safety Crossword Puzzles
F.A.S.T. CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2023-09-25
9 Clues: covers your hair • cover facial hair • glasses protect your eyes • worn to protect your hands • protects against loud noise • protects your skin from sun • four letter word for Fresno area safety team • bump hat sits on top of what part of your body • mask worn over nose and mouth to protect against dust
PSA safety for kids 2020-06-01
9 Clues: to assist someone • to get sink in water • too sunk in something • to tell people something • public service announcement • somewhere around lots of people • safety To wear helmets all the time • To do something in the pool or at the beach • safety To not go to fast during riding a bike
TY Home Economics 2024-05-03
9 Clues: food source of calcium • Fibre helps prevent this • the last step to food safety • the first step to food safety • where you store perishable foods • the most important meal of the day • the measurement used for food energy • list of instructions for cookery class • this type of bread contains 5 grams of fibre
vocabulary 2025-09-18
alex rider 2026-03-29
A C DAMAGE & RAMP PREVENTABLE ACCIDENTS 2026-08-20
LAB SAFETY EQUIPMENT 2022-08-14
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- What should you always do when finished working in the lab?
- When should you eat or drink in the lab?
- provide a clear, safe way to evacuate a building in case of a crisis or disaster
- help reduce the risk of infection or the severity of an injury, include a variety of supplies that will help treat cuts, scrapes and injuries, including sprains and burns.
- (1) closed-toe-shoes
- Protects the eyes from flying objects or chemical splashes. Worn whenever chemicals, heat or glassware are used.
- provide behavior, hygiene, and safety information to avoid accidents in the laboratory.
- protect against skin absorption of chemicals, chemical burns, thermal burns, lacerations, and cryogenic liquid exposure
- an apparatus which provides an emergency flow of water to rinse off a person
- A type of hood or barrier used in the laboratory to capture chemical vapors and fumes.
- Provide protection of skin and personal clothing from incidental contact and small splashes
- (2) Dangling jewelry, lose or baggy clothing must be secured.
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- Long hair tied back.
- Ask teacher. Solid chemicals, metals, matches, filter paper, and all other insoluble materials are to be placed in proper waste container
- Protective lab device that sprays water into your eyes in order to clean chemicals or irritants from your eyes
- correct way to dispose of cracked, chipped, or broken glass that is non-contaminated
- What do you do if something goes wrong in the lab?
- Safety equipment made of specially treated, fire-resistant fabric and used to smother fires.
- Prevent Unnecessary accidents, injuries and Illness due to exposer
- A device that sprays chemicals that put out fires.
20 Clues: Long hair tied back. • (1) closed-toe-shoes • When should you eat or drink in the lab? • What do you do if something goes wrong in the lab? • A device that sprays chemicals that put out fires. • What should you always do when finished working in the lab? • (2) Dangling jewelry, lose or baggy clothing must be secured. • ...
Science Safety Crossword 2022-08-11
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- Follow teacher instructions when disposing of waste after an _
- Washing your hands includes _ and water for 20 seconds or more
- This is never acceptable during a science lab
- Report any _ to the teacher immediately
- Always carry _ with both hands
- Use extreme _ when using matches, a burner, or hot plate
- If _ breaks, notify the teacher immediately
- Students should never pick up _ glass themselves
- Do not remove _ equipment, supplies or animals from the science room without permission
- You should always _ your hands after a lab day
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- Perform only authorized and _ experiments
- You should always read and follow these closely
- _ Any cut or scratch from sharp instruments to the teacher immediately
- Worn on your eyes to protect them
- Keep your workspace neat and clean
- Consider all substances to be _ in the lab as a precaution
- Never eat, drink, chew gum, or _ anything in the science room during lab
- There is an emergency _ wash station in every room
- Gloves may need to be worn to protect your _
19 Clues: Always carry _ with both hands • Worn on your eyes to protect them • Keep your workspace neat and clean • Report any _ to the teacher immediately • Perform only authorized and _ experiments • If _ breaks, notify the teacher immediately • Gloves may need to be worn to protect your _ • This is never acceptable during a science lab • ...
Culinary: Safety & Sanitation 2020-10-19
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- Temperature range for danger zone
- Temperature the fridge must be at
- should be kept in a separate bag
- If you break/spill when cooking you should
- Not safe to put in the microwave
- Causes greatest # of Foodborne Illness
- Company resp. for National Health Stats.
- Number of FBI's studied in class
- Plugging in appliance with wet hands could
- How much bleach added per gallon of water
- What do to with leftover potato salad
- If grease fire starts on stove
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- Individual with least risk of getting FBI
- Minimum amount you should wash your hands
- Increases risk of pathogen growth
- How to wash cutting board after raw meat
- Next step after touching raw chicken
- If a knife slips out of your hand
- what food is associated with salmonella
- Minimum temp. a buffet should be maintained
20 Clues: If grease fire starts on stove • should be kept in a separate bag • Not safe to put in the microwave • Number of FBI's studied in class • Temperature range for danger zone • Increases risk of pathogen growth • Temperature the fridge must be at • If a knife slips out of your hand • Next step after touching raw chicken • What do to with leftover potato salad • ...
Micronutrients Safety Week 2020-10-19
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- ______ located in certain areas of the plant for pest control purposes.
- Hearing protection is required in all areas where noise exposure levels have been determined to exceed ____.
- ________ is clear, colorless, water like in appearance, and has a characteristic pungent odor.
- ______ is a corrosive, toxic inhalation hazard and eye irritant; its presence can be detected by its strong smell; will cause a burning sensation to eyes, nose, and throat; reacts violently with water.
- What is the top priority here at Micronutrients?
- _______ are a key element of Micronutrients' employee information and training efforts.
- I am empowered to stop any activity that I feel is _______.
- ______ permits are valid for a single work shift only.
- _____ are required when working in buildings 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500.
- An _______ is required when the polytron monitors in the plant are emitting a continuous siren/horn.
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- _______ is used by some of the circuit board manufacturers in their process.
- are located throughout the plant for ammonia (blue light) & hydrogen sulfide (white light).
- Required when behind painted hard hat lines
- All injuries can be?
- When it is determined that a material is to be discarded/disposed of, it becomes a _____.
- ______ are used to cover the roll-off boxes to prevent rainwater from accumulating in them.
- Break one of these rules & you're terminated
- Green corrosive; skin, eye and respiratory irritant composed of Hydrochloric Acid (HCl) with dissolved copper.
- A secure point of attachment for lifeline, lanyards or deceleration devices.
19 Clues: All injuries can be? • Required when behind painted hard hat lines • Break one of these rules & you're terminated • What is the top priority here at Micronutrients? • ______ permits are valid for a single work shift only. • I am empowered to stop any activity that I feel is _______. • ______ located in certain areas of the plant for pest control purposes. • ...
Safety and Security 2021-11-15
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- What is placed on the new sharps to help prevent injuries?
- Who is the most commonly injured healthcare worker?
- In what unit of the hospital do most accidental sticks happen?
- What is the lowest cost a facility can plan to pay for a sharps injury?
- In what method are needle free systems handled?
- Be ______________.
- What is one way to prevent sharp injuries?
- What is the most important step when using sharps?
- what law was formed in 2000 to help with the sharps injury prevention in healthcare?
- During what part of the use of needles are the least amount of injuries occurring?
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- What is the number of sharps injuries annually in hospital based healthcare workers?
- what is the best way to ensure other staff members in the room don't get a sharp injury when you have a sharp?
- Which virus has the most risk of seroconversion due to sharp injury?
- Dispose with _______.
- What color are sharps containers?
- Most safety features on sharps require training because they are _______ not passive.
- Be __________________.
- Are the majority of sharps injuries avoidable?
- Have a ______ day.
19 Clues: Be ______________. • Have a ______ day. • Dispose with _______. • Be __________________. • What color are sharps containers? • What is one way to prevent sharp injuries? • Are the majority of sharps injuries avoidable? • In what method are needle free systems handled? • What is the most important step when using sharps? • Who is the most commonly injured healthcare worker? • ...
Kitchen Safety Review 2023-01-23
19 Clues: Aim • Pull • Cuts • salt • base • metal • Falls • Water • Fires • Sweep • Frayed • unplug • Squeeze • Tieback • turnoff • Slowdown • Poisoning • Bakingsoda • electricshock
Wood Shop Safety 2023-01-31
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- wear to protect lungs
- Tell someone when something...
- Always banned
- accessories you cant use in the shop
- Protection for your eyes
- The first priority
- Always be
- is a hazard
- be willing to
- distance to keep hands safe
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- use to carry wood
- Unsafe shoes
- Do not run,----
- Clothes that are banned
- Use this always...
- the most important rule
- Always have
- No Messing around
- required shoes
- be
20 Clues: be • Always be • Always have • is a hazard • Unsafe shoes • Always banned • be willing to • required shoes • Do not run,---- • use to carry wood • No Messing around • Use this always... • The first priority • wear to protect lungs • Clothes that are banned • the most important rule • Protection for your eyes • distance to keep hands safe • Tell someone when something... • ...
National Safety Month 2023-06-06
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- Electrochemical devices that convert stored chemical energy into electrical energy through a chemical reaction. They are commonly used as power sources in various applications.
- A condition that occurs when the body's cooling mechanisms are unable to maintain a normal temperature, usually due to exposure to high temperatures and humidity. It can lead to heat-related illnesses.
- A powered industrial truck equipped with prongs (forks) that can be raised and lowered for lifting and moving heavy objects or pallets.
- Waste materials that possess properties that make them potentially harmful or dangerous to human health or the environment. They require special handling, storage, and disposal methods.
- Chemical substances used to control, repel, or kill pests such as insects, weeds, or pathogens that can harm crops, humans, animals, or the environment. They are commonly used in agriculture and pest management.
- A state of extreme tiredness or exhaustion resulting from physical or mental exertion or prolonged periods of insufficient rest or sleep.
- Specific categories of common hazardous waste, such as batteries, lamps, and electronic devices, that are subject to simplified regulations for collection, recycling, or disposal.
- A person who is walking or traveling on foot, typically in areas where vehicles or machinery are also present.
- A careful examination or assessment of something to determine its condition, quality, or compliance with regulations or standards.
- A severe heat-related illness characterized by a body temperature above 104°F (40°C) and accompanying symptoms like confusion, rapid heartbeat, and loss of consciousness. It is a medical emergency.
- The state of being protected from harm, danger, or injury, often achieved through adherence to rules, precautions, and measures to prevent accidents or incidents.
- Accidental descent from a higher to a lower level, often caused by slips or trips, resulting in potential injuries.
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- The state of emotional, psychological, and social well-being in which an individual can cope with the normal stresses of life, work productively, and contribute to society.
- The degree to which objects or people can be seen or observed in a particular environment, often influenced by lighting, weather conditions, or obstructions.
- Accidental loss of balance due to a person's foot striking or getting caught on an object, resulting in a stumble or fall.
- To supply or restore water or liquid to something or someone to prevent dehydration or maintain proper hydration levels.
- The state of being clean, free from dirt, contaminants, or clutter, ensuring a hygienic and safe environment.
- A hand-operated device used to lift and move palletized loads. It typically has two forks that slide under the pallet to lift and transport it.
- Accidental loss of footing or traction that may result in a person's feet sliding out from under them, causing them to fall.
19 Clues: The state of being clean, free from dirt, contaminants, or clutter, ensuring a hygienic and safe environment. • A person who is walking or traveling on foot, typically in areas where vehicles or machinery are also present. • Accidental descent from a higher to a lower level, often caused by slips or trips, resulting in potential injuries. • ...
Road Safety Awareness 2017-10-03
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- / car safety feature
- / do not operate a vehicle if you are under the influence of ...
- / At high speed you have less .... to react to hazards
- / increases the risk of being involved in an accident
- ticket / If you ignore road rules you could receive this
- / should be checked daily for roadworthyness
- / In situations of fog, rain, smoke, bad light or sun in your eyes........ may be poor
- / You should drive to suit the road ......
- / You must stop on this signal
- / ---- down and enjoy the ride
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- / Drive with these on to be seen
- / You should slow down when road conditions are....
- / Road rules are there to help reduce road
- following distance / in order to avoid bumping into another vehicle, drivers should....
- / wearing this saves lives
- / rest on long trips to avoid this
- / avoid this when driving
- / everyone must have one of these to drive
- / when a vehicle has these, it should be removed from operation
19 Clues: / car safety feature • / avoid this when driving • / wearing this saves lives • / You must stop on this signal • / ---- down and enjoy the ride • / Drive with these on to be seen • / rest on long trips to avoid this • / Road rules are there to help reduce road • / everyone must have one of these to drive • / You should drive to suit the road ...... • ...
