Across
- 3. Influencing others to act safely.
- 4. A core theme of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
- 6. High-risk areas for winter slips.
- 8. Shoes designed for winter traction.
- 9. Anticipating hazards while driving.
- 13. Injury caused by freezing skin.
- 18. Coldest and iciest travel time.
- 20. Warm-up pauses during outdoor work.
- 23. Keep walkways clear of winter gear.
- 25. Small actions repeated daily.
- 28. Body reaction to prolonged cold exposure.
- 30. Critical during darker winter days.
- 32. A promise people make to improve in January.
- 34. A chance to restart habits safely.
- 35. Owning your safety choices.
- 37. Gradual increase in activity.
- 38. Checking tools and spaces before use.
- 40. Working together for a safer workplace.
- 41. Beginning of the calendar year and a safety reset.
- 42. Planning achievable safety improvements.
- 43. Sharing hazards and near misses.
- 44. Looking ahead for hazards.
Down
- 1. Loss of tire control on ice.
- 2. Melting ice that hardens again overnight.
- 5. Wearing clothing in multiple insulating levels.
- 7. Cold makes materials crack easier.
- 10. A warning sign before injury occurs.
- 11. Used to absorb moisture at entries.
- 12. Gentle input helps regain control.
- 13. Winter conditions increase this risk.
- 14. Removing clutter to prevent trips.
- 15. Sudden movements increase crash risk.
- 16. Prevent falls on stairs.
- 17. Knowing hazards before they cause injury.
- 19. Informal name for the second Friday of January when goals fail.
- 21. Prepares cold muscles for work.
- 22. Makes cold temperatures more dangerous.
- 24. Federal holiday honoring service and leadership.
- 26. Insulating clothing layer.
- 27. Extra distance needed in winter driving.
- 29. Alerts people to winter hazards.
- 31. Gripping ability between shoe and surface.
- 33. What resolutions are supposed to be.
- 36. What safety goals require to succeed.
- 39. Dangerous drop in body temperature.
- 40. Key to long-term safety success.