Workplace Safety and OSHA Vocab

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Across
  1. 4. Fire classification involving ordinary combustibles like wood or paper
  2. 5. What you should bend instead of your back when lifting
  3. 7. MSDS section showing potential risks and warning symbols
  4. 11. Muscle group you should lift with to prevent injury
  5. 12. Third step of the PASS method: press the handle slowly
  6. 13. Risk associated with improper heavy lifting
  7. 14. Procedure preventing unexpected energy release during repair
  8. 15. Protects face from being struck on-site
  9. 18. MSDS section detailing steps after chemical exposure
  10. 20. Protects feet from falling objects
  11. 21. Protects eyes from dust and debris on-site
  12. 23. Second step of the PASS method: point low at the fire base
  13. 24. Personal warning attached alongside a lock on equipment
  14. 27. Reduces noise exposure from heavy machinery
  15. 28. Fire classification involving combustible metals
Down
  1. 1. Physical tiredness that increases risk of accidents
  2. 2. Guards hands against sharp objects and chemicals
  3. 3. Common injury caused by poor lifting techniques
  4. 4. Fire classification involving kitchen cooking oils and grease
  5. 6. First step of the PASS fire method: remove the pin
  6. 8. Equipment used to prevent breathing in harmful substances
  7. 9. Step before maintenance to confirm zero energy state
  8. 10. High-visibility garment to ensure machine operators see you
  9. 15. Document providing safety information about chemicals
  10. 16. Headgear designed to protect against falling objects
  11. 17. Fire classification involving electrical equipment
  12. 19. MSDS section containing chemical name and manufacturer details
  13. 22. Science of designing work environments to fit the user
  14. 25. Final step of the PASS method: move nozzle side to side
  15. 26. Fire classification involving flammable liquids like gasoline