The Final Puzzle

2. When an employee gets hurt, this is considered a
5. Impromptu office safety program for submitting lower risk activity
8. An ergonomics tool that tracks user clicks and helps users take adequate breaks
10. Tool used to carefully study and list the safety critical portions of a job or task to determine hazard-mitigating actions
11. malicious software that encrypts files or locks your computer, and retains control until you pay a certain amount of money
12. A two-day, face-to-face leadership training for supervisors and managers; one of five classes in Central SH&E's Safety
14. attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, etc. often for malicious reasons, by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication

1. An example would be a puddle of water or an electrical wire sticking out that could potentially injure an employee
3. malicious computer programs designed to trick a user into buying and downloading unnecessary and potentially dangerous software, such as fake antivirus protection.
4. How we measure safety performance
6. The new safety tool that we use to input Near Miss observations
7. One of EMIT's highest risk areas
9. Safety Performance Self Assessments
13. Observations that help recognize hazards and at risk behavior before they lead into an actual event