safety Crossword Puzzles
boating 2025-05-12
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- The body of the boat that rides in and on top of the water.
- Moving backward.
- The main flat surface of a boat above the hull.
- The enclosed living space on a boat.
- life jacket
- ypically results in a fine and may involve further penalties like completing a boating safety course or having your boating privileges restricted for a period
- the front end of a ship.
- Moving or traveling.
- The act of overtaking another boat.
- The left side of a boat.
- The back of the boat.
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- The area where the boat is steered.
- Proof of completion of an approved boating safety course.
- A waterway, usually navigable.
- Any boat or floating craft.
- Boat registration is valid for three years.
- A monetary penalty for a violation
- The right side of a boat
- The lowermost part of the boat's interior, where water can collect.
- A horn sound used for signaling.
- The bathroom on a boat.
21 Clues: life jacket • Moving backward. • Moving or traveling. • The back of the boat. • The bathroom on a boat. • The right side of a boat • the front end of a ship. • The left side of a boat. • Any boat or floating craft. • A waterway, usually navigable. • A horn sound used for signaling. • A monetary penalty for a violation • The area where the boat is steered. • ...
Quality Outcomes Crossword 2025-05-13
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- Specialized team for rapid patient assessment
- Scoring system to detect early patient decline
- System of checks to prevent missed clinical decline
- Device worn to prevent venous clots
- Infection type associated with urinary catheters
- Nurse rounds completed every hour to enhance safety
- Blood clot prevention strategy.
- Failure to recognize/treat clinical deterioration
- Scheduled repositioning to prevent skin injury
- Blood clot disorder abbreviation
- Localized skin damage from pressure
- Process of moving a patient from one care setting to another
- Handwashing practice to prevent infection
- Assessment tool for pressure injury risk
- Standardized patient care blueprint
- Term for hospital-acquired adverse events
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- Acute confusional state increasing fall risk
- Goal of preventing harm in healthcare settings
- Worsening of a patient’s clinical condition
- Preventive action to reduce VTE occurrence
- Systematic approach to identify infections
- Tool used to assess fall risk
- Investigative method following adverse events
- Safety device that alarms when a patient attempts to get up
- Patient incident involving hitting the floor unintentionally
25 Clues: Tool used to assess fall risk • Blood clot prevention strategy. • Blood clot disorder abbreviation • Device worn to prevent venous clots • Localized skin damage from pressure • Standardized patient care blueprint • Assessment tool for pressure injury risk • Handwashing practice to prevent infection • Term for hospital-acquired adverse events • ...
Test 2022-10-06
Across
- Death
- Demise
- Good/bad
- Friendship
- Coldness
- Future
- Music
- Truth
- Justice
- Variety
- War
- Immortality
- Corruption
- Knowledge
- Reliance
- Love
- Tradition
- Insanity
- Rage
- Punishment
- Habit
- Magic
- Danger
- Innocence
- Limitations
- Freedom
- Complexity
- Pessimism
- Pressure
- Possibility
- Aging
- Division
- Supremacy
- Recklessness
- Crime
- Betrayal
- Pride
- Imperfection
- Failure
- Safety
- Guilt
- Collaboration
- Home
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- Warmth
- Dreams
- Fear
- Life
- Boringness
- Wisdom
- Differences
- Maturity
- Trust
- Beauty
- Society
- Bravery
- Challenge
- Growth
- Feminism
- adventure
- Impermanence
- Power
- Marriage
- Chaos
- Patience
- Unity
- Loneliness
- Shame
- Family
- Confusion
- ambiguity
- Pain
- art
- Gender
- Memory
- Simplicity
- Weakness
- Passion
- Misery
- Savagery
- Cooperation
- Revenge
- Faith
- Positivity
- Escape
- Fun
- Youth
86 Clues: War • art • Fun • Fear • Life • Love • Rage • Pain • Home • Death • Trust • Music • Truth • Power • Chaos • Unity • Shame • Habit • Magic • Aging • Crime • Faith • Pride • Youth • Guilt • Warmth • Dreams • Demise • Wisdom • Beauty • Future • Growth • Family • Danger • Gender • Memory • Misery • Escape • Safety • Society • Bravery • Justice • Variety • Freedom • Passion • Revenge • Failure • Good/bad • Maturity • Coldness • Feminism • Marriage • Patience • Reliance • Insanity • Weakness • Pressure • Division • Savagery • ...
Kitchen Safety and Sanitation Crossword 2025-09-01
Across
- Should be closed-toed to protect your feet.
- Never put metal or foil in this appliance.
- Items like fire extinguishers, oven mitts, and smoke detectors.
- Keeping food and surfaces clean to prevent contamination.
- Protecting yourself and others from harm in the kitchen.
- Should be short and clean.
- Safety item used to smother flames.
- A type of hazard caused by substances like cleaning products.
- Used with warm water to wash hands.
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- The practice of keeping yourself clean to avoid spreading germs.
- Helps keep hair out of food.
- The number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- Microorganisms like Salmonella and E. coli that can cause foodborne illness.
- Knives should never be this.
- A type of hazard you can see or feel, like hair or glass.
- A type of hazard caused by microorganisms in food.
- A surface used to safely chop food.
- Always carry this tool pointing down.
- Protects clothes and keeps food clean.
- Something that can cause illness or injury.
20 Clues: Should be short and clean. • Helps keep hair out of food. • Knives should never be this. • A surface used to safely chop food. • Safety item used to smother flames. • Used with warm water to wash hands. • Always carry this tool pointing down. • Protects clothes and keeps food clean. • Never put metal or foil in this appliance. • Should be closed-toed to protect your feet. • ...
Ethical Dilemma 2025-08-26
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- The Galaxy Note 7 had repeated safety issues.
- Collapsed due to massive accounting fraud.
- Created fake customer accounts without consent.
- Accused of contributing to childhood obesity through aggressive marketing.
- Whistleblowers exposed alleged accounting irregularities in 2019.
- Linked to the Cambridge Analytica scandal and misuse of user data.
- Criticised for harsh working conditions in warehouses.
- & Johnson Sued for unsafe talcum powder
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- Criticised for greenwashing sustainability claims.
- Faced lawsuits for false marketing of opioids.
- Supply chains were accused of using child labour.
- Accused of not paying fair trade prices to coffee farmers
- Fined for abusing market dominance in online advertising.
- Faced criticism for surge pricing during emergencies
- Accused of depleting water resources in Kerala, India.
- Faced backlash for customer data leaks and privacy issues.
- Controversy raised concerns over stock price manipulation.
- Caught in the “Dieselgate” scandal for cheating on emission tests.
- The 737 MAX plane crashes raised ethical questions about safety.
- Faced backlash for unethical infant formula marketing.
20 Clues: & Johnson Sued for unsafe talcum powder • Collapsed due to massive accounting fraud. • The Galaxy Note 7 had repeated safety issues. • Faced lawsuits for false marketing of opioids. • Created fake customer accounts without consent. • Criticised for greenwashing sustainability claims. • Accused of depleting water resources in Kerala, India. • ...
Occupational Health and Safety 2025-09-11
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- The person or company that gives you a job
- Safety instructions you must follow
- Another word for laws made by the government
- An unplanned event that could have caused harm
- harm or damage to your body
- Slippery floors, fire, and chemicals are examples of..
- everyone is legally or morally entitled to
- means stopping something before it happens
- Chores, schoolwork, and job tasks are examples of your..
- Is Something you need to live well, not money, but...
- I am a class taught in highschool
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- Hard hats, seatbelts, and life jackets are made for...
- An event that COULD HAVE caused injury, but didnt
- An unexpected event causing injury or damage
- A person who does a job or task
- Another word for job or career
- Another word for a manager or boss at a workplace
- informing supervisors or authorities about accidents or hazards
- Crossing the road without looking is a big...
- Immediate care given after a surgery
20 Clues: harm or damage to your body • Another word for job or career • A person who does a job or task • I am a class taught in highschool • Safety instructions you must follow • Immediate care given after a surgery • The person or company that gives you a job • everyone is legally or morally entitled to • means stopping something before it happens • ...
Sci-Fest Crossword - Built Environment Edition 2026-05-05
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- The process of determining how much a property is worth
- Ensures buildings meet safety regulations and legal standards
- Protection of people on construction sites
- The process of improving land or property
- The amount of money set aside for a project
- A problem or fault found in a building
- Large projects like roads, bridges, and railways
- Manages buildings and deals with tenants and maintenance
- Rules that ensure buildings are safe and compliant
- The process of inspecting and assessing land or buildings
- A plan or design of a building
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- Items like bricks, steel, and concrete used in building
- Manages costs and budgets on construction projects
- Inspects buildings to check for defects and condition
- The process of building structures such as houses and roads
- Oversees work and activities on a construction site
- A detailed drawing showing how a building will be constructed
- The land on which a building is constructed
- The process of keeping buildings in good condition
- The process of measuring dimensions on site
20 Clues: A plan or design of a building • A problem or fault found in a building • The process of improving land or property • Protection of people on construction sites • The land on which a building is constructed • The amount of money set aside for a project • The process of measuring dimensions on site • Large projects like roads, bridges, and railways • ...
MRSO 2026-09-01
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- measure of absorption
- the T in 1.5T
- image distortions
- zone where check in and other patients are
- spinning hydrogen nuclei
- effect when something magnetic enters scan room
- only safe under specific conditions
- there are 4 of these
- synchronizing scanning with bodily motion
- most famous ferromagnetic material
- sudden loss of cryogen/ boil off
- process of identifying potential hazards, implants, and contraindications
- S in MRSO
- the RF shielding cage
- zone that the MRI machine is in
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- can never enter MRI room
- tunnel of the scanner
- magnetic field
- the act of the technologist using the MRI machine
- gas that escapes during a quench
- group that has ultimate authority on safety threshold
- sequence using 90 degree pulse followed by 180 pulse
- sound measure
- material strongly attached to magnetic
- A in ACR
- pacemaker, defibrillator, etc
- safty officer of MRI
- patient gets this from over heating
- necessary for detecting foreign bodies prior to MRI scan
- containing no iron
30 Clues: A in ACR • S in MRSO • the T in 1.5T • sound measure • magnetic field • image distortions • containing no iron • there are 4 of these • safty officer of MRI • tunnel of the scanner • measure of absorption • the RF shielding cage • can never enter MRI room • spinning hydrogen nuclei • pacemaker, defibrillator, etc • zone that the MRI machine is in • gas that escapes during a quench • ...
caught in between hazards 2026-06-10
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- Injury caused by pressure between objects
- OSHA requires employers to provide a safe working ______
- Area around operating equipment that should be kept clear
- Safety practice of identifying hazards before work begins
- Procedure used to control hazardous energy
- Material that may collapse and trap workers in a trench
- The act of securing machinery before maintenance
- Protective structure used in trenches
- Moving machine parts can create this type of hazard
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- Common term for areas where body parts can get caught
- Main goal of safety procedures
- Workers should stay out from under suspended ______
- Protective equipment for the head
- Protective equipment for the hands
- Hazard where a worker is squeezed between two objects
- Unsafe action of placing hands near moving parts
- Device used to stop machine operation in an emergency
- Excavation protection used to prevent cave-ins
- Heavy equipment that can pin workers against surfaces
- Machine component that should be covered to prevent injuries
20 Clues: Main goal of safety procedures • Protective equipment for the head • Protective equipment for the hands • Protective structure used in trenches • Injury caused by pressure between objects • Procedure used to control hazardous energy • Excavation protection used to prevent cave-ins • Unsafe action of placing hands near moving parts • ...
Jacqueline's Safety Crossword 2015-10-09
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- Never return these to their original containers.
- Horseplay, practical jokes, and ____ are dangerous and NOT ALLOWED.
- Never handle broken glass with your _____ ______.
- Be this and use caution at all times in the lab.
- Keep these clear. (Example: Push your chair in when not in use.)
- Be _____ for your work in the lab!
- Do not eat food, drink beverages, or ___ ___ in the lab.
- Never look into a container that is being _____.
- Call this when you or your partner are hurt.
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- Do not immerse hot ____ into cold water.
- Always wear these when using chemicals or heat.
- Do not _____ with other students working on a lab.
- These are to be worn during all lab experiments.
- All chemicals in lab should be considered this.
- Always check these on chemical bottles twice.
- If you do not understand an instruction, ____ for help.
- Never work ____. No student may work in the lab without the instructor.
- You should always point test tubes ___ from you when heating them.
- Follow all verbal and _____ instructions carefully.
19 Clues: Be _____ for your work in the lab! • Do not immerse hot ____ into cold water. • Call this when you or your partner are hurt. • Always check these on chemical bottles twice. • Always wear these when using chemicals or heat. • All chemicals in lab should be considered this. • Never return these to their original containers. • ...
Lab Safety Crossword! 2018-02-06
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- Do not _______ on the lab benches
- ______________ material will ignite if exposed to heat or sparks
- Do not tightly ________________ a flask where gas is being created as it can explode
- People often picture scientists as wearing lab coats, glasses, and having crazy hair. However, these _______________ are inaccurate, and a scientist can look like anyone. Including you!