Food Safety Crossword 2021-12-09
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- Kills bacteria
- To never mix these
- A certification the factory has
- Removes grease and dirt
- best equipment to cool down food
- Bacteria that can grow in chillers
- Can grow in pipes and cause severe illness
- When handling RTE foods you should wear these
- Main allergen in Tiramisu
- One of the 14 allergens
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- Insect not wanted in kitchens
- HACCP Principle 1
- Bacteria do this in the freezer
- No injury occurred to someone
- Hand of a food handler is a typical...
- Abbreviation for foods, such as a sandwich
- Uniforms protect this mainly
- HACCP Principle 6
- Some bacteria need this to survive, same as humans
19 Clues: Kills bacteria • HACCP Principle 1 • HACCP Principle 6 • To never mix these • Removes grease and dirt • One of the 14 allergens • Main allergen in Tiramisu • Uniforms protect this mainly • Insect not wanted in kitchens • No injury occurred to someone • Bacteria do this in the freezer • A certification the factory has • best equipment to cool down food • ...
Mine Safety Crossword 2022-05-09
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- exam Making sure you work area is safe
- Has laces
- Coast guard approved
- MSHA violations
- Class B fire
- What we are in today
- GHS labels
- Fusing together by heat
- Employees
- Disconnect electrical energy
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- Holds you in equipment
- Beeps when going in reverse
- Protects workers from tail pullies
- Deadliest hazard in mining
- Blocks tires
- Only one exit
- Worked in the mine one day
- Material transporter
- Acronym reference to fire extinguisher
19 Clues: Has laces • Employees • GHS labels • Blocks tires • Class B fire • Only one exit • MSHA violations • Coast guard approved • What we are in today • Material transporter • Holds you in equipment • Fusing together by heat • Deadliest hazard in mining • Worked in the mine one day • Beeps when going in reverse • Disconnect electrical energy • Protects workers from tail pullies • ...
Mine Safety Crossword 2022-05-09
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- 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 • ...
Lab Safety Crossword 2022-04-28
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- Agent that kills microbial growth
- A step-by-step description of how to do a task, job, or activity properly
- Stop from happening, avoidance of accidents
- The ability of a substance to burn
- An incident, which did not show a visible result, but had the potential to do so
- Stupor or unconsciousness caused by exposure to a chemical
- An event that requires immediate action or assistance
- Effects recognizable after an exposure
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- Deep cut
- A danger, a chance of being injured or harmed
- The act of inspecting
- Personal Protective Equipment
- A substance that produces an irritating effect when it contacts skin, eyes, nose, or respiratory system
- Conforming to mandatory regulations
- Airborne particles formed by condensation of vapors, sublimation, distillation, calcination, or chemical reaction
- A human action that produces an unintended result
- The presence of a hazard
- unplanned events that take place on the work site which may result in an injury and/or property loss or damage
- Abbreviation for hazardous material
19 Clues: Deep cut • The act of inspecting • The presence of a hazard • Personal Protective Equipment • Agent that kills microbial growth • The ability of a substance to burn • Conforming to mandatory regulations • Abbreviation for hazardous material • Effects recognizable after an exposure • Stop from happening, avoidance of accidents • A danger, a chance of being injured or harmed • ...
Chem Safety Project 2024-01-26
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- What you use to stop a fire from reaching someone´s face
- what you should keep the aisles
- Use these to secure containers
- NEVER _______
- The first thing you should do to your cut
- How you should smell a chemical
- What you wear to protect your eyes from chemical
- Keap the aisles like this
- The wrong way to test a chemical
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- What you use to heat nonvolatile chemicals
- What you do after you rinse a cutis
- What you should do to the gas if something weird happens
- Wear one of these when handling chemicals
- Avoid direct _____ with a chemical
- Keep these off the floor
- Something you shouldn´t enjoy during a lab
- This can be contaminated by lab chemicals
- Type of fabric you should not wear in the lab
- Type of flask with a narrow top
- What you use if you get chemicals on your body
20 Clues: NEVER _______ • Keep these off the floor • Keap the aisles like this • Use these to secure containers • what you should keep the aisles • How you should smell a chemical • Type of flask with a narrow top • The wrong way to test a chemical • Avoid direct _____ with a chemical • What you do after you rinse a cutis • Wear one of these when handling chemicals • ...
Mine Safety Training 2024-05-16
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- WATER TRUCK
- EARPLUGS
- HOLDS YOU IN YOUR SEAT
- 24 HOURS OF TRAINING
- PERFORM BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT
- STATISTICS REGUARDING FALITIES 2000-2010
- FACE FORWARD WHEN DESCENDING
- COULD HAVE BEEN BAD
- CLASS C FIRE
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- INCLUDES 16 SECTIONS
- PART 62
- KEEP PAPERWORK FOR 12 MONTHS
- CFR 30
- FABRIC USED FOR WELDERS CLOTHING
- SIGNS AROUND PLANT
- PPE USED WHEN WORKING AT HEIGHTS
- UNINTENDED EJECTION OF ROCK
- MEDICAL TREATMENT AT PLANT
- WEAR NEAR WATER
19 Clues: CFR 30 • PART 62 • EARPLUGS • WATER TRUCK • CLASS C FIRE • WEAR NEAR WATER • SIGNS AROUND PLANT • COULD HAVE BEEN BAD • INCLUDES 16 SECTIONS • 24 HOURS OF TRAINING • HOLDS YOU IN YOUR SEAT • MEDICAL TREATMENT AT PLANT • UNINTENDED EJECTION OF ROCK • KEEP PAPERWORK FOR 12 MONTHS • FACE FORWARD WHEN DESCENDING • FABRIC USED FOR WELDERS CLOTHING • PPE USED WHEN WORKING AT HEIGHTS • ...
food safety game 2024-09-30
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- when you know what is going to happen before it happens
- a chemical that keep pests away
- control center the place you call when you've consumed something posionous
- to make something clean and pure
- to make something impure
- forcing an object out the airway of a choking person
- a group of unicellular organisms that cause disease
- burn when food is stored improperly in a freezer
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- something that can easily catch on fire
- medicine you take to cancel out the poison
- the right way to do something
- something to alert or tell someone something
- contamination when and impure substance touches a pure substance
- food that goes bad quickly
- zone the temps which bacteria grows the fastest
- medical attention that is usually administered immediately after the injury occurs and at the location where it occurred
- something very important
- restoring a persons breathing
- illness a illness that come from the bacteria on food
19 Clues: to make something impure • something very important • food that goes bad quickly • the right way to do something • restoring a persons breathing • a chemical that keep pests away • to make something clean and pure • something that can easily catch on fire • medicine you take to cancel out the poison • something to alert or tell someone something • ...
Health and Safety 2024-10-21
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- a spillage may cause this
- dangerous canister of gas
- caused by oil on your hands
- an act to protect workers
- ramps and hoists should be checked for this
- fibres that get trapped in your lungs
- a person trained for a task
- foam, water and co2 are all types of
- checked during a pat test
- required to have fire
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- to protect your ears
- long gloves for welding
- petrol and diesel are both...
- air that can penetrate your skin
- a kit which helps in an accident
- carelessness may cause an
- safe lifting
- safety of consumables
- boots gloves and overalls
19 Clues: safe lifting • to protect your ears • safety of consumables • required to have fire • long gloves for welding • a spillage may cause this • dangerous canister of gas • carelessness may cause an • an act to protect workers • boots gloves and overalls • checked during a pat test • caused by oil on your hands • a person trained for a task • petrol and diesel are both... • ...
January 2023 Safety Talks 2023-01-17
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- Put ________ into the observations.
- Never ______ underneath a suspended load.
- Near Misses should be reported.
- Verify the unit has been ______ and deemed safe prior to use.
- Do Not ______ moving or rotating equipment
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- Safety Talks should be done ______.
- Safety Observations provide ________ feedback
- Near Misses are a _______ that something is not working.
- _______ equipment before reaching in.
9 Clues: Near Misses should be reported. • Safety Talks should be done ______. • Put ________ into the observations. • _______ equipment before reaching in. • Never ______ underneath a suspended load. • Do Not ______ moving or rotating equipment • Safety Observations provide ________ feedback • Near Misses are a _______ that something is not working. • ...
22_6_2018 2018-06-22
15 Clues: φετα • μέλι • φερνω • διανομή • καθοδόν • κυλικείο • μακαρονια • ενυμερώνω • μακαρονια • σαντουιτς • μια μεριδα απο • ασε με να ελενω • διάφορος ποικίλος • κανονες ασφαλειας • στη-πραγματικοτητα
textile Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-05
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- outlets Do not shove items in to avoid being electrocuted
- Used to protect a part of the body
- dye be careful of how you use it as it can be dangerous to the eyes
- Can get caught in the machine
- Helps to avoid hurting hands
- Listen to them as it can affect your safety and well being
- Make sure to roll up sleeves
- Can get stuck in the machine due to
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- needle Don't stab yourself
- Don't cut your fingers up
- Don't put your fingers in it
- nails Keep them away from needle as it can damage the machine
- Dry hands before touching
- Machines Use carefully as you may get hurt while using
- Glasses Used to protect eyes
15 Clues: Don't cut your fingers up • Dry hands before touching • needle Don't stab yourself • Don't put your fingers in it • Helps to avoid hurting hands • Glasses Used to protect eyes • Make sure to roll up sleeves • Can get caught in the machine • Used to protect a part of the body • Can get stuck in the machine due to • Machines Use carefully as you may get hurt while using • ...
Workplace Incidents 2020-04-23
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- also know as Corona virus
- causes injury to a person
- can cause a business to temporarily stop operating
- workers in a business
- the owner of the business
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- an event that happens
- Health and Safety at Work 2015 is known as a
- working environment for employees
- a government department responsible for monitoring Health & Safety
9 Clues: an event that happens • workers in a business • also know as Corona virus • causes injury to a person • the owner of the business • working environment for employees • Health and Safety at Work 2015 is known as a • can cause a business to temporarily stop operating • a government department responsible for monitoring Health & Safety
Health Word Search 2013-05-02
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- A teen safety rule
- A very important teen safety rule
- harassment Hurting not flirting, Unwanted and unwelcome sexual attention
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- A very important teen safety rule
- Unacceptable behavior
- Something that everyone should treat each other with
- Sending inappropriate images by phone to people
- An action that should be performed against bullies
- The required sexting age
- Dignity for all students act
10 Clues: A teen safety rule • Unacceptable behavior • The required sexting age • Dignity for all students act • A very important teen safety rule • A very important teen safety rule • Sending inappropriate images by phone to people • An action that should be performed against bullies • Something that everyone should treat each other with • ...
Health Word Search 2013-05-02
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- Unacceptable behavior
- A teen safety rule
- A very important teen safety rule
- Dignity for all students act
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- Sending inappropriate images by phone to people
- Hurting not flirting, Unwanted and unwelcome sexual attention
- The required sexting age
- A very important teen safety rule
- Something that everyone should treat each other with
- An action that should be performed against bullies
10 Clues: A teen safety rule • Unacceptable behavior • The required sexting age • Dignity for all students act • A very important teen safety rule • A very important teen safety rule • Sending inappropriate images by phone to people • An action that should be performed against bullies • Something that everyone should treat each other with • ...
Health Word Search 2013-05-02
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- A very important teen safety rule
- A very important teen safety rule
- Hurting not flirting, Unwanted and unwelcome sexual attention
- An action that should be performed against bullies
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- Something that everyone should treat each other with
- A teen safety rule
- Unacceptable behavior
- Sending inappropriate images by phone to people
- Dignity for all students act
- The required sexting age
10 Clues: A teen safety rule • Unacceptable behavior • The required sexting age • Dignity for all students act • A very important teen safety rule • A very important teen safety rule • Sending inappropriate images by phone to people • An action that should be performed against bullies • Something that everyone should treat each other with • ...
Costco Safety Week 2023 2023-09-08
14 Clues: waste • blades • forklift • aid kits • extremes • pedestrian • procedures • extinguisher • using option • no more than 10 • in the workplace • program overview • proper techniques • personal protective equipment
When The World Was Ours 2021-06-17
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- which city did the three friends grow up?
- What kind of carriages did they travel in to the camps?
- What possession did they all keep?
- Which one of the characters parents goes and fights Hitlers army?
- Arbeit Macht Frei means work sets you ______
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- what nationality is Max?
- What ride did the friends go on at the start?
- What is the last things Elsa loses?
- in what camp did Elsa and Max end up meeting?
- Who did Elsa try to escape with?
- What city did Leo find safety in?
- Which city did Elsa and her family move to so they can find safety in?
- __________ youth was the group max belonged to.
- Who kills Max?
14 Clues: Who kills Max? • what nationality is Max? • Who did Elsa try to escape with? • What city did Leo find safety in? • What possession did they all keep? • What is the last things Elsa loses? • which city did the three friends grow up? • Arbeit Macht Frei means work sets you ______ • What ride did the friends go on at the start? • in what camp did Elsa and Max end up meeting? • ...
Substations 2024-05-27
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- - improving or making better.
- - relating to the countryside or areas outside of cities.
