
- illegal to do when driving since august 2018
- In the state of MN must be renewed every year
- Can issue tickets or arrest those who violate traffic law
- This is always present while driving or on the road
- if you are in this role the safety of those in the vehicle is your responsibility
- to get this you must take three tests
- Take license away for year or more
22 Clues: the opposite of Legal • Going above the set speed limit • “driving is a ___, not a right!” • Take license away for year or more • to get this you must take three tests • If you take substances you become this • Take away license for less than a year • music, cell phones are examples of this • those in the vehicle who are not driving • ...
Food Safety & Sanitation 2022-10-03
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- always lift pot lids _______ from you to avoid steam burns
- never ________ or point with a knife
- turn pot handles _______to prevent spills
- should be cooked to an internal temperature of 165 degrees
- knife that cuts through bone or large cuts of meat
- knives should be carried pointing straight ______ and kept close to the body
- can be used to help stabilize a cutting board
- the temperature of the water used to wash dishes
- should be cooked to an internal temperature of 160 degrees
- the first thing you should do when entering the kitchen to prepare food
- knife that is used for miscellaneous cutting
- wear an _______ to prevent getting your clothes dirty while cooking
- sneeze into your _________ and not into your hand
- food should never be thawed out on the __________
- always cut using a ________ and never on the counter top
- you should not cook if you are________.
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- never pour _____on a grease fire
- knife that is used to slice bread tomatoes or pineapple
- knife that is used to peel fruit and slice small vegetables
- you should always have a firm but gentle grasp on a knife and your knuckles should not be _________
- you should make sure to refrigerate foods within ______ hours after cooking
- the number of seconds you should take to wash your hands
- the foodborne illness that was spread during the outbreak at Jack in the Box
- Baking _____ can be used to help smother a fire never baking powder
- 40 degrees to 140 degrees is considered the __________ when talking about the minimum internal temperature for safety
- a _______ knife is less likely to slip and cause an injury
- _______put a knife in a sink full of soap bubbles and water where it cannot be seen
- do not try to ________ a falling knife
- knife that is used to fillet fish or debone chicken
- knife that is used for chopping mincing and cutting large cuts of meat
30 Clues: never pour _____on a grease fire • never ________ or point with a knife • do not try to ________ a falling knife • you should not cook if you are________. • turn pot handles _______to prevent spills • knife that is used for miscellaneous cutting • can be used to help stabilize a cutting board • the temperature of the water used to wash dishes • ...
Kitchen Safety/Sanitation 2022-09-22
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- Food that needs to be cooked to at least 165 degrees.
- Can get from raw or undercooked poultry, eggs, meat, and seafood.
- Washing hands and surfaces before and after preparing food.
- Living things that can cause sickness and disease.
- The prevention of disease through cleanliness.
- At risk for foodborne illness.
- Keeping food safe to eat by following proper food handling and cooking practices.
- Are gases, vapors, liquids, or dusts that can harm your body.
- Minimum temperature fahrenheit for a freezer.
- Between 40 and 140 degrees fahrenheit.
- Moisture loss caused when food is improperly packaged.
- Minimum temperature fahrenheit for a refrigerator.
- Can be spread from scrapes and skin-to-skin contact.
- Should be used when handling anything coming off the stove or oven.
- Can cause immediate injuries.
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- Best way to handle a hazard.
- Can get from raw ground beef or unpasteurized milk.
- Sickness caused by eating food that contains a harmful substance.
- Should be used with water before and after handling food.
- A surface growth of fungus on decaying material.
- Should be worn when working in a kitchen.
- Get foods to a safe internal temperature that can kill harmful bacteria.
- living organisms that can be harmful.
- The movement or transfer of harmful bacteria from one person, object, or place to another.
- What you should do to cooked and raw foods.
- Maximum time food can be left out.
- Should be in every kitchen.
- Children, pregnant women, seniors, individuals with compromised immune systems.
- A protected cell that develops into bacteria under the right conditions.
- Letting food rest before consumption.
30 Clues: Should be in every kitchen. • Best way to handle a hazard. • Can cause immediate injuries. • At risk for foodborne illness. • Maximum time food can be left out. • living organisms that can be harmful. • Letting food rest before consumption. • Between 40 and 140 degrees fahrenheit. • Should be worn when working in a kitchen. • What you should do to cooked and raw foods. • ...
Daily Safety Tips 2022-09-15
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- DANGER OR RISK
- TRIPS A CIRCUIT
- FORM OF ENERGY
- FIST _____
- _________ SHOCK
- POPULAR WAR STRATEGY BOARD GAME
- ______FAULT
- LIKE SUMMER
- MUD ________
- A PRIMARY FUNCTION OF HYDRAULIC FLUID
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- SYDNEY ROCK BAND
- ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT PRESSURE
- PRESSURE MEASURMENT ABBRV.
- UNDERHAND WAY OF EXCHANGING MONEY
- STORES HYDRAULIC ENERGY
- "ITS AN ENERGY FIELD CREATED BY ALL LIVING THINGS"
- PREVAILING
- A CAUSE OF STRESS
- CROSSBREED
- IMPARTIAL
- ESCAPE
21 Clues: ESCAPE • IMPARTIAL • PREVAILING • FIST _____ • CROSSBREED • ______FAULT • LIKE SUMMER • MUD ________ • DANGER OR RISK • FORM OF ENERGY • TRIPS A CIRCUIT • _________ SHOCK • SYDNEY ROCK BAND • A CAUSE OF STRESS • STORES HYDRAULIC ENERGY • PRESSURE MEASURMENT ABBRV. • ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT PRESSURE • POPULAR WAR STRATEGY BOARD GAME • UNDERHAND WAY OF EXCHANGING MONEY • A PRIMARY FUNCTION OF HYDRAULIC FLUID • ...
Kitchen Safety/Sanitation 2022-09-20
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- refrigerators should be kept at _____ degrees Fahrenheit or below
- do not use a sponge to _______ your cutting board
- make sure to regularly clean your refrigerator ________
- food either should _____ in the refrigerator or in cold water
- -20-0 and 140-160 degrees Fahrenheit ______ bacteria growth
- _____________ should be cooked at 160 degrees Fahrenheit to kill bacteria
- _____ cutting boards are used for cutting meat
- you should regularly change your __________
- _______________________ should be cooked at 145 degrees Fahrenheit to kill bacteria
- you should wash your fruits and vegetables _____ you eat them
- you should wash your hands for minimum ______ seconds
- 160-212 degrees Fahrenheit ______ bacteria growth
- the __________ temperature is between 40-140 degrees Fahrenheit
- when _______ foods they should be cooked at 165 degrees Fahrenheit
- 32-40 degrees Fahrenheit _______ bacteria growth
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- the danger zone causes _________ to grow
- ____________ should be cooked at 165 degrees Fahrenheit to kill bacteria
- do not use the same ______ when dealing with raw and cooked foods
- it is better to wash your hands than using ______________
- make sure to wash out ________ from your sponge
- when cutting food use _____ knives instead of dull ones
- if a tin can is ______ then bacteria has grown in there and it has rottened
- ______ cutting boards are used for cutting produce
- do not taste test with the same ______
- clean and sanitize all surfaces and utensils in ____ sudsy water
- when you have an opened ______ make sure to quickly cover it then wear a pair of gloves
- do not touch the ______ handle after washing your hands
- foods should not sit out for more than ______ hours
- fish should be cooked until it turns ________
- freezers should be kept at _____ degrees Fahrenheit or below
- to prevent bacteria growth in your sponge make sure after using to to ______ out the water
31 Clues: do not taste test with the same ______ • the danger zone causes _________ to grow • you should regularly change your __________ • fish should be cooked until it turns ________ • _____ cutting boards are used for cutting meat • make sure to wash out ________ from your sponge • 32-40 degrees Fahrenheit _______ bacteria growth • ...
Theatre Safety Practices 2023-02-09
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- Always wear ___ ___ to protect your eyes from power tools
- Do not touch lamps or lights without ____; it could be HOT
- Always wear ___ ___ shoes when working in the shop
- They may look cool, but remove all dangly jewelry and roll back ___ clothing
- For long hair, either ___ it back or put it in a cap
- Class B or C fires can be put out using a ___ ___ extinguisher
- A ___ is used to cut shapes/curves out of wood
- If you do not know how something is operated, always ___ before using it
- Use a ____ to make holes in wood or fastening screws
- At the end of a work day, it is important to ____ the space
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- Don't accidentally get high! Always work in a ___ ___ area when using paint
- Class A fires are caused by ordinary ___
- When someone calls out "Batten flying in," the proper response is "__ __ batten"
- Apply ____ when using a fire extinguisher
- There is no ___ allowed when working around dangerous/expensive equipment
- Oxygen, heat, and fuel can produce a ___ ___ that results in a fire!
- Remember, no ___ or drinks when working in the theatre; we don't want ants!
- When lifting something, always use your ____ to avoid hurting your back
- ___ was created to ensure safe and healthful working conditions for workers
- Stay clear of ____ when working backstage
20 Clues: Class A fires are caused by ordinary ___ • Apply ____ when using a fire extinguisher • Stay clear of ____ when working backstage • A ___ is used to cut shapes/curves out of wood • Always wear ___ ___ shoes when working in the shop • For long hair, either ___ it back or put it in a cap • Use a ____ to make holes in wood or fastening screws • ...
Summer Safety Crossword 2025-11-13
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- – What lifeguards do to keep beaches safe.
- – Covers your head from the hot sun.
- – Person who keeps swimmers safe at the beach.
- – Second part of the slogan — means put on sunscreen.
- – What lifeguards do if someone is in danger.
- – Dangerous illness caused by extreme heat.
- – Lotion that protects skin from UV rays.
- – A cool area away from direct sunlight.
- – Australian word for flip-flops.
- – The land along the edge of the sea.
- – Protect your eyes from bright sunlight.
- – What you should do if caught in a rip.
- – Fourth part — find shade.
- – What can happen if you swim unsafely.
- – A long drive or journey in summer.
- – Red, painful skin from too much sun.
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- – You should carry this to stay hydrated.
- – Can reach above 40°C in Australian summer.
- – Moving water that crashes on the shore.
- – A strong water current that pulls swimmers out to sea.
- – Keeping your body full of water.
- – Always wear this in a moving car.
- – You dry yourself with it after swimming.
- – Number that shows how strong your sunscreen protection is.
- – Fifth part — wear sunglasses.
- – Invisible rays from the sun that can cause burns.
- – First part of the “Slip, Slop, Slap” slogan.
- – A sign or message that tells you of danger.
- – Third part of the slogan — means put on a hat.
- – Red and yellow ones show safe swimming areas.
30 Clues: – Fourth part — find shade. • – Fifth part — wear sunglasses. • – Australian word for flip-flops. • – Keeping your body full of water. • – Always wear this in a moving car. • – Covers your head from the hot sun. • – A long drive or journey in summer. • – The land along the edge of the sea. • – Red, painful skin from too much sun. • – What can happen if you swim unsafely. • ...
Safety is Personal 2025-11-17
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- The only tool you are able to open boxes with*
- How many points of contact should you have on a ladder?
- What is a popular item that we DO cut?
- Where are our customer recycling receptacles?*
- What is the only equipment you need to be certified for in order to use at this location?*
- What is a piece of safety equipment suggested to be used when opening cans of paint?*
- In case of an emergency that requires evacuation, this is our designated meet up point*
- This aisle contains multiple fire extinguishers
- We have ___ total exits in our store
- What is the most popular item recycled?
- These two areas contain both eye wash stations and first aid kits*
- Who is more likely to get injured?*
- What do we use to protect high value merchandise?*
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- What is the title of a Missing Child Alert within the store?*
- What month did the store open in 2004?
- The emergency equipment that's only found near the cashiers
- What is the most forgotten safety tool during the summer
- What exit is commonly blocked by brooms and dustpans?(hint: main floor)*
- Besides your apron, what is mandatory to have at all times?*
- What is the name of the Cash Machine?
- There are more than 25 of these through out our store including 3 in receiving*
- What is a popular item that we DO NOT cut at this location?
- An item is too heavy*
- Where can you find a glass cutter?*
24 Clues: An item is too heavy* • Where can you find a glass cutter?* • Who is more likely to get injured?* • We have ___ total exits in our store • What is the name of the Cash Machine? • What month did the store open in 2004? • What is a popular item that we DO cut? • What is the most popular item recycled? • The only tool you are able to open boxes with* • ...
