safety Crossword Puzzles
Vocabulary Crossword 2024-11-01
Across
- The bottom number in a fraction.
- A substance that produces inflammation when it contacts the skin, eyes, nose, or respiratory system.
- User instructions found on most construction products.
- The possibility of suffering injury or harm resulting from a hazard.
- An abbreviation for the state and federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
- Breathing in a substance, typically in the form of gas, fumes, or dust.
- A number that expresses a portion of a whole.
- Exactly vertical. A line that is perpendicular to ground level.
- A device that protects people from dangerous levels of electrical current by measuring the current difference between two conductors of an electrical circuit.
- Substances that are harmful to health, such as poisons.
- A 90-degree angle between two lines. It is also called a right angle.
Down
- The amount of space occupied in three dimensions, expressed in cubic units.
- A form that gives complete information about a product and what to do in the event of exposure.
- A straight line from the center of a circle to a point on the circle.
- A comparison of one value to another value by division.
- The measurement of a surface, expressed in square units.
- To cut material at an angle.
- A shortened version of a decimal fraction
- Specific practices and procedures to safeguard employees from the unexpected startup of machinery and equipment.
- The distance around a circle.
- Practical jokes and playful activity that are always inappropriate on a construction site.
- A possible source of danger.
- The shape made by two straight lines meeting in a point.
- A safety equipment you wear to protect yourself from safety hazards.
24 Clues: To cut material at an angle. • A possible source of danger. • The distance around a circle. • The bottom number in a fraction. • A shortened version of a decimal fraction • A number that expresses a portion of a whole. • User instructions found on most construction products. • A comparison of one value to another value by division. • ...
Christmas Test Revision 2024-11-21
Across
- This can also be a type of biscuit but on the internet they track your history and personal details
- Websites and apps that allow users to create posts or communicate with others e.g. Facebook
- A secure password should have at least ..... characters
- a computer program that can damage your computer e.g slow it down
- You should change your password .....
- Stealing someone elses personal details e.g. their name, bank details
- The news you see online isn't always accurate. This is known as .... ....
- You should not post these online e.g. phone number
- Used to prevent people from accessing certain websites e.g. accessing games in school.
- Your password should not be easily guessed
- When you gain illegal access to someone else's account
- using technology to hurt or bully others
- this is short for electronic safety
- another word for junk mail
- A trail of all the information you leave behind online
Down
- blocks anything unwanted from the internet e.g. viruses, hackers etc.
- If you think news is fake news, you should check this
- Stories that are deliberately made up to gain more website visitors e.g click here for a free phone
- A good password should have letters, numbers and ...... e.g. ? or ! or *
- e-safety is to do with the safe use of this
- e-safety is about how we ...... online
- You should not ..... everyone you come across online e.g. when gaming online
- before you post anything online you should ......
- Each account you have should have a secure ......
- You should change these settings to make sure only people you know can see your profile
25 Clues: another word for junk mail • this is short for electronic safety • You should change your password ..... • e-safety is about how we ...... online • using technology to hurt or bully others • Your password should not be easily guessed • e-safety is to do with the safe use of this • before you post anything online you should ...... • ...
Types of engineers 2026-01-12
Across
- This type of engineer helps maintain safety in this newer field of non-renewable energy.
- What type of engineer works with a special type of lamp?
- If an engineer works in employee services they are what?
- This type of engineer designs and helps build large watercraft.
- What type of engineer designs zero emission power?
- If an engineer creates planes or drones that do not need a pilot, they are a_______ engineer.
- What type of engineer oversees aircraft?
- An engineer who works with architects to help them design in accordance to safety laws.
- This engineer works to improve welding processes.
- This type of engineer works with batteries.
- This type of engineer helps refine a type of flammable fuel.
- This type of engineer works to improve air flow in buildings and factories.
Down
- What type of engineer builds tunnels for various purposes.
- What type of engineer manages infrastructure?
- What type of engineer works with cars?
- What type of engineer helps in the construction of wells?
- This engineer works to optimize and lessen the effects of extracting materials from the earth.
- This type of engineer works in the oil and gas industry.
- If an engineer works on an oil rig they are?
- this type of engineer designs roads to be safely usable.
- If an engineer works with supplies and methods for experiments and testing, they are?
- An engineer who works with electronic tools is a _________ engineer.
- This engineer designs software programs.
- An engineer who works with robots is a ________ engineer.
- What engineer works in the natural gas industry?
- This type of engineer works to determine the safety and quality of products and systems.
26 Clues: What type of engineer works with cars? • This engineer designs software programs. • What type of engineer oversees aircraft? • This type of engineer works with batteries. • If an engineer works on an oil rig they are? • What type of engineer manages infrastructure? • What engineer works in the natural gas industry? • This engineer works to improve welding processes. • ...
French Revolution 2025-12-07
Across
- What Napoleon did when he too kover other European nations.
- This group of French citizens marched on Versailles demanding to see the King.
- This governing body ran the government creating the Committee of Public Safety.
- The “Hero of two Worlds” who also led the National Guard.
- This period dominated by the Committee of Public Safety was filled with violence and executions.
- in 1791 the National Assembly's task was complete when they wrote this.
- the storming of this was a turning point for the revolutionary cause.
- The oath taken in one of these set the stage for the early revolution.
- This was created as a fast and humane execution method.
Down
- This extremely radical faction made up of middle-class lawyers joined with the sans-culottes.
- The leader of the Committee of Public Safety who tried to purge France.
- The first island Napoleon was exiled to.
- The execution of this man and his wife signaled the end to the Monarchy in France.
- The War on ________________ was aimed at other European powers like Austria.
- the First title that Bonaparte held before Emperor.
- Napoleon's final defeat before his death in 1823.
- the final republic style government of the French Revolution.
- the Napoleonic _______________ set up a legal framework for for France in the New Empire.
- The Declaration of the ___________________________ stated that all men were born and remain free.
- This Corsica born soldier eventually became a political giant in France.
- the social system set up with these three separate classes.
- Napoleon took the crown out of this man's hands, showing only he gives himself the right to rule.
- When Napoleon invaded this nation they used scorched Earth tactics.
23 Clues: The first island Napoleon was exiled to. • Napoleon's final defeat before his death in 1823. • the First title that Bonaparte held before Emperor. • This was created as a fast and humane execution method. • The “Hero of two Worlds” who also led the National Guard. • What Napoleon did when he too kover other European nations. • ...
OH&S Terms 1 2025-09-17
Across
- daily routines used to prevent injury, illness, and property damage, usually not scheduled.
- the hazard is controlled by replacing it with a less hazardous one.
- actions normally considered “reasonable” in a particular circumstance.
- exposures which may result in the development of disease or illness if uncontrolled.
- chance of loss based on the probability and severity of an injury, illness, or damage.
- completely removes the hazard from the workplace.
- a step-by-step process for performing a task safely from beginning to end.
- the first line of defense against hazards in the workplace.
- an unplanned, undesired event which could have resulted in injury, illness, or damage.
- typically cause accidents/incidents that physically injure workers.
- a worker designated to monitor health, safety, and welfare in workplaces with 1-9 workers.
Down
- regular examinations of the workplace to recognize and evaluate hazards.
- an unplanned, undesired event that results in injury, illness, or damage.
- Any condition, substance, practice or behavior that has the potential to cause loss.
- controls that encourage safe work practices.
- the hazard is physically separated from the workers.
- a person authorized by an employer to exercise direction and control over workers.
- a person who employs 1 or more workers.
- a person who is engaged in an occupation.
- designated to monitor health, safety, and welfare where a representative is impractical.
- regularly scheduled examinations carried out to prevent injury, illness, and property damage.
- the ‘real’ or ‘underlying’ causes of accidents/incidents.
- measures that are implemented to eliminate or minimize hazards.
- a guideline established to help workers perform a task with minimum risk.
24 Clues: a person who employs 1 or more workers. • a person who is engaged in an occupation. • controls that encourage safe work practices. • completely removes the hazard from the workplace. • the hazard is physically separated from the workers. • the ‘real’ or ‘underlying’ causes of accidents/incidents. • the first line of defense against hazards in the workplace. • ...
Proteins, Cancer and CRISPR 2026-10-06
Across
- A type of blot lab used to check if a specific protein like Prdx1 is overexpressed in cells
- A vital protein that, when mutated, cannot detect DNA damage and severely increases cancer risk
- The drug development stage where the largest clinical trials are conducted to confirm safety and efficacy
- Long chain of amino acids
- Directed Repair (HDR); a high-fidelity DNA repair pathway used to replace a mutated sequence with a proper sequence
- The drug development phase where therapies are tested on human cells and animals before human clinical trials
- A substance used in PAGE electrophoresis to denature proteins and give them a negative charge
- Mutated genes that, along with tumor suppressors, are directly linked to progressing cancer
- The process of inserting a plasmid into bacteria, often induced by heat shock
Down
- A traditional cancer treatment, along with radiation and chemotherapy
- Disulfide bonds in a protein chain form specifically to connect two residues of this amino acid
- The specific type of chemical bond formed between amino acids during dehydration synthesis
- A chemical added to tightly control and induce protein expression in certain lab systems
- Medical drugs or therapies that are derived directly from living organisms
- A lab safety symbol indicating a chemical that can severely burn and damage skin or metal
- The abbreviation for the Quality Control department in charge of testing product safety and potency
- The gene-editing enzyme discovered in bacteria that cuts both DNA strands
- A type of template DNA required only when using homology-directed repair to precisely fix a genome
- The type of RNA (gRNA) that is complementary to the target sequence and directs where CRISPR will cut
- The government agency responsible for keeping workers safe on the job
20 Clues: Long chain of amino acids • A traditional cancer treatment, along with radiation and chemotherapy • The government agency responsible for keeping workers safe on the job • The gene-editing enzyme discovered in bacteria that cuts both DNA strands • Medical drugs or therapies that are derived directly from living organisms • ...
French Revolution 2023-11-15
15 Clues: Code • d’etat • of 1791 • General • Assembly • Court Oath • Convention • of Waterloo • with Europe • or St. Helena • On Versailles • of the Bastille • 2nd, 3rd estates • of Public Safety • of the Rights of Man
HR Functions 2024-10-10
14 Clues: Career growth • Employee perks • Legal adherence • Work evaluation • Health programs • Inclusive culture • Salary management • Skill enhancement • Workplace harmony • Keeping employees • Finding new talent • Welcoming new hires • Workplace protection • Employee involvement
Monthly Safety Crossword 2021-02-01
Across
- FBG's Safety Month is?
- Company Objectives *Hint by your FBG ID badge
- Spray bottle should have _______ on them?
- End of shift you should _________ out?
Down
- We are committed to ________. 1 word
- Water hoses should be__________ before leaving?
- Rag used for toilets & urinals
- you should _________in every building
- What is the color of the sign you should put out?
9 Clues: FBG's Safety Month is? • Rag used for toilets & urinals • We are committed to ________. 1 word • you should _________in every building • End of shift you should _________ out? • Spray bottle should have _______ on them? • Company Objectives *Hint by your FBG ID badge • Water hoses should be__________ before leaving? • What is the color of the sign you should put out?
2025 Kensing Safety Day 2025-05-20
Across
- Safety Glasses, gloves, earplugs, etc.
- A Type of attack that tricks a user for their personal info
- Hand Safety
- Did not result in harm but could have
Down
- hearing protection
- should never be used as stepstool
- Design of working conditions to better accommodate
- Who is responsible for a safe workplace
- Number of required sections on an SDS
9 Clues: Hand Safety • hearing protection • should never be used as stepstool • Number of required sections on an SDS • Did not result in harm but could have • Safety Glasses, gloves, earplugs, etc. • Who is responsible for a safe workplace • Design of working conditions to better accommodate • A Type of attack that tricks a user for their personal info
ORGANISATIONS PROVIDING HEALTH AND SAFETY INFO 2026-03-23
Across
- Legally required to provide health and safety information (eg access to method statements, risk assessments, Health and Safety Law poster (displayed), Certificate of Public Liability Insurance (displayed), training etc)(1 WORD)
- Focuses on improving workplace health, safety, and environmental standards. It provides training, certifications, advice, audits, and campaigns to reduce accidents and risks globally. Works with INDIVIDUALS, NOT JUST HEALTH AND SAFETY PROFESSIONALS. (Initials).
- A UK public safety organisation, recognised internationally. Focuses on preventing accidents for the public (EVERYWHERE including home, road, leisure, workplaces) Works through campaigns, advice, and education to educate people and promote safety and influence policies.(initials)
- Have roles of enforcement of legislation concerning safety in the WORKPLACE (for which they will charge)and working on new legislation, but they also give advice and guidance info via their website. (initials)
Down
- Will give Health and Safety advice on specific products and materials. You can either make contact or search online for a Data Safety Sheet, outlining hazards and risks and what to do should an accident happen. (one word)
- Focuses on SUPPORTING HEALTH AND SAFETY PROFESSIONALS in their aim to reduce work place risks by offering mentoring, training (with qualifications). Gives access to expert advice. Influences policy, and helps organisations worldwide. (Initials)
6 Clues: Have roles of enforcement of legislation concerning safety in the WORKPLACE (for which they will charge)and working on new legislation, but they also give advice and guidance info via their website. (initials) • ...
Acids and Alkalis 2018-03-23
Across
- Vinegar has the pH value of? (write out the number as a word).
- The acid found in cola.
- This safety symbol would be put on a bottle of very strong acid.
- Sodium __________. The alkali found in drain cleaner.
- A chemical reaction which occurs when you add an acid to an alkali.
- The pH _________. This is used alongside universal indicator to find the pH of a substance.
- When an acid and alkali react a _________ and water are formed.
