Across
- 2. A condition involving damage to blood vessels, nerves, and joints caused by long-term vibration exposure.
- 3. Tools intended for use around flammable vapors or explosive atmospheres.
- 7. A type of stored energy involving pressurized fluid in lines or equipment.
- 9. A defined distance around energized equipment that controls access and protective-equipment requirements.
- 14. Required protection when sustained noise reaches hazardous levels.
- 16. A rated storage cabinet designed to protect flammable liquids during an external fire.
- 19. Spill-response action using absorbent pads, booms, or pillows to keep a spill from expanding.
- 21. A non-conductive rope used to guide or control a suspended load from a safe distance.
- 22. The condition in which electrical, hydraulic, mechanical, and gravitational energy hazards have been neutralized.
- 23. The preferred straight-wrist alignment that reduces strain during hand-tool use.
- 24. A document that explains chemical hazards, protective equipment, handling, and emergency procedures.
- 26. Solid physical supports placed under a raised load to prevent it from falling if lifting equipment fails.
Down
- 1. A worker’s last line of defense against hazards after other controls have been applied.
- 4. The process used to physically control hazardous energy before maintenance begins.
- 5. The area where a person could be struck, crushed, or trapped if energy is suddenly released.
- 6. The area beneath and around a suspended load that personnel must avoid.
- 8. Tools designed to help protect users from accidental electrical contact.
- 10. A high-pressure wave and explosive force that can accompany an electrical arc fault.
- 11. Clue
- 12. Super-heated, ionized gas that conducts electricity during an arc fault.
- 13. Chemical-resistant glove material appropriate for solvents and many chemical-handling tasks.
- 15. A location where two moving parts can catch, squeeze, or pull in a body part.
- 17. The first action in spill response when it can be done without risk to personnel.
- 18. Head protection used against overhead, falling, and some electrical hazards.
- 20. A designated person who monitors safety, movement, and hazards during a task or lift.
- 24. A tool design that contacts the flat sides of a fastener rather than its corners to reduce rounding.
- 25. A dangerous release of intense heat and light caused by an electrical fault traveling through air.