EAP & Hazards Vocab

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Across
  1. 1. A substance that can cause harm to the body, potentially leading to serious health effects or death
  2. 6. A symbol on a label used to identify specific hazards of a chemical or substance
  3. 9. Maps and descriptions of how to escape a building or location
  4. 11. Maps and descriptions of designated meeting places
  5. 12. Specific actions to be taken during different types of emergencies.
  6. 14. Contact with a hazardous substance through inhalation, skin contact, ingestion, or injection that could cause harm
  7. 15. A rule or regulation that requires taking care
Down
  1. 2. Methods for alerting and communicating with employees during an emergency.
  2. 3. A rule or regulation that forbids certain actions or behaviors to ensure safety, such as no smoking in certain areas.
  3. 4. Can catch on fire or combust
  4. 5. Something required by law or regulations, such as wearing protective equipment or following safety procedures.
  5. 7. List of contacts including emergency services, internal emergency coordinators, and utility companies.
  6. 8. A situation that poses immediate risk to health, safety, or the environment, requiring urgent action
  7. 10. A document that provides detailed information on the hazards, handling, and emergency measures for a chemical (now called Safety Data Sheet or SDS under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard).
  8. 13. Written explanation of what to do and where to go in an emergency; also describes who does what