- - metal bars used to carry electric current within a substation.
- - to touch, hold, or manage something.
- - protective eyewear worn to keep eyes safe.
- - places where electricity is changed from high voltage to lower voltage for use in homes and businesses.
- - being careful to prevent accidents or harm.
- - very important or significant.
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- - measures taken to ensure safety and prevent accidents.
- - sometimes but not often.
- - making something smaller or less.
- - a system of power lines and equipment that carries electricity to homes and buildings.
- - cables or wires that carry electricity over long distances.
- - a place where electricity is controlled and distributed.
14 Clues: - sometimes but not often. • - improving or making better. • - very important or significant. • - making something smaller or less. • - to touch, hold, or manage something. • - protective eyewear worn to keep eyes safe. • - being careful to prevent accidents or harm. • - measures taken to ensure safety and prevent accidents. • ...
OED100 2023-05-28
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- A name for a climbing site
- Something you must show for the environment.
- A piece of rope that ties onto the climbing rope to help with safety.
- Something that comes with rock climbing.
- A knot that has a number in it.
- A piece of climbing equipment that clips into your harness.
- The person who is climbing.
- Always check equipment for...
- A knot that is tied above a figure 8.
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- A piece of equipment that goes around your legs and waist.
- A main priority when climbing.
- Something that you need to complete challenging climbs.
- The person responsible for ensuring the climber is safe.
- Something that protects your head
14 Clues: A name for a climbing site • The person who is climbing. • Always check equipment for... • A main priority when climbing. • A knot that has a number in it. • Something that protects your head • A knot that is tied above a figure 8. • Something that comes with rock climbing. • Something you must show for the environment. • ...
WH&S 2025-08-18
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- An unplanned event resulting in injury or damage.
- Handling Moving or lifting objects in a way that prevents injury.
- Aid Immediate care given to someone who is injured or unwell.
- An event that could or did cause injury or damage.
- Personal Protective Equipment worn to reduce exposure to hazards.
- The condition of being protected from harm.
- The likelihood that a hazard will cause harm.
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- Following rules, laws, or regulations.
- Something with the potential to cause harm.
- A set of instructions for performing tasks safely.
- Checking equipment, tools, or workplaces for safety.
- The act of leaving a dangerous area quickly.
- A sudden, unexpected situation requiring immediate action.
- Learning how to perform tasks safely.
14 Clues: Learning how to perform tasks safely. • Following rules, laws, or regulations. • Something with the potential to cause harm. • The condition of being protected from harm. • The act of leaving a dangerous area quickly. • The likelihood that a hazard will cause harm. • An unplanned event resulting in injury or damage. • A set of instructions for performing tasks safely. • ...
Legislation in the Workplace 2015-03-26
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- Any hazards in the setting must by reported by __________ to their manager.
- All _____________ records must be stored securely in the workplace.
- Specialist ___________ must be supplied by workplace to have people with disabilities to carry out their work role if necessary.
- Health and Safety legislation obligates warning ______ to be displayed.
- Under the Human Rights Act every individual must be treated with __________.
- The _______ Protection Act prevents employers from passing on personal information belonging to employees.
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- Under the Disability Discrimination Act, people can not be refused a job because they have a __________.
- The health and Safety ________ informs employees of how they need to behave to be safe.
- It is against the law to be discriminated against because of your ____.
- The _________ Act makes sure people are not discriminated against because of age, race, ability or gender.
- Under the Disability Discrimination Act ensures the __________ is accessible for everyone.
- The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 obligates employers and employees to carry out risk ____________.
- It is your __________ right to have electricity, heating and running water in the work environment.
13 Clues: All _____________ records must be stored securely in the workplace. • It is against the law to be discriminated against because of your ____. • Health and Safety legislation obligates warning ______ to be displayed. • Any hazards in the setting must by reported by __________ to their manager. • ...
Organizations 2022-08-20
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- ANA looks over nurses to see if standards are met with patient care and safety
- roles as a nurse educators
- The founder of modern nursing
- ANA helps nurses afford education and training through federal help
- This is important to know because it helps nurses understand how patient care has developed over time
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- the NLN provides a voice for nurses and ensures equity and recognition for nurses with advanced
- The NMBON ensures nurses are drug free and not abusing alcohol to make sure their competencies aren't impaired
- ANA has given this to nurses to voice their members and their needs
- The NCSBN can and will review complaints over a nurse and determine if the nurses actions violate any regulations, if any regulations are violated, the nurses license can be revoked.
- ANA has a code that describes the responsibility of nurses that go beyond basic patient encounters
- taking care of yourself while you're healthy in order to avoid getting sick
- The act of keeping clean to ensure patient and nurse safety
- Protecting the public safety from nursing care and services
13 Clues: roles as a nurse educators • The founder of modern nursing • The act of keeping clean to ensure patient and nurse safety • Protecting the public safety from nursing care and services • ANA has given this to nurses to voice their members and their needs • ANA helps nurses afford education and training through federal help • ...
MANDATORY TRAINING 2025-04-22
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- An associate is trained in CPR, confidently equipped to provide life-saving support until medical help arrives on-site.
- A team participates in an in-depth gender sensitivity workshop, honing skills to effectively address and manage workplace harassment with awareness and respect.
- A food handler is comprehensively trained to prevent cross-contamination and strictly follow hygiene SOPs, ensuring top-tier food safety.
- A supervisor is designated for certified food safety training, equipping them with advanced knowledge of compliance standards and regulatory requirements.
- Hotel staff receive targeted instruction on responding to electrical shocks and wet floor hazards, ensuring proper handling of safety incidents.
- Associates undergo regular refresher courses, reinforcing critical values like honesty, confidentiality, and integrity in all professional interactions.
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- During a mock drill, employees are rigorously trained on efficient evacuation procedures during a fire, ensuring swift compliance with established safety protocols.
- Staff contribute to sustainability by conducting thorough energy audits and waste management evaluations, aimed at minimizing the hotel's environmental impact.
8 Clues: An associate is trained in CPR, confidently equipped to provide life-saving support until medical help arrives on-site. • A food handler is comprehensively trained to prevent cross-contamination and strictly follow hygiene SOPs, ensuring top-tier food safety. • ...
protection 2024-11-25
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- Applied to the skin to shield it from UV rays.
- Worn to support injured body parts or prevent further harm.
- Installed on doors to keep intruders out.
- Worn by knights to stay safe in combat.
- A person who watches over and defends someone or something.
- Worn to cover the face and avoid inhaling harmful particles.
- A special place in cars for children to stay safe while traveling.
- Footwear designed to shield feet in harsh environments.
- The upper covering of a house that shields from weather.
- A lotion that prevents skin damage from UV rays.
- A barrier that marks boundaries and prevents entry.
- A safety strap used in vehicles to secure passengers.
- Worn on the head to prevent injury during biking or construction.
- An enclosure used to keep animals safe or confined.
- Used to slow a descent during a fall from great heights.
- Worn to improve vision and sometimes block sunlight.
- A state of being free from harm or risk.
- A medical procedure to build immunity against diseases.
- Used in battles to block attacks.
- Keeps a boat steady and prevents drifting.
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- A small craft used to escape danger at sea.
- Used to shield oneself from rain or sun.
- A stronghold built to defend against attacks.
- A safe place of refuge or rest.
- A bird's home that provides safety for eggs.
- A place that offers safety from elements or danger.
- Eye gear that guards against dust or chemicals.
- A digital barrier to secure networks from cyber threats.
- A layer worn to keep warm and prevent cold exposure.
- An act of saving someone from harm or danger.
- Handwear used to prevent injuries or contamination.
- A sheet used to cover and secure items from weather or damage.
- A system that alerts you to potential danger or intrusion.
- Worn to safeguard the chest area, often bulletproof in security roles.
- Used in sports or to catch objects while keeping them contained.
- A device that activates to prevent fires from spreading.
- A secure room used to store valuable items.
- A physical object that restricts access or movement.
- Extra material added to reduce impact during falls or hits.
39 Clues: A safe place of refuge or rest. • Used in battles to block attacks. • Worn by knights to stay safe in combat. • Used to shield oneself from rain or sun. • A state of being free from harm or risk. • Installed on doors to keep intruders out. • Keeps a boat steady and prevents drifting. • A small craft used to escape danger at sea. • ...
World Food Safety Day 2025 2025-06-07
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- Take temperatures every _______ feet with a focus on TCS items
- What is the acronym for the global initiative that brings awareness to food safety every June 7th
- Rotating stock and using the oldest product first is known as ______
- Unclean hands cause almost 80% of _______ illnesses
- Only wear gloves when directly touching food or as Personal Protective _______ when handling chemicals
- Change _______ and wash hands after handling allergens
- WHO stands for World Health _______
- _______ is one of the simplest and most important things you can do to keep food safe!
- Report anything that needs to be replaced or fixed (i.e. doors, cutting boards, knives, machines) to _______
- All teams with drains must clean them _______ at a minimum
- What is the lowest temperature of the Temperature Danger Zone: _______ to One Hundred Thirty-Five °F?
- Proper cleaning and _______ are crucial to prevent cross-contamination (e.g., biological, chemical and physical)
- Ensure ingredients containing allergens are stored _______ from other ingredients
- _______-contact happens when one food accidentally comes in contact with another food containing allergens
- TCS stands for Time/Temperature Control for _______
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- Putting too much product into the cases or putting shelves in locations beyond the recommended settings, blocking airflow, is called _______
- Cross-_______ happens when foodborne illness causing bacteria/viruses are introduced into the food
- Never claim that in-house made or packaged product is allergen-_______
- _______ foods should be solid to the touch
- _______ and sink posters that outline cleaning and sanitizing should be posted in departments
- Handwashing should take place for at least 20 _______
- Proper food storage and separation is a priority in maintaining the _______ and safety of our products
- Take temperatures every _______ hours using a clean calibrated thermometer
- All TCS foods must be held below or above the _______ danger zone
- Food-packaging and equipment should be stored at least _______ inches off the ground
- What is the acronym Whole Foods Market Team Members can use to remember the nine major food allergens
- DWL stands for _______ Work List
- _______ refers to the cooled air the display unit creates that circulates from air intake to return vents and which helps keep food cold
- _______ Food Safety Day is every year on June 7th
29 Clues: DWL stands for _______ Work List • WHO stands for World Health _______ • _______ foods should be solid to the touch • _______ Food Safety Day is every year on June 7th • Unclean hands cause almost 80% of _______ illnesses • TCS stands for Time/Temperature Control for _______ • Handwashing should take place for at least 20 _______ • ...
Health Word Search 2013-05-02
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- A teen safety rule
- The required sexting age
- Unacceptable behavior
- Dignity for all students act
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- A very important teen safety rule
- Something that everyone should treat each other with
- Sending inappropriate images by phone to people
- A very important teen safety rule
- An action that should be performed against bullies
- harassment Hurting not flirting, Unwanted and unwelcome sexual attention
10 Clues: A teen safety rule • Unacceptable behavior • The required sexting age • Dignity for all students act • A very important teen safety rule • A very important teen safety rule • Sending inappropriate images by phone to people • An action that should be performed against bullies • Something that everyone should treat each other with • ...
Brayden’s Crossword 2025-02-21
9 Clues: The opposite of running • Sustainable and reusable • A crucial part of the TAS room • A key component of your safety • Something used to make clothing • To think of a solution on the spot • Is connected the to word ‘Disciple’ • Something you need to make a tote bag • Recommended when you want to make something
TC Flexstar Safety Crossword Puzzle 2022-09-13
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- These create a slip hazard and must be cleaned up immediately.
- should never be removed while a machine is running.
- should be used when climbing stairs.
- Only authorized personnel may enter.
- This is the most common type of workplace injury.
- Acronym you need to remember when using a fire extinguisher.
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- should be reported even if nobody gets hurt.
- Improper storage of these is a fire hazard.
- This is where employees should gather after a plant evacuation.
- Fire equipment and electrical panels should never be ___________.
- You complete this before you operate a forklift to ensure safety.
- What you do the minute you see a fire
- It's everyone's responsibility.
- ____ accidents or injuries are investigated onsite.
14 Clues: It's everyone's responsibility. • should be used when climbing stairs. • Only authorized personnel may enter. • What you do the minute you see a fire • Improper storage of these is a fire hazard. • should be reported even if nobody gets hurt. • This is the most common type of workplace injury. • should never be removed while a machine is running. • ...
Science Tools 2021-11-08
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- A tool to help see far away.
- A safety tool to protect your eyes.
- An object that attracts certain metals.
- A tool used to measure volume.
- A safety tool to protect your hands.
- A tool used to measure length.
- A thin cylindrical glass used to stir and store liquids.
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- A tool to help you see more detail on objects.
- A tool used to measure mass/weight.
- A tool to help see objects that are too small for the eye to see.
- A tool used to measure temperature.
- A model of the Earth
- A tool used to stir and store liquids.
