SAFETY

1. Protected or covered from harm or danger.
5. Raised border around a hatch or other opening on a ship's deck.
6. Signal device that produces a bright light, often used in emergencies.
7. Devices that spray water to extinguish fires or protect buildings.
10. Structural element running along the bottom of a ship's hull.
11. Protective clothing worn by individuals to retain body heat in cold water.
12. Openings in a ship's deck to allow water to drain overboard.
15. Container holding bullets or explosive material.
17. Head protection worn for safety in various activities.
19. Concept aimed at preventing accidents or harm.
21. Method of communication using smoke, often in outdoor or wilderness situations.
23. Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon, used to alert rescuers to a vessel's location in distress.
24. Device used to lower or raise boats from a ship's deck.

2. Systems designed to flood an area with water, often used in fire protection.
3. Source of water for firefighting purposes.
4. Property of a vessel to automatically return to an upright position if overturned.
5. Temporary watertight enclosure constructed within a ship's hull for maintenance or repair work.
8. Phenomenon where liquids slosh around in a partially filled container.
9. Part of a hose or pipe that directs or controls the flow of a substance.
13. Device used to put out fires.
14. Smooth downward movement, often seen in playgrounds.
16. Unwanted flow of fluid or gas from a container.
18. Material used to suppress fires by smothering.
20. Potential danger or hazard.
22. Emergency signal fired into the air to attract attention.