Safety

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Across
  1. 1. This report must be completed with the EHS department when personal injuries or near misses occur.
  2. 4. Must be worn at all times when inside a lab. (Abbr.)
  3. 9. Everyone in the building has this towards creating a safe work environment.
  4. 10. The governing body that standardizes and governs requirements for safety glasses.
  5. 11. Call 911
  6. 13. EHS keeps a comprehensive collection of safety documents on here for your reference.
  7. 16. What may occur when improperly handling chemical or biological materials.
  8. 18. Aid These kits are located in common areas throughout the building and contain items to help with injuries and ailments.
  9. 19. Fire prevention equipment located throughout the building, when using it, remember P.A.S.S.
Down
  1. 1. Conducted in labs that help identify potential hazards and violations.
  2. 2. These are the most common workplace hazard and can be fatal above six feet.
  3. 3. The cause of bloodborne diseases such as Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV
  4. 5. When an evacuation occurs in our building, we all meet here.
  5. 6. Hazard Improperly stored equipment left on the floor, can lead to slips and falls.
  6. 7. Globally Harmonized System, used to identify hazards.
  7. 8. An incident that requires medical, fire, or police response.
  8. 9. Located at every entrance of the building and contain emergency response information.
  9. 12. Regulated waste that is comprised of potentially infectious organic materials.
  10. 14. This procedure is done to a machine before maintenance can start.
  11. 15. Divided by zones, they help assist in the evacuation procedures during a fire alarm.
  12. 17. Documents that contain hazard information for chemicals on site. (Abbr.)