"The Safety Factor"
Across
- 4. Illness, emotional upset, fumes, BLANK, and drugs can affect your reaction time, balance, and judgement.
- 5. BLANK tools will chip more easily when struck and therefore should not be used.
- 10. BLANK can explode and easily blind you, often containing sulfuric acid.
- 12. BLANK, loose clothing, and long hair can pull you into a running machine.
- 15. The FIRST time you use a tool, get proper BLANK.
- 17. Electric cord BLANK... To check for nicks, cracks, or burn marks before using this.
- 18. ARC, MIG, and TIG BLANK gives off dangerous ultraviolet radiation.
- 19. When working with this, you must avoid moisture of any kind.
- 21. Machine BLANK, guides, and other safety devices should not be disconnected.
- 23. Get help and plan your route when BLANK something long through the lab area.
- 24. BLANK with splash proof vents will keep splashing chemicals out of your eyes.
Down
- 1. Lost Respect for what a tool can do to you.
- 2. BLANK materials should be stored separately away from heat, sparks, and flames.
- 3. Machine guards, guides, and other safety devices, should not be BLANK.
- 6. When these occur (of any kind) they require immediate action and clean up.
- 7. BLANK glasses and contact lenses are not good eye protection.
- 8. When an unprotected BLANK is in the work area, do not start work.
- 9. Before using a BLANK, know what it is and what to do in case of an accident.
- 10. Metal/Wood/Plastic being cut, shaped, or drilled can become hot enough to BLANK you.
- 11. A face BLANK alone does not assure you of proper eye protection.
- 13. BLANK tools can be more dangerous than sharp ones.
- 14. These points can very often crush fingers and toes.
- 15. EVERY time you use a tool, BLANK it very carefully.
- 16. To avoid BLANK injury, bend your knees, flex your stomach, and lift with your leg muscles.
- 20. Carry BLANK by the handle sharp end down and pointed away from you.
- 22. A tool that has the BLANK plug cut off should not be used.