Replacing asaw guard iseasier thanreplacing afingerKeepknives insheathsConcentrateon whatyou’re doing-Mind onTaskKeep yourhandscleanIf you givesomebody ahand, makesure there isa glove in itDanger Zone:Materialhandling orstruck bysharp objectsPolicies andproceduressave handsand fingersTake careof yourglovesDon’t checkfor movingobjects withhandsPocket knivesare NOTpermitted tobe used astoolsMake suresafetyguards arein placeDanger Zone:Repetitivemotion/poorequipmentdesignClean up witha rag or abrush-notyour fingersor handsIf you areinjured, getfirst aidtreatmentimmediatelySafe hands arelike warmhearts. Withoutone you don’thave the otherDangerZone:ImproperlydressedwoundsDangerZone: Poorhand or bodypositionCloth orcanvas glovescan be wornunder leatherglovesDanger Zone:Contact withhot objects ormaterialsWarning!!Sleepdeprivationcan lead to ahand injuryKnow whatguardsshould be onyour toolsCrushinghazards arecommon athome andworkDon’t be afool- Usethe propertoolDangerZone: Struckby or againstobjectsRemove alljewelry thatcould interferewith yoursafetyDangerZone:Misuse ofportablepower toolsAvoidexcessivevibrationDangerZone: PoorhygienepracticesNever reachinto machineryto repairwithout takingthe LT3 stepsDangerZone:Caught inrotatingequipmentDifferent glovesare designed toprotect againstspecifichazardsYour handsarenecessaryfor a lot ofthings.Don’t use anair hose inplace of abrush orvacuumImmediatelyreportinjuriesGet a grip.Toprevent aslip, usehandrailsDangerZone:Caught inpinch pointsWrenches canpose a hazardto your handsif usedimproperlyAn obedienthand has aclearconscience.Distractionslosefingers-PayattentionGivesafetya handGet promptmedicalattentionwhenrequiredQualityand safetygo hand inhandKnow thesigns ofdermatitis andother skindisordersScrewdriversused incorrectlycan make adeep puncturewoundPrevention isthe bestmethod toeliminatedermatitisCheck thetool fordefects –replace if youfind anyConcentrateon what youare doingANY work-relatedinjuries mustbe reportedimmediatelyKeep a gripon life andpracticehand safetyDanger Zone:Contact withcaustic orcorrosivematerialsAlwaysknow theright glovefor the jobGloves areprovidedto protectyouGel pads andGel wrestskeep carpeltunnel at bayTake handsafetyseriouslyThe safehand isthe happyhandNever hold theitem you’reworking on inyour hand-usevise or flatsurfaceNever weargloves whenworkingaround rotatingequipmentPinchPoints areeverywhereDermatitis isaninflammationof the skinTwohands arebetterthan oneNever usea wrenchas ahammerMaterialsshould besecured beforeapplying powertoolsCut awayfrom bodySome tools areirreplaceable…Protect yourhandsBe carefulwhenhandlingmaterialRound-tippedknivesDanger Zone:EnergizedSystems – NoLOCK OUTA minor injurycan turn into amajor one if youdon’t attend to itright awayIf injured,seek firstaidimmediatelyProtectyourhands...Useyour headInspectToolsNever use ascrewdriveras a wedgeor pry barDon’t getcaught withyour guardoff….it couldbe dis-armingCheck widthof doorwaysto be surehands willsafely fitThinksharp....neverhandle brokenglass withbare handsDon’tignore anyhandinjuriesInspect yourgloves forsigns of tearand wearWashimmediately ifcontact withchemical orother irritantNo Safety -Know Pain,Know Safety- No PainDon't usegloves