Safety Crossword

6. Exit, An exit designed specifically for use during fire-related emergencies, often with specific safety features.
7. A planned response to an unexpected or emergency situation that may arise, ensuring continued safety and order.
9. A heightened level of awareness or a precautionary warning indicating the potential for harm.
12. The act of adhering to established safety standards, rules, and regulations to prevent risk and ensure order.
15. The formal introduction of new individuals to specific safety protocols and practices.
16. A method or device used to prevent movement or injury, particularly during emergency transport or incidents.
18. A system or device that triggers a warning to indicate danger, often prompting evacuation or other safety measures.
20. A defensive structure designed to block or control the movement of individuals, typically for safety or security.

1. Zone, A designated area that is restricted due to imminent or potential dangers, preventing unauthorized access.
2. , A systematic process for relocating individuals from a dangerous or potentially hazardous environment.
3. A hazardous situation caused when the number of individuals in a space exceeds its safe capacity.
4. Drill, A preemptive simulation of an emergency response, typically for fire-related incidents, to ensure preparedness.
5. A detailed set of actions or instructions to follow in response to a safety concern or emergency.
8. A formal process by which individuals are introduced to the safety protocols, policies, and procedures of a facility or event.
10. A security protocol that restricts access to a facility or area in response to a perceived threat or danger.
11. Aid, The immediate medical care given to an injured person, usually administered by someone without formal medical training.
13. The method or pathway used to exit a location during an emergency or crisis.
14. The legal responsibility that a person or organization holds for injuries or damages occurring within a facility.
17. – A condition or substance that has the potential to cause harm or adverse effects to people, property, or the environment.
19. The continuous observation and assessment of a situation to ensure safety and identify potential hazards.