- A tool used to measure time.
14 Clues: A model of the Earth • A tool to help see far away. • A tool used to measure time. • A tool used to measure volume. • A tool used to measure length. • A tool used to measure mass/weight. • A safety tool to protect your eyes. • A tool used to measure temperature. • A safety tool to protect your hands. • A tool used to stir and store liquids. • ...
Topaz Weekly Crossword #4 2017-11-28
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- Always worn when mixing dusty barite or bentonite?
- When manual handling we do it ......?
- If we are not sure about something we.....?
- We fill in everyday for safety interventions?
- Who do we tell before going to the platform?
- They love looking at rocks?!
- To handle loads safely we use _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ sticks.
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- Hands on equipment....?
- What type of safety glass do we wear at night?
- When we move out of the accommodation area we always.....
- A workplace hazard listed on VOC card.....
- After toilet and before eating we.....?
- Needs to be done at the worksite when job complete!
- Its a drilling tool that identifies formation AS we drill?
14 Clues: Hands on equipment....? • They love looking at rocks?! • When manual handling we do it ......? • After toilet and before eating we.....? • A workplace hazard listed on VOC card..... • If we are not sure about something we.....? • Who do we tell before going to the platform? • We fill in everyday for safety interventions? • What type of safety glass do we wear at night? • ...
Food Safety Culture 2025-02-11
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- One of the 4 key hazards (7 letters)
- Planned observations and measurements (10 letters)
- The outcome of our actions (12 letters)
- Action to prevent or eliminate a food hazard (7 letters)
- Whose responsibility is food safety? (8 Letters)
- An allergen commonly found in wheat flour (6 letters)
- the shared values, norms and beliefs that affect mindsets and behaviours toward food safety (4,6,7 letters)
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- An organism commonly found on hands, hair and up the nose (14,6 Letters)
- Training and understanding (9 letters)
- Information exchange (13 letters)
- Documented instructions (9 letters)
- The way we act (9 Letters)
- _______limit separates the safe from unsafe (7 letters)
- A control for foreign bodies (5 letters)
14 Clues: The way we act (9 Letters) • Information exchange (13 letters) • Documented instructions (9 letters) • One of the 4 key hazards (7 letters) • Training and understanding (9 letters) • The outcome of our actions (12 letters) • A control for foreign bodies (5 letters) • Whose responsibility is food safety? (8 Letters) • Planned observations and measurements (10 letters) • ...
SAFETY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2025-05-01
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- THIS IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY
- ACRONYM FOR THE STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED DURING FIRE EMERGENCY
- WORN TO PROTECT EYES FROM HAZARDS
- TO AVOID SLIPPING ON STAIRS, ALWAYS HOLD ONTO ______________?
- WORKSTATION SHOULD BE ________ TO PREVENT STRAIN
- SHEET THAT GIVES SAFETY INFO ABOUT CHEMICALS
- REPORTING UNSAFE ACTS AND CONDITIONS CAN HELP PREVENT
- ELECTRICAL OUTLETS SHOULD NEVER BE ________
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- ACRONYM FOR USING A FIRE EXTINGUISHER
- USED TO RINSE EYES IN CASE OF CHEMICAL EXPOSURE
- SPILLED LIQUIDS CREATE _______ AND NEED TO BE CLEANED UP IMMEDIATELY
- INCASE OF FIRE OR EARTHQUAKE , DO NOT USE THIS
- WHEN TO REPORT A WORK RELATED INCIDENT / INJURY
- DO NOT READ OR TEXT WHILE WALKING. IT IS NOT WORTH THE _________
14 Clues: THIS IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY • WORN TO PROTECT EYES FROM HAZARDS • ACRONYM FOR USING A FIRE EXTINGUISHER • ELECTRICAL OUTLETS SHOULD NEVER BE ________ • SHEET THAT GIVES SAFETY INFO ABOUT CHEMICALS • INCASE OF FIRE OR EARTHQUAKE , DO NOT USE THIS • USED TO RINSE EYES IN CASE OF CHEMICAL EXPOSURE • WHEN TO REPORT A WORK RELATED INCIDENT / INJURY • ...
Culinary I Vocab 2024-08-26
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- food that doesn't need any washing or cooking.
- microorganisms that cause illness from your body to food
- the proteins that cause allergic reactions
- small living organisms that cant be seen with a naked eye
- organisms that grow in certain conditions
- a disease transmitted to people by food
- food, acidity, temp, time, oxygen, and moisture
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- harmful things are present in the food
- potential for harm
- the body's negative reaction to a food protein
- a examination to see if an operation is following food safety laws
- 41-135 degrees fahrenheit
- food that needs time and temperature for safety
- the leading cause of foodborne illnesses
14 Clues: potential for harm • 41-135 degrees fahrenheit • harmful things are present in the food • a disease transmitted to people by food • the leading cause of foodborne illnesses • organisms that grow in certain conditions • the proteins that cause allergic reactions • food that doesn't need any washing or cooking. • the body's negative reaction to a food protein • ...
Error Prevention Tools - ARCC 2016-03-09
Huhtamaki Safety Crossword 2013-05-18
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- restrains hair from folling into machine
- where you go when theres a tornado
- prevents people from dangerous parts of a machine
- you can get this from working in hot temps
- a good way to keep yourself cool
- used to put out fires
- use this when lifting heavy objects
- what Huhtamaki wants everyone to be
- covers hand to prevent cuts and pokes
- always ____ before you react
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- this behavior is not allowed
- comes off boxes people can trip on
- what you must wear when driving a forklift
- you must remove this before work
- what you do to the machine if it jams
- protects peoples eyes
- a good way to prevent slips trips and falls
- makes the machine come to a halt
- located around the outsides of the facility in case of emergency
19 Clues: protects peoples eyes • used to put out fires • this behavior is not allowed • always ____ before you react • you must remove this before work • a good way to keep yourself cool • makes the machine come to a halt • where you go when theres a tornado • comes off boxes people can trip on • use this when lifting heavy objects • what Huhtamaki wants everyone to be • ...
Safety Contract Crossword 2013-08-19
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- Use extreme caution when using matches, a burner, or hot plate. Do not put anything into a _______ unless specifically instructed to do so.
- Follow all written and verbal _______ carefully.
- ______ all work areas and equipment at the end of the experiment.
- Wash your hands with soa and water ______ leaving the science room.
- Long hair must be tied _____.
- Report any accident, injury, or hazardous condition to the ______ immediately.
- Keep your work area ______. Bring only what you need to the lab area.
- No ______ or baggy clothing.
- Always carry a microscope with ______ hands.
- Consider all chemicals used in the science room to be _______.
- Always cut ______ from your body.
- ______ eat, drink, chew gum, or taste anything in the science room.
- Follow instructions to dispose of any _______ materials generated during an experiment.
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- Learn where the ______ equipment is located and how to use it.
- Never open storage cabinets or enter the ______ ______ without permission from the teacher.
- Do not remove chemicals, equipment, supplies, or animals from the _______ ______ without permission from the teacher.
- Handle all _______ with care and respect.
- Hot ______ looks like cool _______.
- Wear safety _____ when in the lab.
19 Clues: No ______ or baggy clothing. • Long hair must be tied _____. • Always cut ______ from your body. • Wear safety _____ when in the lab. • Hot ______ looks like cool _______. • Handle all _______ with care and respect. • Always carry a microscope with ______ hands. • Follow all written and verbal _______ carefully. • ...
Danielle's Safety Crossword 2015-10-07
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- ________, practical jokes, and pranks are dangerous and prohibited.
- Do not _____, taste, or smell chemicals.
- Always _______ in well-ventilated are.
- perform only those experiments ______ by the instructor.
- Keep aisles ______.
- Observe good _______ practices.
- Read all procedures thoroughly before _______ the laboratory.
- Keep ______ pushed in at all times.
- ______ and equipment instructions must be read carefully before use.
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- Be _____ and proceed with caution at all times.
- Dont use laboratory ______ as containers for food or beverages.
- _______ any accident to instructor.
- When first entering the science room do not _______ any equipment chemicals or other materials.
- Conduct yourself in a _______ manner.
- Check labels on all chemical bottles.
- No student may work in the laboratory without an _____ present.
- Never return unused chemicals.
- When a _______ thermometer is broke, immeditaly inform instructor. It may not be touched.
- If you or your lab partner are hurt, _______ yell out.
- If you have a _______ condition check with a doctor prior to lab.
20 Clues: Keep aisles ______. • Never return unused chemicals. • Observe good _______ practices. • _______ any accident to instructor. • Keep ______ pushed in at all times. • Conduct yourself in a _______ manner. • Check labels on all chemical bottles. • Always _______ in well-ventilated are. • Do not _____, taste, or smell chemicals. • Be _____ and proceed with caution at all times. • ...
Safety in textiles 2021-02-15
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- always be this in the workroom
- make sure the workroom is always this
- roll these up when using the machines
- don't put this near electricity
- avoid these when working on your pillow
- take this off when using the sewing machines
- always have your full _________ when using the sewing machine
- make sure these are moved out of the way so nobody trips
- push these in in the work room.
- use a gentle pressure
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- keep items in the correct places
- protects your feet in the work room
- one person at a time
- make sure they are under the desk
- hold them by your side
- turn this off after using it
- roll this back up when you are finished
- tie this up when using the sewing machines
- dont put them in you mouth or near your face
19 Clues: one person at a time • use a gentle pressure • hold them by your side • turn this off after using it • always be this in the workroom • don't put this near electricity • push these in in the work room. • keep items in the correct places • make sure they are under the desk • protects your feet in the work room • make sure the workroom is always this • ...
Safety Olympics Crossword 2018-08-23
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- the body's position in a working environment
- holding onto the __________ would be considered one of the three points of contact when climbing the stairs.
- protection, one should wear gloves for this reason
- Driving, anything that takes your attention away from the task of safe driving.
- do not attempt to _______while bending forward
- a team will perform this to find safety concerns.
- pain, a disorder you can get from sitting to long
- the top of your compute should be at______level
- areas marked outside to specify meeting points for employees to gather during a fire drill
- item required to enter into production.
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- one of the responsibilities of an ___________is to protect their own health and safety.
- What is required yearly if you and your spouse have insurance through Celanese?
- what does OIS stand for?
- what is the method for using a fire extinguisher?
- a hazard caused from loose lying cables
- Hall, the room where you need to go during a power outage.
- One should never _______ the premises during a fire drill.
- Personnel, shall wear an ID badge that is readily visible.
- Anything with the potential to cause injury
19 Clues: what does OIS stand for? • a hazard caused from loose lying cables • item required to enter into production. • Anything with the potential to cause injury • the body's position in a working environment • do not attempt to _______while bending forward • the top of your compute should be at______level • what is the method for using a fire extinguisher? • ...
FACS Kitchen Safety 2019-09-25
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- It is not safe to wear long or _______ clothing while cooking.
- Never use your apron or a ________ to remove hot items from the oven.
- Falls, cuts, electrical shocks, and _______ are the main types of kitchen accidents
- Always keep your knives _______.
- Every kitchen should have one of these.
- How should cupboard doors and drawers be kept to avoid accidents?
- Long _______ should be kept tied back when cooking.
- When washing your hands, you should always use ________ and water.
- Pot and pan handles should be turned toward the _______ of the stovetop.
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- When removing the lid of a pot or pan, tilt the lid this way to avoid getting a steam burn..
- These should be cleaned up immediately.
- Object that could catch fire easily are considered?
- Doing this to an appliance cord is unsafe and could enable fraying of the cord.
- Never put sharp items or _______ in the dishwater to soak.
- Never use this to put out a grease fire.
- What kitchen tool should you always use when cutting items?
- Before you try to pry food out of the toaster, _______ it.
- You should use a ________ to obtain hard to reach items.
- Water and this item never go together. Make sure hands are dry.
19 Clues: Always keep your knives _______. • These should be cleaned up immediately. • Every kitchen should have one of these. • Never use this to put out a grease fire. • Object that could catch fire easily are considered? • Long _______ should be kept tied back when cooking. • You should use a ________ to obtain hard to reach items. • ...
Food Safety Revision 2017-02-12
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- Meat, fish, poultry, and cooked rich are all this type of food
- 4 - 70oC
- Off smell
- To ensure a safe kitchen in all aspects, you must be
- Some bacteria form these when growing conditions become tough
- An apron is an example of this
- Physical, chemical, microbiological and natural toxins are all types of?
- The date after which a food should not be used
- A type of bacteria
- Similar to food poisoning, but does not cause illness
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- This can be caused when infected food is consumed
- Produced by bacteria that can make a person sick
- The main source of this comes from handling raw and cooked foods together
- Viruses, bacteria, moulds and yeasts are all...
