Talking Safety Vocab

A hazard is

• anything at work that can hurt you, either physically or mentally.

• an exclamation of joy; for example, Hooray!

• a hawk or vulture.

• a fog caused by too much steam in a kitchen.

"Preventable" means

• we can stop something from happening.

• we can change something after it happens.

• we can do the opposite.

• we can create something new.

Worker's compensation is

• medical care that your employer pays for if you are hurt on the job.

• extra pay you get for working at a dangerous job.

• a bonus in your paycheck on the anniversary of your start date.

• any "freebie" you get when you do a good job.

Something that can cause an immediate accident or injury is

• a safety hazard.

• a biological hazard.

• a chemical hazard.

• none of these.

Gases, vapors, liquids, or dust that can harm your body are

• chemical hazards.

• biological hazards.

• safety hazards.

• biological and safety hazards.

Living things that can cause illnesses are

• biological hazards.

• safety hazards.

• chemical hazards.

• physical hazards.

OSHA is short for

• Occupational Health and Safety Administration

• Other Safety Hazards Area

• Open, Safe, Healthy, Acceptable

• Officer of Safe Happy Accidents

An information sheet that comes with chemical products and tells the product ingredients, how they can harm you, and how you can protect yourself is called

• SDS (Safety Data Sheet)

• CIS (Chemical Information Sheet)

• a warning label

• HIP (Harmful Ingredients Protection)

PPE stands for

• Personal Protective Equipment

• Potential Power Emergency

• Prepare, Plan, Engage

• Party Planning Estimate

When someone violates the rules, it means

• they are breaking the rules.

• they are making sure other people follow the rules.

• they make the rules.

• they are following the rules.