- These tablets can be used to relieve heartburn (build up of acid in the stomach).
- A neutral substance will turn universal indicator this colour.
- This safety symbol would be put on a bottle of weak acid.
- Something which can be used to find whether a substance is an acid or alkali.
- Safety equipment used to protect the eyes when using acids and alkalis.
- A substance with a pH value between 8-14.
- This acid makes nitrate salts.
Down
- Adding acids to food gives them a _______ taste.
- The amount of a substance dissolved in one litre of water is its _____________.
- An alkali with a strong choking smell used in cleaners.
- A strong alkali will turn universal indicator this colour.
- This acid makes chloride salts.
- ___________ paper. A type of indicator paper. It comes as red or blue.
- Also known as acetic acid. Is very nice on fish and chips.
- A strong acid will turn universal indicator this colour.
- A substance of pH 7 is called _________.
- The acid found in citrus fruits.
- These can be used to protect the hands when using strong acids or alkalis.
- The dyes in litmus paper are extracted from this type of organism.
- A substance with a pH value between 0-6.
27 Clues: The acid found in cola. • This acid makes nitrate salts. • This acid makes chloride salts. • The acid found in citrus fruits. • A substance of pH 7 is called _________. • A substance with a pH value between 0-6. • A substance with a pH value between 8-14. • Adding acids to food gives them a _______ taste. • Sodium __________. The alkali found in drain cleaner. • ...
Turnaround 2019 2019-04-09
Across
- It can result in a PID change
- He likes to have it his Way
- The warehouse have many different types
- It makes the pipe squeal
- Stuff to buy with chips
- Don’t cry over it
- It sometimes causes pitting
- Only one person to call, acronym
- Bonding with the earth?
- Unlimited supply of oxygen, acronym
- Gary Johns will show you how
- You should turn off your devices well ahead of this
- A type of work pack, acronym
- You need one to do work
- Solitary confinement?
- Not for human occupancy
- It’s cleaned before inspection
- They come in full or half…but never half full
- At ConocoPhillips it’s never so urgent to not take the ______
- Boy George had a club
- It’s like when your spider sense is tingling
- We’re servicing a few hundred
- Do this to get a 1st top draft pick
- It’ll give you 30 mins, acronym
- An awesome camp, acronym
Down
- There are 8 of them
- Max or 649?
- Not the whooping type
- The most important path
- A marriage of metal?
- Hose safety device
- It’s about your health
- It was a trending safety issue in 2018
- They have your back
- soldiers get these often in boot camp
- Did Bonnie Tyler sing our theme song?
- If these are down illness/safety is at risk
- There a disposable brand
- They have 4 heads
- We’re going to make the PG squeal
- The plant, acronym
- Darren from Downunder
- Mr. T was part of one
- It lurks under insulation, acronym
- Fix, synonym
- Not to be confused with Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire
- Provincial regulator, acronym
47 Clues: Max or 649? • Fix, synonym • Don’t cry over it • They have 4 heads • Hose safety device • The plant, acronym • There are 8 of them • They have your back • A marriage of metal? • Not the whooping type • Solitary confinement? • Darren from Downunder • Mr. T was part of one • Boy George had a club • It’s about your health • The most important path • Stuff to buy with chips • Bonding with the earth? • ...
Turnaround 2019 2019-04-08
Across
- It makes the pipe squeal
- AKA Turnaround
- Max or 649?
- It sometimes causes pitting
- A type of work pack, acronym
- Mr. T was on one of these
- Skim and BFW
- Not for human occupancy
- It’s cleaned before inspection
- Fix, synonym
- Solitary confinement?
- soldiers get these often in boot camp
- Not to be confused with Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire
- Hose safety device
- We’re servicing a few hundred
- Provincial regulator, acronym
- Gary Johns will show you how
- You should turn off your devices well ahead of this
- Boy George had a club
- Not the whooping type
- They come in full or half…but never half full
- You need one to do work
- It was a trending safety issue in 2018
Down
- Stuff to buy if chips
- Bonnie Tyler sang our theme song?
- It lurks under insulation, acronym
- It’s about your health
- Bonding with the earth?
- If these are down illness/safety is at risk
- There a disposable brand
- A marriage of metal? :)
- They have 4 heads
- An awesome camp, acronym
- There are 8 of them
- They have your back
- The most important path
- Don’t cry over it
- Warehouse have many different types
- It’ll give you 30 mins worth, acronym
- At ConocoPhillips it’s never so urgent to not take the ______
- It’s like when your spider sense is tingling
- He likes to have it his WAY
- We’re going to make the PG squeal
- Only one person to call, acronym
- Unlimited supply of oxygen, acronym
- The plant, acronym
- It can result in a PID change
47 Clues: Max or 649? • Skim and BFW • Fix, synonym • AKA Turnaround • They have 4 heads • Don’t cry over it • Hose safety device • The plant, acronym • There are 8 of them • They have your back • Stuff to buy if chips • Solitary confinement? • Boy George had a club • Not the whooping type • It’s about your health • Bonding with the earth? • A marriage of metal? :) • Not for human occupancy • ...
cosmo 2020-10-26
Across
- capable of destroying viruses
- non disease producing bacteria
- standards require products to destroy or kill certain microbes on nonporous surfaces
- head lice
- spherical bacterial cells
- stage in where some cells might die due to conditions being unfavorable
- spherical bacteria in pairs
- encourage people to help others in emergency situations
- stage where bacteria reproduce and grow rapidly
- organisms that live nor obtain their nutrients from another organism called a host
- infectious micro-organisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans
- curved lines resembling a string of beads
- short rod-shaped bacteria
- infection confined to a particular area
- occupational safety and health administration
- Disease caused by pathogens
- virus that causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
- stop bleeding use
- infection where the pathogen has distributed throughout the body
- disease producing bacteria
Down
- when someone is chocking ___ if the victim can talk or cough
- the action of making an object or substance unclean or impure
- corkscrew-shaped bacteria
- is a bloodborne virus that causes disease
- Control methods used to eliminate or reduce the transmission of infectious organism
- reusable nonporous items
- chemical products that destroy most bacteria
- material safety data sheet
- capable of destroying bacteria
- molds and yeast that produce contagious diseases
- a sanitizer product that can help be applied to the skin to reduce microbes
- standards state that all microbes must be killed or destroyed
- the study of bacteria
- hair-like projections
- do you use a tourniquet
- cluster like grapes
- standards apply to removing dirt and debris to aid in preventing the growth of microbes
- safety data sheet
- hepatitis B virus
- if a chemical eye injury occurs, flush the eyeball with water
40 Clues: head lice • safety data sheet • hepatitis B virus • stop bleeding use • cluster like grapes • the study of bacteria • hair-like projections • do you use a tourniquet • reusable nonporous items • corkscrew-shaped bacteria • spherical bacterial cells • short rod-shaped bacteria • material safety data sheet • disease producing bacteria • spherical bacteria in pairs • Disease caused by pathogens • ...
Safety Committee Crossword Puzzle 2023-08-06
Across
- Material in Motion is a _______________ free facility.
- boxes filled with medical items to aid in minor injuries.
- employees are advised not to walk through these doors without equipment.
- Weekly/Monthly inspections are completed to ensure safety and prevent safety issues throughout the facility.
- boards placed throughout the facility for facility upkeep usually with items such as brooms, dust pans, and cleaning solutions.
- ______________________ should be followed at all times to prevent errors and injuries on the line.
- Make sure your teams are staying ________________ .
- __________________ should be maintained at all times.Tucked or pinned. There are also hair nets to assist with maintenance of hair.
- areas employees and staff are to go to during an emergency.These areas have boxes with radios to communicate with security.
- individuals put in place to assist in emergency evacuations.
- _________________ are mandatory when operating pallet jacks and other eqipment.
- forms filled out before operating mobile equipment
- stations throughout the facility used to assist in flushing the eyes of debris and chemical accidents.
Down
- _____________ lanes are usually marked with red and white tape, should always be clear of obstruction and accessible in case of emergency.There will normally be a fire extinguisher, EXIT door, or eye wash station near by.
- ____________________ of any kind will result in a compliance ticket.
- includes a ESD smock,MIM issued shoes,gloves, and HR issued badge
- ______________________ should be placed completely under pallets to prevent trip hazards.
- individuals who assist with safety issues and seek to enforce them.
- department that assist with orientation, certifications, badging, and more
- Employees unable to gain access through turnstiles, turnstiles giving red light usually mean employee's _____________________ need updates.
- abbreviations for Personal Protective Equipment.
21 Clues: abbreviations for Personal Protective Equipment. • forms filled out before operating mobile equipment • Make sure your teams are staying ________________ . • Material in Motion is a _______________ free facility. • boxes filled with medical items to aid in minor injuries. • individuals put in place to assist in emergency evacuations. • ...
hukams crossword puzzle 2024-04-09
Across
- Can foodborne illnesses be prevented by following proper food safety practices?
- Can foodborne illness be caused by the presence of harmful bacteria?
- Can food left out at room temperature for more than two hours become unsafe to eat?
- Is proper handwashing important to prevent the spread of bacteria?
- Is it safe to thaw perishable foods at room temperature?
- Should shellfish be cooked thoroughly to kill harmful bacteria?
- Is undercooked chicken a potential food safety hazard?
- Should food be stored in airtight containers to prevent contamination?
- Can visual inspections always determine if a food is fully cooked?
- Is it important to regularly clean and sanitize food preparation surfaces?
- Is it safe to reuse canning jars without properly sterilizing them?
- Can air-drying dishes kill harmful bacteria?
- Can consuming raw or undercooked eggs pose a risk of Salmonella?
Down
- Can using the same cutting board for raw meat and vegetables lead to cross-contamination?
- Should food products be labeled with their expiration dates for safety reasons?
- Should raw meat be stored above ready-to-eat foods?
- Should food storage areas be kept clean and free of pests?
- Are dish towels a suitable substitute for cleaning surfaces in the kitchen?
- What is the danger zone for food that can lead to bacterial growth?
- Should perishable foods be refrigerated within two hours of cooking?
- Does freezing kill bacteria on food?
- Should hot foods be kept at a minimum temperature of 140°F?
- Should leftovers be reheated to an internal temperature of 165°F?
- Is ground meat more susceptible to bacterial contamination than whole cuts of meat?
- Should food labels clearly identify the presence of allergens?
25 Clues: Does freezing kill bacteria on food? • Can air-drying dishes kill harmful bacteria? • Should raw meat be stored above ready-to-eat foods? • Is undercooked chicken a potential food safety hazard? • Is it safe to thaw perishable foods at room temperature? • Should food storage areas be kept clean and free of pests? • ...
Unit 4 Crossword 2022-05-09
Across
- Productive resources; human and natural resources and capital goods
- form that a business fills out to order goods; may be the same as a purchase agreement or purchase contract
- what a company does to keep employees safe
- basic amenities
- anything that could cause death or injury
- The economic process or activity of producing goods and services
- talking to someone
- they regulate employee health related stuffs
- using/combine Factors of Production resources to create a new product or services
- something that could hurt the company
- determining the time table to follow in production
- issuing orders for production to begin
- the death, injury of an employee
- goods used to make other goods
- maintaining something
- the morals that employees and workers have
- fixing anything that could be dangerous
Down
- protecting your employees
- when the company needs to restock on inventory
- safety is the number 1 thing
- an action to see if the equipment it safe
- the way in which production will be carried out
- wrong and right
- make sure products meet standard and are completed according to plan
- People who work to produce goods and services
- refilling the businesses inventory
- buying the resources needed
- a dangerous, unexpected situation
- A condition resulting from the gap between unlimited wants for goods and services and limited resources
- anything in the work space that could harm someone
- practices for if there is an emergency
- Any resource found in nature that is used to produce goods and services
- not having employees get hurt
- looking at the workplace to make sure its safe
- determining how products will be produced and how much of the product to produce
35 Clues: wrong and right • basic amenities • talking to someone • maintaining something • protecting your employees • buying the resources needed • safety is the number 1 thing • not having employees get hurt • goods used to make other goods • the death, injury of an employee • a dangerous, unexpected situation • refilling the businesses inventory • something that could hurt the company • ...
FOPP revision 2026-05-14
Across
- One of the Batho Pele principles: giving people options (6)
- Emergency care must be provided without ___ (13)
- Legal requirement to notify after injury event (9)
- Batho Pele principle about access for all citizens (6)
- Act governing workplace safety in SA (3)
- Worker must obey lawful health and safety ___ (5)
- Protective items worn to reduce exposure to hazards (3)
- Keeping patients moving through a system of care (10)
- Right to ask for another doctor’s view (6-6)
- Right to be treated with ___ and respect (7)
- Right to keep personal health information private (13)
- Batho Pele principle requiring openness by government (12)
- Patient right to receive urgent treatment (9)
- Batho Pele principle about clear communication (10)
- Batho Pele principle linked to value for public money (5-3-5)
- Batho Pele principle: citizens should get answers (13)
Down
- Batho Pele principle that publishes expected performance (8)
- Formal expression of dissatisfaction about service (9)
- Batho Pele principle about treating people respectfully (8)
- Batho Pele principle involving public input (12)
- Patient permission before treatment (7)
- Patient may refuse this, even if advised (9)
- Duty of worker to tell employer about unsafe conditions (6)
- Written set of health and safety rules (6)
- The employer must provide a safe working ___ (11)
- Employer provides training, information and ___ (11)
- Public service must put ___ first (6)
- Unsafe event that must be reported under OHS (8)
- Person who must ensure a safe workplace (8)
- The right to continue receiving treatment over time (10)
- Device or substance that may cause harm at work (6)
- Employee must take reasonable ___ (4)
- To lessen risk is to ___ it (8)
- OHS term for potential source of harm (6)
- Right to be told about your condition (11)
- Batho Pele principle: fixing mistakes and apologising (8)
- One who checks compliance with OHS law (9)
37 Clues: To lessen risk is to ___ it (8) • Public service must put ___ first (6) • Employee must take reasonable ___ (4) • Patient permission before treatment (7) • Act governing workplace safety in SA (3) • OHS term for potential source of harm (6) • Written set of health and safety rules (6) • Right to be told about your condition (11) • ...
harriet tumban, (pearson) 2018-01-31
Across
- was where Harriet saved the slaves
- was Harriet’s nickname
- was the amount the slaves were worth if found
- was the bird call she used to alert the slaves
- was the threat the slaves received when they tried to go back
- slaves were with Harriet during her trip in the story
- was the day the slaves were taken
- is how loud the slaves could be on their trip to safety
- were the owners of the slaves
- was the day the masters found the slaves gone
- was the place the group spent their first winter
Down
- gave Harriet and the slave’s money to keep going on the Burlington, New Jersey
- was the code for the underground railroad
- are where Harriet and her slaves traveled to safety
- were the slaves
- risked her life for slaves
- kept a strict record of the slaves he helped
- was the day the search for missing slaves begun
- are what Harriet saved
19 Clues: were the slaves • was Harriet’s nickname • are what Harriet saved • risked her life for slaves • were the owners of the slaves • was the day the slaves were taken • was where Harriet saved the slaves • was the code for the underground railroad • kept a strict record of the slaves he helped • was the amount the slaves were worth if found • ...