- If your clothing catches on fire, you must immediately let a staff member know and then STOP, DROP and _________!
- You will find a compressed gas symbol on a bottle of ______________ (hint: you spray this to make things smell good and kill bacteria)
- _____________ material will make a fire larger and more intense
- Do not _______ in the lab. Your food may pick up harmful chemicals
- If you're not sure about something... Ask your ______________!
- do not use broken or ______________ glassware
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- ________________ Reactive Material will react with a wide variety of substances. These items should be kept in isolation from other chemicals.
- __________________ will be dealt with severely!
- Never leave a heat source _________________ as someone can get burned.
- If you are instructed to smell something during a lab, you must _________ the chemicals and should NEVER place the substance directly under your nose and inhale.
- Compressed ______ is highly explosive
- _______________ material give of deadly vapours and can blow up if damaged or placed under heat.
- ___________ and return all glassware at the end of a lab
- ______________ material can eat away at materials and even your skin. You need to be especially cautious not to spill these materials
- Make sure long _________ is tied back, when doing a lab.
19 Clues: Do not _______ on the lab benches • Compressed ______ is highly explosive • do not use broken or ______________ glassware • __________________ will be dealt with severely! • ___________ and return all glassware at the end of a lab • Make sure long _________ is tied back, when doing a lab. • If you're not sure about something... Ask your ______________! • ...
Health and Safety 2018-01-29
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- This colour chopping board is used to prepare raw meat
- The Children Act introduced what?
- A common stomach bug that causes severe diarrhea and vomiting
- RIDDOR reports will be sent to who?
- Infection is spread by breathing in, this is called?
- Legal status that is compulsory by law
- They all have a statement of intent
- What legislation controls the use and dangers of chemicals?
- All injuries and serious illnesses need to be reported
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- Where can you find safeguarding and welfare requirements?
- Law passed by the Monarchy
- This colour chopping board is used to prepare Vegetables
- Development Matters
- Under the Health and Safety at work act, whose responsibility is it to use equipment provided by the setting?
- Infection is spread by swallowing, this is called?
- What should be used when cleaning blood and body fluids?
- Under the Health and Safety at work act, whose responsibility is it to provide induction training?
- This infection spreads by airborne particles and close contact. People can get this infection more than once.
- Infection is spread via a wound, this is called?
19 Clues: Development Matters • Law passed by the Monarchy • The Children Act introduced what? • RIDDOR reports will be sent to who? • They all have a statement of intent • Legal status that is compulsory by law • Infection is spread via a wound, this is called? • Infection is spread by swallowing, this is called? • Infection is spread by breathing in, this is called? • ...
Health and Safety 2013-02-22
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- Safe and able to carry out
- safe working law
- follows an accident
- general dress code for employee
- trained to a level
- footwear reguirement
- result of not following safe practice
- safe advised max lift
- must obey
- result of lack of care or knowledge
- action for unsafe practice
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- substances regulation
- When unsure
- safe working practice survey
- potential to cause harm
- means of escape
- fume ventilator
- reporting accident procedure
- Likelyhood of harm
19 Clues: must obey • When unsure • means of escape • fume ventilator • safe working law • trained to a level • Likelyhood of harm • follows an accident • footwear reguirement • substances regulation • safe advised max lift • potential to cause harm • Safe and able to carry out • action for unsafe practice • safe working practice survey • reporting accident procedure • general dress code for employee • ...
School Bus Safety 2021-08-31
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- The state can suspend your license for failing to stop for a school bus displaying flashing lights twice in a ____ year period
- Yellow or red lights on a school bus flash ____ to warn motorists they are stopping to pick up or drop off children
- You are not required to stop if the school bus with flashing lights is on the opposite side of a ____ roadway
- In speed zones of 35mph or ____ school buses will activate their yellow flashing lights at least 300 feet before the school bus stop
- A law enforcement officer with probable cause to believe that a driver has violated the school bus laws can charge the driver within ____ hours of the offense
- It is illegal to pass on the right of a school bus displaying flashing ____ lights
- It is illegal to ____ through a line of children crossing a road
- Driving privileges can be ____ if you attempt to pass a school bus displaying flashing red lights or extended stop arm
- When you ____ your application for driving privileges, you indicate that you understand the school bus laws and the penalties
- Two violations of the School Safety Patrol Law within a year is a ____ misdemeanor
- If you attempt to pass a school bus displaying red flashing lights or extended stop arm, the fine is not less that ____ hundred dollars plus suspension of driving privileges
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- ____ motorists cannot pass a school bus displaying red flashing lights and with its stop arm extended
- A violation of the School Safety Patrol Law is a ____
- Motorists must stop at least ____ feet from the line created by a school bus with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended
- Drivers seeing a safety patrol assisting schoolmates at a school crossing must come to a ____ stop
- The owner of a vehicle will be ____ for violating a school bus law unless they can prove another person was driving
- In a speed zone of 35mph or ____ flashing lights will be displayed at least 100 feet before the school bus stop
- It is illegal to pass a school bus displaying flashing ___ lights and extending its stop arm
- It is illegal to ____ a school bus while its red lights are flashing or a stop arm is extended
- When stopped for a school bus, motorists cannot ____
20 Clues: When stopped for a school bus, motorists cannot ____ • A violation of the School Safety Patrol Law is a ____ • It is illegal to ____ through a line of children crossing a road • It is illegal to pass on the right of a school bus displaying flashing ____ lights • Two violations of the School Safety Patrol Law within a year is a ____ misdemeanor • ...
STERIS Safety Crossword 2022-03-17
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- what color code is announced for an active shooter?
- what should you push in to reduce the profile on carts in the walkway (hint: these lock)
- who do you call after any injury
- what part of your lab coat gets caught if carts are too close or blocking walkways?
- what is in a bucket in the employee entrance that can help dissolve ice?
- what is the name of the cabinet that IPA is stored in?
- what should use when you enter and exit the lab?
- what emergency requires you to leave the building immediately?
- where should you look under for broken glass while cleaning up?
- what color code is announced for a medical emergency?
- what animal do you walk like during slippery conditions?
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- what button can you press to discreetly alert emergency services of a threat?
- what should you do with carts on slanted floors? (Ex Dishwashing)
- what emergency requires you to evacuate to the weather shelter (Tornado, severe thunderstorm)
- how do you contact emergency services from an internal phone (4 words)?
- what gets placed after mopping or when you find a spill to alert others of wet floor?
- where is the chemical spill supplies stored?
- how much space is required in walkways (two words)
- when you open a chemical, what do you write on the bottle? (Date and Initial – Abbreviation)
19 Clues: who do you call after any injury • where is the chemical spill supplies stored? • what should use when you enter and exit the lab? • how much space is required in walkways (two words) • what color code is announced for an active shooter? • what color code is announced for a medical emergency? • what is the name of the cabinet that IPA is stored in? • ...
Safety Day 2022 2022-07-13
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- One of the ways bloodborne pathogens are transmitted
- One of the sources needed to start a dust explosion
- The most typical type of injury in a workplace
- The type of guard that is a permanent part of a machine
- Refers to the amount of energy it takes for electrons to flow
- The color of the diamond border on pictograms
- One of the most common ways to control a fire
- The type of permit required each time a confined space is entered
- Heat and sparks from hot work can easily start a fire if they meet with this type of material
- LOTO includes this component plus a lock
- The channel you should turn to in event of an emergency
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- The activity most likely to cause back injury
- The type of dust that becomes dispersed in the air that can ignite
- An example of sanitary PPE used
- You should always use while on stairs
- The type of space that is large enough to enter but restricts movement
- Symptoms of heat exhaustion can include heavy sweating and rapid _____
- Hearing protection designed to protect you from loud noises
- Devices that cover your ears and are held together by a headband
19 Clues: An example of sanitary PPE used • You should always use while on stairs • LOTO includes this component plus a lock • The activity most likely to cause back injury • The color of the diamond border on pictograms • One of the most common ways to control a fire • The most typical type of injury in a workplace • One of the sources needed to start a dust explosion • ...
Mine Safety Crossword 2022-05-09
Across
- Has laces
- Material transporter
- Employees
- Deadliest hazard in mining
- Class B fire
- GHS labels
- Protects workers from tail pullies
- Only one exit
- Blocks tires
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- Beeps when going in reverse
- Coast guard approved
- Disconnect electrical energy
- MSHA violations
- Worked in the mine one day
- Holds you in equipment
- What we are in today
- Making sure you work area is safe
- Fusing together by heat
- Acronym reference to fire extinguisher
19 Clues: Has laces • Employees • GHS labels • Class B fire • Blocks tires • Only one exit • MSHA violations • Coast guard approved • Material transporter • What we are in today • Holds you in equipment • Fusing together by heat • Worked in the mine one day • Deadliest hazard in mining • Beeps when going in reverse • Disconnect electrical energy • Making sure you work area is safe • ...
Food Handling Safety 2022-09-20
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- can cause injury/harm while working
- try and keep the kitchen ____.
- Never youch your ____ when working with food
- the second in command in professional kitchens
- contact your manager and doctor if you think you may be...
- Safest Kind of knife
- a bacteria that can come from chicken
- a type of shoe you need for restaraunt work
- Term used to refer to temps that batceria grows best in
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- do not put heavy Objects here
- an acronym for Ready to Eat foods
- Do not mix these together because it may cause a reaction
- if you have ____ hair tie it back or secure it when working in the kitchen
- you can use this to clean off bacteria from dishes that have touched chicken
- stand to the ___ when opening doors
- a safety in the sheet you need when working with chemicals in the kitchen
- a bacteria that comes from beef and other raw meats
- if you cant reach broken glass with a broom use a ____ paper towel
- Most Dangerous Kind of Knife
19 Clues: Safest Kind of knife • Most Dangerous Kind of Knife • do not put heavy Objects here • try and keep the kitchen ____. • an acronym for Ready to Eat foods • can cause injury/harm while working • stand to the ___ when opening doors • a bacteria that can come from chicken • a type of shoe you need for restaraunt work • Never youch your ____ when working with food • ...
Shop Tools & Safety 2022-09-21
Across
- circular shaped sander
- sander you hold in your hand
- sanding straight edges or surfaces
- spins wood to create round items like pens
- not allowed to wear in shop
- tube of forced air
- straight cuts, curved cuts, and resawing
- sanding curved surfaces
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- drill holes into the material
- create one smooth surface
- what your hair should be in if it's long
- this machine creates one clean edge of a board
- cross cut, bevel cut, angle cut
- wear these at all times in the shop
- carved a curved or chamfered edge
- sand one surface to get the board to thickness
- rip cuts
- very detailed and intricate cuts
- what you should have on your feet
19 Clues: rip cuts • tube of forced air • circular shaped sander • sanding curved surfaces • create one smooth surface • not allowed to wear in shop • sander you hold in your hand • drill holes into the material • cross cut, bevel cut, angle cut • very detailed and intricate cuts • carved a curved or chamfered edge • what you should have on your feet • sanding straight edges or surfaces • ...
INTERNET SAFETY CROSSWORD 2021-06-17
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- A defensive technology designed to keep the bad guys out. Firewalls can be hardware or software-based.
- A group of computers, printers and devices that are interconnected and governed as a whole.
- The moment a hacker successfully exploits a vulnerability in a computer or device, and gains access to its files and network.
- A malicious application or script that can be used to take advantage of a computer’s vulnerability.
- A technology that allows us to access our files and/or services through the internet from anywhere in the world.
- People who use the internet to exploit usually younger people for sexual and other purposes.
- The process of encoding data to prevent theft by ensuring the data can only be accessed with a key.
- A technique used by hackers to obtain sensitive information.
- An umbrella term that describes all forms of malicious software designed to wreak havoc on a computer.
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- A form of malware that deliberately prevents you from accessing files on your computer – holding your data hostage.
- An audio or video clip that has been edited and manipulated to seem real or believable.
- A hacking attack that tricks victims into clicking on an unintended link or button, usually disguised as a harmless element.
- FOOTPRINT, The information about a particular person that exists on the internet as a result of their online activity.
- A type of software application or script that performs tasks on command, allowing an attacker to take complete control remotely of an affected computer.
- A set of programs that tell a computer to perform a task. These instructions are compiled into a package that users can install and use.
- THEFT, Occurs when someone uses your personal identifying information and pretends to be you in order to commit fraud or to gain other financial benefit.
- ADRESS, An internet version of a home address for your computer, which is identified when it communicates over a network.
- CITIZEN, A person who develops the skills and knowledge to effectively use the internet and other digital technology, especially in order to participate responsibly in social and civic activities:
- A type of malware that functions by spying on user activity without their knowledge.
- A type of malware aimed to corrupt, erase or modify information on a computer before spreading to others.
20 Clues: A technique used by hackers to obtain sensitive information. • A type of malware that functions by spying on user activity without their knowledge. • An audio or video clip that has been edited and manipulated to seem real or believable. • A group of computers, printers and devices that are interconnected and governed as a whole. • ...
Safety Ed puzzle 2022-10-17
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- what are one of the main laws teens ignore?
- the air conditioner is used to?
- who do you yield to in a four way stop?
