Standard 1: Safety Practices

5. - A company or person that makes or produces products; their instructions must be followed for safe use.
7. - Likely to cause harm, injury, or death; posing a significant risk or threat to safety.
11. A controlled workspace equipped with specialized tools and equipment where experiments, tests, and scientific work are conducted.
12. - The overall physical and mental well-being of a person; workplace health involves preventing injury and illness.
13. - Repeated performance or application of a skill or procedure to build competence and ensure it becomes routine.
14. - Established rules, requirements, or levels of quality that must be met to ensure safety and consistency.
15. - Step-by-step instructions or established methods for how to perform a task safely and correctly.

1. - The location or environment where people work, including offices, shops, factories, or laboratories.
2. - Official rules or laws that must be followed to maintain safety, health, and legal compliance in the workplace.
3. - Actions taken in advance to stop something harmful from happening; avoiding accidents and injuries before they occur.
4. - Instruments or devices used to perform work or complete tasks, such as hammers, saws, drills, or wrenches.
6. Potential sources of danger or risk that could cause injury, illness, or damage if not properly managed.
8. The condition of being free from danger, risk, or injury; practices and measures taken to protect people from harm.
9. - Tools, machines, clothing, or other items needed to perform a job or task safely and effectively.
10. - Designed or intended to guard, shield, or keep someone safe from harm or injury.