Across
- 5. - A company or person that makes or produces products; their instructions must be followed for safe use.
- 7. - Likely to cause harm, injury, or death; posing a significant risk or threat to safety.
- 11. A controlled workspace equipped with specialized tools and equipment where experiments, tests, and scientific work are conducted.
- 12. - The overall physical and mental well-being of a person; workplace health involves preventing injury and illness.
- 13. - Repeated performance or application of a skill or procedure to build competence and ensure it becomes routine.
- 14. - Established rules, requirements, or levels of quality that must be met to ensure safety and consistency.
- 15. - Step-by-step instructions or established methods for how to perform a task safely and correctly.
Down
- 1. - The location or environment where people work, including offices, shops, factories, or laboratories.
- 2. - Official rules or laws that must be followed to maintain safety, health, and legal compliance in the workplace.
- 3. - Actions taken in advance to stop something harmful from happening; avoiding accidents and injuries before they occur.
- 4. - Instruments or devices used to perform work or complete tasks, such as hammers, saws, drills, or wrenches.
- 6. Potential sources of danger or risk that could cause injury, illness, or damage if not properly managed.
- 8. The condition of being free from danger, risk, or injury; practices and measures taken to protect people from harm.
- 9. - Tools, machines, clothing, or other items needed to perform a job or task safely and effectively.
- 10. - Designed or intended to guard, shield, or keep someone safe from harm or injury.