- What are the top deaths for teens?
- Which side is the accelerator on?
- what tells how many miles a car has gone?
- what does a red light mean?
- which light can you check to see if your turn signal is on?
- what happens to your license when Vanessa’s law occurs?
- what number must you supply on the permit application?
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- what does a stop sign indicate?
- What test do you need to retake If you lose your permit?
- how long is the provisional license valid?
- If you move or change your name how many days are you given to change it?
- What is the most common license?
- years how long is the instruction permit valid?
- when you reach the age of 21 your Minnesota license expires after _ years?
- which manual can you use to find your answers for your states knowledge test?
- who’s fault is it if you hit someone from behind?
- what does a green light mean?
- how many seconds should you stay behind a car?
21 Clues: what does a red light mean? • what does a green light mean? • what does a stop sign indicate? • the air conditioner is used to? • What is the most common license? • Which side is the accelerator on? • What are the top deaths for teens? • who do you yield to in a four way stop? • what tells how many miles a car has gone? • how long is the provisional license valid? • ...
Workplace safety crossword 2024-01-17
19 Clues: vaara • kypärä • tärkeä • putoava • terveys • säännöt • näkyvyys • varoitus • käsineet • esineitä • liikenne • purkutyö • varusteet • suojalasit • turvakengät • huomioliivi • työmaakypärä • henkilökunta • hengityssuojain
Arthur's Food safety 2023-11-21
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- hair tie
- out of date
- something you cut on
- cook stuff on
- fills you up
- bacteria
- warm soapy water
- better sharp
- material that is lose
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- equipment that uses electricity
- type of shoe
- cooks things
- bubbly
- put stuff on
- when bacteria is passed from one food to another
- clean food
- water comes out of it
- time limit
- material that protects you
19 Clues: bubbly • hair tie • bacteria • clean food • time limit • out of date • type of shoe • cooks things • put stuff on • fills you up • better sharp • cook stuff on • warm soapy water • something you cut on • water comes out of it • material that is lose • material that protects you • equipment that uses electricity • when bacteria is passed from one food to another
AUS2 PEAK SAFETY 2023-11-22
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- Be extra mindful of this when you’re outside during winter months
- How many leadership principles are there
- When walking through the parking lot, don’t use this
- Use these to protect your ears
- If bringing a bag into amazon, what color should it be
- Speed limit in parking lot
- When should you notify someone if you've been injured
- What should you do before you start work and after you finish
- What should be visible on your person at all times
- When lifting heavy items, make sure you utilize your __________
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- If you aren't feeling well on site, you should go here
- What do you wear at all times while working in path
- What are we most obsessed with at Amazon
- General manager at AUS2
- The busiest season of the year here
- Always wear these in the building
- This should be tied up if it's past your shoulders
- What weight requires a team lift
- Drink a lot of this during your shift
19 Clues: General manager at AUS2 • Speed limit in parking lot • Use these to protect your ears • What weight requires a team lift • Always wear these in the building • The busiest season of the year here • Drink a lot of this during your shift • What are we most obsessed with at Amazon • How many leadership principles are there • This should be tied up if it's past your shoulders • ...
Darragh cyber safety 2016-06-07
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- people who help you get rid of the hackers
- thing that you can play video games
- things that are your special things
- big site where hackers can hack into things
- things are your personal things
- people sticking their heads in.
- ups adds that automatically appear on your device
- you need to be careful when doing this
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- people who will help you with bully's
- shutting down your device.
- someone who pretends to be nice but the
- safety things
- a device that you can go on line
- to get something on your
- someone who tries to be mean on line
- a thing that allows someone to speak to you
- word or numbers that allows you to go on to a device
- people who are getting rid of your things on line.
- things that everyone can see
19 Clues: safety things • to get something on your • shutting down your device. • things that everyone can see • things are your personal things • people sticking their heads in. • a device that you can go on line • thing that you can play video games • things that are your special things • someone who tries to be mean on line • people who will help you with bully's • ...
Lab safety/ equipment 2024-08-15
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- Propper way to sniff chemicals
- an object that is closed on one hand and used to hold small amounts of materials for an experiment
- long, slender vessels used for measuring the volumes of liquids
- used to block Oxygen from getting to a flame
- a form of personal protective equipment (PPE) used in the lab
- diethyl ether, diisopropyl ether, tetrahydrofuran (THF)can cause this
- a device for combining a flammable gas with controlled amounts of air before ignition
- Arsenic trioxide, Chlorine, Hydrogen cyanide, and Phonsgene are examples of ___
- to continue liquid and for mixing, heating, cooling, incubation,filtration,storage, and other liquid-handling processes
- Baggy pants, neck ties, and untied shoes
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- a disposable plastic pipet that is used to move small volumes of liquid
- must be up or pulled back
- must be unplug when not in use
- Must be removed before entering the lab
- an enclosure that safely contains and ventilates hazardous vapors
- Physical contact and unsafe acts
- A form of PPE for the eyes
- Lab equipment used to clean chemicals out of eyes
- a laboratory instrument used to measure and transfer a specific capacity of liquid
19 Clues: must be up or pulled back • A form of PPE for the eyes • Propper way to sniff chemicals • must be unplug when not in use • Physical contact and unsafe acts • Must be removed before entering the lab • Baggy pants, neck ties, and untied shoes • used to block Oxygen from getting to a flame • Lab equipment used to clean chemicals out of eyes • ...
Chemistry & Chemical Safety 2024-09-21
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- Common table salt is an example of a ______________.
- Term that refers to anything that occupies space; has physical and chemical properties; and exists in a solid, liquid, or gas form.
- when salt is dissolved in water, the water is a ________.
- two or more atoms are that are joined together chemically
- A substance is ________ when a substance gains oxygen.
- An oxidizing agent __________ oxygen.
- Acids are often used to __________ the skin
- immiscible liquids form _______ when they are combined.
- when salt is dissolved in water, the salt is a ________.
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- A substance that causes cancer
- a reducing agent adds __________ to a chemical compound
- There are ___ elements that are known to science today.
- the basic unit of matter that cannot be divided into simpler substances by ordinary chemical means
- Everything you can touch and everything you can see is matter EXCEPT light and _______.
- pH is an abbreviation of _____________.
- substances that cannot be reduced to simpler substances
- The number of naturally occurring elements on Earth.
- The very first surfactants were _______.
- solutions are considered _____ mixtures.
19 Clues: A substance that causes cancer • An oxidizing agent __________ oxygen. • pH is an abbreviation of _____________. • The very first surfactants were _______. • solutions are considered _____ mixtures. • Acids are often used to __________ the skin • Common table salt is an example of a ______________. • The number of naturally occurring elements on Earth. • ...
safety 6/24 2024-06-25
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- The best glue for costume making
- The month in which we sell the most fabric
- We do not give _______discounts on BBB
- What does the H in WHEAT stand for
- The type of fabric on sale right now
- Part of the body most injured in our industry
- yarn special orders go to _______
- We open _______
- Mission: We help people meet their _____ needs
- Jorge, Perla and _______ can speak Spanish
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- Where the money in your paycheck comes from
- We must be this to stay in business
- What does the A in WHEAT stand for
- a real $50 bill has a ______ mark
- The worst accidents happen on these
- An item is not on sale without a _______ price
- What city is the Olympics being held in
- What does the E in WHEAT stand for
- We close _______
19 Clues: We open _______ • We close _______ • The best glue for costume making • a real $50 bill has a ______ mark • yarn special orders go to _______ • What does the A in WHEAT stand for • What does the H in WHEAT stand for • What does the E in WHEAT stand for • We must be this to stay in business • The worst accidents happen on these • The type of fabric on sale right now • ...
June Safety Month 2024-06-05
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- ____ Should be secured to prevent them from falling over
- ____ vests, jackets, shirts, or bump caps are required by anyone in Receiving, Scalehouse, or Shipping
- All exits, aisles, and passages should be maintained in a clear ___ foot aisle
- Storage racks shall be ____ and firmly affixed to the floor
- Every ___ of work in the dryer tower must include a 15-minute break in temperatures above 80 degree F.
- Climbing on storage racks and mezzanine railing is ____
- Forklifts must sound their horn before going through ____ or around blind corners
- When a truck well is empty the dock door must be ____
- ___ protection shall be metal detectable, corded, and worn in processing areas unless noise is below 85 Db.
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- A confined space ____ should be completed prior to entry into any confined space to ensure all hazards have been eliminated
- All incidents, close calls, or property damage must be reported ____ to your supervisor during your shift
- A pre-shift ____ must be performed and documented before operating a forklift
- Safety glasses and ____ are required in all warehouse and processing areas with the exception of bathrooms, locker rooms, control rooms and office spaces
- ____ must be sturdy, slip resistant with safety toes, and deemed appropriate and purchased through a company approved vendor
- ___ points of contact is required when ascending, descending, or working from a ladder
- Only trained and ____ employees are allowed to perform maintenance or service work on equipment or machinery
- ____ should be wound up and hung on the reel when not in use.
- Safety goggles, face shield, and ____ shall be worn when transferring chemicals
- Employees should drink ___ ounces of water every 20 minutes to prevent dehydration
- The general housekeeping should be maintained in a clean and ____ condition
20 Clues: When a truck well is empty the dock door must be ____ • Climbing on storage racks and mezzanine railing is ____ • ____ Should be secured to prevent them from falling over • Storage racks shall be ____ and firmly affixed to the floor • ____ should be wound up and hung on the reel when not in use. • ...
Safety and Rules 2023-02-02
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- wear this on your ears
- Wear this on your body
- Be aware when you are using a machine
- wear this on your hands
- Don't bring this in the shop
- Technology that is definitely not allowed
- will be a triangle that is yellow
- Don't cross this unless you are working on the machine
- Stay in it unless you are working in the shop
- Blue circle to know that it is necessary
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- keep your hair up
- what do you do after you are done in the shop
- Technology that goes in your ear that you are not supposed to use
- No running
- Wrong shoes
- this far away from the blade
- Wear these on your eyes
- don't go pass this area
- Don't bring this in the shop
- Wear this on your mouth
20 Clues: No running • Wrong shoes • keep your hair up • wear this on your ears • Wear this on your body • wear this on your hands • Wear these on your eyes • don't go pass this area • Wear this on your mouth • this far away from the blade • Don't bring this in the shop • Don't bring this in the shop • will be a triangle that is yellow • Be aware when you are using a machine • ...
Safety Week 2023 2023-04-24
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- Focus of 2023 Safety week
- Where employees walk to remain safe
- Method used to secure saws to the workbench
- Used to prevent injury to head if product falls
- Metric used to track process and its reliability
- Brambles incident frequency rate
- Used to protect your hands
- Metric used to track time before failure
- Area where pedestrians cross
- Used to stop equipment in case of emergency
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- Known as "the real place" direct observation
- Lock out tag out
- Metric used to track time it takes to recover
- Used to protect your ears
- Used to secure one to a seat
- Alerts pedestrians Forklifts are in the area
- Use to protect you eyes
- Type of fastener used to secure T3s
- Used to keep trucks from rolling
19 Clues: Lock out tag out • Use to protect you eyes • Focus of 2023 Safety week • Used to protect your ears • Used to protect your hands • Used to secure one to a seat • Area where pedestrians cross • Brambles incident frequency rate • Used to keep trucks from rolling • Where employees walk to remain safe • Type of fastener used to secure T3s • Metric used to track time before failure • ...
Lab Equipment/Safety 2023-08-07
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- used to measure precise volume measurements.
- used to aid in the transfer of liquid from one vessel to another. It is also used to hold filter paper for filtration.
- are used to light Bunsen burners.
- used to heat flasks and beakers
- connect to a ring stand and provide a stable, elevated platform for the reaction.
- used to protect eyes in lab
- are used to move beakers containing hot liquids.
- Test tube _______ are used to clean test tubes and graduated cylinders.
- Always ______ if in doubt about a procedure
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- used to protect clothing in lab
- Used to measure mass
- tools used to transfer chemicals from one container to another.
- is useful for holding a test tube which is too hot to handle.
- equipment that is used to pour liquids and measure rough liquid volumes
- are a safe and convenient way to perform reactions that require heating using a Bunsen burner .
- are used for the heating of nonvolatile liquids and solids.
- hold solids or liquids that may release gases during a reaction or that are likely to splatter if stirred or heated.
- are for holding and organizing test tubes on the laboratory counter.
- _______ should be washed thoroughly after each lab
19 Clues: Used to measure mass • used to protect eyes in lab • used to protect clothing in lab • used to heat flasks and beakers • are used to light Bunsen burners. • Always ______ if in doubt about a procedure • used to measure precise volume measurements. • are used to move beakers containing hot liquids. • _______ should be washed thoroughly after each lab • ...
MOVIANTO CYCLE SAFETY 2025-06-17
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- Always ride on the left side of the...
- Connects pedals to the wheel
- Check this part for proper inflation
- Device that makes a noise to alert others
- Riding two side-by-side is often not.....
