A basic understanding of ergonomics can help you work more comfortably and safely. Do you understand these ergonomics terms?
Hearing protection is the subject of this word search. You???ll find words about the hazards of excessive noise and how to prevent hearing damage.
Do you know how to prevent workplace fires? What are the particular fire hazards in your workplace? How about flammable materials such as grain dust or ignition sources such as sparks from grinding?
Ergonomics is all about a good fit between you and your job. The correct answers to these clues are a good fit for these crossword spaces.
Make sure you know the meaning of these words related to electrical safety. Why? Because they are about the hazards and precautions associated with electricity ??? at work and at home.
Some of the worst safety hazards are the most difficult to detect. Use your safety training and stay alert to dodge dangers.
Fire safety is an important survival skill at work and at home. Let???s see if you have the fire knowledge and skill to complete this puzzle.
How???s your attitude? Are you safetyconscious? Is your attitude positive? The words in this search will inspire you to improve your work attitude.
When you work with tools or materials that can fall or roll onto your feet, the correct safety footwear can prevent injuries. Safety boots can also prevent injuries that occur from stepping on sharp objects.
Do you know how to recognize and deal with heat illness? If so, you???ll recognize the clues in this crossword puzzle.
Do you know everything you should about your fall protection system? Use this word search as an opportunity to review. And be sure to put your training into practice by using the equipment correctly.
Materials handling is a type of work conducted in almost every workplace. These clues are about the safe moving, storage and handling of materials.
Life itself is stressful, so it makes sense work causes us stress from time to time. If you can’t prevent stress, you can at least learn to manage it in a healthy manner. That’s something to consider while you search for these words.
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Workers were preparing to fill a rail tanker car with canola oil for shipment. A hose fell into the car, and one worker climbed into the tanker to retrieve it. He was overcome by the
A journeyman painter died of massive thermal burns caused when an electrical contact set off an explosion of volatile waterproofing material. The painter and a co-worker were in the basket of a personlift, designed to
Failure to maintain equipment resulted in a fatal explosion in a metal products plant. Oil that had oozed from a hydraulic press caught fire. The fire caused two hydraulic fluid accumulators to explode.
A foreman placed a wooden ladder into a mixing vat that had recently been sprayed with a cleanser called methylene chloride. While on the ladder, he called over to a co-worker to start the fan in the vat.
A teenage worker died when his head became caught in the pasta-making machine he was operating. His job was to put the ingredients into the machine.
A new untrained worker died of a head injury after he was hit by a falling tree. He was standing at the rear of a skidder being used in a logging operation at the time of the incident.
The murder of a teenage girl on her first solo night shift at a gas station has brought calls for improving security for night workers who must work alone.
One minute he was applying a flammable solvent to a floor to loosen linoleum. The next moment he was engulfed in flames, with third and fourth-degree burns to most of his body.
A 34-year-old machine worker was electrocuted during a cleanup job at the wood pellet manufacturing plant where he worked in Oregon.
The symptoms of heat-related illness would have been obvious to anyone trained to spot them.
Standing on a makeshift platform spanning the forks of a lift truck isn?t safe. In California, doing so proved lethal for a 29-year-old worker.
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