Food Safety Crossword 2025-06-17
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- A required product for cleaning up vomit or other body excretions
- How potentially contaminated food items must be stored
- Vomiting, diarrhoea and low-grade fever are examples of these
- Infected individuals should rest, stay home and drink these
- A key action for preventing and managing foodborne or viral illness outbreaks
- Two or more guests reporting illness from food served indicates this
- A symptom requiring immediate containment and cleanup
- Includes stocking supplies, staff training, and an exposure control plan
- What infected employees must do until cleared by a doctor
- Related foods must be stored in this type of secure refrigerated container
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- Viral infections are this even after symptoms subside
- A low-grade version of this is common in viral infections
- A documented strategy to reduce and manage viral risk
- The most effective way to prevent the spread of viral infections
- Appropriate guest contact involves expressing this without accepting blame
- First step taken when a potential outbreak is reported
- The most severe outbreak response protocol
- Some symptoms can be life threatening and immediate in these cases
- Misinformation can compromise this critical step in response procedures
- Food preparation and safety documentation acronym to be secured during outbreaks
20 Clues: The most severe outbreak response protocol • Viral infections are this even after symptoms subside • A documented strategy to reduce and manage viral risk • A symptom requiring immediate containment and cleanup • How potentially contaminated food items must be stored • First step taken when a potential outbreak is reported • ...
Safety Is Personal 2025-11-19
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- How many points of contact should you have on a ladder?
- What is the only equipment you need to be certified for at this location?*
- What exit is commonly blocked by brooms and dustpans?*
- What is one of the most popular item recycled?
- What is a popular item that we DO NOT cut at this location?
- Who is more likely to get injured?*
- What month did the store open in 2004?
- The only emergency equipment only found near the cashiers
- These two areas contain both eye wash stations and first aid kits*
- What is the name of the Cash Machine?
- This aisle contains multiple fire extinguishers
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- The only tool you are able to open boxes with*
- What is the title of a Missing Child Alert within the store?*
- What is a popular item that we DO cut?
- Besides your apron, what is mandatory to have at all times?*
- What do we use to protect high value merchandise?*
- Where are our customer recycling receptacles?*
- In case of an emergency that requires evacuation, this is our meet up point*
- Where can you find a glass cutter?*
- We have ___ total exits in our store
- There are more than 25 of these through out our store including 3 in receiving*
- When an item is too heavy*
- What is a piece of safety equipment suggested to be used when opening cans of paint?*
- The most forgotten safety tool during the summer
24 Clues: When an item is too heavy* • Who is more likely to get injured?* • Where can you find a glass cutter?* • We have ___ total exits in our store • What is the name of the Cash Machine? • What is a popular item that we DO cut? • What month did the store open in 2004? • The only tool you are able to open boxes with* • Where are our customer recycling receptacles?* • ...
Welding Safety - CROSSWORD 2026-01-13
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- Person who performs welding work
- Equipment used to put out a fire
- Eye injury caused by bright welding light
- Warning displayed near welding work
- Assessment used to identify welding hazards
- Equipment used to hold workpiece securely
- Substance that must be kept away from welding sparks
- Hazard caused by intense heat exposure
- Metal rod or wire used during welding
- Hazard caused by damaged insulation on cables
- Person responsible for supervising welding safety
- Protective footwear with reinforced toe
- Smoke or gas produced during welding
- Process of joining metal using heat
- Training given before performing work
- Material commonly used for welding gloves
- Permit required for flame or spark-producing work
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- Condition caused by prolonged exposure to welding noise
- Approval required before hot work starts
- Air movement used to remove welding fumes
- Systematic check before welding begins
- Hot particles that can start a fire
- Electrical return path in welding operations
- Noise protection worn during grinding or welding
- Protective clothing worn during welding
- Person assigned to monitor fire risk during welding: __ WATCHER
- Protective barrier placed around welding area
- Protective device used to shield face from sparks
- Equipment used to extract welding fumes
- Electrical isolation before maintenance work
- Condition where oxygen level is reduced due to fumes
- Unsafe action caused by working too fast
32 Clues: Person who performs welding work • Equipment used to put out a fire • Hot particles that can start a fire • Warning displayed near welding work • Process of joining metal using heat • Smoke or gas produced during welding • Metal rod or wire used during welding • Training given before performing work • Systematic check before welding begins • ...
General Shop Safety 2026-01-29
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- The correct way to operate tools
- When wood is thrown back toward the operator
- What guards are used to do to moving parts
- Device that covers the blade to prevent contact
- Clothing that should not be worn in the shop
- Safety equipment worn to protect your hearing
- Space you should keep between your hands and the blade
- Saw commonly used to make straight rip cuts
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- Something that is never allowed in the shop
- Tool used to guide wood safely past a table saw blade
- Worn to protect your eyes from flying debris
- What you should do if you see an unsafe situation
- Equipment designed to protect your body while working
- This should be tied back to prevent entanglement in tools
- What you should have before using any tool
- Required before operating shop machinery
- First thing you should know in case of injury
- A dangerous condition that can cause injury
- Area that should be kept clean to prevent trips and falls
- A habit of staying alert and aware of your surroundings
20 Clues: The correct way to operate tools • Required before operating shop machinery • What guards are used to do to moving parts • What you should have before using any tool • Something that is never allowed in the shop • A dangerous condition that can cause injury • Saw commonly used to make straight rip cuts • Worn to protect your eyes from flying debris • ...
Kitchen Safety Challenge 2026-01-22
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- Always use caution with this type of pan
- Toaster, blender, and mixer are examples of this
- Alerts you if there is smoke in the kitchen
- Keeps food cold to prevent spoilage
- Can cause slips in the kitchen if not cleaned
- This type of object can cut you if careless
- Used to put out small kitchen fires
- A greasy pan can catch ____ easily
- Always turn pot ____ away from the edge
- Worn to protect your clothes while cooking
- Avoid mixing raw meat with other food to precent this
- Floors can be this after a spill if not wiped
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- Water that can scald skin if not careful
- Measuring the internal temperature of food to ensure safety
- Place food on this before cutting to avoid damaging counters
- Something to prevent, never start in the kitchen
- Can happen if you touch something too hot
- Use this with water to remove germs from your hands
- Always practice this to avoid accidents in the kitchen
- Be careful when using this sharp tool to chop food
- Kit used for minor cuts or burns
- Can was dishes but must be used safely
- Protect yuor hands from hot pans
- Wash this before touching food to prevent germs
- Where pots and pans are heated for cooking
25 Clues: Kit used for minor cuts or burns • Protect yuor hands from hot pans • A greasy pan can catch ____ easily • Keeps food cold to prevent spoilage • Used to put out small kitchen fires • Can was dishes but must be used safely • Always turn pot ____ away from the edge • Water that can scald skin if not careful • Always use caution with this type of pan • ...
Safety and Sani 2025-09-01
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- The number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- Must be washed before and after cooking.
- Protect your hands from hot pans.
- Never put metal or foil in this appliance.
- Something that can cause illness or injury.
- A result of a physical hazard like broken glass.
- Another word for harmful microorganisms.
- What foodborne bacteria can cause.
- The place where safety and sanitation rules matter most.
- never put this in the microwave
- A type of hazard caused by microorganisms in food.
- Should be short and clean.
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- Safety item used to smother flames.
- Always carry this tool pointing down.
- Microorganisms like Salmonella and E. coli that can cause foodborne illness.
- Used with warm water to wash hands.
- Knives should never be this.
- The practice of keeping yourself clean to avoid spreading germs.
- A type of hazard you can see or feel, like hair or glass.
- A biological hazard often seen on spoiled food.
- Should be tied back before cooking.
- Used to put out kitchen fires.
- A type of hazard caused by substances like cleaning products.
- Keep your clothes clean and protect the food.
24 Clues: Should be short and clean. • Knives should never be this. • Used to put out kitchen fires. • never put this in the microwave • Protect your hands from hot pans. • What foodborne bacteria can cause. • Safety item used to smother flames. • Used with warm water to wash hands. • Should be tied back before cooking. • Always carry this tool pointing down. • ...
Food Safety Crossword 2025-12-09
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- Correct freezer temperature
- 40°F–140°F where bacteria grow fastest
- Nausea, fever, vomiting, diarrhea
- Safe temperature for poultry and reheating leftovers
- Removing visible food and dirt
- Safely defrosting food in the fridge, cold water, or microwave
- Storing food at 0°F to stop bacterial growth
- Safe, disposable cleaning material that prevents cross-contamination
- Tiny living organisms that can grow in food and cause illness
- Includes molds and yeasts; some safe, some harmful
- A virus causing “stomach flu” symptoms
- Used to wash cutting boards and utensils
- Illness Sickness caused by eating unsafe food
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- Keeping food at 40°F or below to slow bacterial growth
- Heating food (like milk) to kill bacteria
- Scrubbing hands for at least 20 seconds with soap
- Transfer of bacteria from one surface/food to another
- – Bacteria often found in poultry and eggs
- A bacteria sometimes found in undercooked ground beef; can cause kidney failure
- Correct refrigerator temperature
- Tool used to check safe cooking temps
- A harmful microorganism that causes disease
- Must be stored sealed and below produce
- Previously cooked food that must be reheated
- Safe temperature for ground beef
- Proper method to rinse fresh fruits and vegetables
- A microbe that causes illness but cannot grow in food
27 Clues: Correct freezer temperature • Removing visible food and dirt • Correct refrigerator temperature • Safe temperature for ground beef • Nausea, fever, vomiting, diarrhea • Tool used to check safe cooking temps • 40°F–140°F where bacteria grow fastest • A virus causing “stomach flu” symptoms • Must be stored sealed and below produce • Used to wash cutting boards and utensils • ...
THE SAFETY PUZZELER 2026-01-03
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- USED TO HOLD LOTO KEYS 2WORDS
- SITE YOU GO TO PRINT OFF DOCUMENTS AND PROCEDURES
- OUT OF SERVICE / PROCESS CONTROL LOCKS ARE THIS COLOR
- IT GETS LOADED OUT FROM BUILDING 16 2 WORDS
- AN ENERGY ISOLATION METHOD TO SHUT DOWN FOR REPAIRS OR PM ABBREVIATED
- ITS NORTH OF FLEX, CONTROL ROOM HAS THE BEST COFFEE 2WORDS
- WALKING DOWN THE _______ CAN PREVENT MISTAKES AND DUST OUTS
- PERSONAL LOCKS ARE THIS COLOR
- LOTO _______ CAN ONLY BE HANDWRITTEN ONCE
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- TO PREVENT ________ LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF SKIN EXPOSURE TIME IN THE COLD WEATHER
- WALKING DOWN THE LOCKOUTS TO ENSURE THAT THE LOCKS OR OTHER DEVICES HAVE BEEN APPLIED ACCORDING TO THE ENERGY ISOLATION PROCEDURE
- YOU SHOULD READ YOUR DEPARTMENT _____ DAILY TO KEEP INFORMED
- LOST TIME INCIDENT GOAL
- ATTACHED TO THE LOCK BOX AND NEEDS SIGNED OFF BEFORE REMOVING LOCKS 2WORDS
- A FROZEN SPIKE THAT IS FORMED FROM FALLING WATER
- A SCISSORS LIKE CLAMP THAT ALLOWS MULTIPLE LOCKS TO BE ATTACHED TO A SINGLE POINT
- SERIOUS SAFETY ITEMS THAT IS ALSO A CANDY 2WORDS
- A PROCEDURE THAT IS DONE TO ENSURE ENERGY HAS BEEN ISOLATE 2WORDS
- OPERATION LOCKS ARE THIS COLOR
- MAINTENANCE LOCKS ARE THIS COLOR
20 Clues: LOST TIME INCIDENT GOAL • USED TO HOLD LOTO KEYS 2WORDS • PERSONAL LOCKS ARE THIS COLOR • OPERATION LOCKS ARE THIS COLOR • MAINTENANCE LOCKS ARE THIS COLOR • LOTO _______ CAN ONLY BE HANDWRITTEN ONCE • IT GETS LOADED OUT FROM BUILDING 16 2 WORDS • A FROZEN SPIKE THAT IS FORMED FROM FALLING WATER • SERIOUS SAFETY ITEMS THAT IS ALSO A CANDY 2WORDS • ...
Food Safety & Sanitation 2025-08-26
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- Hazard, Foreign objects like glass, hair, or metal in food.
- A microorganism that causes disease.
- A substance that causes an allergic reaction.
- Practices like handwashing, clean clothing, and hair restraints to prevent contamination.
- Allowing food to stay too long at unsafe temperatures.
- Hazard, Bacteria, viruses, parasites, or fungi.
- Sickness caused by eating contaminated food.
- Protective coverings for hands to prevent contamination.