Safety Words in Science 2015-09-14
Across
- in a science lab you will mix a ch___
- safety steps that you must know and take prec___
- something that can catch fire f___
- the noun form of safe
- the air-like form of a state of matter
- the verb form of explosion
- the state of matter than can flow liq___
- poison
- a fire can cause things to b___
Down
- the condition of a person's body he___
- something that represents something else
- a small section of writing that is stuck onto chemicals to tell about the dangers
- the place any person works
- something that can catch fire com___
- what happens when you mix chemicals rea___
- things you need to do any science experiment
- a danger, or any form of danger h___z___d
- having a firm shape or form in a state of matter so___
- something that can make you sick or maybe kill you if you take it into your body
19 Clues: poison • the noun form of safe • the place any person works • the verb form of explosion • a fire can cause things to b___ • something that can catch fire f___ • something that can catch fire com___ • in a science lab you will mix a ch___ • the condition of a person's body he___ • the air-like form of a state of matter • something that represents something else • ...
Safety Words in Science 2015-09-14
Across
- things you need to do any science experiment
- something that can make you sick or maybe kill you if you take it into your body
- in a science lab you will mix a ch___
- a small section of writing that is stuck onto chemicals to tell about the dangers
- something that can catch fire com___
- the state of matter than can flow liq___
- the noun form of safe
- what happens when you mix chemicals rea___
Down
- a danger, or any form of danger h___z___d
- the air-like form of a state of matter
- safety steps that you must know and take prec___
- the verb form of explosion
- having a firm shape or form in a state of matter so___
- something that represents something else
- the place any person works
- something that can catch fire f___
- a fire can cause things to b___
- the condition of a person's body he___
- poison
19 Clues: poison • the noun form of safe • the verb form of explosion • the place any person works • a fire can cause things to b___ • something that can catch fire f___ • something that can catch fire com___ • in a science lab you will mix a ch___ • the air-like form of a state of matter • the condition of a person's body he___ • something that represents something else • ...
Survivor UCONN: Season 13 2025-04-11
Across
- /The colorful headwear worn by contestants, representing their tribe
- /The first player voted out of the game
- /A twist that allows a player to risk their vote for a chance at safety
- /The initial start of the game where players are stranded on the island and must adapt
- /Your Jeff Probst of the season
- /The last player standing, winning the game
- A dramatic move where a player is unexpectedly voted out without seeing it coming
- /A twist where players are moved between tribes
- /After this moment is when jury typical starts
- /Red Tribe
- /A core Survivor strategy that involves excelling in challenges and proving physical prowess
Down
- /The place where castaways are voted out and sent home
- /Name of the season, based on risk and reward
- Green Tribe
- /Black Tribe
- /Part of the game that refers to outsmarting your opponents
- /A symbol of life in the game
- /Grabts safety from elimination at Tribal Council
- /Aspect of the motto relating to surviving until the end
19 Clues: /Red Tribe • Green Tribe • /Black Tribe • /A symbol of life in the game • /Your Jeff Probst of the season • /The first player voted out of the game • /The last player standing, winning the game • /Name of the season, based on risk and reward • /After this moment is when jury typical starts • /A twist where players are moved between tribes • ...
Jobs and Professions 2023-08-10
14 Clues: - Styles hair • - Fights fires • - Delivers mail • - Ensures safety • - Prepares coffee • - Greets visitors • - Repairs vehicles • - Treats illnesses • - Educates students • - Cleans facilities • - Cares for patients • - Handles transactions • Officer - Enforces laws • - Serves in restaurants
Lighting 2024-02-21
14 Clues: c shaped • patterns • 4 shutters • change color • color changer • scatters light • cable support • raised platform • direct lighting • regulates light • open flood light • cheaper alternative • controls all lighting • strongest light fixture
Two Patient Identifiers 2021-12-21
9 Clues: Safety is the • Why do we utilize PIDs • One example of a PID is • How many PID are necessary • Another example of a PID is • Two identifiers are used every time • When do we utilize two PIDs prior to • Do I have to identify patient again I roomed her • A specimen should be labeled prior to leaving the
Food Foundations 2025-11-20
8 Clues: - The kitchen on a vessel • - Inventory rotation system • -Protective gear abbreviation • -Critical food safety system acronym • - A major offshore food safety agency • ILLNESS - Illness caused by unsafe food • LOG - Record used to verify sanitation tasks • CONTAIMINATION - Bacteria transfer between surfaces
Cyberbullying 2024-10-29
8 Clues: online safety • technology used to bully • online comments made to harm • permission for something to happen • removing someone from your profile • upset or hurt someone with intentions • tell a trusted adult what is happening • mobile phone service which offers safety
Electricity Vocab 2022-09-12
Across
- A device for receiving electric plugs
- Special metal element that when heated in a vacuum produces light
- A unit used to measure a materials resistance
- Measure of the amount of energy or work that can be done by volts and amps
- Form of energy that can produce heat, light, magnetism and chemical changes
- A safety device for circuits that once used it needs to be replaced.
- Insulated solderless connector
- A safety device that trips once a circuit has exceeded its capacity. Device can be reset.
- Watts/Volts
- Refers to a loss of voltage as it travels along a wire
- Measure of the rate of electrical flow
- A safety device used in wet rooms
Down
- Refers to a body’s reaction to an electrical current
- A tendency of a material to resist electrical flow
- A material that allows electricity to flow easily through it
- A device used to stop the flow of electricity
- White wires that carry current from an appliance or fixture back to the source.
- Converts high voltage from power lines to 240 volts for home and farm installations
- Measure of electrical pressure
- Connectedness
- Black, red and/or blue wires which carry current to appliances and fixtures
- A material that provides great resistance to electrical flow
- A base or housing for light bulbs, fan motors, and other electrical devices
- A source of electricity plus two or more wires connected to a load such as a light, heater, or motor are known collectively as a __________.
- Volts x Amps
- Watts/Amps
- A force that attracts or repels iron or steel
27 Clues: Watts/Amps • Watts/Volts • Volts x Amps • Connectedness • Measure of electrical pressure • Insulated solderless connector • A safety device used in wet rooms • A device for receiving electric plugs • Measure of the rate of electrical flow • A device used to stop the flow of electricity • A unit used to measure a materials resistance • A force that attracts or repels iron or steel • ...
NHI Crossword Puzzle 2 2022-07-21
Across
- What route does a pedestrian use?
- What type of card is used to identify safe and unsafe work
- What type of safety boots are to be worn when working around caustic chemicals and in wet areas
- What is our Safety Program
- Currently identified insulation containing this harmful substance is labeled in red
- TRS may have health effects that mirror those of H2S exposure, but may produce a different smell, more like this animal
- What time of guard is opened or removed, the tripping mechanism and/or power automatically shuts off or disengages
- Inspections of oil storage greater than 55 gallons must occur this often
- Used as a fuel
- This is required in high hazard areas of the Rome Mill, those areas being the Shipping Department, Recycle Warehouse and Receiving Department
- This color lock is used on all unloading valves and unloading drain valves.
Down
- At least this number of people are required when accessing any unprotected roof area?
- You should never get on a scaffold if this color tag, or no tag at all, is found marking it
- This is intended for use as a communication among personnel to recognize conditions and hazards before a specific job begins
- Utilities Department Produces
- Drinks that are prohibited in the IP Rome Mill
- What kind of Coordinator is responsible for the individuals entering the vessel and ensuring their safety
- Who is the person who carries out the Lock Out
- This must happen for any machine part, function or process which may cause injury.
- Used to make pulp
- This color Liquor is removed from pulp
- If something is unsafe you have the right to
22 Clues: Used as a fuel • Used to make pulp • What is our Safety Program • Utilities Department Produces • What route does a pedestrian use? • This color Liquor is removed from pulp • If something is unsafe you have the right to • Drinks that are prohibited in the IP Rome Mill • Who is the person who carries out the Lock Out • ...
NOASH Week Adecco Associate Safety Challenge 2014-01-22
Across
- Children should wear this at all times on boats and near bodies of water?
- The acronym PASS refers to?
- When should you avoid mowing the lawn?
- In what city is the Canadian Centre for Health and Safety?
- These workers are at greatest risk for injuries?
- What should you make sure twice a year is functioning properly?
- The three basic rights for workers in Ontario are Right to know, right to participate and ________.
- To protect from tap water scalds, reduce your hot water heater to (in degrees Fahrenheit)?
- Something that can injure you in the workplace is known as a _____________.
- What is the main cause of death for Canadian children?
- The number one safety rule when you ride a bicycle is?
- How many car lengths should you keep between you and the car ahead of you?
Down
- How often should you perform a circle check on your vehicle?
- What type of specialized PPE protects the wearer from inhaling harmful dusts, fumes, vapours or gases?
- What is the extreme condition called when the body undergoes cold temperatures.
- What does GHS stand for?
- What is the preferred way to shovel your driveway?
- When hiring a roofer for your home, what is one piece of documentation you should request
- What’s the number one way to reduce heat stress at work?
- For how many seconds should you wash your hands?
- Temporary workers have the same three basic________ to Health and Safety information as permanent workers.
- What is the first sign of a second degree burn?
- How much time prior to sun exposure would you apply sunscreen?
- What is the number one personal protection device while driving?
- What is the minimum weight a child has to remain in a forward facing car seat?
25 Clues: What does GHS stand for? • The acronym PASS refers to? • When should you avoid mowing the lawn? • What is the first sign of a second degree burn? • These workers are at greatest risk for injuries? • For how many seconds should you wash your hands? • What is the preferred way to shovel your driveway? • What is the main cause of death for Canadian children? • ...
Happy Birthday Emma and Cole 2016-01-14
Across
- Make an exit or time off
- Race Course
- Unfrozen
- Fill a suitcase
- I scream You scream We all scream
- Ice hockey start - ____ off
- Long established customs
- Predicted
- Brother
- Where one is going
- Corner on Monoply
- Safety hats
- Take ____ (go one at a time)
- An exciting experience
- The plural of
- Amount the washing machine holds
- Safety devices in vehicles (plural)
- Items of dress
- Need to drink
- Nada, zilch, zero
- Get together or assembly
- Kind of bunny or household dirt
- "Prim and ______"
- Constantly or continually
- Movie " ____ it on"
- "The Amazing _____"
- Batteries ____ included
- Turkey Point
- Opposite of left
- Video game "Need for ______"
- Opposite of old
- Snow Whites smiling dwarf
Down
- Serve as a chauffeur
- Eight ball
- Sonya or Big Bertha (might need Raelynns help with this one)
- Yapping, Yakking, Vocalizing
- "Board ____" or sport
- Journey or Exploration
- It may be opened at a party
- "_______ detector"
- "_____ is a virtue"
- Track speedster
- Opposite of near
- All countries have their own
- Andrew Alex Abbey Family name (plural)
- Smurf colour
- Water crafts you've ridden (plural)
- Road surface
- Radio or railway
- Soft serve ice cream cone request
- Special Day
- Automotive necessity
- Having a higher score
- Accelerating
- Another version of two
- Caught between a rock and a hard ____
- Jog or Panty hose problem
- Kind of pin
- Alex's old bosses name (female), or a bright day
- The O in MYOB
- Lever operated by your foot
- Person place or _______
- Winter precipitation
- Sister
- When a vampire sleeps
65 Clues: Sister • Brother • Unfrozen • Predicted • Eight ball • Race Course • Safety hats • Special Day • Kind of pin • Smurf colour • Road surface • Accelerating • Turkey Point • The plural of • Need to drink • The O in MYOB • Items of dress • Fill a suitcase • Track speedster • Opposite of old • Opposite of near • Radio or railway • Opposite of left • Corner on Monoply • Nada, zilch, zero • "Prim and ______" • "_______ detector" • ...
PoBF final review 2022-05-11
Across
- Inspection of work areas and audits of safety programs are tools
- Occupational Safe and Health Act of 1970
- Any chemical found in a liquid form at room temperature
- Any hot surface or overexposure to sunlight
- Any space with limited openings and poor ventilation
- any object that is operated or held in the hand can cause cuts or even amputations
- can be used to identify problems
- Fulfilling the requirements of the law
- The buying of goods and services for a business
- may be misused, causing injury to self and others.
