Across
- 4. Fire classification involving ordinary combustibles like wood or paper
- 5. What you should bend instead of your back when lifting
- 7. MSDS section showing potential risks and warning symbols
- 11. Muscle group you should lift with to prevent injury
- 12. Third step of the PASS method: press the handle slowly
- 13. Risk associated with improper heavy lifting
- 14. Procedure preventing unexpected energy release during repair
- 15. Protects face from being struck on-site
- 18. MSDS section detailing steps after chemical exposure
- 20. Protects feet from falling objects
- 21. Protects eyes from dust and debris on-site
- 23. Second step of the PASS method: point low at the fire base
- 24. Personal warning attached alongside a lock on equipment
- 27. Reduces noise exposure from heavy machinery
- 28. Fire classification involving combustible metals
Down
- 1. Physical tiredness that increases risk of accidents
- 2. Guards hands against sharp objects and chemicals
- 3. Common injury caused by poor lifting techniques
- 4. Fire classification involving kitchen cooking oils and grease
- 6. First step of the PASS fire method: remove the pin
- 8. Equipment used to prevent breathing in harmful substances
- 9. Step before maintenance to confirm zero energy state
- 10. High-visibility garment to ensure machine operators see you
- 15. Document providing safety information about chemicals
- 16. Headgear designed to protect against falling objects
- 17. Fire classification involving electrical equipment
- 19. MSDS section containing chemical name and manufacturer details
- 22. Science of designing work environments to fit the user
- 25. Final step of the PASS method: move nozzle side to side
- 26. Fire classification involving flammable liquids like gasoline