Safety

5. Being very tired, which can increase risk of accidents.
7. Being in contact with something harmful (like chemicals or noise).
8. Learning how to do a job safely and correctly.
11. Steps that must be followed to complete a task safely.
12. A rule or law about safety that must be followed.
14. (Safety Data Sheet),A document that explains how to safely handle chemicals.
16. A serious, unexpected situation that requires immediate action.
19. An unplanned event that results in injury or damage.
21. When a substance is accidentally released.
23. Being protected from danger or harm.

1. A place where people do their jobs.
2. A person responsible for overseeing workers and ensuring safety.
3. Something that can cause harm or injury.
4. The chance that a hazard will cause harm.
6. Designing work to fit the worker and prevent injury.
9. An event that could have caused harm but didn’t (a “near miss”).
10. Extinguisher, A device used to put out small fires.
13. Checking equipment or a workplace for hazards.
15. Equipment worn to protect your body (e.g., gloves, helmets, goggles).
17. Sign, A sign that alerts people to danger.
18. Aid,Immediate care given to someone who is injured or sick.
20. Leaving a place quickly for safety reasons.
22. A system that provides information about hazardous materials in the workplace.