- Overexposure to ____ or being trapped in a cold place may cause frostbite, hypothermia, and, potentially, death
- The possibility of loss (failure) or gain (success)
- Work that requires doing the same actions over and over again
- Freedom from danger, risk, or injury
Down
- Any chemical found in a solid form
- Any situation in which a person may fall or have objects fall on them
- Potential events or situations that can cause injury
- Any other physical objects that can cause injury or illness
- tiny drops of liquid that are suspended in the air
- when a person comes in contact with an electrical current
- be corrected as soon as possible
- An unexpected happening that may result in injury, loss, or
- tiny particles of solids
- The form that a business fills out to order goods; may be the same as a purchase agreement or purchase contract.
- can damage a person's hearing suddenly or gradually over time
- Wet or oily surfaces, can cause falls
- All safety deficiencies found during audits and inspections
27 Clues: tiny particles of solids • be corrected as soon as possible • can be used to identify problems • Any chemical found in a solid form • Freedom from danger, risk, or injury • Wet or oily surfaces, can cause falls • Fulfilling the requirements of the law • Occupational Safe and Health Act of 1970 • Any hot surface or overexposure to sunlight • ...
Alisone's Culinary Vocab 2024-01-18
Across
- A formal review or examination conducted to see if an operation is following food safety law.
- Harmful things are present in food making it unsafe to eat.
- Something with the potential to cause harm.
- Food that can be eaten without further preparation.
- Keeping food safe to eat by following proper food handling cooking practices.
- Fungi is a Pathogen.
- washing your body, face and hands.
- Removes food and other dirt from a surface.
- Temperature deep inside the thickest part of the food.
- Leading cause of foodborne illness.
- A substance such as chemical or organism that makes food unsafe to eat.
- Cleaners with a scouring agent that helps scrub hard to remove dirt.
Down
- A living thing so small that it can only be seen through a microscope.
- Reduces pathogens on a surface to safe levels.
- The prevention of illness through cleanliness
- An easy way to remember the six conditions that bacteria needs to grow.
- The naturally occurring proteins that cause allergic reactions.
- The body's negative reaction to a food protein.
- The microorganisms that cause illnesses from your body to food. viruses
- a food safety management system
- Cleaners that are general purpose or heavy duty.
- Illness caused by eating food that contains a contaminant.
- When two or more people get the same illness from the same food.
- The spread of harmful bacteria from one food to another.
- The temperature range between 41 degrees and 135 degrees in which bacteria grows well.
- Cleaners that dissolve greases and work well where grease has burned on.
- Food that needs time and temperature control for safety
- A common type of microorganism.
- Acid cleaners used on mineral deposits and dirt that other cleaners cannot remove.
29 Clues: Fungi is a Pathogen. • a food safety management system • A common type of microorganism. • washing your body, face and hands. • Leading cause of foodborne illness. • Something with the potential to cause harm. • Removes food and other dirt from a surface. • The prevention of illness through cleanliness • Reduces pathogens on a surface to safe levels. • ...
Child Advocacy Midterm 2025-03-21
Across
- physiological, emotional, and cognitive process that involves understanding of others’ experiences, thoughts, and feelings
- foundational to our nation's system for preventing child abuse and neglect and protecting children who have experienced harm
- Most children who live in ___ are not neglected; however neglect is strongly associated with ____
- Liberties Within the law children were permitted to defend themselves against abuse
- the failure of a caregiver to meet the child's basic needs, such as food, shelter, security, clothing, and hygiene
- Established in 1854 under the leadership of Charles Loring Brace
- Indian Child Welfare Act
- The child may take on a parent role in the family, where the child rather than the adult is making decisions
- When a parent fails to provide a child with access to education
- Are the foundation of strong, healthy communities
- 1 in 4 girls will be ____ before they turn 18
- ___ was an attempt to prioritize child safety and promote adoption
- every child in an out-of-home placement to have a legally permanent family
Down
- caregiver's sexual use of a child for sexual arousal, gratification, advantage, or profit
- are characteristics of individuals, families, and communities that reduce the likelihood of negative outcomes
- the legal process where an adult or couple assumes permanent parental rights and responsibilities for a child
- A temporary, court monitored-service provided by States to promote the safety, permanency, and well-being of children/youth
- every child in an out-of-home placement to have a legally permanent family
- falls into several basic categories: spurning, terrorizing, exploiting/corrupting, isolating, and ignoring
- works with the child and family with the goals of safety, permanency, and well-being
- welfare system an array of services seeking to keep children safe and ensure families can successfully care for their children
21 Clues: Indian Child Welfare Act • 1 in 4 girls will be ____ before they turn 18 • Are the foundation of strong, healthy communities • When a parent fails to provide a child with access to education • Established in 1854 under the leadership of Charles Loring Brace • ___ was an attempt to prioritize child safety and promote adoption • ...
Liveability 2025-03-30
Across
- What do well-maintained roads with good traffic management systems contribute to?
- What can countries do to encourage sustainable development? _________ Management
- A place situated far from the main centers of population, isolated
- What might a city be described as having if it lacks personal safety and freedom from violence? (High ____ Rates)
- What do schools, universities, and vocational training centers provide??
- To convert waste into a reusable material
- What do effective policing and crime prevention strategies affect?
- What contributes to a community's vibrancy and inclusivity?
- What can be both an objective (climate) and subjective (spiritual connections) way to determine a place's overall quality of life?
- What is needed for individuals and families to meet their needs without financial stress?
- What is a growing problem in cities that increases pollution and stress for drivers? (Traffic _______)
Down
- Space What do parks, gardens, and urban forests provide for recreation and biodiversity conservation?
- What aspect of liveability do safe neighborhoods, good schools, and hospitals contribute to? Safety & _____
- What kind of climate is described as mild, without extremes of heat or cold?
- What can urban areas produce, leading to a heat island effect? __________ Gases
- Transit What is the term for systems like buses and trains that help reduce traffic and pollution?
- Protecting and keeping something from being mistreated e.g. land
- renewal Redevelopment of areas of land within a city/community
- What ensures the population's basic needs are met?
- Something which is in short supply
- What environmental factor, often caused by vehicle exhaust and industrial emissions, reduces liveability? (_______ Pollution )
- What facilities and services are necessary for a community, city, or country to function?
22 Clues: Something which is in short supply • To convert waste into a reusable material • What ensures the population's basic needs are met? • What contributes to a community's vibrancy and inclusivity? • renewal Redevelopment of areas of land within a city/community • Protecting and keeping something from being mistreated e.g. land • ...
Engineering Jobs 2026-08-21
Across
- engineers who focus on design and electricity such as microchips and powergrids
- engineers who focus on discipline focused motion systems
- engineers who work on how roads meet
- engineers who build and test thermal equipment and machines
- engineers who focus on air flow and purify systems
- engineers who work on satellites and rockets
- engineers who focus on safety for humanities benefits
- engineers who program and run scripts as well as testing systems
- engineers who focus on game engine development
- engineers who design and test equipment for lab to ensure safety c
- engineers who build and design custom equipment for various fields
- engineers who work on semiconductors and making production lines better
- engineers who specialize in exact measurements and microscopic materials
Down
- a branch of civil engineering that focuses on planning, construction, and design of specialized utility systems
- engineers who blend design and healthcare
- engineers who design and build ultra-fast computers and ultra-sensitive tools
- engineers who focus on designing high-intensity discharge systems and help lights last longer
- engineers who use welding tools in heavy industrial settings to create safe and reliable tools for heavy industrial jobs like making cars
- engineers who focus on nuclear power and operating systems
- engineers who work on structures near and in the ocean
- engineers focused on making work and organization eaiser
- engineers who work with manufacturing and optimizing zinc
- a branch of civil engineering that focuses primarily on water and water flow
- engineers who make, design, and test robots
- engineers who modify DNA
- engineers who work on aircraft design and safety
26 Clues: engineers who modify DNA • engineers who work on how roads meet • engineers who blend design and healthcare • engineers who make, design, and test robots • engineers who work on satellites and rockets • engineers who focus on game engine development • engineers who work on aircraft design and safety • engineers who focus on air flow and purify systems • ...
ICT SEMESTER ONE 2020-11-15
Vocabulary Unit 11 - Antonyms 2023-11-14
lab equipment 2023-10-12
look what we have got 2019-02-20
Newborn Care 2026-07-30
Crossword 2026-10-26
ESCAPE ROOM 2023 2023-08-23
13 Clues: We Are • Thomas • Location • Priority • Principal • The Chief • Red, Danger • Out of here • Fifth, 1st Day • The big F Word • Camp, Training • Core,Curriculumn • Harmonious Relationship
Food Safety Introduction 2020-03-05
Across
- another UK government body with a big interest in food safety
- one way in which the government can control food safety
- this should happen to contaminated unfit food
Down
- food safety tries to stop these multiplying
- one area of the food industry that has increased with globalisation
- in centigrade fridge freezers should be this temperature
- this is the 'A' in FSA?
7 Clues: this is the 'A' in FSA? • food safety tries to stop these multiplying • this should happen to contaminated unfit food • one way in which the government can control food safety • in centigrade fridge freezers should be this temperature • another UK government body with a big interest in food safety • one area of the food industry that has increased with globalisation
Industrial Arts Work 2021-10-11
15 Clues: (PPE) • Heater • LED Sensor • HDPE Scriber • Mnemonic STL • File Prototype • Goggles Safety • Form Pseudocode • Function Recycle • Personal Protective • Evaluation Procedure • Brief PETE Thermoplastic • technology Manufacture Sketch • Insulator Secondary (Research) • Saw Microcontroller Slicing software
School Email 2025-05-23
Electricity 2020-09-16
Across
- Also called nonconductor.
- the flow of charges
- A safety device designed to blow out
- The movement of particles around an atom
- The third prong is a safety device
- how energy is measured in your house
- a wire that carries current to a component;
- Measures the amount of electricity used per second.
Down
- A switch that automatically shuts off
- A flow of electricity along a conductor
10 Clues: the flow of charges • Also called nonconductor. • The third prong is a safety device • A safety device designed to blow out • how energy is measured in your house • A switch that automatically shuts off • A flow of electricity along a conductor • The movement of particles around an atom • a wire that carries current to a component; • ...
October ETHOS Edition Newsletter 2022-09-15
Across
- ______ Employer Hiring Hub
- Business Works Central ______
- Program for Women with Disabilities.
- Program with content specifically for the LGBTQ2S+ and ally community.
- Program for Young Adults aged 15 to 29.
- ETHOS provides business feasibility services to the agency providing worker safety in BC.
- Policy that supports work-life balance by accruing time off.
- The ____ Policy discourages the use of strong smelling products.
- Type of discipline policy to to coach staff to meet performance standards.
- The Inclement _____ Policy details procedures in case of severe snow.
- WorkBC offers a ____ Room for clients to access computers for their job search activities.
Down
- The Health, Safety, and _____ committee addresses workplace hazards.
- Policy encompassing punctuality and lateness.
- Federally funded program for people with disabilities.
- Program serving women in BC & Alberta.
- The ETHOS Approved Tools list is found on this drive.
- ETHOS ______ Guide provides guidelines for representing our brand in writing and all other mediums.
17 Clues: ______ Employer Hiring Hub • Business Works Central ______ • Program for Women with Disabilities. • Program serving women in BC & Alberta. • Program for Young Adults aged 15 to 29. • Policy encompassing punctuality and lateness. • The ETHOS Approved Tools list is found on this drive. • Federally funded program for people with disabilities. • ...
FO Training Newsletter Issue 05/2023 Quiz 2023-10-27
Across
- Stable approach criteria:wings level by 300 feet for _____ approach.
- If an approach becomes unstabilized or in _____ , go around.
- A330 SIP.
- The _____ cell thunderstorm is the most basic and common thunderstorm type.
- _____ is a hazard caused by thunderstorms.
- Avoiding thunderstorms is the best _____ .
- What is the 2nd stage of a thunderstorm called?
- A thunderstorm is a cumulonimbus(CB) cloud in which _____ discharge can be seen as lightning and heard as thunder.
- How many components are there for a structured preflight briefing?
Down
- Cabin crew preflight briefing is conducted by _____ .
- Cabin Safety Inspector attached to FO Training.
- Primary objective of a cabin crew preflight briefing.
- MAB’s Chief Pilot Training is Captain _____ .
- Briefings are _____ .
- How many publications of FO Training Newsletter so far in 2023?
- A _____ cloud is associated with a supercell thunderstorm.
- Avoid thunderstorms by at least _____ nm.
17 Clues: A330 SIP. • Briefings are _____ . • Avoid thunderstorms by at least _____ nm. • _____ is a hazard caused by thunderstorms. • Avoiding thunderstorms is the best _____ . • MAB’s Chief Pilot Training is Captain _____ . • Cabin Safety Inspector attached to FO Training. • What is the 2nd stage of a thunderstorm called? • Cabin crew preflight briefing is conducted by _____ . • ...
DEFENSIVE DRIVING 2024-03-25
Across
- ALWAYS COME TO A ___STOP AT STOP SIGNS.
- NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC___ADMINISTRATION.
- _____ CAN AFFECT DRIVING ABILITY BY DULLING PERCEPTION AND SLOWING RESPONSE AND REACTION TIME.
- A RESPONSIBLE DRIVER DOES NOT LET ___ PROBLEMS INTERFERE WITH DRIVING BEHAVIOR.
- MOST COLLISIONS OCCUR WITHIN ___.
- IT IS ___TO OPERATE A COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE HAVING AN ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION OF 0.04.
- DRIVER ___ CAN BE SERIOUSLY AFFECTED BY STRESS OR ANGER.