- A factor that micro-organisms need to grow
- This type of contamination occurs when cleaning products are not totally removed from surfaces
- A type of Micro-organism
- Written by governments to ensure a safe food supply
- Caused by toxins produced by bacteria in food
19 Clues: 4 - 70oC • Off smell • A type of bacteria • A type of Micro-organism • An apron is an example of this • A factor that micro-organisms need to grow • Caused by toxins produced by bacteria in food • The date after which a food should not be used • Viruses, bacteria, moulds and yeasts are all... • Produced by bacteria that can make a person sick • ...
Hiking/Camping Safety 2021-04-07
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- Don’t pack your backpack too __________, only carry what you need.
- Hiking Socks are recommended as they wick moisture from the skin and reduce friction. Avoid ________ socks as they tend to hold moisture close to the skin.
- A roll of ___________ and multifunction tool is recommended on longer trips for quick, on-the-fly repairs. (2 words)
- The National Park Service recommends drinking about one half to a full _______ of water per hour when actively hiking.
- These people work at State and National Parks and are a great resource determining native wildlife and plants in area, changes to terrain, seasonal changes, and sites to see. (2 words)
- Navigation tools that should always accompany hikers are GPS, map of the area, and ____________
- Drinking soda, alcohol, or coffee is discouraged while on hikes as they can cause __________
- If cell service is spotty or nonexistent, a personal locator __________ can be used for emergency calls and messages to emergency services.
- Exposure to elements, flooding, fire hazards, access to water, and terrain are all things to keep in mind when _______ a tent
- Many experienced hikers will start early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid ______ hours of sun and heat.
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- System that strongly encourages campers and hikers to bring a friend or companion along.
- Keep your hiking party together without overexertion and hike only as fast as the __________ member of the group
- A _________ can be a helpful tool in scaring off animals or use as a signaling tool.
- A well planned hiking itinerary should be shared with someone outside of the group that details starting point and time, destination, ________, and anticipated finish time.
- Unpurified water, even if it the most pristine, spring-fed stream around can still contain _________ pathogens that can cause illnesses as Cholera, Dysentery, E Coli, and Giardia.
- _________ energy snacks such as granola, energy or fruit bars, trail mix, fruit, and beef jerky are recommended for a light boost of energy.
- The ________ half of the hike is when slips, trips, and falls are most likely to occur.
- _________ skin is a great addition to any first aid kit as its helps keep pressure away from a blister once formed.
- Proper footwear is important in allowing enough ankle support, cushioning, and grip and preventing __________
19 Clues: Don’t pack your backpack too __________, only carry what you need. • A _________ can be a helpful tool in scaring off animals or use as a signaling tool. • The ________ half of the hike is when slips, trips, and falls are most likely to occur. • System that strongly encourages campers and hikers to bring a friend or companion along. • ...
Food Handling Safety 2023-09-22
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- Dosn't mean safe
- Pathogen,Seafood,ham
- lettuce,apple,shelfish, fruits
- Virus,Cause of hazard Effects,water,vegetables,meat.
- Foods to watch out for
- Anythink between hiher than 135F anhigherer the 41F grows bacteria.
- Should be 41F or colder.
- Between food prep,After cleaning equipment
- Parasite,Uncooked meals,Abdominal pain
- Parasite,Uncooked meals,Abdominal pain
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- Food is exposed to chemical's such as cleansers or insecticides)
- Proper hand washing
- people touch raw food with their borehands.
- bacteria,meat,cucember,egg,vegies,lettuce
- bacteria grow most readliy between 41F and 135F
- illnesses comes from eating contaminatd food- caused by organism,which cause illnes,or by Four hours The time limit for food in the "Danger Zone"...
- The remove surfacebacteria.
- No jewerly,Hand wash,Dont eat,Stay home of you are sick
- Danger zone tempature
- Should be 135F or hotter
20 Clues: Dosn't mean safe • Proper hand washing • Pathogen,Seafood,ham • Danger zone tempature • Foods to watch out for • Should be 41F or colder. • Should be 135F or hotter • The remove surfacebacteria. • lettuce,apple,shelfish, fruits • Parasite,Uncooked meals,Abdominal pain • Parasite,Uncooked meals,Abdominal pain • bacteria,meat,cucember,egg,vegies,lettuce • ...
Lab Safety Review 2023-08-13
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- After handling chemicals, always wash these
- Never reach over an open ______
- Don't put your nose right up to a container. Instead, do this.
- Always place glasswear on one of these to heat it.
- Roll up loose ______
- eye protection from chemicals
- At the conclusion of every lab period, make sure your area is ____
- _______ eyes immediately with water if something gets in them
- Listen to or read these carefully before attempting to do anything.
- Never put hot glassware into this
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- Never mix ______ unless instructed to do so
- Tie back long ______
- Use these to handle hot objects
- notify your teacher of any of these during lab work
- If this breaks, do not throw it into the regular trash can.
- Keep your work area ________
- Never put anything into you _____
- If a burn occurrs, flush it with _____ water
- Always point testtubes _______ from people when being heated
19 Clues: Tie back long ______ • Roll up loose ______ • Keep your work area ________ • eye protection from chemicals • Never reach over an open ______ • Use these to handle hot objects • Never put anything into you _____ • Never put hot glassware into this • Never mix ______ unless instructed to do so • After handling chemicals, always wash these • ...
Safety Week 2024 2024-10-01
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- Animal to emulate when walking on icy ground
- A symbol indicating dangerous biological substances
- A practice exercise to prepare for a potential emergency situation
- A collection of supplies and equipment for use in giving medical treatment
- See something ___ something
- A service providing emergency medical care and transportation
- Being ready and able to deal with emergencies
- Practice of following others through security checkpoint without access badge
- DMU's Chief Compliance Officer is highly ____ averse
- Tornado _______ indicates a tornado has been sighted or identified by National Weather Service radar
- Action to take for a rapid, orderly process to exit building
- A portable device used to treat sudden cardiac arrest
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- Homeland Security model used by DMU for active threat response
- DMU encourages annual vaccines to prevent this common infection
- Document required by Clery Act to inform community on safety statistics
- DMUs emergency notification system
- Something one should always be aware of
- Campus department to contact if you witness suspicious activity
- DMU's avatar for emergency messaging
19 Clues: See something ___ something • DMUs emergency notification system • DMU's avatar for emergency messaging • Something one should always be aware of • Animal to emulate when walking on icy ground • Being ready and able to deal with emergencies • A symbol indicating dangerous biological substances • DMU's Chief Compliance Officer is highly ____ averse • ...
Internet Safety crossword 2025-02-26
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- Cyberbullying is when someone uses the internet to be mean to a child or young person so they feel bad or upset.
- the illegal use of someone else's personal information in order to obtain money or credit.
- Ransomware is a type of malicious software—or malware—that prevents you from accessing your computer files, systems, or networks and demands you pay a ransom for their return.
- online predator, individual who uses the Internet to commit sexual abuse or harassment, specifically of children and of teenagers younger than the legal age of consent.
- Cybercrime is criminal activity that either targets or uses a computer, a computer network or a networked device.
- the traceable data and activity a user leaves on the internet.
- A technique for attempting to acquire sensitive data, such as bank account numbers, through a fraudulent solicitation in email or on a web site, in which the perpetrator masquerades as a legitimate business or reputable person.
- A cookie is a piece of data from a website that is stored within a web browser that the website can retrieve at a later time.
- If you want your blog to be public, disclose only what you want everyone on the Internet to know. Otherwise, keep your blog private. Periodically review who has access to your site and make changes if necessary. Keep details that identify you only to yourself and trusted people
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- when a person keeps constant track of you online in a way that makes you feel
- Adults seeking to abuse children will go where kids are. As a result, grooming can theoretically happen just about anywhere online.
- the intentional video-recorded assault of individuals which are then posted on the Internet for entertainment purposes.
- All capital letters on the internet mean shouting and are generally considered impolite.
- Configurations on digital platforms that allow users to control their personal information and how it is shared with others.
- Code of conduct for communicating well and respecting others online.
- Trolling is when someone posts or comments online to deliberately upset others.
- To alter (a digital image) with Photoshop software or other image-editing software especially in a way that distorts reality (as for deliberately deceptive purposes)
- Digital piracy refers to the illegal copying or distribution of copyrighted material via the Internet.
- The most secure way to chat online is by using end-to-end encrypted messaging apps.
19 Clues: the traceable data and activity a user leaves on the internet. • Code of conduct for communicating well and respecting others online. • when a person keeps constant track of you online in a way that makes you feel • Trolling is when someone posts or comments online to deliberately upset others. • ...
Cyber & Digital Safety 2024-11-10
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- Australian agency providing tools and support for staying safe online.
- Settings that help control who can view your information online.
- An online trick designed to steal money or personal information.
- Notifying a trusted adult or platform about inappropriate content or behaviour.
- An extra layer of security for protecting online accounts.
- When someone uses your personal information to impersonate you.
- Capturing an image of your screen, sometimes used to save evidence.
- A counseling service providing support for kids in need of help.
- Pretending to be someone else online to deceive or manipulate others.
- Measures to protect devices and networks from digital threats.
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- Bullying or harassment that takes place online or through digital devices.
- The trail of data you leave online, like posts and searches.
- When someone builds trust with a minor online to exploit or harm them.
- The sharing of someone's private images without consent.
- Websites that are reliable and safe for information or purchases.
- Treating others well online and avoiding hurtful actions.
- False information spread online, often by mistake.
- The amount of time spent on devices with screens, like phones or tablets.
- Someone who supports others positively online, especially against bullying.
19 Clues: False information spread online, often by mistake. • The sharing of someone's private images without consent. • Treating others well online and avoiding hurtful actions. • An extra layer of security for protecting online accounts. • The trail of data you leave online, like posts and searches. • Measures to protect devices and networks from digital threats. • ...
HEALTH & SAFETY DEFINITIONS 2025-08-16
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- • Regulations designed to reduce injuries related to lifting, carrying, or moving loads.
- SPACE • An enclosed or partly enclosed area not designed for continuous occupancy and with restricted entry or exit, posing risks like lack of oxygen or presence of toxic gases
- • The main law governing workplace health and safety in the UK.
- • Consists of small solid particles suspended in the air, which can be a health hazard if inhaled over time, especially in construction environments
- • A person has the necessary training, experience, and knowledge to perform tasks safely and effectively
- • Regulations that requires equipment provided for use at work is safe, properly maintained, and used correctly.
- MEASURE • Is any action, device, or procedure implemented to minimize or remove the risk of hazards in the workplace
- • The UK government body responsible for enforcing health and safety laws and supporting safe workplaces.
- • Is UK legislation that obliges employers to report specified workplace injuries, deaths, diseases, and dangerous occurrences
- • The overall well-being, encompassing physical, mental, and social factors affected by working conditions
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- • An unexpected event that results in injury, illness, or damage to property, occurring without intention.
- • Includes gear such as helmets, gloves, goggles, or boots, designed to minimize exposure to hazards.
- • Anything with the potential to cause harm, such as substances, machinery, or unsafe work practices.
- • The Likelihood that harm will occur from a hazard or the chance or probability that a hazard will actually cause harm or damageVOID SPACE A void space is an empty or unfilled space within a building, often difficult to access and potentially hazardous if not properly managed
- • Any loud or prolonged sound in the workplace that, if excessive, can damage hearing or affect employees’ health
- MISS • An event where no injury or damage occurred, but where it could have, highlighting a potentially unsafe situation needing attention.
- • A naturally occurring mineral fibre that was historically used for insulation and fireproofing, now known to cause serious lung diseases when inhaled
- • Substances used or produced at work that can present health or safety risks through exposure, such as cleaners, solvents, or acids.
- • Is UK legislation requiring employers to control exposure to potentially dangerous chemicals and substances in the workplace
19 Clues: • The main law governing workplace health and safety in the UK. • • Regulations designed to reduce injuries related to lifting, carrying, or moving loads. • • Includes gear such as helmets, gloves, goggles, or boots, designed to minimize exposure to hazards. • ...
Lab safety review 2022-08-29
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- Worn for any lab that involves chemicals, glassware, or projectiles
- When playing with the bunsen burner, it is known as ________
- Used to weigh lighter materials, no hot or heavy materials should be placed on top
- This should be put in designated areas on lab days
- If chemicals get in your eyes, use this to flush out chemicals for 15-20 minutes
- If any cuts or burns are present on the body, use this
- If something goes wrong in the lab accidentally, it is known as a ______ ______
- If you are contaminated with an absurd amount of chemicals use the safety _____
- If you or someone else is on fire, place this on top of the person to get rid of the flames
- Some experiments or chemicals can generate gases which may smell bad
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- If fire is present in the room use this to get rid of the flames
- Pokes, cuts, or slashes
- Gases are drawn out using this machine during lab experiments
- Required for lab days, and should be worn properly and buttoned
- Used for heating chemicals, materials, and equipment
- Never look into a heating crucible, evaporating, or _____ _____
- Should be pulled up during a lab
- When a chemical is on the body it burns or _____ you
- This is not a trashcan, strictly a hand washing station
19 Clues: Pokes, cuts, or slashes • Should be pulled up during a lab • This should be put in designated areas on lab days • Used for heating chemicals, materials, and equipment • When a chemical is on the body it burns or _____ you • If any cuts or burns are present on the body, use this • This is not a trashcan, strictly a hand washing station • ...
