JUNE SAFETY BOWL; WEEK 3

Week 3 : Stay Healthy, Stay Alert, and Stay Safe

Safety is a team effort. Communicating with your staff and share information about workplace risks and safety training is important. Always ask for help! If you cannot complete a task on your own, ask your supervisor to send help.

Complete the following crossword puzzles, Sudoku and Nutrition scramble and word search.

Submit your answers to: events@royalamerican.com Subject: Safety

Please submit your answers by the end of the business day on June 16th. Do not worry, if you miss out this week, there will be another week of quizzes and prizes. Stay tune each week on dispatch for more.

Winner for this week will receive a $75 gift card for your entire property to share.

Crossword Puzzle

Test your knowledge about heat-related illnesses with this crossword puzzle.

Read the clues below and fill in the best answer.

Down:

1. his is a medical emergency that may result in death. Signs and symptoms may include confusion; loss of consciousness; hot, dry, red skin, seizures and very high body temperature.
2. When you are taking a break outside, you should rest in this.
3. Our body’s natural cooling mechanism.
4. Heat-related illnesses not only affect workers outdoors but can also affect workers in hot areas                     .

6. Some of these can lower your heat tolerance, both prescription and over-the-counter.
7. Signs and symptoms of this heat-related illness include heavy sweating; headache, nausea; dizziness; elevated body temperature; irritability; weakness and pale, cool clammy skin.
8. When working in a hot environment, you should take breaks.
9. Often occurs in skin that is persistently wet from sweating and looks like a red cluster of pimples or small blisters.
10. When working outdoors in the direct sun, you should wear one of these with a wide brim and a neck shade.
11. Especially indoors this will circulate air and cool workers.

Across:

1. You can become                 while working in a hot environment when you lose more fluid from sweating than you are taking in.

8. The primary sign of this heat-related illness is fainting, usually for a short duration.
9. You many develop this heat-related illness when you drink large quantities of water and lose sodium from significant amounts of sweating.
10. Consumption of this type of beverage prior to or during work in a hot environment may lower your heat tolerance and increase your risk of a heat-related illness.
11. Often in heat stroke, the patient’s face will be this color.
12. We need this liquid to keep us hydrated. It is a vital for life.
13. Workers can build up their to heat after daily heat exposure for 7 to 14 days.
14. Working in hot and conditions increases your risk to heat-related illnesses.
15. You may have this heat-related illness when your muscles spasm or cramp when working in a hot environment. These can be a sign of heat exhaustion.
16. Workers should be trained on how to prevent, recognize and heat-related illnesses.
17. When working outside in a hot environment, you should have a cup of cool water every 15 to 20

THINK SAFE SUDOKU :

Instructions to play Sudoku:Fill in the boxes using the letters T-H-I-N-K-S-A-F-E. Every row and every column must have each letter only once. Every group of nine boxes inside the square with thicker lines must also have each letter only one.

Instrucciones para jugar Sudoku: Rellene las cajas con las letras T-H-I-N-K-S-A-F-E. Cada fila y cada columna deben tener cada letra solo una vez. Cada grupo de nueve cajas dentro del cuadrado con líneas más gruesas también debe tener cada letra sólo una.

Nutrition Scramble & Word Search

Unscramble the words and find the correctly spelled words in the word search. Words are in straight lines, moving along a spiral arm.

DESOBHCYRATRA                      UTBETR                                    ARBDE

SETTIRNUN                              TEVSEBALGE

NEISPORT                                SEALCER

TAFS                                        NOIR

MAVNISTI                                MACCIUL

LIMASREAN                              DOMIUS

TAWRE                                     LOUIFRED

HAGGERUO                               TEAM