- The transfer of harmful bacteria or allergens from one surface/food to another.
- Reducing pathogens on a surface to safe levels.
- Keeping equipment and facilities clean to prevent contamination.
- The presence of harmful substances in food.
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- Life, The length of time a product remains safe to consume.
- 41°F–135°F (5°C–57°C); range in which bacteria grow rapidly.
- Hazard, Cleaning products, pesticides, or toxins in food.
- Lowering food temperature quickly to prevent bacterial growth.
- A hat, net, or visor used to keep hair out of food.
- An organism that lives on or inside another, causing harm.
- Keeping rodents, insects, and other pests away from food.
- Food, Food that spoils quickly if not stored properly.
- The most effective way to prevent the spread of germs.
- Anything that could cause harm (biological, chemical, physical).
- Heating cooked food again to a safe temperature.
- Removing food and dirt from surfaces.
- A microorganism that can cause illness but does not grow in food.
- Single-celled organisms that can cause food spoilage or illness.
26 Clues: A microorganism that causes disease. • Removing food and dirt from surfaces. • The presence of harmful substances in food. • Sickness caused by eating contaminated food. • A substance that causes an allergic reaction. • Hazard, Bacteria, viruses, parasites, or fungi. • Reducing pathogens on a surface to safe levels. • Heating cooked food again to a safe temperature. • ...
Machines and safety 2025-12-17
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- A power tool used to cut decorative edges or grooves.
- A sander where you must only sand on the downward-moving side.
- The direction of the fibers in a piece of wood.
- A machine that spins wood to create bowls or table legs.
- A tool used for very precise measurements of thickness.
- A wooden peg used to reinforce a joint.
- A machine used to make the edge of a board perfectly straight.
- Wood made of thin layers glued together.
- A wooden or rubber hammer used to strike a chisel.
- A tool used to check if a corner is exactly 90 degrees.
- A clear finwo pieceish applied to protect the wood.
- Always remove the ______ from the chuck after tightening a bit.
- Use a ______ stick to keep fingers away from moving blades.
- Use a ______ gage when cross-cutting a board on the band saw.
- A heavy tool on a workbench used to hold a project still.
- The part of the drill press that holds the bit.
- A sharp metal tool used for carving or paring wood.
- The oscillating ______ sander is used for interior arcs.
- A very coarse file used for rough shaping of wood.
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- The tiny particles of wood created by cutting or sanding.
- A hand tool used to shave thin layers off a board.
- The most common type of bit used for small holes.
- A hard, dark circle where a branch once grew.
- These glasses must be worn at all times in the shop.
- A scratch ______ is used to pre-mark a hole for drilling.
- A flat bit used to drill large through-holes.
- The number that indicates how coarse or fine sandpaper is.
- A sanding device that uses a continuous loop of sandpaper.
- Band saw teeth must always point in this direction.
- Cuts made to prevent the band saw blade from binding on curves.
- A bit used to drill flat-bottom holes.
- Used on the band saw for ripping or resawing a board.
- Used to secure a work piece to the drill press table.
- When the wood is thrown back at the operator.
- Used to change the color of the wood.
- On a band saw, use this only in emergencies.
- A tool used to see if a surface is perfectly horizontal.
- The general name for the cutting tool used in a drill.
38 Clues: Used to change the color of the wood. • A bit used to drill flat-bottom holes. • A wooden peg used to reinforce a joint. • Wood made of thin layers glued together. • On a band saw, use this only in emergencies. • A hard, dark circle where a branch once grew. • A flat bit used to drill large through-holes. • When the wood is thrown back at the operator. • ...
Mister Safety Shoes 2025-09-28
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- esr symbol
- breathable material used as a shoe upper
- stinky feet
- natural waterproof material
- pro
- blue insoles
- hide used as a shoe upper
- Aero chocolate bar
- A in "F.A.B"
- outward roll of the foot
- makes our most popular shoe
- Canadian Standards Association
- motion that occurs when the foot rolls inward
- pu
- leather cracking
- house made
- B in 'F.A.B"
- construction method good for chemical environments
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- waterproof _____
- manufactured material used as a shoe upper
- reduces glare
- F in "F.A.B"
- maximum insoles would be best for this condition
- shoe return where something broke
- instead of "no problem"
- wool socks
- a synthetic fabric that is strong and durable used on knees
- ct on the shelf talker
- moisture _______
- sales standards
- a class 2 vest colour
- Store manager at 152
32 Clues: pu • pro • esr symbol • wool socks • house made • stinky feet • blue insoles • F in "F.A.B" • A in "F.A.B" • B in 'F.A.B" • reduces glare • sales standards • waterproof _____ • moisture _______ • leather cracking • Aero chocolate bar • Store manager at 152 • a class 2 vest colour • ct on the shelf talker • instead of "no problem" • outward roll of the foot • hide used as a shoe upper • natural waterproof material • ...
Mister Safety Shoes 2025-09-28
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- breathable material used as a shoe upper
- back office system
- triangle
- pleasant greeting
- shoe return where something broke
- outward roll of the foot
- F in "F.A.B"
- a synthetic fabric that is strong and durable used on knees
- instead of "no problem"
- Aero chocolate bar
- ct on the shelf talker
- leather cracking
- A in "F.A.B"
- makes our most popular shoe
- must be present for on account customers
- blue insoles
- foot measuring system
- maximum insoles would be best for this condition
- construction method good for chemical environments
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- waterproof _____
- hide used as a shoe upper
- esr symbol
- natural waterproof material
- moisture _______
- reduces glare
- pu
- manufactured material used as a shoe upper
- B in 'F.A.B"
- house made
- Canadian Standards Association
- wool socks
- pro
- stinky feet
- motion that occurs when the foot rolls inward
- sales standards
- a class 2 vest colour
- Store manager at 152
37 Clues: pu • pro • triangle • esr symbol • house made • wool socks • stinky feet • B in 'F.A.B" • F in "F.A.B" • A in "F.A.B" • blue insoles • reduces glare • sales standards • waterproof _____ • moisture _______ • leather cracking • pleasant greeting • back office system • Aero chocolate bar • Store manager at 152 • a class 2 vest colour • foot measuring system • ct on the shelf talker • instead of "no problem" • ...
Safety Champions #2 2026-02-25
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- in the event of a fire at the grill, pull the ____ systsem handle.
- Never _____ into the dish machine while it is operating.
- Chemical resistant gloves are what color?
- Use an approved __________ to reach high places.
- The A in PASS stands for this.
- What you say when carrying a knife through the workspace.
- you should put out a wet floor sign _____ you mop the floor or wipe up a spill.
- What you say when you are pushing a cart through a doorway.
- The P in PASS stands for this.
- When you should clean up food or liquid on the floor.
- Always use these to open bags.
- Wear a cut glove on the hand _________ the knife you are holding.
- What you say so you don't sneak up on someone in the kitchen
- The first S in PASS stands for this.
- always wear ___ cut resistant gloves when cleaning the slicer.
- The C in RACE stands for this.
- When using a knife you must wear a ___ glove.
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- The R in RACE stands for this.
- The E in RACE stands for this.
- Never try to _____ a falling knife
- Keep walkways _____ in the kitchen
- The A in RACE stands for this.
- It is safe to wear your slip resistant shoes outside in the winter. True or False?
- In case of fire, know your _________route.
- Get ____ when lifting heavy or bulky items.
- Store heavy items on shelves that are _____ level.
- The second S in PASS stands for this.
- Always use these when handling hot pans
- You should always ____ a heavy cart, not pull.
- What you say when carrying a pan a steamed rice in the workspace
- Always ______ a slicer before cleaning it.
- Never _____ a fire extinguisher.
32 Clues: The R in RACE stands for this. • The E in RACE stands for this. • The A in PASS stands for this. • The A in RACE stands for this. • The P in PASS stands for this. • Always use these to open bags. • The C in RACE stands for this. • Never _____ a fire extinguisher. • Never try to _____ a falling knife • Keep walkways _____ in the kitchen • The first S in PASS stands for this. • ...
Digital Safety Vocab 2026-03-12
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- Features or aspects of a device or app that prioritize what’s good for people’s lives
- The trail of information you leave behind when you use the internet—like posts, comments, websites you visit, and things you share.
- A web address that has been condensed and that could potentially mislead a user into going into a risky website
- A way to give credit to the source of information you used. It shows where you found facts, pictures, or ideas.
- When someone poses as an institution, like a bank or a school, and sends you a personalized message asking you to provide private information
- A legal document that an app or website must provide that describes the rules the company and users must obey when they use the app or website
- To move around or find your way through a website, app, or digital tool.
- A group of people linked by a common interest or purpose
- Small text files placed on your device by the sites you visit that collect information about your device and your activity
- A type of crime in which your private information is stolen and used for criminal activity
- To select, organize, and look after a collection
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- A response to something you do or post online that causes your brain to experience a temporary moment of happiness
- A fake account used for posting anonymously
- Something we do automatically without thinking
- A legal document that an app or website must provide that describes what user information they collect and how they use it
- Features or aspects of a device or app that are intended to hook the user into frequent use
- Tools that help you narrow down or sort search results—like choosing by date, type of file, image size, or topic.
- When something happens that makes you feel uncomfortable, worried, sad, or anxious
- Using someone else’s words, work, or ideas and pretending they are your own. It’s like copying without giving credit.
- An attempt to trick someone online, usually with the intention of stealing money or private information
- More specific phrases/keywords used to find exact information
- Protection from being observed or tracked by others, including the government, companies, the public, individuals or groups
- Potentially harmful to one’s emotional or physical well-being
- The way words are arranged in a sentence or search query so it makes sense and helps you find accurate results.
- Without anyone Knowing who you are
25 Clues: Without anyone Knowing who you are • A fake account used for posting anonymously • Something we do automatically without thinking • To select, organize, and look after a collection • A group of people linked by a common interest or purpose • More specific phrases/keywords used to find exact information • Potentially harmful to one’s emotional or physical well-being • ...
Safety Break Crossword 2026-03-10
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- A device used to put out small fires
- The innocent flower name for a very dangerous chain of cords
- The agency that thinks your duct-taped ladder is a crime
- Bee Gees hit that doubled as a medical manual for Michael Scott
- Where do you find more information regarding CIS safety policies and procedures
- Never create a "daisy chain" with these
- An unplanned event that didn't result in injury but could have
- A box full of gauze, wipes, and hope for when your stapler fights back
- These glasses are primarily designed to reduce digital eye strain from screens
- What lazy coworkers leave behind to turn the breakroom into a skating rink
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- It is recommended that every 20–30 minutes, you should take 30 seconds to stretch, shift position, or do a quick neck roll or shoulder shrug
- These signs should always be clearly visible and unblocked
- Science that says your desk shouldn't be a "pain in the neck"
- Where you and your coworkers stand in a parking lot looking at each other during an evacuation
- Always pay attention to your surroundings
- You fill this out if there is an actual injury, illness, or incident that requires medical attention or results in missed work
- Your reward for working safely today
- An unplanned event that results in injury or property damage
- The most frequent types of nonfatal accidents office accidents reported
- Who you should report accidents or injuries to immediately
20 Clues: A device used to put out small fires • Your reward for working safely today • Never create a "daisy chain" with these • Always pay attention to your surroundings • The agency that thinks your duct-taped ladder is a crime • These signs should always be clearly visible and unblocked • Who you should report accidents or injuries to immediately • ...
Safety Week 2026 2026-04-24
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- unplanned event resulting in injury or damage.
- needed in loud server or generator rooms.
- Personal Protective Equipment acronym.
- The action of leaving a building during an emergency.
- ""High-Vis"" clothing worn for visibility."
- with the potential to cause harm.
- You should always do this with your knees.
- to protect hands from cuts or chemicals.
- canister used to put out small fires.
- Telecom equipment that requires RF safety awareness.
- signs used to warn of potential danger.
- A common accident caused by loose cables.
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- gear for working at heights.
- designated ""Point"" for meeting during a fire."
- type that requires eye protection for glass shards.
- Electrical pressure that can be dangerous.
- assistance for a sudden injury.
- of designing the workplace to fit the worker.
- These doors must never be blocked.
- The ""R"" in RF safety."
- The loud sound that signals an evacuation.
- protection worn on-site or during construction.
- eye protection for technical field work.
- used to reach high places safely.
- Structure that requires a harness to climb.
25 Clues: The ""R"" in RF safety." • gear for working at heights. • assistance for a sudden injury. • with the potential to cause harm. • used to reach high places safely. • These doors must never be blocked. • canister used to put out small fires. • Personal Protective Equipment acronym. • signs used to warn of potential danger. • to protect hands from cuts or chemicals. • ...