whenworkingaround rotatingequipmentInspectmaterialbeforehandlingPull on awrench-neverpushBeawareofcrushinghazardsAlways wearsuitablegloves unlessnoted on STAUse yourhead toprotectyour handsPower Toolscan pose ahazard to yourhands if usedincorrectlyYour handsare yourmostvaluabletoolsRighttoolsfor taskMaterialsshould besecured beforeapplying powertoolsWear cut-resistantglovesUse approvedcleaners whenwashing yourhandsTwothumbs upfor handsafetyBe carefulwhen settingdown heavyboxes orother itemsWarning!!Drug use,while working,can lead to ahand injuryAlwaysconsiderergonomicsof handsHands aremy friends;along withpolicies andproceduresKnives are amajor sourceof disablinginjuriesBe hand-in-glovewithsafetySafety -it's in yourhandsKeep a gripon life andprotectyour handsHammers, chisels,and other strikingtools areresponsible formany handinjuriesWear theright sizeof glovesRightGlovesfor taskUse yourwits.....usepaddedmittsHand injuriesare at the top ofthe list amongindustrialaccidentsYou can lead aman to safety,but the manmust take hisown drinkHandsafety is inthe palm ofyour handsHands arenotexpendable.Is rushingreallyworth alost finger?Protect yourhands, youneed them topick up yourpay checkPinch pointsand crushinghazards areeverywhereKnow theDangerZonesKeep thesafety ofyour handsin mind at alltimesYou relyon yourhandsconstantlyWhereDangerLingers,watch yourfingersRetractingbladeknivesToolholderscan protectyour handsDo not takechemicalgloves intolunchroomsUsing Safetygloves is allin yourhandsGloves takeonly a fewseconds toput on—wearthemReplacing asaw guard iseasier thanreplacing afingerKeepknives insheathsConcentrateon whatyou’re doing-Mind onTaskKeep yourhandscleanIf you givesomebody ahand, makesure there isa glove in itDanger Zone:Materialhandling orstruck bysharp objectsPolicies andproceduressave handsand fingersTake careof yourglovesDon’t checkfor movingobjects withhandsPocket knivesare NOTpermitted tobe used astoolsMake suresafetyguards arein placeDanger Zone:Repetitivemotion/poorequipmentdesignClean up witha rag or abrush-notyour fingersor handsIf you areinjured, getfirst aidtreatmentimmediatelySafe hands arelike warmhearts. Withoutone you don’thave the otherDangerZone:ImproperlydressedwoundsDangerZone: Poorhand or bodypositionCloth orcanvas glovescan be wornunder leatherglovesDanger Zone:Contact withhot objects ormaterialsWarning!!Sleepdeprivationcan lead to ahand injuryKnow whatguardsshould be onyour toolsCrushinghazards arecommon athome andworkDon’t be afool- Usethe propertoolDangerZone: Struckby or againstobjectsRemove alljewelry thatcould interferewith yoursafetyDangerZone:Misuse ofportablepower toolsAvoidexcessivevibrationDangerZone: PoorhygienepracticesNever reachinto machineryto repairwithout takingthe LT3 stepsDangerZone:Caught inrotatingequipmentDifferent glovesare designed toprotect againstspecifichazardsYour handsarenecessaryfor a lot ofthings.Don’t use anair hose inplace of abrush orvacuumImmediatelyreportinjuriesGet a grip.Toprevent aslip, usehandrailsDangerZone:Caught inpinch pointsWrenches canpose a hazardto your handsif usedimproperlyAn obedienthand has aclearconscience.Distractionslosefingers-PayattentionGivesafetya handGet promptmedicalattentionwhenrequiredQualityand