Word Scramble – Faster Failure?
Going the long way around is often the right way to go. The easiest, fastest route can be the most dangerous.
Fatigue: Pick Six
Jan-08
Word Search – Forest
Every industry has its own special lingo, and the forest industry is no exception. This word puzzle is full of words workers use when they are talking about logging, transport and processing of wood.
Word Search – Agriculture
A farm is one of the most dangerous working environments. Machine entanglements, falls, suffocation, motor vehicle crashes, pesticide poisonings and other mishaps befall agricultural workers.
Transportation: Pick Six
Dec-07
Word Search – Check Your Attitude GalleryWord Search – Check Your Attitude
Agriculture, Construction, Education, English, Forestry, General Industry, General Safety, Healthcare, Hospitality, Industry, Language, Manufacturing, Maritime, Mining, Oil and Gas, Puzzles and Games, Retail, Topic, Transportation, Type, Utilities
Word Search – Check Your Attitude
How???s your attitude? Are you safetyconscious? Is your attitude positive? The words in this search will inspire you to improve your work attitude.
Word Search – Healthcare-Hydrotherapy
Whirlpool therapy involves water and electricity, which can be dangerous together. Search for words about these hazards and others in this puzzle.
Vehicles: Pick Six
Nov-07
Word Scramble – Things Not to Break
Safety shortcuts can have terrible consequences. Life-changing injuries are often the penalty for doing things the wrong way.
Word Search – Maritime/Marine
At the docks and on the water, hazards abound. Search here for words related to the marine and maritime industries.
Off-the-Job Injury: Pick Six
Oct-07
Word Scramble – Stay Out of the Hole
Use the correct equipment to block access to hazardous areas. Floor openings, slippery floors and traffic areas are some of the areas which need to be guarded.
Word Search – Utility
You have the power to work safely in the utility industry. Search here for words related to power generation and delivery, municipal water and sewage systems and other utility industry topics.
Odds and Stats: Pick Six
Sep-07
Word Scramble – Positivity Prevails
Good things begin with good thoughts. Thinking about safety is a start to working safely.
Distracted Driving: Pick Six
Six traffic safety statistics that may shock you.
Outdoor Dangers: Pick Six
Aug-07
Word Scramble – Seconds, Please
A momentary safety lapse can have a lifetime of consequences. Do it right every time.
Domestic Abuse: Pick Six
These six facts about spousal abuse will definitely shock you.
Violent Crime: Pick Six
Jun-07
Alcohol and Drugs Contribute to Fatality GalleryAlcohol and Drugs Contribute to Fatality
Agriculture, Construction, Drugs and Alcohol, Education, English, Fatality Reports, Forestry, General Industry, General Safety, Health and Safety Management, Healthcare, Hospitality, Industry, Language, Machinery/Equipment, Manufacturing, Maritime, Mining, Oil and Gas, Overhead Hazards, Retail, Topic, Transportation, Type, Utilities
Alcohol and Drugs Contribute to Fatality
An experienced press operator was killed when he was struck by pieces of a die thrown from his press. It appeared that the overhead ram of the press was set an inch lower than it
Operator Hits Gas Line
A heavy equipment operator was killed in an explosion when he hit a natural gas pipeline with a piece of heavy machinery. Four other workers were severely burned. The operator was digging a drainage trench
Laborer Buried as Sand Collapses In Hopper
A mixer operator in a cement roofing tile plant noticed that the sand was not flowing from the bottom of a hopper onto the conveyor belt. A plant laborer was instructed by the operator to
Scaffold Collapse Takes Painter To Death
Painters were painting a new warehouse. To paint the roof supports, a scaffold was needed. The crew borrowed a scaffold located in the warehouse. They dismantled the borrowed scaffold, moved it to where they were
Scaffold Not a Climbing Device
A young man was working on a building renovation project. He was inexperienced, and was working part-time for a sub-contractor. Despite repeated warnings not to do so, he had been in the habit of climbing
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