- Helps you see vehicles coming from behind
- Worn on the head to protect from injury
- Protect your hands in case of a fall
- Dedicated space for bikes on the road
- Use this at night to be visible
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- Often found on wheels to bounce light back
- A high-visibility item worn over clothes
- What a cyclist gives before turning
- Wear bright or .....clothing to be seen
- You must obey these, like cars do
- Protect your eyes from dust and bugs
- Louder alternative to a bell
- Reflective gear improves this at night
- Use this to signal turns
19 Clues: Use this to signal turns • Connects pedals to the wheel • Louder alternative to a bell • Use this at night to be visible • You must obey these, like cars do • What a cyclist gives before turning • Check this part for proper inflation • Protect your eyes from dust and bugs • Protect your hands in case of a fall • Dedicated space for bikes on the road • ...
Lab Safety Puzzle 2025-08-27
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- we will work with ______ mainly in 7th grade science
- always cut ____ from yourself and others
- you should never put anything in your ______ during a lab
- no ___ __ ____ during labs!
- can break and you should always hold it with two hands
- do not ___ across hot objects
- always ____ fumes towards your nose instead of putting your nose into something to smell it
- this will be posted on the back wall and is a guide for what should be on each page of your notebook
- always protect your ____ ___ ____ from chemicals
- always follow the ____ of the teacher
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- all living things
- always ____ ____ ____ after handling plants and animals
- above all else, during the lab always do this
- you should never clean up broken glass __________
- no ___ ___ shoes on lab days
- who is responsible for keeping your notebook up to date?
- wear an ____ over your clothes if there are messy parts of the lab
- this will be checked every 10 pages
- never ____ chemicals unless you are told to do so
19 Clues: all living things • no ___ __ ____ during labs! • no ___ ___ shoes on lab days • do not ___ across hot objects • this will be checked every 10 pages • always follow the ____ of the teacher • always cut ____ from yourself and others • above all else, during the lab always do this • always protect your ____ ___ ____ from chemicals • ...
Safety Crossword Puzzle 2026-04-22
Across
- Don’t use this while walking or driving (5)
- Foolish behaviour is not allowed in the __________ (9)
- Always hold this when using the stairs (8)
- Top immediate cause of recordable harm (4, 10)
- Follow approved work __________ (9)
- Authorisation needed before starting certain tasks (6)
- Maintain at least 3 metres from this when loads are raised or lowered (8)
- __________ is responsible for safety (8)
- What must be done immediately for injuries or unsafe conditions (6)
- Failure to comply may result in a potential __________ (8)
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- Non-compliance can cause harm to the __________ (11)
- Do not work under the influence of this (7)
- Supervise all __________ and contractors (8)
- Follow change control __________ (10)
- 80% of Recordable Accidents could have been avoided by applying: __________, __________, __________ (4,5,3)
- Required gear to protect yourself at work (3)
- Keep your workplace clean and ____ (4)
- Do not work under the influence of these (5)
- VT Safety Core __________ applies to any person working for Vacuum Technique or visiting/ working at Vacuum Technique facilities (5)
19 Clues: Follow approved work __________ (9) • Follow change control __________ (10) • Keep your workplace clean and ____ (4) • __________ is responsible for safety (8) • Always hold this when using the stairs (8) • Don’t use this while walking or driving (5) • Do not work under the influence of this (7) • Supervise all __________ and contractors (8) • ...
Chemistry & Chemical Safety 2025-11-26
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- Common table salt is an example of a _compound molecule _____________.
- Term that refers to anything that occupies space; has physical and chemical properties; and exists in a solid, liquid, or gas form.
- when salt is dissolved in water, the water is a __solute______.
- two or more atoms are that are joined together chemically
- A substance is oxidized________ when a substance gains oxygen.
- An oxidizing agent releases__________ oxygen.
- Acids are often used to _exfoliate_________ the skin
- immiscible liquids form _______ when they are combined.
- when salt is dissolved in water, the salt is a _solvent_______.
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- A substance that causes cancer
- a reducing agent adds _hydrogen_________ to a chemical compound
- There are _ninety eight__ elements that are known to science today.
- the basic unit of matter that cannot be divided into simpler substances by ordinary chemical means
- Everything you can touch and everything you can see is matter EXCEPT light and _electricity______.
- pH is an abbreviation of _potential hydrogen____________.
- substances that cannot be reduced to simpler substances
- The number of naturally occurring elements on Earth.
- The very first surfactants were _scaps______.
- solutions are considered _stable____ mixtures.
19 Clues: A substance that causes cancer • An oxidizing agent releases__________ oxygen. • The very first surfactants were _scaps______. • solutions are considered _stable____ mixtures. • The number of naturally occurring elements on Earth. • Acids are often used to _exfoliate_________ the skin • substances that cannot be reduced to simpler substances • ...
Safety & Injury Prevention 2026-03-24
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- a marked place on the road where pedestrians can cross safely.
- damage to skin caused by heat, flames, or hot objects.
- to be careful or give a warning to avoid danger.
- something that could cause harm or danger.
- to watch over someone to keep them safe.
- a broken bone.
- physical harm or damage to the body (e.g., a cut or bruise).
- material used to cover and protect a wound.
- a person you do not know; be careful with strangers.
- gear equipment (like pads, gloves, helmets) used to prevent injury.
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- a serious situation that needs immediate help.
- aid simple care given to someone who is hurt before a doctor arrives.
- to lose footing and fall, often on a wet surface.
- protective headgear worn when riding bikes or scooters.
- an unexpected event that causes injury or damage.
- a vehicle that takes sick or injured people to the hospital.
- a person walking on the road or sidewalk.
- contact a person to call if there is a problem or accident.
- being free from danger or harm.
- a strap in a car that keeps you safe in case of a crash.
20 Clues: a broken bone. • being free from danger or harm. • to watch over someone to keep them safe. • a person walking on the road or sidewalk. • something that could cause harm or danger. • material used to cover and protect a wound. • a serious situation that needs immediate help. • to be careful or give a warning to avoid danger. • ...
Safety and Security 2026-03-02
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- Object that can be used to inform people of a hazard
- A safe place to go to during a dangerous event
- A person that protects others from danger
- Care taken to avoid danger
- To help a person in need
- Looking to see if something is safe
- A potention source of harm
- A practice to help people know what to do in dangerous situations
- A more official person that protects others from danger
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- being protected from danger
- Something a person does to inform people of something
- To leave a dangerous area
- Unexpected event
- Tool that unlocks doors
- Object that allows people to capture something on film
- The act of keeping people safe
- To make it easier for a person to do something
- A loud noise to alert people of danger
- Chance of danger
19 Clues: Unexpected event • Chance of danger • Tool that unlocks doors • To help a person in need • To leave a dangerous area • Care taken to avoid danger • A potention source of harm • being protected from danger • The act of keeping people safe • Looking to see if something is safe • A loud noise to alert people of danger • A person that protects others from danger • ...
Kesehatan Keselamatan Kerja 2022-04-08
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- terhindar dari bahaya, tidak mendapat gangguan, sehat tidak kurang suatu apapun.
- kerja Upaya agar pekerja dapat selamat ditempat kerjanya sehingga terhindar dari kecelakaan, termasuk juga menyelamatkan peralatan serta hasil produksinya.
- Shirt/Blouse, Neck Tie (dasi), Shock/ stocking, Shoe, Suit(sesuai/matching) dan Vest (rompi).
- melakukan Aktifitas , Dengan Baik Menggunakan Sarpras Dengan Baik dan Berpenampilan Baik.
- Glove adalah bagian dari peralatan keselamatan di area pengolahan makanan dan minuman.
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- adalah Jas Masak (Chef”s Jacket), Chef’s Throuser, Chef’s Hat Neck Tie, Apron Shoe.
- Suatu keadaan yang sempurna baik fisik, mental dan sosial tidak hanya bebas dari penyakit atau kelemahan.
- Urbanisasi, Latar belakang etnik, Pengaruh kelas social, Kekuatan politis, Faktor ekonomi, Perbedaan ras.
- safety adalah Psikologis ,Safety dan Hygiene.
- prioritas, menghargai, agamis, solidaritas dan Berbagi pengalaman .
10 Clues: safety adalah Psikologis ,Safety dan Hygiene. • prioritas, menghargai, agamis, solidaritas dan Berbagi pengalaman . • terhindar dari bahaya, tidak mendapat gangguan, sehat tidak kurang suatu apapun. • adalah Jas Masak (Chef”s Jacket), Chef’s Throuser, Chef’s Hat Neck Tie, Apron Shoe. • ...
D450 Quiz 2025-02-05
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- DSS-SOC applicability as de-scoped on SSN785 AFS (Two Answers)
- SRD that identifies the actual revision to which the ship is constructed
- Lead to the requirement of safety analyses during design for all systems within the Scope of Certificaiton
- Technical review of the design that verifies that the design requirements for structural adequacy are met
- DSS-SOC Requirements indicator on JSI
- Coversheet note that indicates the drawing/disclosure does not procure SUBSAFE items or make SUBSAFE joints, but contains work that involves SUBSAFE reference items.
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- Sparked the development of the SUBSAFE Program
- Submarine Safety
- SUBSAFE Design Review Requirements indicator on JSI
- System Certification process that verifies that a deep submergence system provides acceptable levels of occupant safety
10 Clues: Submarine Safety • DSS-SOC Requirements indicator on JSI • Sparked the development of the SUBSAFE Program • SUBSAFE Design Review Requirements indicator on JSI • DSS-SOC applicability as de-scoped on SSN785 AFS (Two Answers) • SRD that identifies the actual revision to which the ship is constructed • ...
Escalations 2023-12-19
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- a type of ticket we submit usually when we escalate to the App team or NOC hint: we also do this for any facility issue/work order
- a person you can approach if you have any questions
- a property safety term. Hint- water causes this
- a note on the ticket only our team can view
- a trending issue that impacts multiple users is called ____ issue
- if a safety issue is determined we then assign the ticket to this person
- a resource and tool utilize daily. Hint: is is imbedded on the ticket
- the status we leave a ticket in after we have re-assigned it
- when we escalate the ticket on the ticket action this is called a ______ escalation
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- an example of a "people" safety word. Meaning to trip or slip
- the Microsoft teams channel where we escalate the ticket
- one of the teams we typically escalate ticket too (also: another team channel we use)
- an natural weather occurrence. Hint: bolt or rod
- if you are working a disposition que and you receive an unrelated ticket(ex. Billing) in your que you must ________
- the automated system that helps to filter tickets. A "nickname" for our automation
- if you are unsure what to do you should always do this?
- a keyword we should look out for that could lead to litigation Hint: another word for "sue"
- we must always _______ to the customer on a ticket before we escalate
18 Clues: a note on the ticket only our team can view • a property safety term. Hint- water causes this • an natural weather occurrence. Hint: bolt or rod • a person you can approach if you have any questions • if you are unsure what to do you should always do this? • the Microsoft teams channel where we escalate the ticket • ...
Crack The Safety Code! 2024-11-28
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- the place where experiments are conducted
- a method used to measure the volume of irregular objects
- a device for weighing objects
- the SI unit for mass
- an instrument used to measure how hot or how cold something is
- Tell us the time of the day
- the curved surface of a liquid in a container
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- guideline that must be followed in the lab
- the area for this shape can be found using the formula A= l x b
- a container used to hold and mix liquids
- the practice of avoiding harm and danger
- an image used to communicate safety instructions
- worn to prevent contamination
- the SI unit for temperature
- a tool used to measure length
15 Clues: the SI unit for mass • the SI unit for temperature • Tell us the time of the day • a device for weighing objects • worn to prevent contamination • a tool used to measure length • a container used to hold and mix liquids • the practice of avoiding harm and danger • the place where experiments are conducted • guideline that must be followed in the lab • ...
Scientific Method 2024-10-16
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- You need to follow ______ rules during an experiment to make sure no one gets hurt
- Variable that is being tested during an experiment
- An object created to represent something else
- 2nd step of scientific method
- Things you know are true (observations you make)
- Variable that changes during an experiment
- A model with length, width and height
- An educated guess
- A conclusion drawn from data, evidence or observations
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- A test Scientists run to answer questions
- Variable that stays the same during an experiment
- 1st step of scientific method
- A model with length and width
- What you read carefully before an experiment to ensure safety
- a set of step by step instructions for how to perform a test
15 Clues: An educated guess • 1st step of scientific method • 2nd step of scientific method • A model with length and width • A model with length, width and height • A test Scientists run to answer questions • Variable that changes during an experiment • An object created to represent something else • Things you know are true (observations you make) • ...
Global Safety Day-2022 2022-09-01
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- Stop, Think, Assess, Control, Resume work.
- Lowest temperature at which any fuel gives sufficient vapor to produce momentary flash if encounter ignition source.
- Theme of Global Safety Day-2022 “TAKE 5 _______”.
- “Everyone going home safe and healthy everyday” is our EHS _________.
- N2 and CO2 are ________ gases.
- In the event of ammonia leak, we should rush in the __________ direction.
- How many safety principles do we have?
- ____ should be marked conspicuously on lifting tools.
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- _______ is used to report any type of incident.
- _______ is one of the lifesaving Policies.
- How many types of emergency siren code do we have?
- Difficult to see the flame of ________ gas in daytime.