Safety 1/22 2022-01-09
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- The money in your paycheck comes from...
- The Bevs Best Buy tag means no _______
- The best person to answer sewing questions
- Best way to deter shoplifting-good customer ____
- The "A" in WHEAT
- An item we are required to carry is called...
- The "E" in WHEAT
- The fabric used to make Rag Quilts
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- The person that orders the beading supplies
- The last name of the store's owner
- Our quilting fabrics are 100% _______
- Debit card purchases ___ $30 should be keyed credit
- We open ______
- Mission: "Help people meet their _____ needs
- The "E" in HELPFUL
- We must make a ______ to remain in business
- We close _____
- Yarn special orders go to this person
- The most serious injuries happen on these
19 Clues: We open ______ • We close _____ • The "A" in WHEAT • The "E" in WHEAT • The "E" in HELPFUL • The last name of the store's owner • The fabric used to make Rag Quilts • Our quilting fabrics are 100% _______ • Yarn special orders go to this person • The Bevs Best Buy tag means no _______ • The money in your paycheck comes from... • The most serious injuries happen on these • ...
Textiles Safety Puzzle 2025-09-11
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- The loudness you must keep always.
- How your workspace should look when you leave there.
- Items you must follow proper procedures for using.
- The part of the body you must keep away from the needle.
- What you should not sew serge over it.
- The position the sewing machine must be in when not in use.
- The place you must keep all your belongings.
- What you must follow given by teacher for obtaining help.
- What you must do to your machine during the fire alarm.
- The direction when you use scissors or shears.
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- The most dangerous part of the iron you should avoid.
- The place you must not sit in the class.
- What you should use wisely to finish your work on schedule.
- The location of the fire extinguisher in the sewing lab.
- What you should not do to friends while they are sewing.
- The speed that beginners should use when learning the sewing machine.
- Unsafe play or rough behavior in the class.
- The part of the scissors you must hand to other person.
- What you must respect of others.
- Small things you must not put in your mouth.
20 Clues: What you must respect of others. • The loudness you must keep always. • What you should not sew serge over it. • The place you must not sit in the class. • Unsafe play or rough behavior in the class. • The place you must keep all your belongings. • Small things you must not put in your mouth. • The direction when you use scissors or shears. • ...
A/C Safety 2025-12-17
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- Used as a store of oxygen onboard.
- What must you never walk under.
- Emergency switches are usually coloured black and......
- Permitted item when talking about FOD.
- Should be used to store tools.
- What can be carried out with engines running.
- An aircraft jettisons fuel via a.........
- Loose articles will compromise..........
- What should be fitted to an aircraft when parked.
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- Used to help evade heat seeking missiles.
- Attached to a MATT tractor and towed around A/C areas.
- An increase in FOD leads to an increase in........
- What shouldn't routinely be carried out on armed aircraft.
- How do we raise awareness of flight safety issues
- Emits high powered RF transmissions.
- Used to help evade radar missiles
- What is one of the biggest hazards in the cockpit of a fast jet.
- What can be used in an emergency to stop an A/C overshooting the runway.
- what is required during an hydraulic functional test.
19 Clues: Should be used to store tools. • What must you never walk under. • Used to help evade radar missiles • Used as a store of oxygen onboard. • Emits high powered RF transmissions. • Permitted item when talking about FOD. • Loose articles will compromise.......... • Used to help evade heat seeking missiles. • An aircraft jettisons fuel via a......... • ...
Healthy Safety Checks! 2026-07-13
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- A _____ alarm warns you about fire.
- Replace this in your smoke alarm.
- Medicines are not safe after they _____.
- Abbreviation for Medicines you take.
- Smoke alarms help protect you from this.
- A place that may take old medicines.
- Taking medicine safely protects your ______.
- Look for the expiration _____.
- Keep medicines in a _____ place.
- ________ of old medicines the right way.
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- Many medicines come in one.
- The Fourth of _____ is a good reminder to check medicines.
- Do not take medicine that is _____.
- Another holiday to check medicines and smoke alarms.
- _______ the battery in your smoke alarm.
- A common form of medicine.
- _____ your medicines.
- It warns you if there is a fire.
- Read this before taking medicine.
19 Clues: _____ your medicines. • A common form of medicine. • Many medicines come in one. • Look for the expiration _____. • It warns you if there is a fire. • Keep medicines in a _____ place. • Replace this in your smoke alarm. • Read this before taking medicine. • A _____ alarm warns you about fire. • Do not take medicine that is _____. • Abbreviation for Medicines you take. • ...
Fire Safety Puzzle 2026-09-29
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- A sudden urgent event requiring immediate action
- Fire involving flammable liquids such as gasoline or oil
- Fire involving ordinary combustibles like wood or paper
- The acronym for fire extinguisher use: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
- US fire class involving cooking oils or fats
- An undesirable or unfortunate happening that occurs unintentionally and results in harm or loss
- A fire extinguisher type that smothers fire and removes oxygen
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- A powder agent effective on flammable liquids and electrical fires
- Gas needed to support combustion
- European fire class involving cooking oils or fats
- Fire involving combustible metals such as magnesium
- The substance that burns to feed a fire
- Fire involving energized electrical equipment
- Emergency treatment given before professional medical care is available
- One of the four components of the fire tetrahedron that must be present for fire
- A non-conductive fire extinguisher agent safe for electrical fires
- Damage or harm done to or suffered by a person
- Equipment such as gloves, helmets, or goggles used for protection
- The chemical reaction that produces fire when heat, fuel, and oxygen combine
19 Clues: Gas needed to support combustion • The substance that burns to feed a fire • US fire class involving cooking oils or fats • Fire involving energized electrical equipment • Damage or harm done to or suffered by a person • A sudden urgent event requiring immediate action • European fire class involving cooking oils or fats • ...
Pharmacy Patient Safety 2022-03-04
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- Incorrect inventory count
- Patient's medication list
- Itching, Nausea and Vomiting
- DDI
- liquid
- Retacrit is kept in the ____
- Drugs that are similar in spelling
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- Patients receive home meds at discharge
- Encompass________ pharmacy
- Drug Reference
- Medication _____ are scanned into pyxis
- Primary On-call RPh
- Wear gloves when handling ___ meds
- Brand or _______
- CPhT
- Meds to Beds Pharmacy
- DOP
- Contact ______ pharmacist after hours
- 100 mg
19 Clues: DDI • DOP • CPhT • liquid • 100 mg • Drug Reference • Brand or _______ • Primary On-call RPh • Meds to Beds Pharmacy • Incorrect inventory count • Patient's medication list • Encompass________ pharmacy • Itching, Nausea and Vomiting • Retacrit is kept in the ____ • Wear gloves when handling ___ meds • Drugs that are similar in spelling • Contact ______ pharmacist after hours • ...
Playground Safety Terms 2013-07-21
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- any elevated horizontal surface, intended to be used by children as a place for play or as a transition between components. A flat surface for more than one user to stand and upon which the user can move freely
- any condition, which impedes withdrawal of a body or body part that has penetrated an opening
- any elevated surface for standing walking, sitting climbing or a flat surface greater than 2” wide
- an abrupt change in elevation that is not clear and obvious to the user
- playground equipment area, that, when viewed in its entirety, may be approached, and entered and provides a range of play opportunities and experiences to users of varying abilities
- the vertical distance between a designated play surface and the protective surfacing beneath it
- area beneath and immediately adjacent to a play structure or playground equipment that is designated for unrestricted circulation around the equipment and on whose surface it is predicted that a user would land when falling from or exiting from the equipment
- a free-standing structure with one or more components and their supporting members
- capacity of play setting to absorb the child in play
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- overhead components designed to support a child by the hands only
- a projection which when tested with gauges is found to be a hazard having the potential to cause bodily injury to a user who impacts it. A projection is not a protrusion when it will not allow any protrusion gauge to be placed over it
- play components designed for coasting, with a rolling mechanism enclosed within or surrounding a track
- a condition in which the user’s clothes or something around the user’s neck becomes caught or entwined on a component of playground equipment
- a planned program of inspections and maintenance intended to keep equipment functioning properly and to forestall equipment failure
- the ability of an individual with current knowledge, skill or experience, or both, in the field of playgrounds/playground equipment design, use, or operations, which enables the person to form an opinion or make a decision, or both, concerning a matter within that field of expertise
- any play structure that has a fixed base and does not move
- any play structure that rocks about a fixed base
- two or more play structures attached or functionally linked, to create one integral unit that provides more than one play activity; an example is a combination climber, slide, and horizontal ladder
- a juncture at which the user could suffer contusion, laceration, abrasion, amputation, or fracture during use the playground equipment
19 Clues: any play structure that rocks about a fixed base • capacity of play setting to absorb the child in play • any play structure that has a fixed base and does not move • overhead components designed to support a child by the hands only • an abrupt change in elevation that is not clear and obvious to the user • ...
Food Safety Basics 2015-02-11
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- Divide large amounts of food into shallow containers for quicker ___________ in the refrigerator.
- _____________ your hands with warm soapy water for at least 20 seconds before and after handling food.
- When in ______________ throw food out.
- true or False: Thaw frozen TV dinners or casseroles before heating.
- This happens when bacteria is spread from one food to another.
- leftovers should be eaten within ________days.
- ______________hands with a paper towel.
- read these to make sure food is not past its "sell by" or "use by" date.
- store these in the original carton in the main part of the refrigerator (not in the door.
- never thaw or marinate food here.
- 40degrees - 140 degrees is considered the temperature ______________ zone
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- Heat ___________________ to 165 degrees.
- meat, poultry, fish, dairy foods, and fresh fruits and vegetables are favorite places for harmful __________________ to grow.
- use separate ones for raw foods and ready-to-eat foods.
- Refrigerator temperature
- use this to measure the internal temperature of cooked foods.
- _______________ of food is not a reliable indicator of safety or through cooking.
- true or False: Always wash, scrub, and rinse fruits and vegetables under running water just before eating them.
- clean canned good __________ before opening them.
19 Clues: Refrigerator temperature • never thaw or marinate food here. • When in ______________ throw food out. • ______________hands with a paper towel. • Heat ___________________ to 165 degrees. • leftovers should be eaten within ________days. • clean canned good __________ before opening them. • use separate ones for raw foods and ready-to-eat foods. • ...
Angus cyber safety 2016-06-08
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- you can search stuff up
- way you read fast
- you type in to log onto a computer
- and dad
- that no one can see
- who goes into your account and steals stuff
- who stalks you online
- way to contact people
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- device people use to text
- who bully's you online
- details
- front of your computer
- that no one can see
- protects your computer
- who you don't know that emails you heaps of times
- a cold for your computer
- who teaches you
- use a keyboard to type words onto it
- of unsafe
- people use to send stuff to anyone who has it
20 Clues: details • and dad • of unsafe • who teaches you • way you read fast • that no one can see • that no one can see • who stalks you online • way to contact people • who bully's you online • front of your computer • protects your computer • you can search stuff up • a cold for your computer • device people use to text • you type in to log onto a computer • use a keyboard to type words onto it • ...
Safety Cert Vocab 2022-08-16
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- A sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain that affects how a person feels or acts for a short time
- A set of tools that you use for a simple medical treatment that is given as soon as possible.
- A mild burn characterized by heat, pain, and reddening of the burned surface but not exhibiting blistering or charring of tissues.
- How to use a fire extinguisher,pull,aim,squeeze,sweep
- An emergency technique in which a rescuer gives air to someone who is not breathing
- The pulse felt in the upper arm inside the elbow
- A break in the skin or mucous membrane
- A complete blockage of the airway requiring immediate action
- An injury to the skin or other organic tissue primarily caused by heat or due to radiation, radioactivity, electricity, friction or contact with chemicals.
- The pulse felt at the wrist
- The pulse felt along the large carotid artery on either side of the neck
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- The immediate, temporary care given to an ill or injured person until professional medical care can be provided
- A burn involving all layers of the skin; characterized by the destruction of the epidermis and dermis, with damage or destruction of subcutaneous tissue
- Automated external defibrillators,portable electronic device that analyzes the heart's rhythm and can deliver an electrical shock, which helps the heart to re-establish an effective rhythm known as defibrillation
- Scrape of the skin due to something abrasive
- A severe reaction that occurs when an allergen is introduced to the bloodstream of an allergic individual. Characterized by bronchoconstriction,labored breathing,widespread vasodilation, circulatory shock,and sometimes sudden death.
- A burn marked by pain, blistering, and superficial destruction of dermis with edema and hyperemia of the tissues beneath the burn.