- ___VEHICLES CAN PRESENT MANY HAZARDS.
Down
- ___ WEATHER CONDITIONS MAY CONTRIBUTE TO NIGHT BLINDNESS.
- ___ CAN BE ROAD HAZARDS.
- WHEN STOPPING BEHIND A VEHICLE MAINTAIN A ___ OF SPACE.
- A ___DRIVER PUTS SAFETY FIRST AND HAS A GOAL OF REACHING EACH DESTINATION SAFELY.
- THE ____ DISTANCE THAT A DRIVER MAINTAINS BEHIND OTHER VEHICLES IS IMPORTANT.
- YEILD THE RIGHT OF WAY TO ___.
- THE I IN THE IPDE FORMULA MEANS ___.
- IF YOU BECOME ___ STOP DRIVING!!
- ___ BLINDESS IS MOST FREQUENT AT NIGHT BUT CAN ALSO OCCUR IN LIGHTED CONDITIONS.
17 Clues: ___ CAN BE ROAD HAZARDS. • YEILD THE RIGHT OF WAY TO ___. • IF YOU BECOME ___ STOP DRIVING!! • MOST COLLISIONS OCCUR WITHIN ___. • THE I IN THE IPDE FORMULA MEANS ___. • ___VEHICLES CAN PRESENT MANY HAZARDS. • ALWAYS COME TO A ___STOP AT STOP SIGNS. • NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC___ADMINISTRATION. • WHEN STOPPING BEHIND A VEHICLE MAINTAIN A ___ OF SPACE. • ...
Personality 2 2024-07-04
Across
- treats others with justice, does not pick sides and considering different perspective before judging
- relies heavily on others for emotional or practical needs
- willing to consider new ideas or perspective
- prefers harmony and avoids conflict
- lacks confidence in themselves about their appearance or abilities
- positive, always thinks about good outcomes
Down
- lacks experience & judgement, does not understand how the world works yet
- prefers to work or act alone, self-sufficient
- consistently performs well, can be trusted to do something properly
- refuses to change their mind, being so rigid
- enjoys competition, wants competition
- unpredictable mood-swings
- acts without thinking about the consequences or safety and taking unnecessary risk
- has difficulty waiting or tolerating delays
- holds a desire for retaliation or revenge when wronged
- negative, tends to expect negative outcomes
- lacks courage, not brave, choose safety over risk
17 Clues: unpredictable mood-swings • prefers harmony and avoids conflict • enjoys competition, wants competition • has difficulty waiting or tolerating delays • negative, tends to expect negative outcomes • positive, always thinks about good outcomes • refuses to change their mind, being so rigid • willing to consider new ideas or perspective • ...
UNFI - Lancaster 2023-08-17
Across
- What type of shoes are only permitted on the production floor?
- In the event of a collision, brace for what?
- Type of device not permitted on production floor.
- Sitting or standing incorrectly is an _______________ hazard.
- What month did UNFI - Lancaster open its doors?
- Safety glasses are required to operate cherry pickers, pacers, or reach __________.
- How many points of contact should PIT operators maintain?
Down
- When should injuries and near misses be reported?
- Who can operate equipment?
- Last name of person who originally started selling organic food out of his trunk in 1976.
- Acronym for Cleanliness, Pest, Repair, and Odor?
- You can not operate equipment while you are ___________.
- 20 degrees is the CCP for what area?
- 40 degrees is the CCP for what area?
- Leading cause of damage.
- Food Safety System
- 45 degrees is the CCP for what product?
17 Clues: Food Safety System • Leading cause of damage. • Who can operate equipment? • 20 degrees is the CCP for what area? • 40 degrees is the CCP for what area? • 45 degrees is the CCP for what product? • In the event of a collision, brace for what? • What month did UNFI - Lancaster open its doors? • Acronym for Cleanliness, Pest, Repair, and Odor? • ...
World Food Safety Day 2025-06-04
Across
- ____ meat, poultry, seafood and eggs can spread illness-causing bacteria
- microorganisms can transfer to food _______
- Thawing frozen food at room temperature is
- bacteria that cause food poisoning multiply quickest in the ____ - between 5℃ and 60℃
- Food becomes unsafe if left at room ____ for more than two hours
- If it is not _____ it is not food
- Kills some food bacteria but not all pathogens
- Use a food ____ to check the temperature of cooked food
- Most microorganisms that can make you ____ don't change the look or smell of food
- Food safety is the responsibility of
Down
- _____ water is never safe to drink
- Purify water by ____, filtering, or chemical treatment
- Washing poultry can spread harmful ____ to hands, surfaces, and utensils
- food contact surfaces must be cleaned and ___ after each use
- Foods are no safer than non-organic foods
- Food safety is based on _____
- Is a plan-based diet safer?
17 Clues: Is a plan-based diet safer? • Food safety is based on _____ • If it is not _____ it is not food • _____ water is never safe to drink • Food safety is the responsibility of • Foods are no safer than non-organic foods • Thawing frozen food at room temperature is • microorganisms can transfer to food _______ • Kills some food bacteria but not all pathogens • ...
World Food Safety Day 2025-06-04
Across
- Thawing frozen food at room temperature is
- Kills some food bacteria but not all pathogens
- Washing poultry can spread harmful ____ to hands, surfaces, and utensils
- Use a food ____ to check the temperature of cooked food
- _____ water is never safe to drink
- microorganisms can transfer to food _______
- Food safety is based on _____
Down
- Food becomes unsafe if left at room ____ for more than two hours
- Foods are no safer than non-organic foods
- bacteria that cause food poisoning multiply quickest in the ____ - between 5℃ and 60℃
- food contact surfaces must be cleaned and ___ after each use
- Purify water by ____, filtering, or chemical treatment
- If it is not _____ it is not food
- Food safety is the responsibility of
- ____ meat, poultry, seafood and eggs can spread illness-causing bacteria
- Most microorganisms that can make you ____ don't change the look or smell of food
- Is a plan-based diet safer?
17 Clues: Is a plan-based diet safer? • Food safety is based on _____ • If it is not _____ it is not food • _____ water is never safe to drink • Food safety is the responsibility of • Foods are no safer than non-organic foods • Thawing frozen food at room temperature is • microorganisms can transfer to food _______ • Kills some food bacteria but not all pathogens • ...
Safety In Science 2021-09-22
Across
- Equipment used to hold beakers above a Bunsen Burner
- Symbol warning you a chemical may burn
- Hazard symbol that is a skull and cross bones
- The name of the subject you are studying now
- Equipment used to measure temperature
- Glassware used in experiments
- Symbol seen on a chemical that may explode
Down
- The hazard symbol put on something that is dangerous and alive
- The variables that must be kept the same in experiments
- This hazard symbol might be found on acids
- What is the name of the burners used in science
- Name of the flame that must be shown when a Bunsen is not in use
- Units used to measure distance
- Safety equipment that must be worn when a teacher tells you to
- The colour of the corridor science is on
- A unit of time
16 Clues: A unit of time • Glassware used in experiments • Units used to measure distance • Equipment used to measure temperature • Symbol warning you a chemical may burn • The colour of the corridor science is on • This hazard symbol might be found on acids • Symbol seen on a chemical that may explode • The name of the subject you are studying now • ...
Different Kinds of Health 2023-09-17
Across
- knowing what to buy and the safety measures of what you consume.
- fostering new relationships amongst others/deepening ones we have already.
- ways to have better health amongst each other.
- how to take care of our earth better.
- how to take care of yourself.
- Activity, need to get this kind of activity in some way daily.
- the nourishment of our bodies.
Down
- the process of our emotions in healthy ways.
- Diseases, knowledge and understanding of how to protect yourself from illnesses.
- & Development, the circle of life.
- if you are underage do not drink this.
- working on bettering relationships.
- never do these because they affect your health greatly.
- can be addictive and is a plant.
- how we cope with situations.
- Prevention & Safety, how to properly care for injuries and and prevent them.
16 Clues: how we cope with situations. • how to take care of yourself. • the nourishment of our bodies. • can be addictive and is a plant. • & Development, the circle of life. • working on bettering relationships. • how to take care of our earth better. • if you are underage do not drink this. • the process of our emotions in healthy ways. • ...
TDJ4M1 Exam Review 2026-04-20
Across
- Kitchen layout concept involving stove, sink, and fridge
- Disability that may require the use of crutches
- Type of building design with stricter accessibility requirements
- Type of drawing created using 60-degree angles
- Feature added to buildings to reduce environmental impact (ex: rooftop plants)
- Manufacturing process used in 3D printing
Down
- Type of design typically found in homes
- Type of manufacturing that CNC machining uses
- Path that tells a CNC machine where and how to cut
- Design factor that considers environment, society, and economy
- First step in the design process where ideas are generated
- The OBC promotes safety through these building rules
- Design focused on removing physical barriers for accessibility
- Design approach that makes spaces usable by as many people as possible
- Energy source commonly used in sustainable buildings
- Ontario code that promotes building safety through standards
16 Clues: Type of design typically found in homes • Manufacturing process used in 3D printing • Type of manufacturing that CNC machining uses • Type of drawing created using 60-degree angles • Disability that may require the use of crutches • Path that tells a CNC machine where and how to cut • The OBC promotes safety through these building rules • ...
Skill Mix Med Surg Unit 2026-02-20
Across
- Emotional exhaustion caused by chronic workplace stress
- A decline in a patient’s condition requiring early recognition.
- A state of extreme physical or emotional fatigue
- Unintended medical problems that worsen patient conditions.
- Shared decision‑making structures involving frontline nurses.
- The workplace conditions that influence nurse well‑being.
- Negative feelings about one’s role that may lead to leaving.
Down
- The primary service delivered by nurses in all settings.
- The amount of tasks and responsibilities assigned to a nurse.
- When staff leave their jobs, creating vacancies.
- Critical thinking and decision‑making used by RNs
- Speaking up to protect patient safety and nurse well‑being.
- How effectively resources are used to produce quality care.
- Organizing patient services across the healthcare team.
- A core patient‑care priority affected by staffing levels.
- Negative patient outcomes that can occur with poor staffing.
16 Clues: When staff leave their jobs, creating vacancies. • A state of extreme physical or emotional fatigue • Critical thinking and decision‑making used by RNs • Emotional exhaustion caused by chronic workplace stress • Organizing patient services across the healthcare team. • The primary service delivered by nurses in all settings. • ...
World Food Safety Day 2026-06-08
Across
- Keeping raw and cooked foods separate prevents _____ contamination (5)
- A microorganism that can cause food poisoning (8)
- Recording measurements and observation(10)
- Unwanted object found in food (11)
- The process of heating milk to destroy harmful bacteria (14)
- Ability to track a product through the supply chain (12)
- Equipment accuracy check (11)
Down
- Foodborne pathogen commonly associated with poultry (10)
- Pathogen of particular concern in dairy environments (8)
- Substance that can trigger an allergic reaction (8)
- Step that reduces microorganisms after cleaning (12)
- Safe storage temperature for chilled food helps control bacterial ______(6)
- Harmful transfer of microorganisms or allergens (13)
- Clothing worn to protect food from contamination (3)
- Product withdrawal from the market due to a safety concern (6)
- System used to identify and control food safety hazards(5)
16 Clues: Equipment accuracy check (11) • Unwanted object found in food (11) • Recording measurements and observation(10) • A microorganism that can cause food poisoning (8) • Substance that can trigger an allergic reaction (8) • Step that reduces microorganisms after cleaning (12) • Harmful transfer of microorganisms or allergens (13) • ...
Internship 2021-05-01
Cross Contamination 2023-08-25
10 Clues: sink • Clothing • Food safety • Cleanequipment • Notsealedright • Workingtogether • howthekitcenlooks • neededtomakethefood • Ingredientstfor4hours • Caceffectyourteamandpoeplearoundyou
PDHPE 2024-09-25
WHS 2021-10-17
Across
- an event that will produce injury to people or damage to property unless immediate action is taken
- an unplanned action that may cause injury
- to discuss or exchange ideas, advice in workplace
- anything that can cause injury, disease or death
- material safety data sheet
- the chance a hazard actually causing injury or illness
Down
- personal protective equipment
- systematic check of areas of concern in workplace
- handling a wide range of work activities moving, lifting, pushing, pulling
- miss an accident that does not produce an injury or disease
- damage to body caused by exposure to hazard
- workplace health and safety
12 Clues: material safety data sheet • workplace health and safety • personal protective equipment • an unplanned action that may cause injury • damage to body caused by exposure to hazard • anything that can cause injury, disease or death • systematic check of areas of concern in workplace • to discuss or exchange ideas, advice in workplace • ...
Gladys Aylward 2016-02-08
Across
- This protected Gladys from serious harm.
- What did Gladys do to help the Chinese army?
- Many children lost their parents and became these.
- Where did Gladys take the children?
- The Japanese ______ Gladys in the back.
Down
- The country where she worked as a missionary in the 1930's.
- Which country invaded China when Gladys was there?
- What nationality was Gladys?
- Gladys led the orphans to safety across these.
- How many months did it take for the children to walk to safety?
- Gladys wanted to help the war orphans so she became this.
- The orphans didn't have much of this.
12 Clues: What nationality was Gladys? • Where did Gladys take the children? • The orphans didn't have much of this. • The Japanese ______ Gladys in the back. • This protected Gladys from serious harm. • What did Gladys do to help the Chinese army? • Gladys led the orphans to safety across these. • Which country invaded China when Gladys was there? • ...