Week 13 2022-02-01
15 Clues: Guess • Final • Conquer • Endanger • Puzzling • Favourable • Underground • To put down • To give off • To cut short • To ask urgently • Place of safety • To spread through • Practicable, workable • Grounds for conclusion
8th Grade Scientific Method Review 2024-08-26
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- Metric prefix meaning a thousandth.
- safety equipment for eyes
- Scales measure the __ of a substance.
- Website that we use for most of our virtual labs.
- The name of 8th grade science.
- Standard unit for volume.
- The science you learned last year.
- The variable that changes because of your experiment, the result.
- Second S in PASS
- Metric prefix meaning a hundredth.
- Metric unit for mass
- Metric prefix meaning a tenth.
- C stands for
- Variables that you could change but need to keep the same.
- Metric unit for temperature
- On a graph, you put the DV here.
- P in PASS
- safety equipment for torso
- First S in PASS
- mL stands for...
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- safety equipment for hands
- The first 8th grade science unit we'll cover.
- Rulers measure the __ of an object.
- Graduated cylinders measure the __ of a substance.
- Standard unit for temperature
- Standard unit for length.
- Nearly everything in this class is __ note.
- An explanation for a phenomenon that has been repeatedly tested and is the best explanation currently available.
- cm stands for...
- A in PASS
- A description of a natural phenomenon that always happens.
- The variable that you change on purpose, the cause.
- A possible explanation for a phenomenon that can be tested.
- On a graph, you put the IV here.
- Metric unit for length.
- Metric prefix meaning a thousand.
- Standard unit for mass
- The first trial of the experiment where nothing experimental has been done yet.
- Thermometers measure the __ of a substance.
- Metric unit for volume.
- g stands for
41 Clues: A in PASS • P in PASS • C stands for • g stands for • First S in PASS • cm stands for... • Second S in PASS • mL stands for... • Metric unit for mass • Standard unit for mass • Metric unit for length. • Metric unit for volume. • safety equipment for eyes • Standard unit for length. • Standard unit for volume. • safety equipment for hands • safety equipment for torso • Metric unit for temperature • ...
Chemistry crossword 2023-10-31
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- A measurement of liquid equal to 1cm cubed
- Changes that don't change the state of a substance, but the properties or outcome
- The thing made in a chemical reaction
- Changes that don't change a substance, but the state
- The smallest particle in an atom
- One of the 3 states of matter "S----"
- One of the bigger particles in an atom, doesn't have an electric
- The item(s) that react with each other in a chemical reaction
- There are 3 states of ____
- A type of liquid that is harmful when it comes into contact with any part of your body
- A safety item to protect the eyes
- Multiple elements in one molecule
- The temperature at which it melts
- A safety item to protect hands
- A measurement of temperature
- coat A safety item to protect the body
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- A measurement of weight
- How strong it is
- An instrument used to measure weight
- Elements being chemically joined together
- Two or more elements in a substance that aren't chemically bonded together
- An instrument used to measure heat
- The physical appearance of it
- How much it weighs per cm3
- One of the 3 states of matter "G--"
- One of the 3 states of matter "L-----"
- An instrument commonly used to measure liquid
- The things that make up everything (not atoms)
- How easy it is to hammer it into a sheet without it breaking or cracking
- One of the bigger particles in an atom, has an electric charge
30 Clues: How strong it is • A measurement of weight • How much it weighs per cm3 • There are 3 states of ____ • A measurement of temperature • The physical appearance of it • A safety item to protect hands • The smallest particle in an atom • A safety item to protect the eyes • Multiple elements in one molecule • The temperature at which it melts • An instrument used to measure heat • ...
Transportation school buses 2025-03-20
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- This pumps air into your tanks.
- What is the minimum trainig hours are required when you are an original applicant?
- On the safety circle the middle zone is waht?
- Who is responsible for all training material?
- Loading and loading you must Pre-K,kindergarten, and grades 1-8
- What kind of applicant are you when you are studying to become a school bus driver?
- Your last training period is called what year?
- What is the abbreviation for Indentify,perdict,decide,and execute?
- Who is responsible for testing?
- Smoking is allowed on a school bus when?
- Prevents the wheels from locking.
- You must perform a daily.
- Tire depth shall be at least 4/32 on which tires?
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- You must be and within 18 to 36 inches from the edge of the roadway.
- You must drive 55 when you are transporting?
- On the safety circle the most inner zone is what?
- Able to drive a school bus unsupervised.
- You must stop no more than 50 ft and no closer than 15ft.
- You must have a valid license, school bus certificate, and what when driving a school bus?
- You need to have 3?
- How many mirrors are required on a school bus?
- How many training hours are needed in a 12 month period?
- Tells the aircompressor to start pumping air into the tanks.
- What are the P and S called on your drivers license?
- On the safety circle the outer zone is what?
- These mostly happen on what kinds of trips?
- School Pupil Activity Bus
27 Clues: You need to have 3? • School Pupil Activity Bus • You must perform a daily. • This pumps air into your tanks. • Who is responsible for testing? • Prevents the wheels from locking. • Able to drive a school bus unsupervised. • Smoking is allowed on a school bus when? • These mostly happen on what kinds of trips? • You must drive 55 when you are transporting? • ...
PSF - Walk the line 2026-03-07
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- Non-permanent piping that must be carefully inspected
- Change in system configuration requiring verification
- Period when system may degrade or change condition
- Main objective of walking the line in process operations
- Device that controls process flow and must be checked for correct position
- Physical verification of equipment condition
- Substance injected into process systems
- Physical place where equipment must be inspected during walk the line
- Front-line person responsible for verifying system readiness
- Equipment that should not be started before verifying line-up
- Person guiding operators during walk the line
- Safety device protecting equipment from overpressure
- System used for safe disposal of excess hydrocarbons
- Flammable fluid handled in FPSO process systems
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- Coordination between control room and field operators
- Opening that may release gas to atmosphere if not checked
- Work activity after which system line-up must be verified
- Person responsible for ensuring training and safety culture
- Uncontrolled escape of hydrocarbon from process system
- Flexible pipe used for temporary transfer operations
- When walk the line is required before operating equipment
- Major hazard caused by incorrect hydrocarbon system line-up
- Correct positioning of valves and equipment in a system
- Process parameter that must remain within safe limits
- Valve that if left open can cause hydrocarbon release
- Action of closing valves to separate equipment
- Action of confirming system readiness before operation
- Diagram used to verify system layout during walk the line
- Movement of fluids through pipes that operators must understand
- Transfer operation requiring walk the line before starting
30 Clues: Substance injected into process systems • Physical verification of equipment condition • Person guiding operators during walk the line • Action of closing valves to separate equipment • Flammable fluid handled in FPSO process systems • Period when system may degrade or change condition • Flexible pipe used for temporary transfer operations • ...
GHARDA CHEMICALS LTD - SAFETY CROSSWORD 2024 2024-03-05
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- Emergency equipment for rinsing off chemical spills on human body. (12)
- Balancing ecological and economic needs. (13)
- Colour code for 24v lamp used for vessel entry. (6)
- Grooved surface of tyre that grips to the road. (5)
- Finely divided particles, mainly carbon, produced and deposited during the incomplete combustion of organic material. (4)
- The fire triangle illustrates the three elements a fire needs to ignite: heat, _______ and oxygen. (4)
- The threaded valve provided on gearboxes that allows the hot air to escape and cool air to enter into the transmission to prevent overheating issue. (8)
- It describes discarded electrical or electronic devices. (6)
- Colour of NFPA label that signifies Health Hazard (4)
- A safety procedure that ensures that dangerous machines and energy sources are properly shut off and not unexpectedly started up before the completion of maintenance or servicing work. (4) (Acronym)
- Sending a fake email to steal other people’s personal information. (8)
- Process of removing sediment and impurities from boiler water. (8)
- After any incident / accident you must make a ____________. (3) (Acronym)
- A document that contains information on the potential health effects of exposure to chemicals and on safe working procedures when handling chemical products. (4) (Acronym)
- A surface on helmet usually movable that protects eyes from sunlight or other bright lights like welding sparks. (6)
- The top of your computer screen should be at __________ level to avoid neck strain. (3)
- A supportive device that protects a broken bone or injury. (6)
- Utensil for safely handling hot items in the kitchen. (4)
- an article designed to be thrown away after single use. (10)
- Loose lying cables can cause: tripping hazard, ____________ and damage to equipment. (13)
- Purpose of third prong on an electrical plug. (6)
- Surface for pedestrians to walk alongside the road. (8)
- How many codes are defined in the Responsible Care Program that guide chemical companies in their commitment to safety, health, and environmental stewardship. (5)
- Among the four stages of fire, this is the longest stage and can also be the most dangerous. (5)
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- Responsibility for one's actions and their impact on safety. (13)
- Immediate injury treatment. (5,3)
- the primary authority responsible for overseeing the implementation and certification of Responsible Care practices within the Indian chemical industry. (3) (Acronym)
- an injury that result in time missed at work (4,4)
- Cut, abrasion & heat resistant gloves made up of __________ material. (6)
- Colour code for acid carrying pipelines as per IS 2379:1990. (6)
- The process that creates a safety partnership between management and employees that continually focuses people’s attention and actions on theirs, and others, daily safety behaviour. (3) (Acronym)
- Who owns safety? (8)
- to avoid slipping on staircase, always use / hold on ___________. (8)
- IP (Ingress Protection) code consists of letters IP followed by two digits. Second digit indicates level of protection that the enclosure provides against harmful ingress of ___________. (6)
- The provision of fresh air to a room, confined space, etc. (11)
- as per Deming Cycle, the first step for continuous improvement. (4)
- Flexible line used to connect a safety harness to an anchor point. (7)
- Remember this technique for correct use of fire extinguisher. (4) (Abbreviation)
- a conical textile tube designed to indicate wind direction and relative wind speed. (8)
- an apparatus used for moving patients who require medical care. (9)
- A digital aid in navigation. (3) (Acronym)
- Taking ________ may lead to accidents. (8)
- Electrical PPE's made up from this material. (6)
- The types of basic hazard categories are __________, chemical, biological and ergonomic. (8)
- Carbon-based material used in rupture disc fabrication for its chemical resistance. (8)
- Both acids & bases are _______ in nature. (9)
- A label attached to someone or something for the purpose of identification or to give other information. (3)
- A systematic brain storming process of assessing the existence of hazards in equipment and vulnerability of its operation. (5) (Acronym)
- Flash of electricity between two conductors, presenting a hazard during electrical work. (3)
49 Clues: Who owns safety? (8) • Immediate injury treatment. (5,3) • A digital aid in navigation. (3) (Acronym) • Taking ________ may lead to accidents. (8) • Balancing ecological and economic needs. (13) • Both acids & bases are _______ in nature. (9) • Electrical PPE's made up from this material. (6) • Purpose of third prong on an electrical plug. (6) • ...
hazard safety 2021-02-08
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- should be worn when handing chemicals
- they are used to hold fabric together
- used to sew fabric together
- you should always wear gloves when handling these
- machine used to sew fabrics together
- spun thread
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- holds thread while being used on a machine
- used to remove unwanted stitches
- materials made by weaving fibres
- they should always be held from the blade when walking
- used to measure fabric
- something needed to make something else
12 Clues: spun thread • used to measure fabric • used to sew fabric together • used to remove unwanted stitches • materials made by weaving fibres • machine used to sew fabrics together • should be worn when handing chemicals • they are used to hold fabric together • something needed to make something else • holds thread while being used on a machine • ...
ONLINE SAFETY 2021-04-25
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- Pretending to be someone else online.
- You should check your ___ settings to make sure only friends can view your page or post.
- In the Cybersmart Hero video, Hero had regretted sharing her ___ with her friend Riba.
- You should ___ a contact to prevent them from viewing or contacting you online.
- Before commenting online, consider how your words will make others ___.
- You should ___ online bullying you witness online to a trusted adult.
- The ___ is a great tool for learning and research.
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- In the Cybersmart Hero video, Mr Tilly told the class to always ___ your friends offline AND online.
- If you need anonymous support with bullying, you can contact kids ___.
- You should not share ___ information online.
- It is called ______bullying if you bully someone online.
- When someone is using social media to harass or bully another online.
12 Clues: Pretending to be someone else online. • You should not share ___ information online. • The ___ is a great tool for learning and research. • It is called ______bullying if you bully someone online. • You should ___ online bullying you witness online to a trusted adult. • When someone is using social media to harass or bully another online. • ...
Internet Safety 2021-05-18
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- The unauthorized reproduction of video or literature.