- Actions that apply pressure to a choking person's stomach to force an object out of the throat
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation a lifesaving technique that's useful in many emergencies, such as a heart attack or near drowning, in which someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped.
19 Clues: The pulse felt at the wrist • A break in the skin or mucous membrane • Scrape of the skin due to something abrasive • The pulse felt in the upper arm inside the elbow • How to use a fire extinguisher,pull,aim,squeeze,sweep • A complete blockage of the airway requiring immediate action • The pulse felt along the large carotid artery on either side of the neck • ...
Food Safety Crossword 2022-08-15
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- Bacteria begins to grow on perishable foods within _____ hours if not refrigerated
- There are ____ primary ways of preventing foodborne illness by practicing good personal hygiene, control time and temperature of foods, and prevent cross contamination (4c’s,s,t).
- What foodborne pathogen is often linked to raw eggs?
- A foodborne illness can result from a harmful ________ getting into a food that is then eaten by a person.
- The temperature danger zone is between ____ degrees to 60 degrees celsius.
- Start out with ___________ hands, surfaces and utensils before cooking.
- Clean and _______ sinks and counters before cooking.
- _______ that has not been properly cleaned and sanitized can pass on bacteria to food.
- ______ your food to destroy bacteria.
- To prevent foodborne illness, students must follow procedures for good personal ___________.
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- A ________ illness, commonly referred to as food "poisoning" is a disease carried to people by food or water.
- One of the most common causes of foodborne illness is ______, the transfer of bacteria from hand to hand, food to food, or equipment to food.
- An easy way to determine if hands are rubbed and lathered for 20 seconds is to sing two verses of__________________.
- The temperature ________________ is between 41 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Raw meat should be stored on the ______ shelf of the refrigerator.
- Cuts, burns, or any kind of break in the skin could harbor harmful__________ that can contaminate food and cause a foodborne illness.
- _______ microorganisms may contaminate food during preparation and serving.
- The acronym used to describe the conditions necessary for bacterial growth.
- Raw ground beef is associated with what bacteria?
19 Clues: ______ your food to destroy bacteria. • Raw ground beef is associated with what bacteria? • What foodborne pathogen is often linked to raw eggs? • Clean and _______ sinks and counters before cooking. • Raw meat should be stored on the ______ shelf of the refrigerator. • Start out with ___________ hands, surfaces and utensils before cooking. • ...
Patient Medication Safety 2020-11-10
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- do not _ your medications with others
- patients should _ new treatment plans back to their care teams to make sure they have understood them
- be _ with your medications or keep a _ of your medication names and dosages
- medication _ process include updating the information when the patient’s medication changes
- _ your doctor or pharmacist immediately if the medication label does not match what is prescribed
- to prevent drug interactions, patients should provide their care team with a _ of medications they are taking
- it is important for patients to inform their care team if they are consuming any over-the-_ medication
- _ your personal particulars on the issued prescription are accurate
- know the _ and _ of members in your care team
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- Patients can invite _ members to be part of their care team
- _ if you have any doubts or questions about your medications
- the patient information _ improves patient compliance
- ask _ to understand changes in your game plan
- patient should read each medication _ (pasted on all dispensed medication) carefully, and ask if they are unsure
- _ is an adverse reaction to medication with a proven cause that can be tied back to the immune system
- side effects are unwanted effects that occur after taking a medicine. Patients should _ such effects to their care team so that they can advise on how to manage and prevent such effects
- When patients have new medication, they should write down the _ for the medication (eg. “for diabetes”, “for high cholesterol”)
- _ your medications in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
- _ your doctor/pharmacist/nurse on the medications you are currently taking from another hospital/ clinic
19 Clues: do not _ your medications with others • ask _ to understand changes in your game plan • know the _ and _ of members in your care team • the patient information _ improves patient compliance • Patients can invite _ members to be part of their care team • _ if you have any doubts or questions about your medications • ...
Animal Science Safety 2021-04-12
19 Clues: virus • fungus • sharps • spectrum • cleaning • bacteria • autoclave • parasites • radiation • protozoans • sanitation • ultrasound • filtration • antiseptics • sterilizing • rickettsial • incinerator • chemotherapy • incineration
Mine Safety Crossword 2022-06-01
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- Deadliest hazards in mining
- Class B fire
- Protects workers from tail pullies
- Material transporter
- Making sure your area is safe
- Acronym reference to fire extinguisher
- Fused together by heat
- Coast guard approved
- Holds you in equipment
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- Employees
- MSHA Violations
- Worked in the mine one day
- Only one exit
- Beeps when going in reverse
- Blocks tires
- Disconnect electrical energy
- What we are in today
- GHS labels
- Has Laces
19 Clues: Employees • Has Laces • GHS labels • Blocks tires • Class B fire • Only one exit • MSHA Violations • What we are in today • Material transporter • Coast guard approved • Fused together by heat • Holds you in equipment • Worked in the mine one day • Beeps when going in reverse • Deadliest hazards in mining • Disconnect electrical energy • Making sure your area is safe • ...
Lab safety review 2022-08-29
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- Worn for any lab that involves chemicals, glassware, or projectiles
- When playing with the bunsen burner, it is known as ________
- Used to weigh lighter materials, no hot or heavy materials should be placed on top
- This should be put in designated areas on lab days
- If chemicals get in your eyes, use this to flush out chemicals for 15-20 minutes
- If any cuts or burns are present on the body, use this
- If something goes wrong in the lab accidentally, it is known as a ______ ______
- If you are contaminated with an absurd amount of chemicals use the safety _____
- If you or someone else is on fire, place this on top of the person to get rid of the flames
- Some experiments or chemicals can generate gases which may smell bad
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- If fire is present in the room use this to get rid of the flames
- Pokes, cuts, or slashes
- Gases are drawn out using this machine during lab experiments
- Required for lab days, and should be worn properly and buttoned
- Used for heating chemicals, materials, and equipment
- Never look into a heating crucible, evaporating, or _____ _____
- Should be pulled up during a lab
- When a chemical is on the body it burns or _____ you
- This is not a trashcan, strictly a hand washing station
19 Clues: Pokes, cuts, or slashes • Should be pulled up during a lab • This should be put in designated areas on lab days • Used for heating chemicals, materials, and equipment • When a chemical is on the body it burns or _____ you • If any cuts or burns are present on the body, use this • This is not a trashcan, strictly a hand washing station • ...
Road Safety Awareness 2017-10-03
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- car safety feature
- Drive with these on to be seen
- In situations of fog, rain, smoke, bad light or sun in your eyes........ may be poor
- rest on long trips to avoid this
- You should drive to suit the road ......
- Road rules are there to help reduce road
- everyone must have one of these to drive
- should be checked daily for roadworthyness
- when a vehicle has these, it should be removed from operation
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- You must stop on this signal
- increases the risk of being involved in an accident
- If you ignore road rules you could receive this
- ---- down and enjoy the ride
- avoid this when driving
- At high speed you have less .... to react to hazards
- You should slow down when road conditions are....
- in order to avoid bumping into another vehicle, drivers should maintain a ....distance
- do not operate a vehicle if you are under the influence of ...
- wearing this saves lives
19 Clues: car safety feature • avoid this when driving • wearing this saves lives • You must stop on this signal • ---- down and enjoy the ride • Drive with these on to be seen • rest on long trips to avoid this • You should drive to suit the road ...... • Road rules are there to help reduce road • everyone must have one of these to drive • should be checked daily for roadworthyness • ...
Jointer Safety Crossword 2023-12-21
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- Never adjust the jointer while the __________________ is turning.
- Keep the knives sharp and properly __________________.
- Keep the __________________ area clean and free of scrap material, sawdust, and oil or grease to minimize the danger of tripping or slipping.
- Check to see that all __________________ are tightened securely before using the jointer.
- Use the safety __________________ at all possible times.
- Always stand to the __________________ and out of line of the cutterhead knives.
- Wear industrial quality __________________ and ear protection while using the jointer.
- Remember the main function of the jointer is to __________________ the edge of lumber and it should not be used as a surface or planer
- Always use an approved __________________ block or __________________ stick when jointing stock that does not provide a distance of safety for your hands.
- Never make cuts of more than __________________ inch of softwoods
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- Never make cuts of more than __________________ inch of hardwoods
- Never move hands directly over the cutterhead. Keep hands at least __________________ inches from the cutterhead at all times.
- Turn off the __________________ and allow the jointer to stop before leaving the area.
- Use an __________________ when jointing long pieces of stock.
- Check the stock carefully before jointing to be sure it is free of __________________, knots, nails or other objects.
- Maintain your balance when operating the jointer; do not __________________ or use excessive force to perform any operation. Establish a comfortable position prior to starting.
- Before operating the jointer, remove __________________ (rings, watches, bracelets, etc.) and confine all loose clothing and long hair. Protective type footwear should also be worn.
- Never joint the end of stock less than __________________ inches wide.
- Secure __________________ of the instructor before operating the jointer
19 Clues: Keep the knives sharp and properly __________________. • Use the safety __________________ at all possible times. • Use an __________________ when jointing long pieces of stock. • Never make cuts of more than __________________ inch of hardwoods • Never adjust the jointer while the __________________ is turning. • ...
Lab Safety Crossword 2024-01-26
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- Is eating in the lab allowed?
- Never _____ your thermometer
- Only acceptable shoes for lab
- Can't have these in your rubber hose
- What to do when your smell gas using a bunsen burner
- Use this to clean up large spills
- Strike matches ____ from yourself
- Never use to hold heated glass or metal
- If you overheat a thermometer it ______
- Your clothes cannot be _____ in the lab
- Essential in the lab
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- Place thermometers on a _____ or a wire screen
- Never ______ chemicals if you use too much
- Use this when in lab
- Number one rule of lab safety
- Use to secure narrow containers
- How many minutes should you wash your eyes?
- T/F: You can leave clothes on if you spill corrosive chemicals on yourself
- Who can use the fire extinguisher
19 Clues: Use this when in lab • Essential in the lab • Never _____ your thermometer • Is eating in the lab allowed? • Number one rule of lab safety • Only acceptable shoes for lab • Use to secure narrow containers • Use this to clean up large spills • Strike matches ____ from yourself • Who can use the fire extinguisher • Can't have these in your rubber hose • ...
health and safety 2025-08-12
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- NO HEARING PROTECTION
- TO DO WITH POWER TOOLS
- WORKPLACE REGULATORY BODY
- IF YOU FALL FOUL OF THE HSE
- CHEAP POWER TOOLS CAN CAUSE THIS
- LAST LINE OF DEFENCE AGAINST DUST
- BRAIN STRAIN
- REG OR POLICEMANS BATON
- NO HI VIS ON SITE
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- HEAVY LIFTING DESTROYS THIS
- SMOKING BURNS THIS AWAY
- STAY SAFE
- NO COSHH PROTECTION
- ASBESTOS CAN CAUSE THIS
- DUSTY WORKPLACE CAN CAUSE THIS
- WORKS FOR THE HSE
- IF YOU BREAK H&S LAW
- CAME OUT IN 1974
- TO DO WITH LIFTING OPERATIONS
19 Clues: STAY SAFE • BRAIN STRAIN • CAME OUT IN 1974 • WORKS FOR THE HSE • NO HI VIS ON SITE • NO COSHH PROTECTION • IF YOU BREAK H&S LAW • NO HEARING PROTECTION • TO DO WITH POWER TOOLS • SMOKING BURNS THIS AWAY • ASBESTOS CAN CAUSE THIS • REG OR POLICEMANS BATON • WORKPLACE REGULATORY BODY • HEAVY LIFTING DESTROYS THIS • IF YOU FALL FOUL OF THE HSE • TO DO WITH LIFTING OPERATIONS • ...
Heat Safety Crossword 2025-06-25
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- Learn to spot _____ of heat illness
- How the plant feels in the summer
- Type of towel that helps cool you
- You may feel this way with heat stress
- Don't wait to feel this before drinking
- Take one in a cool zone
- Helps move air to cool you
- Muscle contractions caused by dehydration
- Most serious heat illness
- A feeling that may signify heat illness
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- Type of clothes that is best for heat
- Drink this often in the heat
- Important for recovery in hot conditions
- Tell this person if you are feeling ill
- What to do before, during, and after work
- Natural cover from the sun
- Heat stress symptom - feeling sick
- Kind of area to rest in
- Your body's way of cooling down
19 Clues: Take one in a cool zone • Kind of area to rest in • Most serious heat illness • Natural cover from the sun • Helps move air to cool you • Drink this often in the heat • Your body's way of cooling down • How the plant feels in the summer • Type of towel that helps cool you • Heat stress symptom - feeling sick • Learn to spot _____ of heat illness • ...
Floral Design Safety 2025-10-02
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- Dangerous
- Rough, Noisy Activity
- __________ is a moderate level of toxicity.
- Care taken beforehand
- Faulty Tool
- ___________ is the lowest level of toxicity.