6S Cultural Change 2022-08-06
Across
- like a SOP it briefs employees on task safety
- Mistake proofing
- creates an environment that prevents injury
- is an interpretation of trends in human behaviors which aims to increase the effectiveness of a product or service
- identifying hazards and setting preventive controls
- procedures are applied continually until it becomes second nature
- Father of Lean Manufacturing
Down
- identifying best practices and creating consistent procedures
- put in its proper place
- this band is credited with effecting cultural change world with their music, fashion and lifestyle
- is itself influenced by behavior over time
- Have what is needed
12 Clues: Mistake proofing • Have what is needed • put in its proper place • Father of Lean Manufacturing • is itself influenced by behavior over time • creates an environment that prevents injury • like a SOP it briefs employees on task safety • identifying hazards and setting preventive controls • identifying best practices and creating consistent procedures • ...
Elvis Auto Crossword Puzzle! 2023-08-07
Across
- Brings your vehicle to a stop
- The road we are located on
- We recommend doing this every 3,000-5,00 miles (Hint:2 wrds)
- Turn it up and jam out to some music!
- Its unscrewed at the pump!(Hint:2 wrds)
- Good place for your stickers!
Down
- These help you see while you drive when it is dark
- You have 4 on your vehicle
- These remove rain, snow, and other debris from your windshield
- This indicates you are or will be making a turn
- Inflatable car safety device
- You should wear this when you are driving (Hint: Safety strap)
12 Clues: You have 4 on your vehicle • The road we are located on • Inflatable car safety device • Brings your vehicle to a stop • Good place for your stickers! • Turn it up and jam out to some music! • Its unscrewed at the pump!(Hint:2 wrds) • This indicates you are or will be making a turn • These help you see while you drive when it is dark • ...
Safety in lab 2026-04-21
Across
- – Rules that keep you and others from getting hurt
- – A test done to learn or discover something
- – Something that could cause harm or danger
- – Something hot and dangerous that can burn
- – A glass container used to hold and mix liquids
Down
- – The study of the world through experiments and observation
- - Who do you tell in case of an incident
- – Safety glasses that protect your eyes
- – The steps you follow to do an experiment
- – Tools and items used in a science lab
- – A room where scientific experiments are done
- – A glass container with a narrow neck used in labs
12 Clues: – Safety glasses that protect your eyes • – Tools and items used in a science lab • - Who do you tell in case of an incident • – The steps you follow to do an experiment • – Something that could cause harm or danger • – Something hot and dangerous that can burn • – A test done to learn or discover something • – A room where scientific experiments are done • ...
a 2019-11-29
Across
- / I should report to my ____________ immediately if there is an accident, breakage or damaged equipment.
- / I should remind my classmates with long hair to ____________ up their hair before doing any experiment.
- / I should wear safety ____________ when doing any experiment that involves the heating or mixing of liquids.
- / I should not ____________ any chemicals or materials, or put them in my mouth.
Down
- / I should check whether any parts of my ____________ may pose a safety risk.
- / Before I leave the laboratory, I should ____________ my hands.
- / I should be aware of where I ____________ or sit in the laboratory and the dangers around me.
- / I should not ____________ or drink in the laboratory.
- / I should be aware of where ____________ features are placed in the laboratory.
- / I should not ____________ around when working in the laboratory.
10 Clues: / I should not ____________ or drink in the laboratory. • / Before I leave the laboratory, I should ____________ my hands. • / I should not ____________ around when working in the laboratory. • / I should check whether any parts of my ____________ may pose a safety risk. • / I should be aware of where ____________ features are placed in the laboratory. • ...
WMHD2024 EDM 2024-08-26
Across
- Knowing each ____ member's strengths forms a good system where we can support each other.
- Having good _____ as a team will be helpful for us to tackle future challenges together.
- Having regular meetings to refine work processes are beneficial for the _____ of the team.
- Psychological safety helps create a safe space where team members can become more _____ as a community.
- We can overcome challenges by maintaining _____ working attitudes and staying motivated.
Down
- Effective _____ helps team members to solve problems together.
- Teams can ensure psychological safety by making efforts to _____ hard work that is put in.
- Psychological safety can help to strengthen _____ amongst team members.
- Team resilience will help us to _____ challenges that we might face in the future.
- To overcome challenges, teams should share and learn and most importantly _____ each other.
10 Clues: Effective _____ helps team members to solve problems together. • Psychological safety can help to strengthen _____ amongst team members. • Team resilience will help us to _____ challenges that we might face in the future. • Having good _____ as a team will be helpful for us to tackle future challenges together. • ...
Emergency & Emergency Drill Expectations 2013-08-25
Across
- Things I must keep to myself during a drill
- What must we listen for closely?
- Know which _____ your classes uses to leave the building.
- Know the _________ for each type of drill.
- Type of drill we have monthly
- How do we walk to the area of safety?
- Noise level for drills & emergencies
- What stays in the classroom when we leave the room for a drill?
- Do I hide in the bathroom during a drill?
- The H in HFBO stands for this
Down
- Type of drill that keeps kids away from danger in the hallways.
- Remain in the area of safety until I am ______
- When do we respond?
- Take these with you during an emergency but don't use them unless approved by an adult
- Take EVERY alarm very s_____ly!
- Know the ________area of your class.
- Emergencies more common in the spring
17 Clues: When do we respond? • Type of drill we have monthly • The H in HFBO stands for this • Take EVERY alarm very s_____ly! • What must we listen for closely? • Know the ________area of your class. • Noise level for drills & emergencies • How do we walk to the area of safety? • Emergencies more common in the spring • Do I hide in the bathroom during a drill? • ...
Central PA Region SCCA 2018-02-17
Across
- The place where you'll line up for racing.
- These help the club continue to operate.
- You'll need one of these to get air in your tire.
- Rallye Charity event held by our region each year.
- Those things brakes put the sqeeze on.
- This should be your number one priority.
- The'll make sure you stop and don't take out a cone wall.
- You'll need this to communicate with timing.
Down
- The device used to record your racing exploits.
- You'll need these if there is a safety issue.
- Big event held in July each year.
- This person will check over your car before you race.
- Not horsepower, but that other important thing.
- bottle You'll need this when your tires start to get hot.
- It always has to be signed before you can participate.
- In this you'll be going back and fourth quite a bit.
- The inside edge of a turn.
17 Clues: The inside edge of a turn. • Big event held in July each year. • Those things brakes put the sqeeze on. • These help the club continue to operate. • This should be your number one priority. • The place where you'll line up for racing. • You'll need this to communicate with timing. • You'll need these if there is a safety issue. • ...
Forklift Safety Crossword 2024-05-24
Across
- Even distribution of weight, crucial for safe lifting and transport
- A practice of keeping close to the wall to allow space for other traffic
- Prongs used to lift loads
- A safety measure used to alert others of your presence, especially at intersections or blind spots
- Person walking in the warehouse
- Acronym for equipment worn to minimize exposure to workplace hazards
- System that controls the direction of the forklift
- Vehicle used for lifting and moving heavy loads
- Forbidden practice of letting the forklift roll without power
Down
- State of being alert and mindful of potential hazards
- Necessary action before changing directions or exiting the forklift
- Platform used for stacking and transporting goods
- Person responsible for operating the forklift
- Power source for an electric forklift
- Area around you that must be monitored for safety
- Essential eye protection for operators
- Routine check-up to ensure equipment is in proper working order
17 Clues: Prongs used to lift loads • Person walking in the warehouse • Power source for an electric forklift • Essential eye protection for operators • Person responsible for operating the forklift • Vehicle used for lifting and moving heavy loads • Platform used for stacking and transporting goods • Area around you that must be monitored for safety • ...
World Food Safety Day 2023-03-23
Across
- We must strive to be "___ ready everyday" to meet our regulatory, customer and corporate requirements
- If I pickup up garbage from the floor, I should ___ my gloves
- People at higher risk of food borne illness include young, old, ___, immuno-comprimised
- These should be kept short and unpainted at work
- Wash your hands for ___ seconds
- Pathogen linked to raw eggs
- If storage rooms are too wet, this can grow here
- Bacteria grow rapidly in the danger ___
Down
- Milk, eggs and yogurt should be stored in the ___
- Hygiene related to yourself
- Another word for germs
- Wash your hands with warm water and ___
- A factor bacteria need to help them grow
- We must ____ hazards to the safety or quality of our product when we see them.
- Don't leave food out for more than ___ hours
- Food Safety is ___ responsibility
- Program that is used to systematically identify hazards, and implement controls
17 Clues: Another word for germs • Hygiene related to yourself • Pathogen linked to raw eggs • Wash your hands for ___ seconds • Food Safety is ___ responsibility • Wash your hands with warm water and ___ • Bacteria grow rapidly in the danger ___ • A factor bacteria need to help them grow • Don't leave food out for more than ___ hours • These should be kept short and unpainted at work • ...
2025 PICCO Safety Week 2025-04-16
Across
- Location for Safety Resources can be found on the ____ _______
- _____ _____ - One of the locations in the office to seek shelter if having to Shelter in Place
- Automated External Defibulators (AED) are located ___ ___ ____ at the North and South printer areas (Refer to ERP for assistance)
- Must be an approved driver in this program before operating any company vehicle
- Meeting location on East Side Parking Lot
- __________ __________ _________ Project in Orange TX
- ________ & Administration can be found in HSE Manual Standard HSE-02
- Bi-Monthly Meeting led by District Manager/VP (hint: on HSE Bulletin Board)
Down
- Vice President HSE
- _____ ______ Responsible for ensuring everyone evacuates the building safely
- HSE Bulletin Board displays these
- What is HSEOP-06
- _____ _____ Annual Office Training held in Training Room
- Prevention of _______ ________ Policy (one of our 4 policies)
- Project location for PICCO's active Trestles job
- ____ ____ Audit that happens every two years for PCL Safety
- What does "A" in PASS stand for?
17 Clues: What is HSEOP-06 • Vice President HSE • What does "A" in PASS stand for? • HSE Bulletin Board displays these • Meeting location on East Side Parking Lot • Project location for PICCO's active Trestles job • __________ __________ _________ Project in Orange TX • _____ _____ Annual Office Training held in Training Room • ...
OSH NIGHT 2023-06-08
History 2025-02-28
SAFE FOOD 2014-02-09
Across
- Some.......found naturally in food are normally found in soil and are easily distributed in air and dust
- Place display labels on......not in food
- Do not place hot food immediately into the..............as this will affect the holding temperature of the othes foods
- Hands before handing food
- gloves Should be worn when handing food
- Cuts with a clean waterproof covering
- Are single cell microorganisms
- Do not........while preparing food
- Do not use a..........to heat food
- Use separate..........for each type of food
- zone Is the temperature range(5°C to 60°C)in which most bacteria will grow
- Don't.......food above the top of the tray
- cells Cause food spoilage in foods such as fruit juices and vinegar products
Down
- Do not.........or cough over food
- May be cooked in their frozen state
- Food..............can occur through poor cleaning of equipment
- date The...................is the date before which a food such as fruit juices and vinegar products
- towels Are a potential source of croo-contamination
- Or cover food
- Hazzard anakysis critical control points
- Food which is...........should be used within two days
- Is responsible for approximately 70 per cent of all food poisoning
- cereus These bacteria are normally found in soil and are easily disributed in air and dust
- foods The foods most likely to cause food poisoning
- Tie back......
- safety victoria Is planning a new food safety awareness program
- date Is the date before which a food should be consumed for health and safety reasons
- Are a form of fungi
- When....ingredients are not separated from cooked ingredients in storage areas there is a potential for croos-contamination
29 Clues: Or cover food • Tie back...... • Are a form of fungi • Hands before handing food • Are single cell microorganisms • Do not.........or cough over food • Do not........while preparing food • Do not use a..........to heat food • May be cooked in their frozen state • Cuts with a clean waterproof covering • gloves Should be worn when handing food • ...
CROSSWORD PHARMACOVIGILANCE 2022-09-14
Across
- What is used for coding of ADR internationally
- It is the reported information on a possible causal relationship between adverse effect and drug
- What is the type of evaluation of the likelihood that a medicine was the causative agent of an observed adverse reaction
- The word vigilance is derived from which language
- NCC of pharmacovigilance is situated at
- It is a name of an antipsychotic drug which causes agranulocytosis as an adverse effect
- Uppsala monitoring centre is situated at
- The well known adverse effect of methylsergide
- The medical event that occurs after immunization (Abb.)
- Which drug is known to cause red man syndrome
- one of the adverse effect of an anticoagulant drug named heparin
Down
- Which antiepileptic drug which causes blue skin/lip/ nail pigmentation
- What is the main focus of pharmacovigilance
- What is the CNS side effects of phenytoin
- The scale which measures the preventability of an adverse event
- Pharmacovigilance document intended to provide an update of the worldwide safety of an medicinal product to regulatory authorities at defined time points post authorisation
- what is the Response to a drug which is noxious and unintended which occurs at doses normally used in humans
- National coordinating centre for materiovigilance (Abb.)is known as
- cornea verticillate is an adverse effect of which cardiovascular drug
- The set of surveillance procedure covering the whole transfusion chain is called as
- - It is web- based tool maintained by UMC for database management of individual case safety reports
- It is the voluntary or inadvertent re-administration of a medicine suspected of causing an adverse reaction
- What is the scale which establishes the causal relationship between drug and adverse effect
23 Clues: NCC of pharmacovigilance is situated at • Uppsala monitoring centre is situated at • What is the CNS side effects of phenytoin • What is the main focus of pharmacovigilance • Which drug is known to cause red man syndrome • What is used for coding of ADR internationally • The well known adverse effect of methylsergide • The word vigilance is derived from which language • ...
Turnaround 2019 2019-04-09
Across
- An awesome camp, acronym
- They have 4 heads
- There a disposable brand
- Gary Johns will show you how
- It can result in a PID change
- It’s like when your spider sense is tingling
- Darren from Downunder
- It’s about your health
- We’re servicing a few hundred
- You should turn off your devices well ahead of this
- Not for human occupancy
- There are 8 of them
- Boy George had a club
- Max or 649?
