National Safety Month

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Across
  1. 2. Electrochemical devices that convert stored chemical energy into electrical energy through a chemical reaction. They are commonly used as power sources in various applications.
  2. 3. A condition that occurs when the body's cooling mechanisms are unable to maintain a normal temperature, usually due to exposure to high temperatures and humidity. It can lead to heat-related illnesses.
  3. 6. A powered industrial truck equipped with prongs (forks) that can be raised and lowered for lifting and moving heavy objects or pallets.
  4. 7. Waste materials that possess properties that make them potentially harmful or dangerous to human health or the environment. They require special handling, storage, and disposal methods.
  5. 8. Chemical substances used to control, repel, or kill pests such as insects, weeds, or pathogens that can harm crops, humans, animals, or the environment. They are commonly used in agriculture and pest management.
  6. 11. A state of extreme tiredness or exhaustion resulting from physical or mental exertion or prolonged periods of insufficient rest or sleep.
  7. 12. Specific categories of common hazardous waste, such as batteries, lamps, and electronic devices, that are subject to simplified regulations for collection, recycling, or disposal.
  8. 14. A person who is walking or traveling on foot, typically in areas where vehicles or machinery are also present.
  9. 15. A careful examination or assessment of something to determine its condition, quality, or compliance with regulations or standards.
  10. 16. A severe heat-related illness characterized by a body temperature above 104°F (40°C) and accompanying symptoms like confusion, rapid heartbeat, and loss of consciousness. It is a medical emergency.
  11. 17. The state of being protected from harm, danger, or injury, often achieved through adherence to rules, precautions, and measures to prevent accidents or incidents.
  12. 18. Accidental descent from a higher to a lower level, often caused by slips or trips, resulting in potential injuries.
Down
  1. 1. The state of emotional, psychological, and social well-being in which an individual can cope with the normal stresses of life, work productively, and contribute to society.
  2. 4. The degree to which objects or people can be seen or observed in a particular environment, often influenced by lighting, weather conditions, or obstructions.
  3. 5. Accidental loss of balance due to a person's foot striking or getting caught on an object, resulting in a stumble or fall.
  4. 7. To supply or restore water or liquid to something or someone to prevent dehydration or maintain proper hydration levels.
  5. 9. The state of being clean, free from dirt, contaminants, or clutter, ensuring a hygienic and safe environment.
  6. 10. A hand-operated device used to lift and move palletized loads. It typically has two forks that slide under the pallet to lift and transport it.
  7. 13. Accidental loss of footing or traction that may result in a person's feet sliding out from under them, causing them to fall.