- A growing practice where people post messages to the Web in diary form.
- The process used by predators to gain the trust of victims and to build false realtionships.
- Electronic Mail.
- Instant Messaging.
- Internet Rules.
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- Repeated harassment that includes threats of harm or that is highly intimidating and intrusive upon one's personal privacy.
- Taking credit for someone else's writing.
- Use of violent and vulgar messages.
- We navigate it.
- Person who intentionally access sites that children or teens visit and can search for potential victims by location or interest.
- A person who accesses someone else's information either legally or illeglly.
12 Clues: We navigate it. • Internet Rules. • Electronic Mail. • Instant Messaging. • Use of violent and vulgar messages. • Taking credit for someone else's writing. • The unauthorized reproduction of video or literature. • A growing practice where people post messages to the Web in diary form. • A person who accesses someone else's information either legally or illeglly. • ...
Workplace Safety 2021-10-05
Internet Safety 2021-09-21
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- ______ messages target one specific person at a time.
- When creating a _________ password, use a combination of upper & lowercase letters, numbers & symbols.
- Do not post _________ information online.
- Always think ________ before posting something online.
- Websites that install cookies without your approval are _______ digital footprints.
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- A digital footprint is _________.
- Posting on social media is an example of a ______ digital footprint.
- Update your browser regularly to prevent viruses & _______.
- Always have a ________ digital footprint!
- Make sure not to use the _____ password for all of your accounts.
- __________ attempts to steal your personal information.
- Websites that have a _____ in the address bar are safe to store personal information in.
12 Clues: A digital footprint is _________. • Do not post _________ information online. • Always have a ________ digital footprint! • ______ messages target one specific person at a time. • Always think ________ before posting something online. • __________ attempts to steal your personal information. • Update your browser regularly to prevent viruses & _______. • ...
lab safety 2021-08-30
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- what do you pour into water to dilut it
- use this when you get chemicals on you
- where do you go to when you get chemicals in your eye
- what do you use to hold hot stuff
- use this when somebody is on fire
- this is what you need to start experimenting
- what do you put up in a bun while doing experiments
- tell the teacher when you break this immediately
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- keep this up in the classroom
- only touch ____ when necessary
- follow these and read these before a lab
- when a object is in flames what do you use
12 Clues: keep this up in the classroom • only touch ____ when necessary • what do you use to hold hot stuff • use this when somebody is on fire • use this when you get chemicals on you • what do you pour into water to dilut it • follow these and read these before a lab • when a object is in flames what do you use • this is what you need to start experimenting • ...
ONLINE SAFETY 2021-09-08
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- WHO COMMITS ACTS OF COMPUTER PIRACY
- INSERT IT TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA
- COMPUTER INTRUSION WITH VARIOUS PURPOSES
- SOFTWARE USED TO DELETE VIRUSES IN A COMPUTER
- BULLYING CARRIED OUT ONLINE
- GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMPUTER LINKS
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- PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE
- TALK ONLINE
- PROGRAM THAT DAMAGES OR BLOCKS A COMPUTER OR NETWORK
- INSTAGRAM,FACEBOOK,TIKTOK,TWITTER,TELEGRAM
- OPTION TO KEEP PRIVATE ACCOUNT
- MAIL ONLINE
12 Clues: TALK ONLINE • MAIL ONLINE • PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE • BULLYING CARRIED OUT ONLINE • OPTION TO KEEP PRIVATE ACCOUNT • GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMPUTER LINKS • WHO COMMITS ACTS OF COMPUTER PIRACY • INSERT IT TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA • COMPUTER INTRUSION WITH VARIOUS PURPOSES • INSTAGRAM,FACEBOOK,TIKTOK,TWITTER,TELEGRAM • SOFTWARE USED TO DELETE VIRUSES IN A COMPUTER • ...
ONLINE SAFETY 2021-09-08
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- WHO COMMITS ACTS OF COMPUTER PIRACY
- INSERT IT TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA
- COMPUTER INTRUSION WITH VARIOUS PURPOSES
- SOFTWARE USED TO DELETE VIRUSES IN A COMPUTER
- BULLYING CARRIED OUT ONLINE
- GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMPUTER LINKS
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- PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE
- TALK ONLINE
- PROGRAM THAT DAMAGES OR BLOCKS A COMPUTER OR NETWORK
- INSTAGRAM,FACEBOOK,TIKTOK,TWITTER,TELEGRAM
- OPTION TO KEEP PRIVATE ACCOUNT
- MAIL ONLINE
12 Clues: TALK ONLINE • MAIL ONLINE • PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE • BULLYING CARRIED OUT ONLINE • OPTION TO KEEP PRIVATE ACCOUNT • GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMPUTER LINKS • WHO COMMITS ACTS OF COMPUTER PIRACY • INSERT IT TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA • COMPUTER INTRUSION WITH VARIOUS PURPOSES • INSTAGRAM,FACEBOOK,TIKTOK,TWITTER,TELEGRAM • SOFTWARE USED TO DELETE VIRUSES IN A COMPUTER • ...
ONLINE SAFETY. 2021-09-08
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- WHO COMMITS ACTS OF COMPUTER PIRACY
- SOFTWARE USED TO DELETE VIRUSES IN A COMPUTER
- INSERT IT TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA
- INSTAGRAM,FACEBOOK,TIKTOK,TWITTER,TELEGRAM
- OPTION TO KEEP PRIVATE ACCOUNT
- GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMPUTER LINKS
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- COMPUTER INTRUSION WITH VARIOUS PURPOSES
- TALK ONLINE
- MAIL ONLINE
- PROGRAM THAT DAMAGES OR BLOCKS A COMPUTER OR NETWORK
- BULLYING CARRIED OUT ONLINE
- PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE
12 Clues: TALK ONLINE • MAIL ONLINE • PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE • BULLYING CARRIED OUT ONLINE • OPTION TO KEEP PRIVATE ACCOUNT • GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMPUTER LINKS • WHO COMMITS ACTS OF COMPUTER PIRACY • INSERT IT TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA • COMPUTER INTRUSION WITH VARIOUS PURPOSES • INSTAGRAM,FACEBOOK,TIKTOK,TWITTER,TELEGRAM • SOFTWARE USED TO DELETE VIRUSES IN A COMPUTER • ...
Online Safety 2021-09-07
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- online practice that will send ads to ones person based on previous searches
- laws protecting ones works from being used and credited towards others
- someone is is honest and thruthful and can be trusted
- to keep someone from contacting you online
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- info that can identify ones person and put said person at risk of being harmed by strangers and identity theft
- the communities that exist through the internet
- when someones personal info is stolen and used to impersonate said person
- knowing how to find reliable and safe sources on the web without falling for scams or fake news
- a group of people that can be both online and in in person
- protecting your personal safety
- using good habits to keep passwords and personal info safe
- a dishonest way to gain money or information from others
12 Clues: protecting your personal safety • to keep someone from contacting you online • the communities that exist through the internet • someone is is honest and thruthful and can be trusted • a dishonest way to gain money or information from others • a group of people that can be both online and in in person • using good habits to keep passwords and personal info safe • ...
Internet safety 2021-11-08
12 Clues: safe • bad email • internet page • electronic mail • your secret word • computer sickness • your computer name • user name and password • for only you; not public • for everyone; not private • where you put the website address • someone bad controlling your computer
Lab Safety 2022-01-27
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- glass tipped instrument with rubber bulb
- pull when a fire is too big to contain
- hand protection
- gas flame used in lab
- worn over clothes in the lab
- same as 1 across, but in sizes 10mL, 50mL, and 100mL
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- used to connect gas faucet to a burner
- an example of an absorbant
- eye protection
- can be alcohol or mercury, used to take temperatures
- used to hold things such when hands aren't safe to use, as hot beakers
- Made of plastic or glass with common sizes 50mL, 100mL, and 250mL
12 Clues: eye protection • hand protection • gas flame used in lab • an example of an absorbant • worn over clothes in the lab • used to connect gas faucet to a burner • pull when a fire is too big to contain • glass tipped instrument with rubber bulb • can be alcohol or mercury, used to take temperatures • same as 1 across, but in sizes 10mL, 50mL, and 100mL • ...
Lab Safety 2022-01-27
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- glass tipped instrument with rubber bulb
- pull when a fire is too big to contain
- hand protection
- gas flame used in lab
- worn over clothes in the lab
- same as 9 down, but in sizes 10mL, 50mL, and 100mL
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- used to connect gas faucet to a burner
- an example of an absorbant
- eye protection
- can be alcohol or mercury, used to take temperatures
- used to hold things such when hands aren't safe to use, as hot beakers
- Made of plastic or glass with common sizes 50mL, 100mL, and 250mL
12 Clues: eye protection • hand protection • gas flame used in lab • an example of an absorbant • worn over clothes in the lab • used to connect gas faucet to a burner • pull when a fire is too big to contain • glass tipped instrument with rubber bulb • same as 9 down, but in sizes 10mL, 50mL, and 100mL • can be alcohol or mercury, used to take temperatures • ...
Car Safety 2021-07-19
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- to fasten the seatbelt
- adult
- the action of dealing with or taking special care of someone or something.
- to go out
- help or encourage (something) to increase or improve
- to give annoyance, pain, or trouble to; irritate
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- restrain or keep in check
- as much or as many as required
- the inner side or surface of something
- a place where vehicles can be parked
- on every side of.
- mark, sign
12 Clues: adult • to go out • mark, sign • on every side of. • to fasten the seatbelt • restrain or keep in check • as much or as many as required • a place where vehicles can be parked • the inner side or surface of something • to give annoyance, pain, or trouble to; irritate • help or encourage (something) to increase or improve • ...
food safety 2021-08-16
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- Always [blank]your hands for at least 20 seconds.
- Leaving food out can cause [blank] to grow.
- Another word for thawing.
- Always keep food [blank] when in fridge.
- Improper handling of raw meat, poultry and seafood can cause cross [blank].
- Allergies are most likely to affect babies because of their undeveloped [blank] system.
- HACCP is part of the Food Safety [blank] System
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- The area between 4-60 degrees celsius is called the [blank].
- Wash your hands after handling [blank] meat.
- To clean with chemicals or high heat.
- [blank] is found in eggs and chicken.
- A symptom of food poisoning is [blank].
12 Clues: Another word for thawing. • To clean with chemicals or high heat. • [blank] is found in eggs and chicken. • A symptom of food poisoning is [blank]. • Always keep food [blank] when in fridge. • Leaving food out can cause [blank] to grow. • Wash your hands after handling [blank] meat. • HACCP is part of the Food Safety [blank] System • ...
Safety & Sanitation 2022-01-06
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- The state of food or equipment being hazardous
- Something that should never be poured down the sink
- A contaminant that is a chemical compound
- A contaminant that is an object or item
- When food is exposed to the original source of the contaminant
- The number of seconds you should wash your hands
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- The state of food going bad after a period of time
- A contaminant that is a living microorganism
- The number of hours food can sit at room temperature
- Items that should not be worn in the kitchen
- When food is exposed to harmful elements through indirect carrier
- What you should do when you make a mess
12 Clues: A contaminant that is an object or item • What you should do when you make a mess • A contaminant that is a chemical compound • A contaminant that is a living microorganism • Items that should not be worn in the kitchen • The state of food or equipment being hazardous • The number of seconds you should wash your hands • ...
Safety Minded 2021-09-27
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- Slips, Trips and _______
- A feeling of comfort or security while on a jobsite and being unaware of potential job hazards
- Heavy physical activity, loss of fluids, and fatigue can lead to ___________
- Use when a ladder isn't tall enough
- Provides guidance during an emergency situation
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- Must be reported within 24hrs or within 8 hrs if resulted in death
- Incident that would have caused an accident or injury if it had not been identified prior to the start of the task
- Who can issue a stop work authority?
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- Completed once a day for every site visited
- Safety procedure when you can't tie your ladder off
- Leading cause of workplace injuries
12 Clues: Slips, Trips and _______ • Use when a ladder isn't tall enough • Leading cause of workplace injuries • Who can issue a stop work authority? • Completed once a day for every site visited • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • Provides guidance during an emergency situation • Safety procedure when you can't tie your ladder off • ...