- Fix, synonym
- It sometimes causes pitting
- If these are down illness/safety is at risk
- The plant, acronym
- They come in full or half…but never half full
- Not to be confused with Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire
- Provincial regulator, acronym
- It makes the pipe squeal
- They have a lot of “Energy”
- It’ll give you 30 mins, acronym
Down
- He likes to have it his Way
- They have your back
- Did Bonnie Tyler sing our theme song?
- Not the whooping type
- Bonding with the earth?
- At ConocoPhillips it’s never so urgent to not take the ______
- It’s cleaned before inspection
- soldiers get these often in boot camp
- You need one to do work
- Hose safety device
- Don’t cry over it
- It was a trending safety issue in 2018
- Only one person to call, acronym
- We’re going to make the PG squeal
- It lurks under insulation, acronym
- A type of work pack, acronym
- The most important path
- Solitary confinement?
- A marriage of metal?
- Mr. T was part of one
- The warehouse have many different types
- Do this to get a 1st top draft pick
- Unlimited supply of oxygen, acronym
- Stuff to buy with chips
48 Clues: Max or 649? • Fix, synonym • They have 4 heads • Don’t cry over it • Hose safety device • The plant, acronym • They have your back • There are 8 of them • A marriage of metal? • Not the whooping type • Darren from Downunder • Boy George had a club • Solitary confinement? • Mr. T was part of one • It’s about your health • Bonding with the earth? • You need one to do work • Not for human occupancy • ...
Department of Bussiness regulation crossword 2024-07-09
Across
- Contractors’ registrations and licensing board meetings are held on the 2nd _______ of every month.
- contractors need to _______ in order to gain a permit to work
- The Department of business regulation helps to promote the general ________ of the people.
- The _____ is established by the fire safety code board.
- What division processes approximately 60,558 licenses
- The purpose of the Department of Business regulation is to protect the public through implementation and _____
- To follow State of Rhode Island fire safety codes you should _____ your smoke alarms each month.
- All applications towards the fire safety board must be digitally signed by the ______ ( property owner or other representative)
- The amount of ______ is contingent with the square footage of the facility.
- What Casino/Hotel does gaming and athletics work with
- In the middle of the Department of business regulations logo there is an,
Down
- One of the most common jobs that requires licensing from the Department of business regulation is,
- The insurance divisions jobis to monitor the activities of all licensees such as adjusters, appraisers, and _____
- Need a permit to work and complete commissions
- The Contractors Registration and Licensing board _______ complaints from Rhode Island homeowners against contractors
- The contractors and Licensing board recently implemented a ______ on the submission of expunging petitions.
- What Street is the Contractors licensing ward located on?
- How many documents can you upload for the CPE form.
- Lawyers in the Department of Business regulation can _______ contract renewals
- Where did the director go to law school?
- What permit related to sunlight is issued through Department of Business regulations?
- How often do real estate appraisers renew their licenses every ____ years?
22 Clues: Where did the director go to law school? • Need a permit to work and complete commissions • How many documents can you upload for the CPE form. • What division processes approximately 60,558 licenses • What Casino/Hotel does gaming and athletics work with • The _____ is established by the fire safety code board. • ...
Cars 2025-12-10
Across
- a dynamo that generates an alternating current.
- a small angled mirror fixed inside the windscreen of a motor vehicle enabling the driver to see the vehicle or road behind.
- Provides electrical energy to start the engine and power accessories when the engine is off.
- a brake used to stop a vehicle if the main brakes fail.
- car mirror on the exterior of a vehicle that helps the driver see areas to the side and behind them, outside their normal peripheral vision, enhancing safety for lane changes, parking, and overall awareness
- The main structure housing the cylinders
- a mechanism for connecting and disconnecting an engine and the transmission system in a vehicle, or the working parts of any machine
- a sign affixed to a vehicle displaying its registration details; a number plate.
- a filter for removing impurities from engine oil.
- a window at the front of the passenger compartment of a motor vehicle; a windscreen.
- The driver input that activates the system.
Down
- a wheel that a driver rotates in order to steer a vehicle
- he system that controls airflow for passenger comfort, safety, and clear windows by bringing in fresh or recirculated air,
- The point of contact with the road, providing traction and supporting the vehicle's weight.
- Crucial safety restraint systems designed to protect occupants during a collision
- small visual signals (usually LEDs) that show a device's status
- The point of contact with the road, providing traction and supporting the vehicle's weight.
- protective covers like the windshield (front glass for occupants) or an engine splash
- a window at the front of the passenger compartment of a motor vehicle; a windscreen
- A reservoir for engine oil, which lubricates moving parts and reduces friction.
- the most used vehicle in the world
- The point of contact with the road, providing traction and supporting the vehicle's weight.
22 Clues: the most used vehicle in the world • The main structure housing the cylinders • The driver input that activates the system. • a dynamo that generates an alternating current. • a filter for removing impurities from engine oil. • a brake used to stop a vehicle if the main brakes fail. • a wheel that a driver rotates in order to steer a vehicle • ...
Crossword 28: Hockey Technology and Innovations 2024-12-11
Across
- Offers insights into coaching strategies.
- Innovative hydration and performance products.
- Optimized for goalie mobility.
- Revolutionized stick performance and durability.
- Continually shaping the future of hockey.
- Engineered for maximum puck capture.
- Designed for player comfort.
- Lightweight and durable for agility.
- Used to detect puck positions.
- In arenas to maintain ice quality.
- Enhances grip and puck control.
- Designed for maximum protection and flexibility.
- Ensures accuracy in scoring decisions.
- Enhance player visibility.
- Tailored to reduce injury risks.
- Gives viewers a player’s perspective.
- Used in training to analyze player speed.
- Allows practice without real ice.
- Ensures safety of equipment.
- Designed for precision and control.
Down
- Prevents dental injuries.
- For coaching and skill training.
- Designed to wick away sweat.
- Data analytics tools for coaching.
- For enhanced visibility in special games.
- Advanced materials in helmets and pads.
- Built into modern sticks and helmets.
- Utilized for prototyping hockey gear.
- For better ankle mobility.
- Protects players’ eyes during games.
- Technology monitoring in-game movements.
- System used for goal-line decisions.
- Used for increased safety in high-impact areas.
- Maintains skate performance.
- Tailored for professional players.
- Keeps players warm on the ice.
- Focused on player comfort and performance.
- Provides lightweight protection.
- Essential for player safety.
- Tracks puck movement during games.
- Used to confirm controversial goals.
- Designed for grip and durability.
- Systems that track rink conditions.
- Used for POV shots in hockey.
- Embedded with tracking technology.
- Personalized fit for gear.
- Engineered for speed and precision.
- The Zamboni, keeping ice smooth.
- Embedded in gear to monitor performance.
- Guides team strategy and performance.
50 Clues: Prevents dental injuries. • For better ankle mobility. • Personalized fit for gear. • Enhance player visibility. • Designed to wick away sweat. • Maintains skate performance. • Designed for player comfort. • Essential for player safety. • Ensures safety of equipment. • Used for POV shots in hockey. • Optimized for goalie mobility. • Keeps players warm on the ice. • ...
FNQ Avocado & Banana Safety 2025-03-17
Across
- To prevent dehydration, workers must drink plenty of...
- A harness is worn when working on these machines when picking avocados.
- A safety issue that is documented and addressed immediately is known as a...
- What am I? My skin is smooth and you have to use snips when I get harvested.
- These help carry water across the farm in pipes.
- Avocado trees need plenty of this to grow big and strong.
- Buckle up! Even RTVs need this for a safe ride.
- Workers should immediately report any injury or hazard to this person.
- After a safety incident, this person conducts a thorough review to prevent future incidents.
- Superheroes wear capes, but farmers wear this to stay safe.
- Bananas are packed into these before dispatch.
- When a hazard is identified, this should be immediately done to prevent accidents.
- This can occur if workers forget to inspect machines before use, leading to equipment failure.
- What am I? My skin is rough and I turn purple when I ripen.
- Stop! Danger ahead! This colour on a sign mean you should pay attention.
Down
- A system that allows workers to confidentially report fraud, concerns about health/safety or underpayment without the fear of retaliation.
- This creamy green fruit is famous for guacamole!
- A large machine that helps carry crops across the farm.
- This is done to explain the cause of an accident.
- Workers wear this to protect their hands.
- Bananas are picked when they are this colour.
- Before avocados are picked, they grow on these.
- You must wear this when spraying chemicals.
- This pedal stops a vehicle.
- This yellow fruit is often eaten by monkeys.
- Improper ventilation in the pack shed can lead to this hazard.
26 Clues: This pedal stops a vehicle. • Workers wear this to protect their hands. • You must wear this when spraying chemicals. • This yellow fruit is often eaten by monkeys. • Bananas are picked when they are this colour. • Bananas are packed into these before dispatch. • Before avocados are picked, they grow on these. • Buckle up! Even RTVs need this for a safe ride. • ...
Infection Control 2025-10-03
Across
- Ammonium Compounds (Quats) – EPA-approved disinfectants for salons.
- – Colonies of microorganisms that stick together, protected by slime.
- Pathogens – Disease-causing microorganisms carried in the blood.
- infection – Disease carried through the bloodstream or lymph.
- Precautions – Guidelines assuming all blood/body fluids are infectious.
- Precautions – CDC guidelines requiring PPE to prevent exposure.
- (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) – Regulates workplace safety.
- – A parasitic particle that infects and resides in cells.
- Time – Time disinfectant must remain wet on a surface to be effective.
- (Environmental Protection Agency) – Registers disinfectants.
- – Microscopic plant parasites (e.g., molds, mildews, yeasts).
- – Process that destroys all microbial life, including spores.
- – Contact with unclean tools, surfaces, or infectious material.
- – A disease-causing microorganism.
- / SDS (Safety Data Sheet) – Information sheet on handling chemicals safely.
- – Organism that grows, feeds, and shelters on or in another organism.
- – Redness, heat, pain, and swelling as a reaction to injury or infection.
Down
- – Invasion of body tissues by disease-causing pathogens.
- – Cleaning to remove dirt, debris, and some germs.
- Grade Disinfectant – EPA standard for cleaning in health-care settings.
- – Disease that spreads from one person to another.
- – EPA-registered chemical used on nonliving surfaces.
- – Spread of pathogens from one surface or object to another.
- – Chemical process that eliminates most microorganisms (not spores).
- – One-celled microorganisms, some harmful, some harmless.
- infection – Confined to a particular part of the body (pimple, abscess).
- – Technical term for ringworm, a fungal infection.
- – Living being that provides a place for a parasite.
- Incident – Contact with nonintact skin, blood, or body fluid.
- – Chemical germicide safe for use on skin.
30 Clues: – A disease-causing microorganism. • – Chemical germicide safe for use on skin. • – Cleaning to remove dirt, debris, and some germs. • – Disease that spreads from one person to another. • – Technical term for ringworm, a fungal infection. • – Living being that provides a place for a parasite. • – EPA-registered chemical used on nonliving surfaces. • ...
8th Grade Crossword #1: Method Practice and Review 2026-09-03
Across
- The variable in an experiment that is the result.
- A in PASS
- Website we use for most of our virtual labs
- Metric prefix meaning a thousandth
- The second S in PASS
- Rulers measure this about an object
- The standard unit (American) for small volumes.
- Website we use for most of our graded work
- Standard (American) unit for temperature
- The first trial in an experiment where everything is as normal as possible
- Website we use for most of our vocabulary practice
- Metric unit for volume
- On a graph, the DV goes here.
- On Earth, weight is equal to the __ of a substance
- Abbreviated by mL
- Nearly every type of work in this class is __ note
- Thermometers are used to measure this
- P in pass
Down
- Abbreviated by "g"
- On a graph, the IV goes here
- Metric prefix meaning a tenth.
- Graduated cylinders measure this about something
- Safety equipment for the eyes
- Website we use for most of our general practice instead of worksheets
- Metric unit for length
- A description of something that happens every time
- Safety equipment for the hands
- 8th grade is __ science
- Standard (American) unit for short length
- Metric prefix meaning a thousand
- Safety equipment for the torso
- Standard (American) unit for small amounts of weight or mass
- A hypothesis that has been tested and supported over and over again
- Metric unit for temperature
- The first S in PASS
- Abbreviated cm
- Metric unit for mass
- 7th grade was __ science
- Scales measure the __ of a substance
- Standard (American) unit for long length
40 Clues: A in PASS • P in pass • Abbreviated cm • Abbreviated by mL • Abbreviated by "g" • The first S in PASS • The second S in PASS • Metric unit for mass • Metric unit for length • Metric unit for volume • 8th grade is __ science • 7th grade was __ science • Metric unit for temperature • On a graph, the IV goes here • Safety equipment for the eyes • On a graph, the DV goes here. • ...
Vocab 2 2026-05-08
Across
- A circuit breaker that has a slow response time due to old mechanical parts.
- To reduce the stress on a heavily loaded transformer by diverting the current.
- An engineer who can spot a micro-crack in an insulator before it causes a flashover.
- A power grid designed to withstand and recover from a massive lightning strike.
- A perfectly clear weather forecast on the day of a scheduled major outdoor cable pull.
- Designing a system that minimizes energy waste and reduces operational costs.
- A sudden realization of the root cause of a complex intermittent ground fault.
- The level of detail needed when labeling thousands of wires in a control panel.
- A safety record with zero LTI (Lost Time Injuries) over ten years of operation.
- Being fully aware of the high-voltage risks and PPE requirements before entering a switchroom.
- A senior engineer who shares his decades of technical 'secrets' with the junior staff.