- _________ is provided to maintain continuity.
- Hazard is the ________ property of substance.
- 35ppm is STEL value of _______.
- Document containing information about chemical.
- _____ type is Multipurpose fire extinguisher.
- ISO14001+ISO9001+ISO45001 = ________
- One of the hazard available in the DG room.
- HSD Tank, Nitric Acid Tank, Septic Tank, N2 Tank are example of _________.
20 Clues: N2 and CO2 are ________ gases. • 35ppm is STEL value of _______. • ISO14001+ISO9001+ISO45001 = ________ • How many safety principles do we have? • Stop, Think, Assess, Control, Resume work. • _______ is one of the lifesaving Policies. • One of the hazard available in the DG room. • _________ is provided to maintain continuity. • ...
Business Management 2020-04-14
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- an extraordinary situation that affects most of people and businesses
- stockholders are kept informed
- factors (improved communications, dismantling of trade barriers, increasing size of multinationals)
- protection from unlawful copying of the material
- contingency planning hinges on the notion that safety must be a priority
- and development
- the best way to treat a crisis is fast but thoughtful
- utilization rate to measure production planning
- the amount of time it takes between ordering new stock and receiving it
- just-in-time
Down
- apple, Coca Cola, Microsoft, Corona
- just-in-case
- manager need to do their utmost to prevent further damage
- factors (reduce costs, increase market share, defensive strategies)
- a type of innovation where new products are created or improved
- the minimum amount of stock to ensure production
- the cost of the movement of assets in a company
- the cost of the human resources in a company
- if you create something make sure you ... it
- a special place or room type of cost for the company's needs
20 Clues: just-in-case • just-in-time • and development • stockholders are kept informed • apple, Coca Cola, Microsoft, Corona • the cost of the human resources in a company • if you create something make sure you ... it • the cost of the movement of assets in a company • utilization rate to measure production planning • the minimum amount of stock to ensure production • ...
CNA Review 2023-05-08
Across
- Acronym for a fire extinguisher
- Difficult Swallowing
- When the ventricles contract (think blood pressure)
- The last sense a dying client will lose
- Amount of time that should be spent minimum while hand washing
- Minimum amount of time that should be passed for an oral temperature
- A safety device used to assist a DEPENDENT client from a bed to a chair
- Final stage of dying
- Used when a patient or client is choking
- Shortness of Breath
- Number of breaths during compression
- Location a catheter should be secured for patients
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- Term for a missing body part
- The beginning sign of a pressure injury
- Acronym for fire safety
- Most accurate method to take a temperature
- The side in which a gown would be placed ON to a client with right sided weakness FIRST
- A method for getting an individual to their highest level of functioning
- The number of milliliters in ONE ounce
- Exercises that move each muscle and joint are called
20 Clues: Shortness of Breath • Difficult Swallowing • Final stage of dying • Acronym for fire safety • Term for a missing body part • Acronym for a fire extinguisher • Number of breaths during compression • The number of milliliters in ONE ounce • The beginning sign of a pressure injury • The last sense a dying client will lose • Used when a patient or client is choking • ...
Science Puzzle 2012-11-13
Across
- Hurricane Fran was almost as large as the whole state of .
- A very large swirling storm with very low air pressure in the center.
- A tornado is made up of .
- An unmoving front is called a
- Air masses near the tend to be very alike.
- is unpredictable.
- Scientists launch a to orbit around Earth
- The scientists use a weather map.
- Where do tornadoes occur most?
- Lightning lands into the air and causes .
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- A thunderstorm usually forms in front of a .
- A can bring light or heavy rain.
- A thunderstorm forms from a .
- A thunderstorm can happen at any .
- The curved lines often mark the of fronts.
- The causes wind to spiral counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere.
- In order to stay safe in these storms you need to follow certain safety rules.
- A common and severe storm that has heavy downpours.
- To find fronts on a satellite map you would look for lines.
- A boundary between two different air masses with different temperature
20 Clues: is unpredictable. • A tornado is made up of . • An unmoving front is called a • Where do tornadoes occur most? • A can bring light or heavy rain. • A thunderstorm forms from a . • A thunderstorm can happen at any . • The scientists use a weather map. • Scientists launch a to orbit around Earth • Lightning lands into the air and causes . • ...
We are Medical Professionals! 2016-04-13
Across
- daily gathering in main lab
- continuing education platform
- the act of conforming
- our attitude or small line of result
- constriction device
- getting you up on your skills
- our fearless leader
- diagnoses pharyngitis ( 2 words)
- name of one of our long time techs
- used on our slides (3 words)
- UTI testing
- a formal exam of our lab
- sends out alarms if fussy
- anxiously waited for every 2 wks
- the mother ship(business name)
Down
- chemistry analyzer
- insect OR used for small children
- do not take the lid off this specimen!
- always comes first
- an important part of teamwork
- a quick way to get results ( 2 words)
- lab safety accessory
- a place to recover
- the field we are all working in
- blood locations
- checks our skills vs others
- determines the correct ranges
- coagulation instrument
- tested October through May
- procedure resource
- who we really work for
- " do it now!"
- our daily wardrobe
33 Clues: UTI testing • " do it now!" • blood locations • chemistry analyzer • always comes first • a place to recover • procedure resource • our daily wardrobe • constriction device • our fearless leader • lab safety accessory • the act of conforming • coagulation instrument • who we really work for • a formal exam of our lab • sends out alarms if fussy • tested October through May • ...
2018 RAD TECH WEEK CROSSWORD 2018-11-07
Across
- PALMS DOWN
- PALMS UP
- ELECTRICAL CHARGED PARTICLES ZAP AWAY X RAY
- THE RESULT OF INCORRECT VERTICAL ANGULATION
- X RAY LEFT FOR THE RIGHT
- PROPORTIONAL ENLARGEMENT OF AN IMAGE
- WHERE TO FIND THE MASTER SWITCH, INDICATOR LIGHT, SELECTOR BUTTONS, & EXPOSURE BUTTON
- LYING ON SIDE
- LENGTHEN
- THE NEGATIVE ELECTRODE IN AN X RAY
- STUDY OF X RAYS
- X RAY, GAMMA RAY
- RADIOACTIVE FORM OF AN ELEMENT
- CAMPAIGN FOR RADIATION SAFETY IN ADULT IMAGING
- OVERALL DARKNESS OR BLACKNESS OF A RADIOGRAPH
- THE USE OF X RAYS TO OBTAIN REAL-TIME MOVING IMAGES
Down
- TOWARD THE MID-LINE
- DISCOVERER OF X RAYS
- THE BLURRED MARGIN OF AN IMAGE
- PEAK
- CAMPAIGN FOR RADIATION SAFETY IN PEDIATRIC IMAGING
- X RAY SLANTED DIRECTION
- COATING ON X RAY FILMS
- BACK TO FRONT VIEW
- AWAY FROM MID-LINE
- RADIOPAQUE MATERIALS INJECTED
- DR. ROENTGEN
- ESOPHAGRAM DRINK
- BENDING A PART OF THE BODY
29 Clues: PEAK • PALMS UP • LENGTHEN • PALMS DOWN • DR. ROENTGEN • LYING ON SIDE • STUDY OF X RAYS • ESOPHAGRAM DRINK • X RAY, GAMMA RAY • BACK TO FRONT VIEW • AWAY FROM MID-LINE • TOWARD THE MID-LINE • DISCOVERER OF X RAYS • COATING ON X RAY FILMS • X RAY SLANTED DIRECTION • X RAY LEFT FOR THE RIGHT • BENDING A PART OF THE BODY • RADIOPAQUE MATERIALS INJECTED • THE BLURRED MARGIN OF AN IMAGE • ...
POB Unit 4 2022-05-11
Across
- chemicals found in a solid form
- changing shape to make useful
- resources from the earth
- unexpected causing danger or risk
- tiny drops of liquid in the air
- follow health and safety procedures
- determining how products will be sold
- issuing orders to begin production
- determine the time plan to follow
- freedom from danger, risks, and hazards
- issuing orders to begin production
- human resources needed
- obeying the law
- creation of goods and services
- factors of production
- children under 14 working
- dust, smoke, particles
- starting a business
- what an employer must do
Down
- minimum working age
- buying a good or service
- A safe working environment
- Potential events that can cause injury or harm
- prohibit unsafe behavior
- possibility of loss or success
- what an employer deserves
- determine the time plan to follow
- gap between available goods and necessary goods
- most important things for businesses
- Occupational Safe and Health Act of 1970
- machinery that can be harmful
- follow health and safety procedures
- make sure products are according to plan
- what workers are entitled to
34 Clues: obeying the law • minimum working age • starting a business • factors of production • human resources needed • dust, smoke, particles • buying a good or service • prohibit unsafe behavior • resources from the earth • what an employer must do • what an employer deserves • children under 14 working • A safe working environment • what workers are entitled to • changing shape to make useful • ...
Administrative laws crossword puzzle 2023-12-13
Across
- Blood alcohol content
- vehicles must be ____ every one to two years
- Something Minnesota requires on vehicles
- vehicle registration shows who is responsible for ____ the vehicle
- something you should NOT do in response to someone with road rage
- Texting is an example of
- each vehicle in Minnesota must be
- always drive at a speed that is reasonable, and ___ for existing conditions
- Take license away for a year or more
- vehicle identification number
- one way BAC can be tested
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- Driving where one intentionally drives in a dangerous manner
- One example of aggressive driving
- one limiting factor on speed
- This type of driving threatens the safety of others and is a moving violation
- driving is a
- Take license away less than 365 days
- Driving while impaired, aggressive driving, reckless driving, inattention and distractions
- assigned for driving violations such as speeding
- a person purposefully and willfully committing an act without regard for other’s safety and rights
20 Clues: driving is a • Blood alcohol content • Texting is an example of • one way BAC can be tested • one limiting factor on speed • vehicle identification number • One example of aggressive driving • each vehicle in Minnesota must be • Take license away less than 365 days • Take license away for a year or more • Something Minnesota requires on vehicles • ...
Intrapersonal Communication 2024-01-17
Across
- A prediction that comes true because we act as if it's true
- Hierarchy A theory of motivation based on 5 categories
- The idea we fulfill others expectations
- Is your ability to think about your behavior
- Needs such as safety, employment, resources, health
- Revealing information about ourselves to others.
- Who you believe yourself to be
- You know but no one else does
- Is communicating with yourself
- Involves basic needs such as: water, food, sleep, shelter
- Self-monitors How people know how they are seen
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- Desire to become the most that you can be
- Friendship, intimacy, family, connection
- Window Model explain the roles that self-awareness and self-disclosure play in relationships
- How you feel about yourself
- Self-monitors The are not aware how others see them
- Self-esteem, status, recognition, freedom
- You do not know but others know
- You and others know
- The idea we fulfill our own expectations
- Nobody knows
21 Clues: Nobody knows • You and others know • How you feel about yourself • You know but no one else does • Who you believe yourself to be • Is communicating with yourself • You do not know but others know • The idea we fulfill others expectations • Friendship, intimacy, family, connection • The idea we fulfill our own expectations • Desire to become the most that you can be • ...
Ethical Dilemma 2025-08-26
Across
- Fargo, Created fake customer accounts without consent.
- & Johnson, Sued for unsafe talcum powder
- The Galaxy Note 7 had repeated safety issues.
- The 737 MAX plane crashes raised ethical questions about safety.
- Accused of depleting water resources in Kerala, India.
- Pharma, Faced lawsuits for false marketing of opioids.
- backlash for unethical infant formula marketing.
- Accused of contributing to childhood obesity through aggressive marketing.
- Fined for abusing market dominance in online advertising.
- criticism for surge pricing during emergencies
- Criticised for greenwashing sustainability claims.
- to the Cambridge Analytica scandal and misuse of user data.
- chains were accused of using child labour.
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- in the “Dieselgate” scandal for cheating on emission tests.
- Controversy raised concerns over stock price manipulation.
- Whistleblowers exposed alleged accounting irregularities in 2019.
- for harsh working conditions in warehouses.
- Collapsed due to massive accounting fraud.
- of not paying fair trade prices to coffee farmers
- Faced backlash for customer data leaks and privacy issues.
20 Clues: & Johnson, Sued for unsafe talcum powder • Collapsed due to massive accounting fraud. • chains were accused of using child labour. • for harsh working conditions in warehouses. • The Galaxy Note 7 had repeated safety issues. • criticism for surge pricing during emergencies • backlash for unethical infant formula marketing. • ...
INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE 2025-09-25
Across
- Tool for making holes.
- Tool used to turn nuts and bolts.
- General term for hazard prevention.
- Rotating part with teeth that transmits motion.
- Component that reduces friction.
- Device that detects changes in conditions.
- Fixing damaged equipment.
- Service to prevent failures.
- Protective device that melts under excess current.
- Rotating element transmitting power.
- Clothing/equipment for safety.
- Device measuring voltage/current/resistance.
- Careful examination of equipment.
- Tool for gripping, bending or cutting.
- Process of keeping equipment in good condition.
Down
- Device that changes voltage.
- Document authorizing maintenance.
- Actions to fix equipment after failure.
