Unit 2 - Health and Safety

Severe allergic reaction in the body that causes a drop in blood pressure, reducing oxygen to the organs

• Anaphylactic shock

• Flashpoint

• Hazard

• Laissez-faire

Prohibited employment of minors so that children under 18 could not work in hazardous jobs and children under 16 could not work in manufacturing or mining fields or work during school hours as well as setting a minimum wage and an overtime pay rate for any employee.

• Occupational safety and health administration ( Osha)

• makerspace

• Fair labor standards act

• Laissez-faire

The lowest temperature of a flammable liquid at which its vapors can ignite.

• Risk

• Pictograms

• Hazard

• Flashpoint

The source of danger or risk of potential damage or physical harm to an individual's life or health.

• Hazard

• Risk

• Safety data sheet ( SDS)

• Anaphylactic shock

French for "leave it alone," a type of capitalism where the government does not interfere with businesses, corporations, or the economy in general.

• Risk

• Hazard

• Laissez-faire

• Risk assessment

An environment ideal for generating ideas and building prototypes by making available all sorts of tools, equipment, and materials.

• Occupational Safety and Health Administration ( OSHA)

• Makerspace

• Personal protective equipment ( PPE)

• Pictograms

An organization under the US Department of Labor that standardizes, regulates and ensures safe and healthful working conditions for Americans.

• Risk assestment

• Pictograms

• Personal protective equipment ( PPE)

• Occupational Safety and Health Administration ( OSHA)

Protective clothing, safety glasses, goggles, face shields, disposable or leather gloves, aprons or other garments that keep the user from hazards such as from chemicals, toxic air particulates, smoke, or flying particles.

• Personal protective equipment ( PPE)

• Risk assesstment

• Pictograms

• Hazards

Picture-type labels found on chemical containers, packaging materials, or storage compartments that help quickly identify the hazards of a chemical

• Personal protective equipment ( PPE )

• Hazards

• Pictograms

• Risk

The chance or probability of a person being harmed or experiencing an adverse health effect if exposed to a hazard.

• Anaphylactic shock

• Flashpoint

• Hazard

• Risk