Key Knowledge Crossword Challenge

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Across
  1. 2. A safety sign category that tells workers what they must do, such as wearing eye protection.
  2. 4. Working together and helping colleagues to achieve a shared goal.
  3. 5. F A type of fire involving cooking oils and fats.
  4. 6. TO WORK An official document that authorises certain high-risk tasks under specified safety conditions.
  5. 7. A fire extinguisher that leaves no residue and is commonly used on fires involving live electrical equipment.
  6. 8. A disagreement between colleagues caused by differences in opinions, decisions or working methods.
  7. 11. HANDLING Regulations designed to protect workers from injuries caused by lifting, carrying, pushing or pulling loads.
  8. 12. A fire extinguisher that removes heat and is mainly suitable for Class A fires.
  9. 17. The three elements needed to start and maintain a fire are represented by the fire ______.
  10. 18. SHEET A technical document providing information about the properties, use or performance of a material or product.
  11. 20. ASSESSMENT The process of identifying hazards, evaluating risks and deciding on control measures.
  12. 21. Asking further questions when instructions or technical information are not fully understood.
  13. 22. B A type of fire involving flammable liquids such as petrol, diesel or solvents.
  14. 24. Equipment worn to protect workers from workplace hazards, such as safety glasses, gloves and safety boots.
Down
  1. 1. The process of disconnecting machinery from its energy source before carrying out maintenance.
  2. 3. The professional behaviour expected from employees when dealing with colleagues, customers and supervisors.
  3. 8. Regulations covering the safe use, storage and handling of hazardous substances.
  4. 9. A fire extinguisher that forms a blanket over burning liquids to help prevent oxygen reaching the fuel.
  5. 10. A person who oversees workers, provides guidance and checks that tasks are completed correctly.
  6. 13. ASSURANCE The department responsible for ensuring products meet required quality standards.
  7. 14. Regulations requiring certain serious workplace injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences to be reported.
  8. 15. The main UK law that sets out the general health and safety duties of employers and employees.
  9. 16. A time limit that may create pressure and disagreement between team members.
  10. 19. C A type of fire involving flammable gases such as propane or butane.
  11. 23. Regulations covering the safety of lifting equipment and lifting operations.