- Electrically operated switch.
- Tool used to turn screws.
- Period when equipment is not operating.
- Device controlling flow of liquid/gas.
- Machine that converts electrical energy into motion.
- A trained worker who performs maintenance.
- Device that removes impurities.
- Power tool used for cutting and polishing.
- Person overseeing maintenance operations.
- Device used to move liquids or gases.
28 Clues: Tool for making holes. • Tool used to turn screws. • Fixing damaged equipment. • Device that changes voltage. • Service to prevent failures. • Electrically operated switch. • Clothing/equipment for safety. • Device that removes impurities. • Component that reduces friction. • Tool used to turn nuts and bolts. • Document authorizing maintenance. • Careful examination of equipment. • ...
PPE Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-29
Across
- Protects face from flying debris or chemical splashes
- Mandatory process for learning proper PPE use and limitations
- The chance that someone may be harmed by a hazard
- PPE falls at the bottom of this control system
- Last line of defense against workplace hazards
- A check of PPE use, training, and policy in the workplace
- The act of removing PPE
- Organization that sets safety standards for PPE (e.g., Z87.1 for eye gear)
- Evaluation of workplace to identify PPE needs
- What to avoid during the removal of used PPE
- Eye protection against splashes
Down
- Something that can cause harm or injury
- Ensures proper seal and effectiveness of respirators
- Meeting legal or regulatory standards
- PPE should be kept clean and dry in this designated space
- U.S. agency that regulates workplace safety standards
- PPE used to protect against inhaling harmful substances
- Type of PPE used to protect the head
- Hand protection against chemicals, heat, or sharp objects
- The act of putting on PPE
20 Clues: The act of removing PPE • The act of putting on PPE • Eye protection against splashes • Type of PPE used to protect the head • Meeting legal or regulatory standards • Something that can cause harm or injury • What to avoid during the removal of used PPE • Evaluation of workplace to identify PPE needs • PPE falls at the bottom of this control system • ...
Malinois 2024-11-28
Across
- A person who possesses something.
- Having little length; opposite of long.
- A number that is half of 100.
- A country in Western Europe.
- A famous space dog that orbited Earth.
- Moving quickly.
- Having the ability to do something well.
- Having knowledge or skill in a particular area over time.
- An organization responsible for maintaining public order and safety.
- To acquire knowledge or skills through study or experience.
- Showing high mental capacity or quick to learn.
Down
- Activity involving mental or physical effort to achieve a result.
- The strength and vitality required for physical or mental activity.
- Encouragement of activity or interest.
- A group of people related by blood or living together.
- A specific group or type of animals within a species.
- Engaging in physical activity; not idle.
- A close connection between two people or things.
- To teach or develop skills or habits through practice.
- Providing safety or shielding from harm.
20 Clues: Moving quickly. • A country in Western Europe. • A number that is half of 100. • A person who possesses something. • Encouragement of activity or interest. • A famous space dog that orbited Earth. • Having little length; opposite of long. • Engaging in physical activity; not idle. • Having the ability to do something well. • Providing safety or shielding from harm. • ...
DIVEBOMB F1 Crossword 2024-11-29
Across
- Location of Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 team HQ
- Adrian Newey's first Formula 1 team
- 2nd place in the 1999 World Championship
- Only female F1 driver to score points
- Heinz-_____ Frentzen
- The first father and son World Champions
- Type of overtake popularised by Daniel Ricciardo
- 2009 Constructor's World Champion
- Engine supplier for Haas
- Fastest tyre compound in 2018
- CEO of Formula 1 from 1987-2017
- Founder of Lotus Cars
- The Tyrrell P34 had six what?
- Oldest F1 World Champion
- Flag to signify a faster car behind
- Final race of the season
Down
- 1980 Formula 1 World Champion
- F1's first seven-time World Champion
- Country with the most Drivers' World Champions
- Safety feature to protect drivers' heads
- 2024 Formula 1 World Champion
- Company that owns Formula 1
- Drag ____ System
- Romain Grosjean's highest World Championship finish
- Number with which Jenson Button won the 2009 F1 World Championship
- Formula 1 safety car driver
- City which hosted the 2012 European GP
27 Clues: Drag ____ System • Heinz-_____ Frentzen • Founder of Lotus Cars • Engine supplier for Haas • Oldest F1 World Champion • Final race of the season • Company that owns Formula 1 • Formula 1 safety car driver • 1980 Formula 1 World Champion • 2024 Formula 1 World Champion • Fastest tyre compound in 2018 • The Tyrrell P34 had six what? • CEO of Formula 1 from 1987-2017 • ...
History Stuff To Remember: 2024-10-11
Across
- The building that the Judicial branch takes place in.
- What the president is called when he is commanding
- A more unified group
- police; safety; defense
- The branch that creates the law
- Made up of 100 members
- Group that works in the Executive
- The branch that carries out the law
- Freedom for ourselves and the future
Down
- The place where the president lives
- The governing body of a nation, stat, or union
- The person in charge of the judicial branch
- Domestic safety
- The branch that interprets the law
- General health
- The person who is in charge of America (Mostly)
- A group that works in the Legislative branch
- The presidents chosen side kick
- The first president
- When the president disagrees with the Legislative branch
- When the Legislative branch decides the president did something bad...
- To make sure there is fairness
- The intro to the constitution
- President Washington was the first to take charge of this country
24 Clues: General health • Domestic safety • The first president • A more unified group • Made up of 100 members • police; safety; defense • The intro to the constitution • To make sure there is fairness • The presidents chosen side kick • The branch that creates the law • Group that works in the Executive • The branch that interprets the law • The place where the president lives • ...
Standards & Organizations 2024-08-27
Across
- the acronym for the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- we could look at ANSI as the "___________"
- the standard our keyboards follow
- OSHA is the "_______"
- soft tissue injuries are known as _____________ injuries
- the acronym for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- related to force: Use carts, dollies, and ___-_____ lifts whenever necessary.
- all of these organizations help promote ___________
- the key arrangement of our keyboards
- a tricky thing about musculoskeletal injuries is they _________ get worse over time
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- OSHA can ______ companies not in compliance
- related to force: lift within your ________ zone
- related to posture: don't bend, _______!
- OSHA serves to ensure ______ working conditions
- the most common injuries in the workplace are ___-_______ injuries
- helps design many of the standards that are enforced
- if enough _________ are found, OSHA can shut down a company or operation
- we could look as ASME as the "_____________"
- the acronym for the American National Standards Institute
- the acronym for the International Organization for Standardization
- a common risk factor in office environments is _________ positions
- related to posture: ________, don't twist!
22 Clues: OSHA is the "_______" • the standard our keyboards follow • the key arrangement of our keyboards • related to posture: don't bend, _______! • we could look at ANSI as the "___________" • related to posture: ________, don't twist! • OSHA can ______ companies not in compliance • we could look as ASME as the "_____________" • OSHA serves to ensure ______ working conditions • ...
Sterile Technique and Microscope 2025-08-21
Across
- a microscope that uses 2 or more lenses to magnify an image
- Free of all pathogenic organisms
- safety level where personnel work with non-pathogenic microorganisms
- an electron microscope that provides images of the internal structure of a specimen
- Free of all microorganisms
- Technique procedure performed under sterile conditions
- the process of growing microorganisms
- stain used to visualize cellular structures
- safety level designed to exotic and dangerous microorganisms
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- an electron microscope that provides surface topography of a specimen
- plastic dish with lid used to grow microorganisms
- Technique used to isolate organisms
- laboratory tool used to transfer microorganisms to a culture medium
- slide preparation when specimen is covered in liquid
- Microbiology The study of microscopic life in relation to human and animal diseases
- no living disease present
- gelatin like substance extracted from seaweed
- Growth is inhibited but not killed
- a uniform layer of bacteria spread across a culture
- Temperature controlled chamber used to cultivate microbes
20 Clues: no living disease present • Free of all microorganisms • Free of all pathogenic organisms • Growth is inhibited but not killed • Technique used to isolate organisms • the process of growing microorganisms • stain used to visualize cellular structures • gelatin like substance extracted from seaweed • plastic dish with lid used to grow microorganisms • ...
Fall Safety at Home and Work 2026-10-07
Across
- On clothing to be seen at night.
- Stops accidents from happening.
- _____& Flu Season.
- Daylight in the fall.
- You want to prevents this.
- Happens in early morning in the fall.
- Need to be aware of these.
- Practice this on Halloween night
- These, not you, should fall to the ground.
- Do this to prevent the spread of illness.
- Stay home if you are this.
- Usually in early moorings, reduces visibility.
- Dressing in Layers helps you stay comfortable all day.
Down
- For safety use these kinds of candles
- Roads, when wet.
- A way to help prevent flu
- Your ears need this around loud noises.
- Cover these up
- Keeps your head warm.
- You start this up in your home in Fall.
- To keep workspaces clean
- Eat well & exercise to stay ______.
- ______for the weather.
- Annual test done at work.
- Feeling achy with a fever.
- Happens when you don't pay attention.
- Test these at home every fall.
27 Clues: Cover these up • Roads, when wet. • _____& Flu Season. • Daylight in the fall. • Keeps your head warm. • ______for the weather. • To keep workspaces clean • A way to help prevent flu • Annual test done at work. • You want to prevents this. • Need to be aware of these. • Feeling achy with a fever. • Stay home if you are this. • Test these at home every fall. • ...
Universe 2026-07-17
Across
- The sincere feeling of happiness and contentment
- My new favourite iced tea flavour
- You can have it and eat it too
- Parking ___
- The banana variety with no beat
- I'm your new one but you love the Olde one
- The village where my heart belongs
- The pub where our hands touched
- Yours drifted down the beach
- The book series where I ___
- The best day of last week
- The location where things started to brew
- The feeling of fear with safety
- Yours look at me like no other
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- The number one goal; every day and night
- IPRC identification
- The meeting agenda for next week
- She means everything to me
- The feeling of being with you
- The result of trust and connection
- The author of Always Remember
- I'll play it with you whenever you want
- They'll always be a priority 4 us
- The Pantry in Uxbridge
- The time I want to see you
- We want ours together
26 Clues: Parking ___ • IPRC identification • We want ours together • The Pantry in Uxbridge • The best day of last week • She means everything to me • The time I want to see you • The book series where I ___ • Yours drifted down the beach • The feeling of being with you • The author of Always Remember • You can have it and eat it too • Yours look at me like no other • ...
EHS Memory Crossword Puzzle 2013-12-17
Across
- Who is the site CSO Champion?
- When entering Spinning floor, you need to wear safety glasses, safety shoes and _____ _____.
- One of the 2014 key EHS focus areas is _____ _____.
- If you experience discomfort, who should you inform?
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- INVISTA will manage its operations in a manner that protects the environment and the health and safety of employees, customers, _____ and the public
- How many EHS Perfect Months did we achieve in 2013?
- We should report all incidents including learning events and _____ _____.
- What test is done annually to check for hearing loss?
- We have achieved a _____ _____ when everyone is safe, there are no environmental events, we are in full compliance and there are no major reliability events.
- The acronym for the steps of operating a fire extinguisher.
10 Clues: Who is the site CSO Champion? • How many EHS Perfect Months did we achieve in 2013? • One of the 2014 key EHS focus areas is _____ _____. • If you experience discomfort, who should you inform? • What test is done annually to check for hearing loss? • The acronym for the steps of operating a fire extinguisher. • ...
Lab Safety 2024-08-26
Across
- You must ______ in a lab and make sure not to fool around as you could hurt yourself/others
- You are not to drink or consume any ________ in a lab as it can be harmful to our bodies
- Violent release of energy
- You must tie this up neatly when in a lab especially when working with flames
- The correct way to safely smell a chemical
- When conducting an experiment please wear these on your hands to insure your safety
Down
- The safety hazard for when a chemical destroys living tissue
- A _______ must be present before you are allowed to enter the lab
- Powerful and dangerous form of energy due to radiation
- The safety hazard for when a chemical is able to cause death
10 Clues: Violent release of energy • The correct way to safely smell a chemical • Powerful and dangerous form of energy due to radiation • The safety hazard for when a chemical destroys living tissue • The safety hazard for when a chemical is able to cause death • A _______ must be present before you are allowed to enter the lab • ...
HSE 2023-10-26
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- The degree to which an event is expected to happen based on various factors.
- In HSE, this step is crucial to understand what went wrong and how to prevent it in the future.
- What follows an event, be it positive or negative.
- A critical step in occupational safety to reduce workplace dangers
- Ensuring that actions and procedures align with safety guidelines.
- Find out what causes edibles to change quickly through invisible forces.
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- A safety device that should be easily accessible in case of emergencies
- A situation where something goes wrong, often due to negligence or unforeseen circumstances.
- Something that happens suddenly and requires investigation to determine its cause.
- Cause Identifying this is essential for preventing similar occurrences in the future.
10 Clues: What follows an event, be it positive or negative. • A critical step in occupational safety to reduce workplace dangers • Ensuring that actions and procedures align with safety guidelines. • A safety device that should be easily accessible in case of emergencies • Find out what causes edibles to change quickly through invisible forces. • ...