Workplace Safety 2021-09-17
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- benefits paid for by your employer, that are for you if you are injured on the job
- getting fired
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- potential for loss due to an action or inaction
- standards and rules for workers to protect their health and safety
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- a person's response to changes in the environment or personal situations
- Personal Protection Equipment
- person in charge
- leave the area immediately and head for a safe place away from the building
- a situation that poses a threat to health, property, or environment
- oxygen, fuel, and heat needed to start a fire
- equipment designed to reduce/minimize stress or injury to muscles and bones
12 Clues: getting fired • person in charge • Personal Protection Equipment • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • oxygen, fuel, and heat needed to start a fire • potential for loss due to an action or inaction • standards and rules for workers to protect their health and safety • a situation that poses a threat to health, property, or environment • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-03-25
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- The campaign that uses "Clean, separate, cook, chill".
- Who to go see if you have a cut that’s infected.
- Do this to prevent cross-contamination.
- This should be set below -18°C.
- Something you should always have in a kitchen.
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- The most serious burn.
- Illness caused by bacteria or food spoilage.
- A foodborne illness you can get from unpasteurized dairy items.
- Don’t use this when putting out a grease fire.
- The most common foodborne illness.
- Temperature range where bacteria grows the fastest.
- The time limit food should be left in the danger zone.
12 Clues: The most serious burn. • This should be set below -18°C. • The most common foodborne illness. • Do this to prevent cross-contamination. • Illness caused by bacteria or food spoilage. • Don’t use this when putting out a grease fire. • Something you should always have in a kitchen. • Who to go see if you have a cut that’s infected. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-03-25
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- A foodborne illness you can get from unpasteurized dairy items.
- The most serious burn.
- Don’t use this when putting out a grease fire.
- Temperature range where bacteria grows the fastest.
- The time limit food should be left in the danger zone.
- Illness caused by bacteria or food spoilage.
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- This should be set below -18°C.
- Do this to prevent cross-contamination.
- The campaign that uses "Clean, separate, cook, chill".
- Something you should always have in a kitchen.
- Who to go see if you have a cut that’s infected.
- The most common foodborne illness.
12 Clues: The most serious burn. • This should be set below -18°C. • The most common foodborne illness. • Do this to prevent cross-contamination. • Illness caused by bacteria or food spoilage. • Something you should always have in a kitchen. • Don’t use this when putting out a grease fire. • Who to go see if you have a cut that’s infected. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-03-25
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- Illness caused by bacteria or food spoilage.
- Temperature range where bacteria grows the fastest.
- Who to go see if you have a cut that’s infected.
- This should be set below -18°C.
- A foodborne illness you can get from unpasteurized dairy items.
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- The most common foodborne illness.
- Something you should always have in a kitchen.
- The most serious burn.
- Do this to prevent cross-contamination.
- The campaign that uses "Clean, separate, cook, chill".
- The time limit food should be left in the danger zone.
- Don’t use this when putting out a grease fire.
12 Clues: The most serious burn. • This should be set below -18°C. • The most common foodborne illness. • Do this to prevent cross-contamination. • Illness caused by bacteria or food spoilage. • Something you should always have in a kitchen. • Don’t use this when putting out a grease fire. • Who to go see if you have a cut that’s infected. • ...
FORKLIFT SAFETY 2012-12-21
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- wayner the ___
- body part most likely injured in accidents
- sound the ___ at the end of the aisle
- most accidents can be traced back to this person
- this neutralizes battery acid
- the red/orange button on the handle does this
- fork traveling height maximum (in inches)
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- the higher the load the easier to ___
- always check the ___ for leaks
- term for regular stops
- increasing load center does this to capacity
- pedestrians & work environment are types of ___
12 Clues: wayner the ___ • term for regular stops • this neutralizes battery acid • always check the ___ for leaks • the higher the load the easier to ___ • sound the ___ at the end of the aisle • fork traveling height maximum (in inches) • body part most likely injured in accidents • increasing load center does this to capacity • the red/orange button on the handle does this • ...
Safety First 2011-11-09
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- You have to do
- this will give you a shock
- You must not do
- this will also burn you
- a special door to escape through
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- use them to put out fires
- they keep your feet safe
- they cause damage to your eyes
- you must not do this in the Lab
- these will protect your hands
- you must store them properly
- he checks the workshop for dangers
12 Clues: You have to do • You must not do • this will also burn you • they keep your feet safe • use them to put out fires • this will give you a shock • you must store them properly • these will protect your hands • they cause damage to your eyes • you must not do this in the Lab • a special door to escape through • he checks the workshop for dangers
Safety & Security 2013-04-23
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- This Brazillian band came to the ESPN Campus and preformed in the Cafe Annex.
- Ford, Chevrolet and Toyota were examples of the three ____ vehicles brought to campus.
- This NASCAR driver signed autographs for ESPN employees in the Cafe Annex (last name only).
- A 3D TV was set up across from the pizza bar in the cafe to help highlight 3D coverage of what golf event?
- An event, usually held in the KidsCenter, which allows employees to learn about departmental updates and happenings.
- The Wellness Center provided this medication free of charge to employees and their dependents to prevent sickness.
- ESPN hosts a guest athlete or other individual for an employee Q & A session.
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- Corp Outreach highlights one employee who logs the most volunteer hours during this event, held in the Cafe Annex
- This trophy was on display in the Cafe Annex and available for picture opportunities with employees.
- The Wellness Center and our Sustainability team got together during to help celebrate ___ week.
- 12 women gathered at the ESPN campus to determine their athletic futures.
- Departments can request to fly one of these on the Cafe flag pole to help raise awareness about a specific cause, event, advertiser, etc.
12 Clues: 12 women gathered at the ESPN campus to determine their athletic futures. • This Brazillian band came to the ESPN Campus and preformed in the Cafe Annex. • ESPN hosts a guest athlete or other individual for an employee Q & A session. • Ford, Chevrolet and Toyota were examples of the three ____ vehicles brought to campus. • ...
Shop Safety 2013-05-07
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- a labeling system for dangerous substances
- Never walk away from a machine while it is _____________
- Always where these when working in the shop
- if this is longer it should be tied back to prevent injury
- Always remove this from the drill chuck after installing a bit
- used to check and see if a cut is 90 degrees
- Keep all __________ in place when working on machines
- the way out of a room or building
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- Is extremly dangerous in a shop
- Do not opperate any power tools without_________permission
- used to cut wood
- a quick and easy way to acurately mesure something
12 Clues: used to cut wood • Is extremly dangerous in a shop • the way out of a room or building • a labeling system for dangerous substances • Always where these when working in the shop • used to check and see if a cut is 90 degrees • a quick and easy way to acurately mesure something • Keep all __________ in place when working on machines • ...
Glassware Safety 2013-09-08
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- If the equipment breaks you must alert a teacher who will place it in the ______ _________ ____.
- When walking with sharp or breakable equipment, you must hold it _______ from your body.
- If you become injured, you must seek _________ attention from a teacher immmediately.
- All ___________ should be handled with care.
- If a piece of equipment breaks or chips you must alert a ________ immediately.
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- You must ________ all injuries or problems to your teacher.
- If you are ________ with equipment, it is smart to proceed slowly and carefully.
- Broken or chipped glass can become very ________, which is why you must handle it with caution.
- If you are not careful when handling glass, you may recieve many different ____________.
- When working with glass or any other sharp and dangerous equipment you must be ______ at all times.
- When an object breaks, tell your teacher and they will use the ______ ____ __________ to clean it up.
- If a glass object becomes __________, you must stop using it and report to your teacher.
12 Clues: All ___________ should be handled with care. • You must ________ all injuries or problems to your teacher. • If a piece of equipment breaks or chips you must alert a ________ immediately. • If you are ________ with equipment, it is smart to proceed slowly and carefully. • If you become injured, you must seek _________ attention from a teacher immmediately. • ...
cyber safety 2013-11-03
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- network: when you chat to your friends
- too many advertisements had come up, and for you to press the wrong buttons,
- on the top of your laptop, it tells you the tabs you have opened.
- when you log in to your laptop
- when you are on the network and they are saying mean things about you.
- a person who breaks into your laptop without you knowing
- take notice to what you are doing on your laptop.
- when you need wi-fi you connect.
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- advertisements come up on your laptop and you have to click the exist button.
- transferring something on to your laptop
- when you can see the person whilst talking to them, but they are in a different location.
- to make sure the person is getting the information you send them (just like a message.
12 Clues: when you log in to your laptop • when you need wi-fi you connect. • network: when you chat to your friends • transferring something on to your laptop • take notice to what you are doing on your laptop. • a person who breaks into your laptop without you knowing • on the top of your laptop, it tells you the tabs you have opened. • ...
Kitchen Safety 2013-11-28
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- If Ingested may cause illness
- Always walk with it facing downward and don't run with it!
- If you don't wash your hands thoroughly you may cause
- You can use cold water that you change every 30 minutes, the microwave or just sit it in a bowl in the fridge
- 5c - 60c
- Make sure that there are none in the sink when all is said and done!
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- It's best to use baking soda or a fire extinguisher to put it out
- When using a knife aim away from yourself or you may receive
- DO NOT directly touch! use wet paper towel and broom to clean up
- Make sure to never burn your fingers when handling hot cookware
- Always use when cutting anything
- Cool down, store in sealed container and put away in fridge but must be eaten by the next 4 days of storage!
12 Clues: 5c - 60c • If Ingested may cause illness • Always use when cutting anything • If you don't wash your hands thoroughly you may cause • Always walk with it facing downward and don't run with it! • When using a knife aim away from yourself or you may receive • Make sure to never burn your fingers when handling hot cookware • ...
Stove Safety 2015-01-08
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- Never fuel a stove or lantern ______ a cabin; always do this outdoors. Do not operate a stove or lantern in an unventilated structure. Provide at least two ventilation openings, one high and one low, to provide oxygen and exhaust for lethal gases. Never fuel, ignite, or operate a stove or lantern in a tent.
- Let hot stoves and lanterns ________ before changing cylinders of compressed gas or refilling from bottles of liquid gas.
- Bring _______ fuel containers home for disposal. Do not place them in or near fires. Empty fuel containers will explode if heated.
- _______ fuel in approved containers and in storage under adult supervision. Keep all chemical fuel containers away from hot stoves and campfires, and store them below 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Operate and maintain them regularly according to the manufacturer's _______ included with the stove or lantern.
- Use compressed or liquid-gas stoves and/or lanterns only with knowledgeable adult supervision, and in Scouting facilities only where and when ________ .
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- Refill liquid-gas stoves and lanterns a _______ distance from any flames, including other stoves, campfires and personal smoking substances. A commercial camp stove fuel should be used for safety and performance. Pour through a filter funnel. Recap both the device and the fuel container before igniting.
- When _______ a stove keep fuel bottles and extra canisters well away. Do not hover over the stove when lighting it. Keep your head and body to one side. Open the stove valve quickly for two full turns and light carefully, with head, fingers and hands to the side of the burner. Then adjust down.
- Do not _________ the stovetop with extra-heavy pots or large frying pans. If pots over 2 quarts are necessary, set up a freestanding grill to hold the pots and place the stove under the grill.
- Do not leave a lighted stove or lantern ________.
- With _______ solution, periodically check fittings for leakage on compressed-gas stoves and on pressurized liquid-gas stoves before lighting.
- Place the stove on a ________ , secure surface before operating. On snow, place insulated support under the stove to prevent melting and tipping.
12 Clues: Do not leave a lighted stove or lantern ________. • Operate and maintain them regularly according to the manufacturer's _______ included with the stove or lantern. • Let hot stoves and lanterns ________ before changing cylinders of compressed gas or refilling from bottles of liquid gas. • ...
e-safety 2014-10-08
12 Clues: yours only • really helpful • horrible person • opposite to nice • be safe and ____ • don't talk to them • you love them lots • something which is important • something you send to people • important people in your life • people you like from work/school • only for friends and family to know
Weather Safety 2014-09-18
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- Flood with no warning
- Temperature feels colder because of wind
- A violent rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground
- Rain drops that freeze before hitting the ground
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- Sudden shake and rolling of the earth due to plate movement
- Rivers and lakes rise over their banks due to rain or melting snow
- Damage to the skin because of cold
- rain Rain that falls and freezes onto trees, cars, and roads
- Snow and ice falling down a hill at high speed
- Area of stress in the earth
- Long lasting, high snow storms
- White ice crystals that form on a surface
12 Clues: Flood with no warning • Area of stress in the earth • Long lasting, high snow storms • Damage to the skin because of cold • Temperature feels colder because of wind • White ice crystals that form on a surface • Snow and ice falling down a hill at high speed • Rain drops that freeze before hitting the ground • Sudden shake and rolling of the earth due to plate movement • ...
Tornado Safety 2014-04-15
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- What position should you be in once you find shelter?
- What do meteorologists use to track tornadoes?
- When a tornado hits, you should avoid seeking shelter near walls that have doors and _______.
- What is it called when a tornado forms over water?