safetygo hand inhandKnow thesigns ofdermatitis andother skindisordersScrewdriversused incorrectlycan make adeep puncturewoundPrevention isthe bestmethod toeliminatedermatitisCheck thetool fordefects –replace if youfind anyConcentrateon what youare doingANY work-relatedinjuries mustbe reportedimmediatelyKeep a gripon life andpracticehand safetyDanger Zone:Contact withcaustic orcorrosivematerialsAlwaysknow theright glovefor the jobGloves areprovidedto protectyouGel pads andGel wrestskeep carpeltunnel at bayTake handsafetyseriouslyThe safehand isthe happyhandNever hold theitem you’reworking on inyour hand-usevise or flatsurfaceNever weargloves whenworkingaround rotatingequipmentPinchPoints areeverywhereDermatitis isaninflammationof the skinTwohands arebetterthan oneNever usea wrenchas ahammerMaterialsshould besecured beforeapplying powertoolsCut awayfrom bodySome tools areirreplaceable…Protect yourhandsBe carefulwhenhandlingmaterialRound-tippedknivesDanger Zone:EnergizedSystems – NoLOCK OUTA minor injurycan turn into amajor one if youdon’t attend to itright awayIf injured,seek firstaidimmediatelyProtectyourhands...Useyour headInspectToolsNever use ascrewdriveras a wedgeor pry barDon’t getcaught withyour guardoff….it couldbe dis-armingCheck widthof doorwaysto be surehands willsafely fitThinksharp....neverhandle brokenglass withbare handsDon’tignore anyhandinjuriesInspect yourgloves forsigns of tearand wearWashimmediately ifcontact withchemical orother irritantNo Safety -Know Pain,Know Safety- No PainDon't usegloves whenworkingaround rotatingequipmentInspectmaterialbeforehandlingPull on awrench-neverpushBeawareofcrushinghazardsAlways wearsuitablegloves unlessnoted on STAUse yourhead toprotectyour handsPower Toolscan pose ahazard to yourhands if usedincorrectlyYour handsare yourmostvaluabletoolsRighttoolsfor taskMaterialsshould besecured beforeapplying powertoolsWear cut-resistantglovesUse approvedcleaners whenwashing yourhandsTwothumbs upfor handsafetyBe carefulwhen settingdown heavyboxes orother itemsWarning!!Drug use,while working,can lead to ahand injuryAlwaysconsiderergonomicsof handsHands aremy friends;along withpolicies andproceduresKnives are amajor sourceof disablinginjuriesBe hand-in-glovewithsafetySafety -it's in yourhandsKeep a gripon life andprotectyour handsHammers, chisels,and other strikingtools areresponsible formany handinjuriesWear theright sizeof glovesRightGlovesfor taskUse yourwits.....usepaddedmittsHand injuriesare at the top ofthe list amongindustrialaccidentsYou can lead aman to safety,but the manmust take hisown drinkHandsafety is inthe palm ofyour handsHands arenotexpendable.Is rushingreallyworth alost finger?Protect yourhands, youneed them topick up yourpay checkPinch pointsand crushinghazards areeverywhereKnow theDangerZonesKeep thesafety ofyour handsin mind at alltimesYou relyon yourhandsconstantlyWhereDangerLingers,watch yourfingersRetractingbladeknivesToolholderscan protectyour handsDo not takechemicalgloves intolunchroomsUsing Safetygloves is allin yourhandsGloves takeonly a fewseconds toput on—wearthem

FW Hand Safety 2014 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Replacing a saw guard is easier than replacing a finger