TECH-VIDYA CRPTIC CROSS 2022-06-22
15 Clues: 3.14 • APPLE • empty • WINDOWS • PERL is • CAPAITOR • ''' ___''' • eight bits • 10 TO THE 9TH • A web address • easiest language • 1/10,000,000,000 m • data into secret code • safety device in circuit • Stops unauthorized access
TECH-VIDYA CRPTIC CROSS 2022-06-22
15 Clues: 3.14 • APPLE • empty • WINDOWS • PERL is • CAPAITOR • ''' ___''' • eight bits • 10 TO THE 9TH • A web address • easiest language • 1/10,000,000,000 m • data into secret code • safety device in circuit • Stops unauthorized access
TECH-VIDYA CRPTIC CROSS 2022-06-22
15 Clues: 3.14 • empty • APPLE • WINDOWS • PERL is • CAPAITOR • ''' ___''' • eight bits • A web address • 10 TO THE 9TH • easiest language • 1/10,000,000,000 m • data into secret code • safety device in circuit • Stops unauthorized access
Textiles Safety 2021-05-25
Across
- Make sure this is in good condition
- Tell this person if the equipment is broken or damaged
- Don't have these wet
- Something that is sharp
- Keep these with the handle facing down
- Turn this off after you are finished with electrical appliances
Down
- Always put this on top of your sewing machine when you are finished using it
- Powerpoint off before removing cords
- Always do this at the end of each lesson for hygiene reasons
- Make sure these are under the table and out of the way
- Turn off after use
- Never put in your mouth
12 Clues: Turn off after use • Don't have these wet • Something that is sharp • Never put in your mouth • Make sure this is in good condition • Powerpoint off before removing cords • Keep these with the handle facing down • Make sure these are under the table and out of the way • Tell this person if the equipment is broken or damaged • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-06-06
Across
- ____ elbow is the painful condition of the elbow caused by overuse.
- What acronym is used to remember fire extinguisher operation?
- How many minutes should you flush your eyes out for? (between 10 and 20)
- In case of emergency go to the staging areas on the east and ____ sides of the property.
- What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"?
- Improperly lifting heavy objects and slouching are risk factors that relate to ________.
- What manufacturing practice strives to minimize waste and maximize efficiency?
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- This crossword is brought to you by the ___team
- Which of the 5S's is missing? Sort, Set, Standardize, Sustain?
- What combustible metal does this plant mainly deal with?
- What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone?
- _____ Data Sheets have information about the toxicity of a chemical. (SDS)
12 Clues: This crossword is brought to you by the ___team • What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"? • What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone? • What combustible metal does this plant mainly deal with? • What acronym is used to remember fire extinguisher operation? • Which of the 5S's is missing? Sort, Set, Standardize, Sustain? • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-06-02
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- What manufacturing practice strives to minimize waste and maximize efficiency?
- Improperly lifting heavy objects and slouching are examples of _______ risk factors
- What acronym is used to remember fire extinguisher operation?
- How many minutes should you flush your eyes out for?
- What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone
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- What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"?
- What combustible metal does this plant mainly deal with?
- This crossword is brought to you by the EHS team
- In case of emergency go to the staging areas on the east and ____ sides of the property
- Which of the 5S's is missing? Sort, Set, Standardize, Sustain
- The emergency pull stations are marked with _____ colored paint
- _____ Data Sheets have information about the toxicity of a chemical (SDS)
12 Clues: This crossword is brought to you by the EHS team • What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"? • How many minutes should you flush your eyes out for? • What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone • What combustible metal does this plant mainly deal with? • Which of the 5S's is missing? Sort, Set, Standardize, Sustain • ...
Welding Safety 2022-10-06
12 Clues: are must be • do not weld • must be leather • must be inspected • Remove from pocket • must be worn in shop • ask if you are unsure • use them for hot metal • treat it as if its hot • it must be clean and dry • do not do it on painted metal • do not move without permission
Safety Vocabulário 2023-01-02
12 Clues: risco • aviso • morte • seguro • cuidado • perigoso • inseguro • segurança • dano físico • dano (material) • perigo (grau máximo) • de forma segura, seguramente
Hand Safety 2017-03-06
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- To avoid hand injuries know the _______
- Always wear proper ____
- One of the most common causes of hand injuries
- Don't wear loose ________
- Use the right ____ for the job
- The hand is one of the most ______ body parts
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- Never remove machine __________
- Rotating equipment should have hand ______
- _________ power tools when changing blades
- Remove _______ before using power tools
- Be aware of _____ points
- _____ has regulations related to hand safety
12 Clues: Always wear proper ____ • Be aware of _____ points • Don't wear loose ________ • Use the right ____ for the job • Never remove machine __________ • To avoid hand injuries know the _______ • Remove _______ before using power tools • Rotating equipment should have hand ______ • _________ power tools when changing blades • _____ has regulations related to hand safety • ...
Kitchen Safety 2019-03-25
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- Don’t use this when putting out a grease fire.
- Temperature range where bacteria grows the fastest.
- Do this to prevent cross-contamination.
- Illness caused by bacteria or food spoilage.
- The campaign that uses "Clean, separate, cook, chill".
- A foodborne illness you can get from unpasteurized dairy items.
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- This should be set below -18°C.
- The most serious burn.
- Something you should always have in a kitchen.
- The most common foodborne illness.
- The time limit food should be left in the danger zone.
- Who to go see if you have a cut that’s infected.
12 Clues: The most serious burn. • This should be set below -18°C. • The most common foodborne illness. • Do this to prevent cross-contamination. • Illness caused by bacteria or food spoilage. • Don’t use this when putting out a grease fire. • Something you should always have in a kitchen. • Who to go see if you have a cut that’s infected. • ...
Health & Safety 2019-08-28
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- when working in the cold, make sure you are ___ appropriately
- number of people needed to move heavy carts
- ___ red carts, instead of pulling
- maintain 3 points of___, when climbing a ladder
- when working in the sun, this should be applied
- done each time before using a ladder
- pace used when moving the red carts
- when working in extreme heat you need to keep___
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- a ladders feet should be
- heavy objects should be placed on ___ of cart
- when going up or down stairs, this must be held at all times
- you must be able to see the steps when ___ product up and down stairs
12 Clues: a ladders feet should be • ___ red carts, instead of pulling • pace used when moving the red carts • done each time before using a ladder • number of people needed to move heavy carts • heavy objects should be placed on ___ of cart • maintain 3 points of___, when climbing a ladder • when working in the sun, this should be applied • ...
Food Safety 2020-03-18
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- An illness caused by eating contaminated food
- Multicelled organisms that can contaminate food such as roundworms and tapeworms
- Reducing the number of pathogens on a surface to safe levels
- The acronym for the conditions that allow pathogens to grow quickly
- Single-celled organisms that could make you sick
- When pathogens are transferred from one surface to another
- hazards Bones, glass, staples, fingernails and hair when they are found in food
- Mold is and example of a kind of this that can be found in food
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- Cleaning compounds, bug sprays, food additives
- 41°F-135°F between these temperatures, pathogens reproduce rapidly
- Bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi
- Disease causing organisms
12 Clues: Disease causing organisms • Bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi • An illness caused by eating contaminated food • Cleaning compounds, bug sprays, food additives • Single-celled organisms that could make you sick • When pathogens are transferred from one surface to another • Reducing the number of pathogens on a surface to safe levels • ...
Road Safety 2020-05-08
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- path for cars
- path for people
- object with three lights
- orange and white object
- the person who drives the car
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- you need to do this before crossing the road
- you use this to cross the road safely
- space on the road for bikes
- you should always wear this on a bike
- colour that means "walk" for pedestrians
- a term for cars, motorbikes, buses...
- a mean of transport
12 Clues: path for cars • path for people • a mean of transport • orange and white object • object with three lights • space on the road for bikes • the person who drives the car • you use this to cross the road safely • you should always wear this on a bike • a term for cars, motorbikes, buses... • colour that means "walk" for pedestrians • you need to do this before crossing the road
Safety First 2021-01-21
Internet Safety 2021-09-21
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- ______ messages target one specific persona at a time.
- When creating a _________ password,use a combination of upper & lowercase letters, numbers & symbols.
- Do not post _________ information online.
- Always think ________ before posting something online.
- Websites that install cookies without your approval are _______ digital footprints.
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- A digital footprint is _________.
- Posting on social media is an example of an ______ digital footprint.
- Update your browser regularly to prevent viruses & _______.
- Always have a ________ digital footprint!
- Make sure not to use the _____ password for all of your accounts.
- __________ attempts to steal your personal information.
- Websites that display a _____ in the address bar are safe.
12 Clues: A digital footprint is _________. • Do not post _________ information online. • Always have a ________ digital footprint! • ______ messages target one specific persona at a time. • Always think ________ before posting something online. • __________ attempts to steal your personal information. • Websites that display a _____ in the address bar are safe. • ...
Food Safety 2021-09-22
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- a type of bacterium which infects
- food poisoning
- a colorless odorless reactive gas
- two examples are mold and yeast
- bacteria that occurs in the intestine
- relating to chemistry
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- an organism that lives in or on an organism
- a bacterium or other virus that can cause disease
- an infective agent
- a disease transmitted to people by food
- the path that food travels from receiving through serving.
- a backterium that is an intestinal pathogen.
- a type of bacterium infecting through contaminated food
13 Clues: food poisoning • an infective agent • relating to chemistry • two examples are mold and yeast • a type of bacterium which infects • a colorless odorless reactive gas • bacteria that occurs in the intestine • a disease transmitted to people by food • an organism that lives in or on an organism • a backterium that is an intestinal pathogen. • ...
Safety Measures + 2021-09-08
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- Color when you fail call safety
- What company do we work for
- Test results required to release service user
- Website to locate covid testing centres
- People who have had exposure to a case
- 0800 358 5453
- All household close contacts of a primary contact
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- Name of the form we complete for new locations of interest
- Involves isolating away from other members of your household
- If you have any symptoms you should not leave your
- Flatmates cats name (another name for moon)
- City I live in
12 Clues: 0800 358 5453 • City I live in • What company do we work for • Color when you fail call safety • People who have had exposure to a case • Website to locate covid testing centres • Flatmates cats name (another name for moon) • Test results required to release service user • All household close contacts of a primary contact • If you have any symptoms you should not leave your • ...
Online Safety 2021-09-07
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- place to communicate with others.
- Law that grants legal protection of your work from people claiming your creative works as their own.
- using good habits to keep passwords and personal information safe.
- making safe and responsible choices online.
- the communities that exist through the internet/online.
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- to keep someone from contacting you online.
- A dishonest way to try to get the money or information from others.
- someone who is honest or truthful and can be trusted.
- Real;not fake or copied.
- Online practice that sends you ads based on tracking your internet history.
- Do this if someone has allowed you to use their creative work.
- protecting your personal information.
12 Clues: Real;not fake or copied. • place to communicate with others. • protecting your personal information. • to keep someone from contacting you online. • making safe and responsible choices online. • someone who is honest or truthful and can be trusted. • the communities that exist through the internet/online. • Do this if someone has allowed you to use their creative work. • ...
Online Safety 2021-09-07
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- collection of creative works that can be used within the restrictions of the license
- making safe and responsible choices online
- online practice that sends you ads based on tracking your internet history
- to keep someone from contacting you online
- real not fake or copied
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- exception to the copyright law that allows the use of someone elses creative work without permission or credit
- protecting your personal information
- someone who is honest, truthful or can be trusted
- a group of people that share space in the digital or physical world
- when someones private information is stolen and used to impersonate him/her
- a dishonest way to try to money or information from others
- information about a specific person (name,number,address)
12 Clues: real not fake or copied • protecting your personal information • making safe and responsible choices online • to keep someone from contacting you online • someone who is honest, truthful or can be trusted • information about a specific person (name,number,address) • a dishonest way to try to money or information from others • ...
Safety Measures 2023-04-25
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- policies and procedures set by employers that limit possible dangers
- an acronym used to aid in case of fire
- changes to how work is done that limit exposure to hazards
- a document clearly communicating all possible hazards
- personal protective equipment
- addresses the identification of potential hazards in the workplace; also referred to as HazCom
- the science of designing equipment, areas, and work tasks to make them safer and to suit workers’ abilities
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- able to catch fire easily
- a machine commonly used to separate substances in blood and other specimens through rapid spinning
- prevent workers from coming into contact with hazards
- an acronym used to help understand how to use a fire extinguisher
- when small particles of liquid or dried blood or body fluids are dispersed through the air in such a way that they might be inhaled
12 Clues: able to catch fire easily • personal protective equipment • an acronym used to aid in case of fire • prevent workers from coming into contact with hazards • a document clearly communicating all possible hazards • changes to how work is done that limit exposure to hazards • an acronym used to help understand how to use a fire extinguisher • ...
