Safety & Prevention Crossword Puzzles

never pour water into this; instead, slowly pour this into water, some of these are corrosive, only _ lab equipment as your teacher instructs you to …

an unplanned event which frequently results in injury or damage and is invariably preceded by an unsafe act and/or condition, a chemical which is a …

never fall asleep with a lit _ , bath water should be _ 100f, a _ is caused by very hot liquid or steam, plan a home fire _ plan and review with your …

the _ of an ocpd s to protect conductors and equipment from damage caused by thermal and magnetic effects of over current, electrical workers and _ …

objects and obstacles in hallways and thoroughfares in general are serious _ hazards and can lead to serious injuries, whs involves the assessment and …

slip- _ boots should be worn at all times, stairways should always be kept _ , take _ , think before you do, _ points of contact should be used …

essential eye protection in the laboratory, substances with distinct properties used in experiments, what to do in case of accidents or unforeseen …

you should set this when a patient is in bed or a chair, apply nonskid _ to patients to help prevent falls, a fall in which a staff member was with …

it is our _ to work safely and report hazards, when using a forklift, use this to warn others of your approach, lta stands for loss time _ , acronym …

use these to alert others when you are changing direction, used at dusk, dawn and in poor weather, turn on in the cold to clear your view, use when …

check the flooring for _ that could cause slips, consuming regular _ can prevent dehydration and urinary tract infections, high or low blood _ can …

it's personal, own it, a machine is protected from sudden start-up for maintenance, a sheet that summarizes the properties of a hazardous …

one of the responsibilities of an _ is to protect their own health & safety, one of the responsibilities of an employer is to provide safe _ , …

never use for egress during an earthquake or fire, number of required sections on a sds, ehs standard 3.12 _ agents, the "p" in the acronym …

where should you aim a fire extinguisher nozzle when putting out a fire, do not _ power strips, acronym describing the correct sequence of using a …

when possible do this to protect your emails and important information, malicious software that harms your devices or allows hackers access to them, …

undesirable event that occurs unintentionally that can result in injury, harm or damage, a lane marked off for pedestrians to use when crossing a …

we use _ to keep the sidewalk from getting icy, winter precipitation, one of the steps to manage work health and safety risks is to _ hazards, these …

wear _ , at all times, in the laboratory area, to cut glass tubing, etch with a file and wrap the tubing with a paper towel before breaking the glass …

objects and obstacles in hallways and thoroughfares in general are serious _ hazards and can lead to serious injuries, whs involves the assessment and …

the act or manner or an instance of treating someone or something, a pledge or undertaking, a powerful desire for something, provide details about …

what is the name of two terminals in a battery?, this sport is referred as football in england, a circuit that has electricity flowing is this, what …

it is _ 's duty to ensure the health and safety of all in the work place, duties of employers to their employees is to train them, provide protection …

what is the highest point of a wave called, purple flag means that these stinging organisms might be out to say hello, what is the lowest point of a …

software that helps protect your computer from viruses by detecting and removing them, the process of proving who you are, like using a password or …

an organism (such as a bacterium or protozoan) of microscopic or ultramicroscopic size, to make warm or hot, a receptacle (such as a box or jar) for …

what should employers put in place to prevent illness or injuries?, if you develop an illness or severe pain from work what is affected your health or …

slip- _ boots should be worn at all times, stairways should always be kept _ , take _ , think before you do, _ points of contact should be used …

slide unintentionally for a short distance, typically losing one's balance or footing, catch one's foot on something and stumble or fall, move …

reports often made by a single person without evidence or verification, marine animal whose sighting requires immediate water clearance, important …