- Not in working order
- Safety is the condition of being protected from _____, injury or loss.
- Permanent damage or death
- Never carry your tools in your _________.
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- Cuts and bruises
- An unfortunate event resulting from carelessness, unawareness, ignorance or unavoidable causes.
- An object that is in the way
- _________ is the highest level of toxicity.
- Accidents can happen quickly and without ___________.
- Under the direction of another person
- always work in a safe and _____ position.
- weariness or exhaustion
- ________ or replace damaged tools
- Poisonous
20 Clues: Dangerous • Poisonous • Faulty Tool • Cuts and bruises • Not in working order • Rough, Noisy Activity • Care taken beforehand • weariness or exhaustion • Permanent damage or death • An object that is in the way • ________ or replace damaged tools • Under the direction of another person • always work in a safe and _____ position. • Never carry your tools in your _________. • ...
Electricity & Electrical Safety 2025-09-05
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- 1/1,000 of an ampure; used in facial devices
- a safety mechanism that completes the electric current and carries the circuit safely away
- an extremely low level of electricity that mimics the body's natural electrical impulses.
- 1,000 watts; used to measure electricity used per hour in a home or building
- unit that measures the pressure or force that moves electric current through a conductor
- any material that conducts electricity
- apparatus that changes direct current to alternating current
- apparatus that changes an alternating current to a direct current
- the process of infusing alkaline(negative)products into the skin
- measures the amount of electricity used in one second
- the movement of electrons from one atom to another along a conductor
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- a form of anaphoresis that is used to emulsify and soften grease deposits in the follicle
- negative electrode that is marked with an N, minus sign or the color black
- also known as an insulator; a material that does not conduct electricity
- positive electrode that is marked with a P, plus sign or the color red
- used to measure the resistance of an electric current
- the process of infusing acidic(positive)products into the skin
- prevents excessive current from passing through a circuit; a safety device found in older buildings
- positive and negative poles of an electric current
19 Clues: any material that conducts electricity • 1/1,000 of an ampure; used in facial devices • positive and negative poles of an electric current • used to measure the resistance of an electric current • measures the amount of electricity used in one second • apparatus that changes direct current to alternating current • ...
Chemistry Safety Crosswords 2026-09-27
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- - The motion you do to safely smell a chemical
- - The length at which hair should be tied up
- - The number (spelled out) that is the max for a NFPA diamond
- - Something I do not recommend wearing, but you can at your own risk
- - Measure of how likely a chemical is to start on fire
- - A unique number that is for a specific chemical
- - A term meaning to fool around, usually physically, endangering those around you
- - An exclamation points means the chemical is this
- - The color used for "special hazards"
- - Abbreviation for chemical that makes its own oxygen
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- - Blue color in a NFPA diamond
- - Measure of how likely a chemical is to react with another chemical
- - If a container has a symbol that is a cylinder with a smaller cylinder coming out of it, it contains a _______
- - The number (spelt out) of minutes you use a eye wash station for
- - If a chemical has a W with a line through it, don't mix it with this chemical
- - The animal on the image of "environmental hazard"
- - A flammable material that fake nails tend to be made of
- - Symbol that shows a hand and metal getting eaten away by a chemical
- - The person you report any and all accidents to
19 Clues: - Blue color in a NFPA diamond • - The color used for "special hazards" • - The length at which hair should be tied up • - The motion you do to safely smell a chemical • - The person you report any and all accidents to • - A unique number that is for a specific chemical • - An exclamation points means the chemical is this • ...
Safety crossword 2025 2026-05-04
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- __________-tagout is a safety procedure used to ensure that dangerous equipment is properly shut off during maintenance or repair.
- Life saving principals are three practices. Recognize, Confirm, and ________.
- Chemical spills put us at risk for environmental ____________.
- Who is our safety manager on site? (either one)
- An incident with serious potential, even if no injury occurred.
- Life saving principals are three practices. ________, Confirm, and Stop.
- One should never defeat ______ ______ in automated equipment and systems.
- You should always _______ work when conditions change or feel unsafe.
- ______ stands for Potential Serious Injury or Fatality.
- Life saving principals are three practices. Recognize, _________, and Stop.
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- __________ trauma is a risk for working at heights.
- A condition that could reasonably lead to serious harm.
- A confined __________ is an area of limited entry and exit that are large enough for a person to enter and work, but not safe to work in for a long period of time. They contain a variety of hazards.
- Electrical work can only be done my qualified and ____________ personnel.
- _________ deficiency is a risk of confined space entry.
- _________ charge buildup is one source of ignition in combustible dust areas.
- Is working at heights a high risk activity? Yes or no?
- __________ space entry requires permit authorization and pre-entry planning.
- materials that can chemically destroy exposed body tissue and other materials, E.G. Potassium Hyderoxide. (not corrosive)
- If you see a serious hazard, you have the authority to _________ the job.
- Required before preforming non-routine or high risk work.
21 Clues: Who is our safety manager on site? (either one) • __________ trauma is a risk for working at heights. • Is working at heights a high risk activity? Yes or no? • A condition that could reasonably lead to serious harm. • _________ deficiency is a risk of confined space entry. • ______ stands for Potential Serious Injury or Fatality. • ...
Homework 2013-10-11
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- you must always be c_ r_ ful when doing a practical
- you wear these to protect your eyes
- the opposite of cold
- this always comes first when doing a practical
- these and bags must be put to the side
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- what is your science teacher called? (w)
- the colour of a hot flame
- you must push these under before you do a practical
- we use these to light a bunsen burner
- the colour of a safety flame
- something to put a bunsen burner on
11 Clues: the opposite of cold • the colour of a hot flame • the colour of a safety flame • you wear these to protect your eyes • something to put a bunsen burner on • we use these to light a bunsen burner • these and bags must be put to the side • what is your science teacher called? (w) • this always comes first when doing a practical • ...
D46 Safety Week 2024 2024-10-24
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- Everyone on equipment has one.
- This should be completed prior to operating MHE.
- If faced with an "active threat", you should do this.
- This is placed in front of the tractor/trailer prior to entering.
- Who is responsible for safety.
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- Who is your OSL?
- Everyone starts their day with these.
- How to use a fire extinguisher.
- When should a safety incident be reported.
- You should never work at heights without one of these.
- We have this many evacuation areas.
11 Clues: Who is your OSL? • Everyone on equipment has one. • Who is responsible for safety. • How to use a fire extinguisher. • We have this many evacuation areas. • Everyone starts their day with these. • When should a safety incident be reported. • This should be completed prior to operating MHE. • If faced with an "active threat", you should do this. • ...
Campground Etiquette 2025-06-29
15 Clues: Keep tidy • Honor others • Outdoor heat • Outdoor stay • Consideration • Nearby camper • Safety measure • Waste disposal • Minimized noise • Polite behavior • Animal companions • Sound disturbance • Temporary dwelling • Drinking responsibly • Controlled illumination
KEI CARS - Small Cars from Japan 2025-12-17
14 Clues: lento • leggi • sicurezza • piùVeloce • piùPiccolo • efficiente • carburante • synonym of cheap • synonym of risky • synonym of narrow • synonym of famous • opposite of narrow • past simple of bring • opposite of dangerous
Ibn formatika 2026-10-12
14 Clues: Parol • Ekran • Xotira • Web sahifa • Xavfsizlik • sichqoncha • Ketma ketlik • Online firibgar • Hardware antonimi • Foydalanuvchi nomi • Ma'lumotlar jamlanmasi • Fayl yoki nimadirni yuklash • Kompyuter uchun kiritish qurilmasi • Reported foydalanuvchi yoza olmasligi
CompSupport VS Guidewire PC 2023-11-07
14 Clues: ES • Activity • Applicant • Exec Info • GL Company • Entry Date • Agency Code • Safety Group • Legal Entity • AgencyConnect • Commission Premium • Pending (Submission) • Pending (Submission) • Voluntary (Final Audit)
Chemistry Safety Quiz 2024-08-04
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- The most important element of scientific investigation.
- The only liquid that can be disposed in the sink without explicit instructions
- Name of the protective equipment used for your hands
- Your teacher’s last name
- BLANK leave a hot plate, burner, or reaction unattended. BLANK touch, taste, or smell chemicals unless specifically instructed. BLANK return unused chemical to the original container.
- Always add BLANK to water. Never the reverse order.
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- Abbreviation used for safety equipment worn in the laboratory
- We demonstrate BLANK listening by looking at the person speaking, keeping quiet, orienting our position, and preparing to take notes.
- True or False: contact lenses or glasses are sufficient eyewear protection during a laboratory experiment
- Name of the protective equipment used for your eyes in this particular class
- BLANK is never permitted in Rooms 784-788. Drinks, BLANK, and gum are never permitted in the lab during an experiment.
- Spend at least 15 BLANK at the eyewash station or safety shower if exposed to chemicals
- Our classroom BLANK policies include C3P-O and R2D2.
- Always check a chemical's BLANK to be informed of the associated hazards and handling procedures
14 Clues: Your teacher’s last name • Always add BLANK to water. Never the reverse order. • Name of the protective equipment used for your hands • Our classroom BLANK policies include C3P-O and R2D2. • The most important element of scientific investigation. • Abbreviation used for safety equipment worn in the laboratory • ...
MRI Safety Week Aurora West Allis 2023-07-21
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- The MRI Magnet is _______on.
- We need both the make and ________ number in order to look up if an implant is MRI Safe.
- Hearing _______ must be given to every patient having an MRI.
- The goal of MRI Safety Week is to promote a safe work_____________.
- The most common injury reported from MRI is/are _______.
- Some implants are not considered fully MRI Safe but MRI ___________, meaning they can be scanned only under certain settings.
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- In the case a patient cannot answer their own health history due to incapacitation or AMS and no family is involved, Radiologist may ok to clear them via ______.
- A safety __________form is required for all personnel entering zone 3.
- The 'O' in MRSO stands for _________.
- An oxygen tank, for example, if brought into the Magnet can act as a ______ and potentially pin a person to the scanner and even has resulted in death.
- Patients wearing any medication _______ on their skin must have them removed prior to scanning.
- Patients with history of _______ injury to their eye, must be cleared with Orbital Xrays.
- There are four different safety _______ in MRI.
- Do not bring ___________into the MRI Environment without clearing with an MRI Technologist.
14 Clues: The MRI Magnet is _______on. • The 'O' in MRSO stands for _________. • There are four different safety _______ in MRI. • The most common injury reported from MRI is/are _______. • Hearing _______ must be given to every patient having an MRI. • The goal of MRI Safety Week is to promote a safe work_____________. • ...
Pharmaceutics Lab Escape Room 2025-02-22
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- Compounding pharmacists must calculate this to determine safe and effective medication concentrations.
- This regulatory agency oversees drug safety and quality in both traditional and compounding pharmacy.(Abbreviation)
- The maximum time a compounded preparation can be used before it expires. (Abbreviation)
- The inactive substance used to dilute or carry the active ingredient.
- A compounder must ensure this factor, which refers to the stability and safety of mixed ingredients.
- The outbreak that led to stricter regulations on compounding was caused by contamination at this compounding center.(Abbreviation)
- Process of preparing a medication tailored to an individual patient’s needs.
- This federal law was passed in response to the NECC fungal meningitis outbreak.(Abbreviation)
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- A quality check that ensures the correct amount of each ingredient is used.
- A solid dispersed in a liquid; may be created for a patient who cannot swallow pills.
- A professional skill required to educate patients on medication use.
- A compounding tool used to mix ingredients in a mortar.
- A compounding pharmacy must comply with this chapter of detailed quality and safety guidelines for non-sterile compounding.(Abbreviation)
- The type of dosage form that delivers medication through the skin.
14 Clues: A compounding tool used to mix ingredients in a mortar. • The type of dosage form that delivers medication through the skin. • A professional skill required to educate patients on medication use. • The inactive substance used to dilute or carry the active ingredient. • A quality check that ensures the correct amount of each ingredient is used. • ...
huh 2024-02-08
14 Clues: Purin • Amusia • Isotope • Insomnia • Frostbite • Dissension • Death Toll • MissingNo. • Monochrome • Brimstone (2) • Brimstone (3) • Brimstone (1) • Shinto, Shitno • Safety Lullaby, Left Unchecked, Lost Cause, Bygone Purpose, Pasta Night
French Revolution 2024-11-10
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- Elected members of the Committee of Public Safety.
- The Reign of ___
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- Part of the Committee of Public Safety that specialized in general politics. Robespierre was in this part.
- Where the Committee of Public Safety met.
- Georges ___, Pursued moderation, executed
- Maximilian ___, Leader of the Committee of Public Safety.
6 Clues: The Reign of ___ • Where the Committee of Public Safety met. • Georges ___, Pursued moderation, executed • Elected members of the Committee of Public Safety. • Maximilian ___, Leader of the Committee of Public Safety. • Part of the Committee of Public Safety that specialized in general politics. Robespierre was in this part.