Down
- The dominance of one specific technology standard like AC over DC in global grids.
- Making the wise decision to shut down a plant before an overheating motor fails.
- Checking the torque on every single terminal bolt to ensure there are no loose connections.Exemplary A safety record with zero LTI (Lost Time Injuries) over ten years of operation.
- A technician who communicates effectively with the entire team during a site shutdown.
- The attitude required when performing high-voltage live-line maintenance.
- An unstable power supply that fluctuates unpredictably and damages sensitive electronics.
- Refusing to give up until the logic error in a complex PLC program is found and fixed.
- Choosing a functional local spare part to restore power instead of waiting for a high-end import.
- An inspector who judges a contractor's work strictly by the safety code without bias.
20 Clues: The attitude required when performing high-voltage live-line maintenance. • A circuit breaker that has a slow response time due to old mechanical parts. • Designing a system that minimizes energy waste and reduces operational costs. • To reduce the stress on a heavily loaded transformer by diverting the current. • ...
French Revolution Test Review 2016-10-19
Across
- this estate was made up of clergymen
- rumored to have said "Let them eat cake!"
- group responsible for the Reign of Terror
- leader of the Committee of Public Safety
- a government where people hold the power; starts with "R"
- main weapon used to decapitate "traitors" during the Reign of Terror
- there was unfair voting in this governing group
- nobles who fled France out of fear during the French Revolution
- French word for "middle class"
Down
- this estate was made up peasants, city workers and bourgeoisie
- Marks the official beginning of the French Revolution
- this estate was made up of nobles
- money that is owed; starts with a "D"
- another way to say "widespread hunger"
- proclaimed by members of the 3rd Estate @ Tennis Court
- king who ruled France from 1774 to his execution in 1791
- period of extreme violence during the French Revolution; led by the Committee of Public Safety
- this governing body was led by 5 Directors
- most Radical group in the National Convention
19 Clues: French word for "middle class" • this estate was made up of nobles • this estate was made up of clergymen • money that is owed; starts with a "D" • another way to say "widespread hunger" • leader of the Committee of Public Safety • rumored to have said "Let them eat cake!" • group responsible for the Reign of Terror • this governing body was led by 5 Directors • ...
ORIGIN CHALLENGE 2 - HEALTH & FITNESS FOR WORK 2014-10-18
Across
- Origin response standard in minutes for first aid treatment.
- A jab that rhymes with fascination.
- Origin must provide sufficient ..... care capability.
- Type of Drivers filling safety critical roles.
- How any personal medical information is to be strictly treated.
- A first aid room must have adequate space for this area.
- Drugs containing this must not be held in first aid kits.
- Origin has established baseline health ......
- Type of space entry deemed a safety critical task.
Down
- Fitness for work management aims for a safe & healthy .....
- Protection offered to first aiders against Hepatitis B.
- Work fitness testing includes drug and ..... testing.
- Physician for expert medical advice on health & fitness.
- Work changes can be made including ..... work arrangements.
- All injuries/illness must be reported how quickly?
- Origin ..... are not to work if fitness may be impaired.
- Every Origin employment role must have a job task ..... done.
- A clear ..... to work program is required for affected employees.
- All fitness assessments include an informed ..... process.
19 Clues: A jab that rhymes with fascination. • Origin has established baseline health ...... • Type of Drivers filling safety critical roles. • All injuries/illness must be reported how quickly? • Type of space entry deemed a safety critical task. • Work fitness testing includes drug and ..... testing. • Origin must provide sufficient ..... care capability. • ...
L-I-R-R- PUZZLE OF THE WEEK 2022-12-13
9 Clues: Drives the train • what is Safety Sam • automatic moving stairs • what the train drives on • people that keep you safe • the person Checks the tickets • You buy this to get on the train • their is a safety line what color is it • how people get up to the top platform in wheel chairs-HARD BOUNSE
Monthly Safety Crossword 2021-02-01
Across
- FBG's Safety Month is?
- Company Objectives *Hint by your FBG ID badge
- Spray bottle should have _______ on them?
- End of shift you should _________ out?
Down
- We are committed to ________. 1 word
- Water hoses should be__________ before leaving?
- Rag used for toilets & urinals
- you should _________at every building
- What is the color of the sign you should put out?
9 Clues: FBG's Safety Month is? • Rag used for toilets & urinals • We are committed to ________. 1 word • you should _________at every building • End of shift you should _________ out? • Spray bottle should have _______ on them? • Company Objectives *Hint by your FBG ID badge • Water hoses should be__________ before leaving? • What is the color of the sign you should put out?
Not so Cross word 2022-10-11
Across
- if your forks are longer than your load you may have to ___________ at certain times
- when taking a load down a ramp you should drive_______
- you should ________ your equipment before use
- what would you typically find attached to your carriage plate
- Always ensure a load is within the trucks rated _______
- All seated trucks should have an _________ guard to protect the operator from falling objects
- who's responsibility is health and safety
- Only people that are trained and _________ can drive MHE
Down
- _________ should never be blocked
- if your truck becomes unsafe to use you should ____ it
- A drivers main concern should always be _______
- MHE stands for ________ Handling Equipment
- how much tilt is needed when lifting and moving stacks of pallets
- when approaching blind corners you should _________ and sound your horn
- Forklift drivers should always wear this
- you should never travel with an ______ load
- Forks should never be ______ when travelling
17 Clues: _________ should never be blocked • Forklift drivers should always wear this • who's responsibility is health and safety • MHE stands for ________ Handling Equipment • you should never travel with an ______ load • Forks should never be ______ when travelling • you should ________ your equipment before use • A drivers main concern should always be _______ • ...
Liveability 2020-04-22
Across
- Afghanistan has a high rate of ______
- ______ __________ is not a serious health issue but it is distracting and can be harmful to wellbeing
- The facilities and services that make a place liveable
- This is determined by a number of factors
- Place where lots of people live in makeshift housing
- The contamination of a drinking source
- Used to demonstrate weather patterns
- Use this on foot, with a bike or a car
- You use ______________ to get around
Down
- The quality and availability of _____________ influences a place’s safety.
- When you need help you can call these
- This is caused by cars, factories and power stations
- You are not likely to loose access to food or money
- Some people like it hot, others like it cold
- A place where people are firing guns
- This is measured by taking into account crime statistics
- What continent are the top 10 polluted cities located?
17 Clues: A place where people are firing guns • Used to demonstrate weather patterns • You use ______________ to get around • When you need help you can call these • Afghanistan has a high rate of ______ • The contamination of a drinking source • Use this on foot, with a bike or a car • This is determined by a number of factors • Some people like it hot, others like it cold • ...
CNA Skills Fair 2022 2022-01-20
Across
- The number of seconds you should wash your hands
- An Aretha Franklin song and a residents right
- A part of your uniform and used during resident transfers for safety
- All Foley Catheters should have this device on a residents leg
- Most resident use this device for locomotion
- A non-verbal sign of pain
- The number of identifiers to identify a resident
- Something you never risk for you or the resident
- A part of McLaren Excellence for communicating with every person everytime
Down
- Ambulating resident and performing ROM are part of which program
- The first person you report resident concerns too
- A quality trait of a CNA
- The name of your favorite employee educator
- One of the 4 P's of Hourly Rounding
- A residents code status if they have a Blue Armband
- Another name for CNA's in scrubs
- The position heels should be in to prevent pressure injury
17 Clues: A quality trait of a CNA • A non-verbal sign of pain • Another name for CNA's in scrubs • One of the 4 P's of Hourly Rounding • The name of your favorite employee educator • Most resident use this device for locomotion • An Aretha Franklin song and a residents right • The number of seconds you should wash your hands • The number of identifiers to identify a resident • ...
Assess Your Learning 2026-02-12
Across
- Choosing to follow God even when it’s unpopular.
- The divinely provided path back after poor choices.
- Divine authority Noah used to preach and administer ordinances.
- A sacred, binding promise between God and His children.
- Personal limits that protect standards and spiritual safety.
- Spiritual ability to recognize truth from deception.
- Being the same righteous person privately and publicly.
Down
- Like building the ark before the rain—acting in faith before the storm.
- The God-given power to choose righteousness or rebellion.
- Strength found when hearts are aligned in righteousness.
- A people of one heart and one mind; the opposite of Noah’s society.
- Recognizing that choices bring consequences.
- Influence that can pull someone away from gospel standards.
- Symbol of spiritual safety found through obedience.
- Prophet who stood firm in righteousness despite social pressure.
- Antidote to the pride that led to Babel.
- Moral strength to stand alone when others mock righteousness.
17 Clues: Antidote to the pride that led to Babel. • Recognizing that choices bring consequences. • Choosing to follow God even when it’s unpopular. • The divinely provided path back after poor choices. • Symbol of spiritual safety found through obedience. • Spiritual ability to recognize truth from deception. • A sacred, binding promise between God and His children. • ...
Food Safety Crossword 2025-11-04
Across
- Why do we record batch codes, production times and destinations?
- Glycol would be an example of what kind of food safety hazard?
- Risk = Severity X Likelihood
- Tampering, diluting or mislabelling a product is food ___?
- What allergen is present in our beer but not in the cider we package?
- Glass would be an example of what kind of food safety hazard?
- All documents can be found on HUK ___?
- The four elements of effective CIP are time, mechanical action, chemical, and ___?
- An examination of hazards and their likelihood is a ___ assessment.
Down
- primarily found in warm, stagnant ___?
- Legionella is a
- Which of our products is not pasteurised?
- What kind of hazard is Salmonella?
- What off-flavour gives beer a butterscoth/buttered popcorn aroma?
- HOC stands for Hygiene, Orderliness and ___?
- Something with the potential to cause harm
- CCP stands for Critical ___ Point
17 Clues: Legionella is a • Risk = Severity X Likelihood • CCP stands for Critical ___ Point • What kind of hazard is Salmonella? • primarily found in warm, stagnant ___? • All documents can be found on HUK ___? • Which of our products is not pasteurised? • Something with the potential to cause harm • HOC stands for Hygiene, Orderliness and ___? • ...
Safety First- Issue 1 2018-07-31
Across
- Confine a fire by closing doors to _________ fire/smoke.
- A benefit of maintaining a Joint Commission _________ is that it helps organize and strengthen patient safety efforts.
- The Joint Commission surveys healthcare facilities to ensure that patient care and _________ are provided safely.
- The purpose of the National Patient Safety Goals is to improve patient _________.
Down
- Use at least _________ ways to identify patients such as the patient’s name and medical record number.
- Remember _________ to know how to use a fire extinguisher.
- Always use proper hand hygiene to prevent _________.
- In the case of a fire, remember RACE – _________, Announce, Confine, and Extinguish.
- Every 3 years the Joint Commission conducts a survey of USA Medical Center and select departments of Mitchell Cancer Institute including infusion, lab, _________, and cyberknife.
- When extinguishing a fire, aim for the _________ of the fire.
10 Clues: Always use proper hand hygiene to prevent _________. • Confine a fire by closing doors to _________ fire/smoke. • Remember _________ to know how to use a fire extinguisher. • When extinguishing a fire, aim for the _________ of the fire. • The purpose of the National Patient Safety Goals is to improve patient _________. • ...
Lab Safety Crossword 2025-08-18
Across
- _____ should be pulled back into a ponytail to keep you safe.
- This safety equipment will be worn to protect your hands during labs.
- Do not _____ anything or put it near your mouth even if it seems safe to you.
- Keep lab areas ______ and dispose of any waste as directed by the teacher (me!).
- This is the way to smell things to protect your nose!
- Always _____ your hands with soap and water before leaving.
- Accidents are going to happen but please _______ any to me so I can clean them up appropriately.
Down
- ______ carefully to instructions and ask questions before you begin any experiment.
- This safety equipment should be used to put out small fires. Ours is located in the front of the classroom.
- Protect your eyes with this safety equipment.
10 Clues: Protect your eyes with this safety equipment. • This is the way to smell things to protect your nose! • Always _____ your hands with soap and water before leaving. • _____ should be pulled back into a ponytail to keep you safe. • This safety equipment will be worn to protect your hands during labs. • ...
Staying Safe With Deputy Barnes! 2026-01-12
16 Clues: LOVE • TRUSTED • VEHICLE • PRACTICE • EDUCATOR • DANGEROUS • NOT HARMED • CROSS STREET • OUT OF REACH • WEAR IN A CAR • WEARS A BADGE • DOOR, HOUSE OR CAR • SOMEONE YOU BELIEVE • LIST, ON YOUR FRIDGE • NOT PAYING ATTENTION • SOMEONE YOU DON'T KNOW
Safety And Health Week 2023-05-01
Across
- How many legislated rights does a team member have when it come to health and safety?
- 12 of these fire fighting equipment are found around the store
- Where can you find SDS's?
- The first E in PETE stands for
- The P in PETE stands for
- Name of the JHSC team member co-chair
- What does SDS stand for?
- How many people are on the JHSC?
- Wear these to protect against hand injury
Down
- Wear these to protect against eye injuries
- Where can you find the list of first aid attendants?
- What does OHS stand for?
- Maximum amount of pounds a product on the top of the perimeter should weigh
- A thing that may cause injury or damage
- Name of princess autos safety mascot
- Where can you find the OHS manual?
- Name of the JHSC leader member co-chair
- The T in PETE stands for
- The last E in PETE stands for
19 Clues: What does OHS stand for? • The P in PETE stands for • The T in PETE stands for • What does SDS stand for? • Where can you find SDS's? • The last E in PETE stands for • The first E in PETE stands for • How many people are on the JHSC? • Where can you find the OHS manual? • Name of princess autos safety mascot • Name of the JHSC team member co-chair • ...
