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- 1. - The practice of preventing injury, damage and unnecessary risk in the workplace.
- 3. , Protective headgear designed to reduce the risk of head injuries.
- 8. Immediate treatment given to someone who has been injured before further medical help arrives.
- 9. , The circulation of fresh air that helps remove airborne dust and harmful fumes.
- 11. , Hand protection used to reduce the risk of cuts, splinters and abrasions.
- 14. A sense that can be damaged by prolonged exposure to loud machinery.
- 17. Protective clothing worn over your body to protect against dust and debris.
- 18. ,A serious workshop danger that can spread rapidly among timber and other combustible materials.
- 19. ,Tiny particles of wood that can become airborne during cutting or sanding.
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- 2. Portable device used to control or put out a small fire.
- 3. Anything in the workshop with the potential to cause injury or harm.
- 4. A notice intended to alert workers to possible danger.
- 5. ,Protective covering worn over the nose and mouth to reduce inhalation of dust.
- 6. - Three-letter abbreviation for equipment worn to reduce exposure to workplace hazards.
- 7. ,Strong footwear that protects feet from heavy objects, sharp materials and hazards.
- 10. - Powered workshop equipment that requires correct operation and protective measures.
- 12. - The engineered exchange of contaminated workshop air for cleaner air, limiting the accumulation of respirable airborne particles.
- 13. Protective barriers fitted to machinery to prevent contact with dangerous moving parts.
- 15. , Protective eyewear that shields your eyes from flying wood chips and dust.
- 16. , An unexpected dangerous situation requiring immediate action.