- What are scientists who study weather called?
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- What do you hear when a tornado warning has been issued?
- Tornadoes are caused warm and cold winds moving in ________ directions.
- What does a tornado descend from?
- Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska are all part of a geographic location known as _______ _____.
- Should you go upstairs or downstairs when a tornado hits?
- The strongest classification of a tornado is an EF-_____.
- What's another name for a tornado?
12 Clues: What does a tornado descend from? • What's another name for a tornado? • What are scientists who study weather called? • What do meteorologists use to track tornadoes? • What is it called when a tornado forms over water? • What position should you be in once you find shelter? • What do you hear when a tornado warning has been issued? • ...
food safety 2016-03-21
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- found in soil and water and spreads from dairy
- another word for dairy products
- releases toxins in the intestines, spread from cafeteria and slow cooker plates
- categorizing food items(putting meats and vegetables away from each other) to prevent food borne illnesses(such as salmonella) and cross contamination
- being unable to consume something(most commonly peanuts or other tree nuts, or dairy products)
- keeping foods above 60 degrees
- washing utensils to prevent cross contamination
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- proper way to thaw a frozen piece of meat(such as chicken)
- bacteria that is commonly formed on raw chicken
- an illness that forms on foods that are left in cans, or food in cans that are dented
- essential for growth(protein, vitamins)
- food borne illness spread by handmade food items
12 Clues: keeping foods above 60 degrees • another word for dairy products • essential for growth(protein, vitamins) • found in soil and water and spreads from dairy • bacteria that is commonly formed on raw chicken • washing utensils to prevent cross contamination • food borne illness spread by handmade food items • proper way to thaw a frozen piece of meat(such as chicken) • ...
Water Safety 2023-10-17
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- You should always listen and obey these people when at the swimming pool.
- A safety rule is you should never swim ____.
- When swimming in the ocean you need to be careful of these.
- You can have lots of ____ in the water!
- When in trouble in the water always ____ for help.
- These occur in rivers and can be very fast and strong.
- Children should always be under ____ when in and around water.
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- When you are spending time in the sun, put on ____.
- ____ on your back if you get tired.
- Always wear with one of these.
- A home pool should always be ____ when not being used.
- These are offered so people can learn to swim.
12 Clues: Always wear with one of these. • ____ on your back if you get tired. • You can have lots of ____ in the water! • A safety rule is you should never swim ____. • These are offered so people can learn to swim. • When in trouble in the water always ____ for help. • When you are spending time in the sun, put on ____. • A home pool should always be ____ when not being used. • ...
MET Safety 2023-10-27
12 Clues: Protection • Waves Flags • Time major injury • Lift Box is heavy • Blocks Aisle entry • Not Soda or caffeine • minor or small accident • Helps to prevent injury • Buddy Used to move beams • damaged ladder or equipment • what equipment driver should do • Chain attaching more than 1 power stipe to another
Safety Policy 2023-10-13
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- Before use of any PPE it must be ... by the user
- Those who do confined space work must use a gas...
- Who is required to have cut-resistant gloves on them?
- Only LOTO ------- employees may perform Lock out Tag Out
- What color of barricade tape is used for a caution zone?
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- What additional PPE is required in receiving and dock areas?
- What is our most common injury category?
- When the emergency alarm sound go to the nearest ----- area.
- When a barricade is no longer needed it must be...
- How many total hours is fire watch after hot work is completed.
- Blood or bodily fluid spills could contain...
- If you remove a grate you must erect a..
12 Clues: What is our most common injury category? • If you remove a grate you must erect a.. • Blood or bodily fluid spills could contain... • Before use of any PPE it must be ... by the user • When a barricade is no longer needed it must be... • Those who do confined space work must use a gas... • Who is required to have cut-resistant gloves on them? • ...
Safety Quiz 2024-01-04
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- A common cause of an accident.
- This is a term found on the Monthly OHS report.
- A kind of stress.
- Potential to cause an accident.
- A location which is part of BCP.
- all employees are encouraged and feel comfortable in providing safety-related information
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- Do not do this at work, this is part of EKFC golden rules.
- This condition in employee is potential to cause an accident.
- Point on a machine where a person or a part of their body can get caught.
- Method of using positive reinforcement to change unsafe individual behaviors.
- Four steps each worker should check before starting a task
- Critical Information provided along with chemicals.
12 Clues: A kind of stress. • A common cause of an accident. • Potential to cause an accident. • A location which is part of BCP. • This is a term found on the Monthly OHS report. • Critical Information provided along with chemicals. • Do not do this at work, this is part of EKFC golden rules. • Four steps each worker should check before starting a task • ...
Medication Safety 2022-06-20
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- Institute for Safe Medication Practices (abbreviation)
- This medication should be standardized to one concentration and boldly labeled
- One of the ISMP 2022-2023 new best practices is to _________ barcode scanning beyond inpatient areas
- Class of medication that is the most common cause of adverse drug events in children and adolescents
- This medication is on ISMP's high-alert medication list with special emphasis placed on the ultra-concentrated form
- These types of medications should be the only ones available to remove from an automated dispensing cabinet on override
- This class of medications should be segregated from other medications and is on the high-alert list
- This class of medication is a common cause of adverse drug events in emergency departments, is on the high-alert list, and reversal agents should always be available
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- Vincristine and other vinka alkaloids should be dispensed in this type of container
- ISMP recommends removal of the injectable version of this medication from hospital formularies due to serious tissue injuries and amputations from intrathecal administration
- This medication is on ISMP's high-alert list and it is recommended to require a hard-stop for daily orders of this medication
- 3.5 _______ dollars is spent on adverse drug events annually
12 Clues: Institute for Safe Medication Practices (abbreviation) • 3.5 _______ dollars is spent on adverse drug events annually • This medication should be standardized to one concentration and boldly labeled • Vincristine and other vinka alkaloids should be dispensed in this type of container • ...
March Safety 2023-03-02
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- -------- energy reduces emissions
- must be inspected before use
- loss of this can be prevented by wearing eye PPE
- Effective waste management 3 r's are ----- reuse recycle
- Green House Gas effects this type of change
- the loss of this can go unnoticed until too late
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- -----is the amount of carbon released into the atmosphere
- can protect from cuts burns and infection
- What we do at work effects this
- everyone should know the correct procedure for containing and cleaning up spills
- everyone should immediately report any possible problems with pollutant escape
- cannot all be eliminated
12 Clues: cannot all be eliminated • must be inspected before use • What we do at work effects this • -------- energy reduces emissions • can protect from cuts burns and infection • Green House Gas effects this type of change • loss of this can be prevented by wearing eye PPE • the loss of this can go unnoticed until too late • ...
ATV Safety 2023-02-27
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- this is the agency that should approve your helmet
- you must have permission to ride on this type of property
- if you are under this age you should have adult supervision
- This protects your head if you crash
- cover your eyes while you are riding
- the changing of the land due to riding four wheelers
- All terrain vehicle
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- a type of atv with 4 wheels and an open top
- ATV's have 3 or 4 of these
- these are caused by not being safe while riding
- driving under the influence of alcohol
- this is where atvs are made to ride
12 Clues: All terrain vehicle • ATV's have 3 or 4 of these • this is where atvs are made to ride • This protects your head if you crash • cover your eyes while you are riding • driving under the influence of alcohol • a type of atv with 4 wheels and an open top • these are caused by not being safe while riding • this is the agency that should approve your helmet • ...
Workshop Safety 2024-02-26
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- storage unit After the end of a workshop session, it is everyone's responsibility to ensure that all the tools are neatly stored and placed in this location.
- Always place items in this location on your workstation to keep it neat and tidy.
- tools When using this always tie long black hair and remove all hazardous jewelry.
- All students need to take note of when they see their peers using the tools or machinery.
- Never do this in a workshop else one may sustain injury.
- Always wear this when doing work in the workshop.
- What must be tied properly before entering the workshop.
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- Always use this when using machine tools when directed by safety signs or the teacher.
- Avoid carrying sharp or pointed tools around the workshop. If the need be, always carry them in a certain direction.
- Something that you need to report to your teachers and workshop instructors.
- Never enter the Technology room without someone being present.
- line Only one student is permitted to stand behind a certain area while waiting for his/her turn to use the machine.
- Never use or turn on something without the Teacher being present.
13 Clues: Always wear this when doing work in the workshop. • Never do this in a workshop else one may sustain injury. • What must be tied properly before entering the workshop. • Never enter the Technology room without someone being present. • Never use or turn on something without the Teacher being present. • ...
Safety 2024 2024-04-03
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- You should report a _______ to your supervisor or manager in the workplace.
- What is the speed limit for the vehicles within plant premises?
- Operators should inspect their forklifts _____ shift.
- While lifting material we should keep our back?
- Organized and ______ work areas prevents accidents and injuries.
- A ____ is a likelihood of an occurrence of a hazardous event or exposure and the severity of injury or ill health.
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- What is the acronym for Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
- What is relative freedom from danger, risk, or threat of harm, injury, or loss to personnel and/or property, whether caused deliberately or by accident.
- All employees are provided with _____ to complete their jobs safely.
- In case of ____, all employees should reach to nearest assembly point.
- The purpose of the ____ is to provide informaiton on hazardous chemicals.
- Only trained and authorized workers can operate.
12 Clues: While lifting material we should keep our back? • Only trained and authorized workers can operate. • Operators should inspect their forklifts _____ shift. • What is the speed limit for the vehicles within plant premises? • Organized and ______ work areas prevents accidents and injuries. • All employees are provided with _____ to complete their jobs safely. • ...
Safety Crossword 2024-08-19
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- You should read these before you begin a lab.
- This is what you should press if there was a gas fire in the classroom.
- This is what you should be using in the science classroom at ALL TIMES.
- This should be worn to protect your body.
- These should be worn to protect your eyes.
- This is the only acceptable food/drink you can have in the science classroom.
- This is a type of accident you should tell the teacher about.
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- This is a type of accident you should tell the teacher about.
- This is a safety feature in the classroom to rinse out your eyes.
- This is when you should report accidents.
- This is what you should use to put out a fire, but not on a person.
- This is a tool, not a lightsaber or a baseball bat or a golf club etc.
- These should be worn to protect your hands.
13 Clues: This is when you should report accidents. • This should be worn to protect your body. • These should be worn to protect your eyes. • These should be worn to protect your hands. • You should read these before you begin a lab. • This is a type of accident you should tell the teacher about. • This is a type of accident you should tell the teacher about. • ...
Safety First 2024-09-09
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- _______ points of contact is recommended whenever using a ladder.
- Minimum number of feet of travel distance between fire extinguishers.
- The Safety Zone is at least _____ feet from a lift.
- Acronym for fire response steps.
- Required PPE when making a bale.
- Fire extinguisher acronym.
- Space with limited means of entry or exit.
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- Forklift operators must yield the right of way to _______.
- A spotter must be trained ______ to performing spotter duties.
- The _____ Zone is twice the distance that the load is high.
- There are_____ types of workplace violence.
- Used to identify current air quality.
- Heat ______. Muscle spasms that usually affect the arms, legs, or stomach. Frequently they don't occur until sometime later after work, at night, or when relaxing.
13 Clues: Fire extinguisher acronym. • Acronym for fire response steps. • Required PPE when making a bale. • Used to identify current air quality. • Space with limited means of entry or exit. • There are_____ types of workplace violence. • The Safety Zone is at least _____ feet from a lift. • Forklift operators must yield the right of way to _______. • ...
Food Safety 2024-07-09
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- Tiny organism that can cause illness
- Important practice to prevent the spread of germs
- Microorganisms that can cause foodborne illness
- What you want your food to be to eat without worry
- Storage method that slows down the growth of bacteria in perishable foods
- Tool used to measure the internal temperature of food to ensure it is safe to eat
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- Critical factor in preventing bacterial growth in food
- Process of keeping surfaces and equipment clean to prevent contamination
- Wash these before and after handling food
- Date after which food should not be consumed
- Protective gear worn by food handlers to prevent direct contact with food
- What should you do with frozen meat before cooking
12 Clues: Tiny organism that can cause illness • Wash these before and after handling food • Date after which food should not be consumed • Microorganisms that can cause foodborne illness • Important practice to prevent the spread of germs • What you want your food to be to eat without worry • What should you do with frozen meat before cooking • ...