  2. Keep knives in sheaths
  3. Concentrate on what you’re doing-Mind on Task
  4. Keep your hands clean
  5. If you give somebody a hand, make sure there is a glove in it
  6. Danger Zone: Material handling or struck by sharp objects
  7. Policies and procedures save hands and fingers
  8. Take care of your gloves
  9. Don’t check for moving objects with hands
  10. Pocket knives are NOT permitted to be used as tools
  11. Make sure safety guards are in place
  12. Danger Zone: Repetitive motion/poor equipment design
  13. Clean up with a rag or a brush-not your fingers or hands
  14. If you are injured, get first aid treatment immediately
  15. Safe hands are like warm hearts. Without one you don’t have the other
  16. Danger Zone: Improperly dressed wounds
  17. Danger Zone: Poor hand or body position
  18. Cloth or canvas gloves can be worn under leather gloves
  19. Danger Zone: Contact with hot objects or materials
  20. Warning!! Sleep deprivation can lead to a hand injury
  21. Know what guards should be on your tools
  22. Crushing hazards are common at home and work
  23. Don’t be a fool- Use the proper tool
  24. Danger Zone: Struck by or against objects
  25. Remove all jewelry that could interfere with your safety
  26. Danger Zone: Misuse of portable power tools
  27. Avoid excessive vibration
  28. Danger Zone: Poor hygiene practices
  29. Never reach into machinery to repair without taking the LT3 steps
  30. Danger Zone: Caught in rotating equipment
  31. Different gloves are designed to protect against specific hazards
  32. Your hands are necessary for a lot of things.
  33. Don’t use an air hose in place of a brush or vacuum
  34. Immediately report injuries
  35. Get a grip. To prevent a slip, use hand rails
  36. Danger Zone: Caught in pinch points
  37. Wrenches can pose a hazard to your hands if used improperly
  38. An obedient hand has a clear conscience.
  39. Distractions lose fingers-Pay attention
  40. Give safety a hand
  41. Get prompt medical attention when required
  42. Quality and safety go hand in hand
  43. Know the signs of dermatitis and other skin disorders
  44. Screwdrivers used incorrectly can make a deep puncture wound
  45. Prevention is the best method to eliminate dermatitis
  46. Check the tool for defects –replace if you find any
  47. Concentrate on what you are doing
  48. ANY work-related injuries must be reported immediately
  49. Keep a grip on life and practice hand safety
  50. Danger Zone: Contact with caustic or corrosive materials
  51. Always know the right glove for the job
  52. Gloves are provided to protect you
  53. Gel pads and Gel wrests keep carpel tunnel at bay
  54. Take hand safety seriously
  55. The safe hand is the happy hand
  56. Never hold the item you’re working on in your hand-use vise or flat surface
  57. Never wear gloves when working around rotating equipment
  58. Pinch Points are everywhere
  59. Dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin
  60. Two hands are better than one
  61. Never use a wrench as a hammer
  62. Materials should be secured before applying power tools
  63. Cut away from body
  64. Some tools are irreplaceable…Protect your hands
  65. Be careful when handling material
  66. Round-tipped knives
  67. Danger Zone: Energized Systems – No LOCK OUT
  68. A minor injury can turn into a major one if you don’t attend to it right away
  69. If injured, seek first aid immediately
  70. Protect your hands...Use your head
  71. Inspect Tools
  72. Never use a screwdriver as a wedge or pry bar
  73. Don’t get caught with your guard off….it could be dis-arming
  74. Check width of doorways to be sure hands will safely fit
  75. Think sharp....never handle broken glass with bare hands
  76. Don’t ignore any hand injuries
  77. Inspect your gloves for signs of tear and wear
  78. Wash immediately if contact with chemical or other irritant
  79. No Safety - Know Pain, Know Safety - No Pain
  80. Don't use gloves when working around rotating equipment
  81. Inspect material before handling
  82. Pull on a wrench-never push
  83. Beaware of crushing hazards
  84. Always wear suitable gloves unless noted on STA
  85. Use your head to protect your hands
  86. Power Tools can pose a hazard to your hands if used incorrectly
  87. Your hands are your most valuable tools
  88. Right tools for task
  89. Materials should be secured before applying power tools
  90. Wear cut-resistant gloves
  91. Use approved cleaners when washing your hands
  92. Two thumbs up for hand safety
  93. Be careful when setting down heavy boxes or other items
  94. Warning!! Drug use, while working, can lead to a hand injury
  95. Always consider ergonomics of hands
  96. Hands are my friends; along with policies and procedures
  97. Knives are a major source of disabling injuries
  98. Be hand-in-glove with safety
  99. Safety - it's in your hands
  100. Keep a grip on life and protect your hands
  101. Hammers, chisels, and other striking tools are responsible for many hand injuries
  102. Wear the right size of gloves
  103. Right Gloves for task
  104. Use your wits.....use padded mitts
  105. Hand injuries are at the top of the list among industrial accidents
  106. You can lead a man to safety, but the man must take his own drink
  107. Hand safety is in the palm of your hands
  108. Hands are not expendable.
  109. Is rushing really worth a lost finger?
  110. Protect your hands, you need them to pick up your pay check
  111. Pinch points and crushing hazards are everywhere
  112. Know the Danger Zones
  113. Keep the safety of your hands in mind at all times
  114. You rely on your hands constantly
  115. Where Danger Lingers, watch your fingers
  116. Retracting blade knives
  117. Tool holders can protect your hands
  118. Do not take chemical gloves into lunchrooms
  119. Using Safety gloves is all in your hands
  120. Gloves take only a few seconds to put on—wear them