Road Safety 2023-05-09
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- Where you must look
- These are a distraction
- The rules to stay safe
- A safe place to cross the road
- Stop you hearing traffic or cars coming
- If you aren't careful, this will happen
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- Always wear these at night
- A person who walks or is on foot
- She can help you cross the road
- The safest place to walk
- Make this with the driver when you cross
- You must never cross between these
12 Clues: Where you must look • The rules to stay safe • These are a distraction • The safest place to walk • Always wear these at night • A safe place to cross the road • She can help you cross the road • A person who walks or is on foot • You must never cross between these • Stop you hearing traffic or cars coming • If you aren't careful, this will happen • ...
July Safety 2023-06-30
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- Fire safety is a set of (blank) to prevent the start and spread of a fire.
- The (blank) evacuation route is preferred when the primary evacuation route is deemed unsafe.
- Outdoor meetings points are called (blank).
- Any component that is removed from the (blank) will result in the demise of the fire.
- Fires begin when a fuel source reaches ignition temperature from (blank)in the presence of oxygen.
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- The quickest way out of a building is called the (blank) route.
- All employees should (blank) at their workstations.
- The third "S" in the PASS method is (blank).
- This type of fire comes from computers, power tools, and electrical equipment.
- The "A" in RACE stands for (blank).
- Versiti has (blank) fire extinguishers.
- Containing the fire can cut off its (blank) supply.
12 Clues: The "A" in RACE stands for (blank). • Versiti has (blank) fire extinguishers. • Outdoor meetings points are called (blank). • The third "S" in the PASS method is (blank). • All employees should (blank) at their workstations. • Containing the fire can cut off its (blank) supply. • The quickest way out of a building is called the (blank) route. • ...
Sheep Safety 2012-11-14
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- Approach sheep in this manner.
- Used to disinfect navels.
- Setting a sheep up on its rump does this to it.
- Defensive action.
- The ear tagging gun must be kept _____.
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- A very important and common factor of safety
- Zoonoses are _____ that can be transmitted to humans
- Helps prevent diseases
- The area that sheep cannot see someone approach them.
- Prevents parasite infestation of the tail
- Most common form of removing the tail.
- A possible route for infections in sheep.
12 Clues: Defensive action. • Helps prevent diseases • Used to disinfect navels. • Approach sheep in this manner. • Most common form of removing the tail. • The ear tagging gun must be kept _____. • Prevents parasite infestation of the tail • A possible route for infections in sheep. • A very important and common factor of safety • Setting a sheep up on its rump does this to it. • ...
FORKLIFT SAFETY 2012-12-21
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- THIS BUTTON SLOWS THE MACHINE DOWN
- PEDESTRIANS & WORK ENVIRONMENT ARE TYPES OF ____
- FORK TRAVELING HEIGHT MAXIMUM (in inches)
- INCREASING LOAD CENTER DOES THIS TO CAPACITY
- THE HIGHER THE LOAD THE EASIER TO _____
- TERM FOR REGULAR STOPPING
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- BODY PART MOST LIKELY INJURED
- USE CAUTION WHEN BEFORE YOU DO THIS IN THE AISLE
- MOST ACCIDENTS CAN BE TRACED BACK TO THIS PERSON
- THE RED/ORANGE BUTTON ON THE HANDLE DOES THIS
- WAYNER THE ______
- THIS NEUTRALIZES BATTERY ACID
12 Clues: WAYNER THE ______ • TERM FOR REGULAR STOPPING • BODY PART MOST LIKELY INJURED • THIS NEUTRALIZES BATTERY ACID • THIS BUTTON SLOWS THE MACHINE DOWN • THE HIGHER THE LOAD THE EASIER TO _____ • FORK TRAVELING HEIGHT MAXIMUM (in inches) • INCREASING LOAD CENTER DOES THIS TO CAPACITY • THE RED/ORANGE BUTTON ON THE HANDLE DOES THIS • ...
Safety First 2012-12-21
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- Ergonomics self-assesment.
- Code for infant or child abduction.
- During Code Triage II, the _____ is activated.
- Wearing proper fitting _____ helps prevent trip, slips, and falls.
- Member down.
- Code for Clinical IT outage.
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- Code for chemical spill.
- Code for bomb threat.
- Duck and cover.
- Acronym for how to use a fire extinguisher
- In case of fire, rescue, activate,________ , extinguish.
- During prolonged repetitive activity,these types of breaks should be taken.
12 Clues: Member down. • Duck and cover. • Code for bomb threat. • Code for chemical spill. • Ergonomics self-assesment. • Code for Clinical IT outage. • Code for infant or child abduction. • Acronym for how to use a fire extinguisher • During Code Triage II, the _____ is activated. • In case of fire, rescue, activate,________ , extinguish. • ...
Basic Safety 2014-04-07
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- Don't use tool which are __ or cracked
- Always carry pointed tools by your side with the points and heavy ends __
- __ all small work and short work with a vise or clamp
- Store tools and materials vertically, with the points and __ end down
- Follow the correct procedure for using __ tool.
- wear the right safety __ for the job.
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- __ carry tool in your pockets
- don't work with __ or greasy hands.
- Don't try to increase your __ by using a "cheater" with a wrench, which are designed for the right strength
- Always wear ___ Protection.
- __ sharp-edged and pointed tools with care
- Don't __ or hammer with a file. It may shatter.
12 Clues: Always wear ___ Protection. • __ carry tool in your pockets • don't work with __ or greasy hands. • wear the right safety __ for the job. • Don't use tool which are __ or cracked • __ sharp-edged and pointed tools with care • Follow the correct procedure for using __ tool. • Don't __ or hammer with a file. It may shatter. • ...
Food Safety 2014-09-29
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- microscopic fungus capable of converting sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide
- a reaction to the chemicals in foods
- bacterial food poisoning
- being intolerant to foods such as milk
- an immunological response to food proteins
- feeling like you're going to throw up. symptom of food poisoning
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- 5 degrees to 60 degrees Celsius
- able to multiply only within the living cells of a host. incurable.
- when bacteria is unintentionally transferred from one substance to another
- a member of a large group of unicellular microorganisms that can cause disease
- a furry growth fungus occurring typically in moist warm conditions
- symptom of food poisoning where the body heats up to kill the disease
12 Clues: bacterial food poisoning • 5 degrees to 60 degrees Celsius • a reaction to the chemicals in foods • being intolerant to foods such as milk • an immunological response to food proteins • feeling like you're going to throw up. symptom of food poisoning • a furry growth fungus occurring typically in moist warm conditions • ...
Outdoor Safety 2014-03-16
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- Always swim in the same direction as _____
- Swim where _____ are present
- Know your _____
- If hot, be sure to drink plenty of these
- Tell people your_____
- Be prepared for ____
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- Always wear a _____ (PFD)
- Diving into shallow water can cause _____
- Always camp with a ____
- Don't feed or disturb ____
- Make sure all fires are ____
- The most important rule when swimming and diving is to know how to_______
12 Clues: Know your _____ • Be prepared for ____ • Tell people your_____ • Always camp with a ____ • Always wear a _____ (PFD) • Don't feed or disturb ____ • Swim where _____ are present • Make sure all fires are ____ • If hot, be sure to drink plenty of these • Diving into shallow water can cause _____ • Always swim in the same direction as _____ • ...
Water Safety 2014-12-10
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- Knowledgeable on how to keep water safe for....
- ...plastic water bottles
- Do not dump....into any natural body of water
- Use water from the....and buy a water filter if you do not like the taste of regular running water
- Nonprofit co-founded by Matt Damon and Gary White that provides access to safe water and sanitation in developing countries.
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- This will help us in the....run
- A nonprofit comprised of faculty and students of University of Virginia who are creating water filtering technologies that improve human health and quality of life.
- ....spills are one cause of pollution
- ...trash can make its way to the water and cause trash to get in the water
- Throw away trash in a....not just anywhere on this streets or outside
- Avacados A social enterprise that generates funds for clean water in Africa through the sale of coffee.
- Water Center A part of the Earth Institute, Columbia Water Center researches and designs sustainable models of water management.
12 Clues: ...plastic water bottles • This will help us in the....run • ....spills are one cause of pollution • Do not dump....into any natural body of water • Knowledgeable on how to keep water safe for.... • Throw away trash in a....not just anywhere on this streets or outside • ...trash can make its way to the water and cause trash to get in the water • ...
Cyber Safety 2015-01-27
12 Clues: izdzēst failu • ievadīt paroli • saņemt e-pastu • saglabāt failu • izdzēst e-pastu • ievadīt segvārdu • saņemt pielikumu • izdzēst pielikumu • lejupielādēt failu • lejupielādēt bildi • lejupielādēt mūziku • sarakstīties tiešsaistē
Radiation Safety 2017-11-01
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- Our Radiation Safety Officer is DR.______.
- A device that measures the dose of radiation to workers.
- The 3 basic rules of radiation safety are time,distance and ___.
- ALARA stands for As Low AS Resonably ______.
- Increasing your distance from the source of radiation______ amount of radiation received.
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- Radiation is a form of ______.
- _____radiation is emitted from the patient.
- X-rays were discovered in 1895 by ?
- The amount of radiation an occupationally exposed worker is allowed to receive is ____millirem per year.
- Radiation effects the cells of the body and can possibly____the risk of certain types of cancer or genetic mutations.
- How far should you stand from the source of radiation?
- What is used to avoid gonadal exposure while taking x-rays?
12 Clues: Radiation is a form of ______. • X-rays were discovered in 1895 by ? • Our Radiation Safety Officer is DR.______. • _____radiation is emitted from the patient. • ALARA stands for As Low AS Resonably ______. • How far should you stand from the source of radiation? • A device that measures the dose of radiation to workers. • ...
safety Hazard 2017-12-01
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- An unexpected happening that may result in injury, loss, or damage.
- – Hazards due to contact with chemicals.
- – Hazards due to contact with living organisms or their by-products.
- Participation – When an OSHA compliance officer investigates a workplace
- Potential events or situations that can cause injury or harm to people, property, or the environment
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- The state of being free from illness or injury
- point-is the inventory level at which a company would place a new order or start a new manufacturing run
- Complaints – When a violation of occupational safety and health laws is suspected, an employee must file a formal complaint with OSHA.
- Process - A series of sequential steps taken by purchasing specialists to buy goods and services for a business.
- -Hazards due to a transfer of energy between an object and a worker.
- Fulfilling the requirements of the law.
- Training – Employees have a duty and the right to obtain occupational safety training from his/her employer.
12 Clues: Fulfilling the requirements of the law. • – Hazards due to contact with chemicals. • The state of being free from illness or injury • An unexpected happening that may result in injury, loss, or damage. • -Hazards due to a transfer of energy between an object and a worker. • – Hazards due to contact with living organisms or their by-products. • ...
General Safety 2018-03-26
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- What do you do if you see a hazard?
- Who to ask if you have a question
- _____ guards should never be removed
- What you should do before using any equipment or tools?
- Never touch exposed __________
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- Keep _____ chemicals away from heat, sparks, and flames
- Never walk in ______ travel lanes
- Use _______ protection in loud noise areas
- You must be to operate equipment or tools?
- Clean up _____ immediately, they are a slip hazard.
- _______ shoes protect your feet
- Never _____ chemicals unless you have an approved procedure.
12 Clues: _______ shoes protect your feet • Never touch exposed __________ • Never walk in ______ travel lanes • Who to ask if you have a question • What do you do if you see a hazard? • _____ guards should never be removed • Use _______ protection in loud noise areas • You must be to operate equipment or tools? • Clean up _____ immediately, they are a slip hazard. • ...
Bike Safety 2018-11-29
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- You should always use two _______ for control and braking
- Check the air pressure in your
- Wear bright clothing so you can be
- You must approach corners with
- When the traffic light is ______ you must stop
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- Riding your bike should be safe and
- Always wear a
- Obey traffic
- Always look left right
- Always make sure shoelaces are
- What you must watch for when you enter a street
- Should you wear headphones when you are riding a bike?
12 Clues: Obey traffic • Always wear a • Always look left right • Check the air pressure in your • Always make sure shoelaces are • You must approach corners with • Wear bright clothing so you can be • Riding your bike should be safe and • When the traffic light is ______ you must stop • What you must watch for when you enter a street • ...
Lab Safety 2023-08-18
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- If you are heating a substance in a test tube. Always point the open end of the tube ______ from all people
- Flammable materials, like alcohol, should never be dispensed or used near an open _______
- All chemicals in the lab are to be considered ______
- If a laboratory fire erupts, immediately _______ your instructor
- You are heating a piece of glassware and now want to pick it up. You should use ______
- Work areas should be kept clean and tidy (true or false)
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- If you do not understand a direction or part of a lab procedure, you should ask the instructor before _____________
- If an acid is splashed on your skin, wash at once with plenty of ________
- You have been injured in the laboratory (cut, burn, etc.) First you should _____ the science instructor at once
- Horseplay in the laboratory is ______ allowed
- It is ok to pick up broken glass with your bare hands as long as the glass is placed in the trash (true or false)
- Long hair in the laboratory must be ______ back
12 Clues: Horseplay in the laboratory is ______ allowed • Long hair in the laboratory must be ______ back • All chemicals in the lab are to be considered ______ • Work areas should be kept clean and tidy (true or false) • If a laboratory fire erupts, immediately _______ your instructor • If an acid is splashed on your skin, wash at once with plenty of ________ • ...
