Workplace Safety

2. __________% is the percent amount that hand injuries are reduced by wearing gloves.
7. Percent of workers who are not wearing gloves at the time of the incident.
8. $6000 is the average ________ amount of a hand injury.
9. Average hours missed from work due to hand injuries (Number).
10. Common causes of hand injuries include: Sharps, Tools, ___________, Hot/Cold, Electricity, Chemicals, Biological, Vibration and Gravity.
13. ________ reporting is important for ALL injury types.
14. Some _______ are irreplaceable.
16. ____________ is important, always keep your work areas clean and clear of debris.
18. Work related deaths are 3 times more likely to happen annually than ________ fatalities.
19. A small hole in something such as the skin, caused by a sharp object.
21. It is important to ___________ all areas where hand injuries could happen to avoid injuries.
22. 110,000 recorded________-time hand injuries occur each year.
23. _________ equipment and machinery before and after tasks.
24. ___________ sharp tools so extra force is not needed to use them.

1. Eye injuries result in 500 __________ admissions per year.
3. Always call a ___________ if you are not able to fix it yourself.
4. Always inspect your cut _________ gloves for wear and tear, replace as needed.
5. Always use the correct __________ for the job being done.
6. Inspect safety __________ before each use, replace if needed.
11. Where the CEIS team is located during CSAR updates.
12. Never wear gloves, jewelry or loose ___________ around moving machine parts.
15. The process of scraping or wearing away.
16. If it is too ________, ask for help.
17. Electricity is a great friend and a _________ enemy.
20. All injuries whether big or small should be reported to ________.
22. A deep cup or tear in the skin or flesh.
25. Nearly ______ Finger/Hand/Wrist injuries are avoidable.