Across
- 5. A dangerous situation that could cause an accident
- 8. What hazard can be dangerous when paired with other situations?
- 9. What tool can only be used on Class A fires?
- 10. What should you do if you are not capable of completing a task by yourself?
- 14. Keeping tools and the area around you in the best condition
- 17. Which law requires safety goggles in the lab?
- 18. Who needs to wear safety goggles in the lab?
- 20. What safety colour means radiation?
- 21. What is often more dangerous than fire?
- 22. How many seconds does a fire extinguisher last?
- 23. What safety colour means safety information?
- 24. Electrical equipment
- 25. What safety colour means warning?
- 26. What should you tie up before working in the lab?
Down
- 1. What hazard is difficult to identify?
- 2. Being able to recognize dangers
- 3. The most important safety tool
- 4. Which tool would be best for all fires?
- 6. Wood, paper, clothes...
- 7. Oil or fuel
- 11. What can put out Class B and Class C fires?
- 12. What safety colour means caution?
- 13. What safety colour means stop?
- 15. What hazard needs to be handled as soon as possible?
- 16. Where are safety glasses mainly found?
- 19. What safety colour means start?