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.

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