Lab Safety 2024-06-29
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- Equipment carrying this warning may electrocute
- No flames allowed in this area
- Dangerous if inhaled or ingested
- Wear these to protect your hands
- Provides emergency washing for eyes
- Warns of biological hazards
- Can damage or destroy other substances by chemical action
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- Easily catches fire
- Use in case of fire
- Requires safety goggles
- No consuming food or drinks here
- Indicates presence of radioactive materials
12 Clues: Easily catches fire • Use in case of fire • Requires safety goggles • Warns of biological hazards • No flames allowed in this area • Dangerous if inhaled or ingested • No consuming food or drinks here • Wear these to protect your hands • Provides emergency washing for eyes • Indicates presence of radioactive materials • Equipment carrying this warning may electrocute • ...
Safety Rules 2024-10-21
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- do not...on the floor
- keep...away from electrical appliances
- pedestrians should move along...
- only cross on...
- if there is a fire, immediately inform an...
- calm...don't panic
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- only cross at...
- do not...food on the tables
- do not...the phone when getting information about terrorism
- during evacuation, walk in...
- the road only in designated places
- when leaving a place, turn...electrical appliances
12 Clues: only cross at... • only cross on... • calm...don't panic • do not...on the floor • do not...food on the tables • during evacuation, walk in... • pedestrians should move along... • the road only in designated places • keep...away from electrical appliances • if there is a fire, immediately inform an... • when leaving a place, turn...electrical appliances • ...
General Safety 2023-07-13
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- This needs to be completed before performing non-standard work
- The number of points of contact on a ladder
- This should be worn on the factory floor at all times
- You need one every time you're using an overhead crane
- This is when you should report and incident
- This is when you can be under a suspended load
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- Fall protection must be worn when using this
- This is a great way to stay in the know
- Pedestrian walkways are identified by this color
- This needs to be completed before perfoming hot work
- This is the campus speed limit
- This us used to guide a suspended load
12 Clues: This is the campus speed limit • This us used to guide a suspended load • This is a great way to stay in the know • The number of points of contact on a ladder • This is when you should report and incident • Fall protection must be worn when using this • This is when you can be under a suspended load • Pedestrian walkways are identified by this color • ...
January Safety 2023-01-27
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- manual lifting is done by a ______________________
- _____________________ injury can be caused by lifting
- manually carrying loads above eye level affect __________________
- ________________ safety is affected by a person's attitude.
- _____________________ is the first word in ABC
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- when you do not care you are showing__________________
- a __________ will tell you what hazards in a chemical
- clean, organized work areas will help prevent a _______
- being unaware of hand locations can cause a ____________
- always ask for _______________ if you need it.
- bend your knees and keep your back straight when _______ing
- it may be safer to ______________ a load rather than lift a load.
12 Clues: always ask for _______________ if you need it. • _____________________ is the first word in ABC • manual lifting is done by a ______________________ • a __________ will tell you what hazards in a chemical • _____________________ injury can be caused by lifting • when you do not care you are showing__________________ • ...
Safety Awareness 2022-09-22
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- Washing hands or using hand sanitizer
- Patient can take medication by ordered...
- Medical emergency
- Checking label against the order
- Patient is unresponsive
- Check _________ name and DOB on order
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- Making sure patient tolerates medication
- Does patient need medication
- Time, route, site & other specific info
- Calculate and double check your calculations
- Patient is due for medication
- This code is used when a child is missing
12 Clues: Medical emergency • Patient is unresponsive • Does patient need medication • Patient is due for medication • Checking label against the order • Washing hands or using hand sanitizer • Check _________ name and DOB on order • Time, route, site & other specific info • Making sure patient tolerates medication • Patient can take medication by ordered... • ...
Tractor Safety 2022-09-08
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- These checks should be done while completing the 8 primary responsibilities to operate a tractor safely
- This is something you do not wear when the ROPS are folded down.
- This is something you should always keep clean and free from obstructing material
- This is something you should never do while the engine is running or hot
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- Disengage this when its not in use
- You do not add this liquid to the radiator while the engine is hot.
- This is something you should never do when traveling down a hill
- Use special caution on these. Slow down for all turns and stay off the highway whenever possible
- These should be kept low and always on the drawbar, otherwise, the tractor might flip backwards
- Never start an engine in a closed shed or ______
- This sign should always be placed in a tractor to alert others that the vehicle is slow moving.
- Fill in the Blank: Never get off a moving tractor or leave it with its engine running
12 Clues: Disengage this when its not in use • Never start an engine in a closed shed or ______ • This is something you should never do when traveling down a hill • This is something you do not wear when the ROPS are folded down. • You do not add this liquid to the radiator while the engine is hot. • This is something you should never do while the engine is running or hot • ...
Kitchen Safety 2022-09-21
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- Wash and Rinse dishes in ________ water, this helps to ensure they are clean and dry more easily.
- Turn handles of pans _________ away from the edge of the stovetop/range.
- Long _______ should be tied back on lab days
- Wash ___________ before cooking, or after touching anything unclean (face, hair, raw meat, etc.).
- Use a wet ________________ to clean up small bits of glass. (HINT-2 words no space)
- __________ sharp utensils separately.
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- You can't always see if a ________ is on because they are electric stoves. Always assume it may be hot.
- A ________ knife is safer than a dull knife, because it is less likely to slip on the food item.
- It is best to use a ______________ or step stool, NOT a chair, when reaching things in high places. (Hint-Starts with an "L".)
- Store __________ in a separate cupboard/space from food. (HINT-starts with a "C"
- Clean up spills ________________.
- Never turn on a ________ when it is empty, it could damage it.(HINT- starts with an 'm'.)
12 Clues: Clean up spills ________________. • __________ sharp utensils separately. • Long _______ should be tied back on lab days • Turn handles of pans _________ away from the edge of the stovetop/range. • Store __________ in a separate cupboard/space from food. (HINT-starts with a "C" • Use a wet ________________ to clean up small bits of glass. (HINT-2 words no space) • ...
Online Safety 2022-09-12
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- Free from danger
- A global computer network
- An electronic device machine
- A malicious software
- A secret word in-order to gain access
- A person who gains unauthorised access to data
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- A person who's fully developed
- Safe from harm or danger
- A very addictive social media
- A person who you don't know
- A person 13-18
- A person before puberty
12 Clues: A person 13-18 • Free from danger • A malicious software • A person before puberty • Safe from harm or danger • A global computer network • A person who you don't know • An electronic device machine • A very addictive social media • A person who's fully developed • A secret word in-order to gain access • A person who gains unauthorised access to data
SAFETY WEEK 2023-09-06
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- NEVER PUSH MORE THAN HOW MANY CARTS?
- I IN THINK
- THE N IN THINK
- WEAR THIS MANY LAYERS IN COLD WEATHER
- WHAT DOES PPE STAND FOR
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- WHAT DOES JHA STAND FOR
- WHAT DOES SDS STAND FOR
- THESE MUST BE WORN WHEN USING THE COMPACTOR/BALER
- HOW MANY POINTS OF CONTACT WHILE CLIMBING A LADDER
- PASS
- CUT THIS WAY WHEN USING A BOX CUTTER
- STAY THIS MANY FEET AWAY FROM FORKLIFTS
12 Clues: PASS • I IN THINK • THE N IN THINK • WHAT DOES JHA STAND FOR • WHAT DOES SDS STAND FOR • WHAT DOES PPE STAND FOR • NEVER PUSH MORE THAN HOW MANY CARTS? • CUT THIS WAY WHEN USING A BOX CUTTER • WEAR THIS MANY LAYERS IN COLD WEATHER • STAY THIS MANY FEET AWAY FROM FORKLIFTS • THESE MUST BE WORN WHEN USING THE COMPACTOR/BALER • HOW MANY POINTS OF CONTACT WHILE CLIMBING A LADDER
Food Safety 2022-05-31
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- Float like a butterfly sting like a bee
- Hooves, Ball & Court
- the reason we have food recalls
- Take back
- To inspect for compliance
- The number of babies in the family
- The pink panther turned purple and went wild
Down
- I see meat, poultry, pork but not sandwiches
- A pet friendly place for coffee with the abu-alis
- Allergy linked to gloves
- Keeping families around the kitchen table
- Home to the pharaohs
12 Clues: Take back • Hooves, Ball & Court • Home to the pharaohs • Allergy linked to gloves • To inspect for compliance • the reason we have food recalls • The number of babies in the family • Float like a butterfly sting like a bee • Keeping families around the kitchen table • I see meat, poultry, pork but not sandwiches • The pink panther turned purple and went wild • ...
Safety Week 2023-05-22
12 Clues: close call • put fire out • correct plug • Proper Eyewear • preventing falls • morning exercise • don't pull cart but • Guarding against BBP • heat stress can cause • how many hours of sleep needed • zone staying in the green when lifting • when should you use 3 points of contact
Fire Safety 2023-10-05
Across
- One of the two ways to alarm
- What to do with patient room doors
- What is pulled when using a fire extinguisher
- First action when responding to a fire
- Fourth action when using a fire extinguisher
- Second action when responding to a fire
- Acronym for response to fire situation
Down
- How frequently fire extinguishers have to be visually inspected
- Doors cannot be kept this way
- Exits must be kept this way
- Third action when using a fire extinguisher
- Acronym for fire extinguisher use
12 Clues: Exits must be kept this way • One of the two ways to alarm • Doors cannot be kept this way • Acronym for fire extinguisher use • What to do with patient room doors • First action when responding to a fire • Acronym for response to fire situation • Second action when responding to a fire • Third action when using a fire extinguisher • ...
Road Safety 2024-09-16
Across
- What side of the road should you drive on in Australia
- What should you take out of your ears when crossing the road?
- What should you do at a stop sign?
- What should you not drink before and during driving?
- What causes the most accidents?
- What is the legal age to learn how to drive?
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- What should you buckle in before driving?
- What should you look out for when driving across roads and intersections?
- What coloured light should you stop at?
- What should you do if you are inn a school zone?
- What should you check for before crossing the road?
- What is the legal speed limit for learner drivers in NSW?
12 Clues: What causes the most accidents? • What should you do at a stop sign? • What coloured light should you stop at? • What should you buckle in before driving? • What is the legal age to learn how to drive? • What should you do if you are inn a school zone? • What should you check for before crossing the road? • What should you not drink before and during driving? • ...
Safety Trivia 2024-09-16
Across
- A severe heat illness caused by the body overheating
- This personal protective equipment (PPE) is used for work at heights
- An acronym for a government agency that enforces standards and provides training, outreach, education, and compliance assistance
- Reporting unsafe acts and unsafe conditions (UA/UCs) can help prevent potential ______________
- A type of PPE in your GO Bag that has an arc rating protection of 8.6 cal/cm
Down
- An electrical event that results in an energy release
- A mindful practice that involves focusing or clearing your mind
- An acronym for a safety procedure used to ensure equipment is properly shut off and stays off until maintenance is completed
- A type of hazard created by a repetitive task
- A CBRE employee, typically an FM, engineer, or technician that drives a company-owned vehicle
- This item holds your hard hat, safety vest/glasses, and other PPE
- A routine meeting that communicates all aspects of the job to its workers in order to ensure safety, quality and production
12 Clues: A type of hazard created by a repetitive task • A severe heat illness caused by the body overheating • An electrical event that results in an energy release • A mindful practice that involves focusing or clearing your mind • This item holds your hard hat, safety vest/glasses, and other PPE • This personal protective equipment (PPE) is used for work at heights • ...
health & safety 2024-09-11
12 Clues: must be worn • puts fires out • you hit the floor • escape in a hurry • obstacle in the way • can't breathe this in • a danger in the workshop • worn to protect your eyes • worn to protect your feet • goes in the coshh cuopboard • worn to protect your fingers • might happen if there's oil on the floor
E-Safety 2024-11-08
Across
- When an adult uses the internet, especially chat rooms to get to know a young person.
- A form of cybercrime where a person sends a fake text, email, or pop-up message to get people to share their personal information, passwords, or financial information
- A process where someone is being encouraged to develop extreme views or beliefs in support of terrorist groups and activities
- Keeping safe when using computers and the internet
- Refers to all illegal activities carried out using a computer & a network
- someone who sees what is happening between the bully and the victim but is not directly involved in the bullying
- Bullying using technology
Down
- Fake Website- A type of attack on a computer device in which the attacker tries to steal the identity of the legitimate user and act as another
- A malicious file written to affect data/program stored on a computer
- Software that monitors/collects personal info about web pages you visit
- Not directly involved in the cyberbullying incident, but steps in to help anyway
- Software that protects a computer system or network from being accessed by an intruder, especially via the internet
12 Clues: Bullying using technology • Keeping safe when using computers and the internet • A malicious file written to affect data/program stored on a computer • Software that monitors/collects personal info about web pages you visit • Refers to all illegal activities carried out using a computer & a network • ...
