EmergencyShowerRiskAssessmentEarmuffsEarplugsArcFlashUseMirrors InHallwaysDon’tRunRespiratorEmergencyPreparednessFireExtinguisherThermalBurnsHeatResistantGlovesFlammableLiquidErgonomicsHearingProtectionSlipResistantShoesLeatherGlovesActiveShooterPreparednessWorkatHeightUseHandrailsUnevenSurfacesFirstAidHearingProtectionPreventWorkerFatigueFrockEvacuationPlanSlipsandTripsChemicalDatabaseFlammableStorageCabinetReproductiveHazardsHazardousWasteAEDRespiratoryProtectionChemicalHazardAssessmentMSDSSheetClassC FireBe AlertDon’tGet HurtClassA FireSafetyProceduresSafetyFirstChainGasCylindersSafetyHarnessFree!WeldingShieldSafetyCultureAppropriateToolSelectionAerosolsWetFloorSignSafetyGlassesCleanUpSpillsEmergencyExitProperLightingFlammableLiquidsHazardCommunicationEye andFaceProtectionSafetyCoordinatorBackSupportEnvironmentHealth andSafety(EHS)ReduceClutterTornadoDrillFaceShieldDegradationClassB FireFallPreventionNitrileGlovesSharpsContainerLadderSafetyCarbonMonoxideDetectorConfinedSpaceCPRProperVentilationClosedToedShoesShoeCoversWorkersCompensationFireSafetyChemicalSpill KitBloodbornePathogensStoreAcids andBasesSeparatelyHardHatOccupationalHealthCarcinogensIrritantHazardousSubstanceNearMissForkliftSafetyComplianceBomb ThreatPreparednessBiohazardBinCorrosiveLabCoatSteelToeBootsRespiratoryProtectionSaltingIcyEntrancesStrain andSprainPreventionWork-RelatedMusculoskeletalDisordersMaskKnowYourLimitsLiftWith aBuddyPPELockout/TagoutProperTrainingFireDrillHazardousMaterialIdentificationSystem(HMIS)OccupationalSafety andHealthAdministrationLostTimeEmergencyShowerRiskAssessmentEarmuffsEarplugsArcFlashUseMirrors InHallwaysDon’tRunRespiratorEmergencyPreparednessFireExtinguisherThermalBurnsHeatResistantGlovesFlammableLiquidErgonomicsHearingProtectionSlipResistantShoesLeatherGlovesActiveShooterPreparednessWorkatHeightUseHandrailsUnevenSurfacesFirstAidHearingProtectionPreventWorkerFatigueFrockEvacuationPlanSlipsandTripsChemicalDatabaseFlammableStorageCabinetReproductiveHazardsHazardousWasteAEDRespiratoryProtectionChemicalHazardAssessmentMSDSSheetClassC FireBe AlertDon’tGet HurtClassA FireSafetyProceduresSafetyFirstChainGasCylindersSafetyHarnessFree!WeldingShieldSafetyCultureAppropriateToolSelectionAerosolsWetFloorSignSafetyGlassesCleanUpSpillsEmergencyExitProperLightingFlammableLiquidsHazardCommunicationEye andFaceProtectionSafetyCoordinatorBackSupportEnvironmentHealth andSafety(EHS)ReduceClutterTornadoDrillFaceShieldDegradationClassB FireFallPreventionNitrileGlovesSharpsContainerLadderSafetyCarbonMonoxideDetectorConfinedSpaceCPRProperVentilationClosedToedShoesShoeCoversWorkersCompensationFireSafetyChemicalSpill KitBloodbornePathogensStoreAcids andBasesSeparatelyHardHatOccupationalHealthCarcinogensIrritantHazardousSubstanceNearMissForkliftSafetyComplianceBomb ThreatPreparednessBiohazardBinCorrosiveLabCoatSteelToeBootsRespiratoryProtectionSaltingIcyEntrancesStrain andSprainPreventionWork-RelatedMusculoskeletalDisordersMaskKnowYourLimitsLiftWith aBuddyPPELockout/TagoutProperTrainingFireDrillHazardousMaterialIdentificationSystem(HMIS)OccupationalSafety andHealthAdministrationLostTime

Safety Day Bingo - 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. Emergency Shower
  2. Risk Assessment
  3. Earmuffs
  4. Earplugs
  5. Arc Flash
  6. Use Mirrors In Hallways
  7. Don’t Run
  8. Respirator
  9. Emergency Preparedness
  10. Fire Extinguisher
  11. Thermal Burns
  12. Heat Resistant Gloves
  13. Flammable Liquid
  14. Ergonomics
  15. Hearing Protection
  16. Slip Resistant Shoes
  17. Leather Gloves
  18. Active Shooter Preparedness
  19. Work at Height
  20. Use Handrails
  21. Uneven Surfaces
  22. First Aid
  23. Hearing Protection
  24. Prevent Worker Fatigue
  25. Frock
  26. Evacuation Plan
  27. Slips and Trips
  28. Chemical Database
  29. Flammable Storage Cabinet
  30. Reproductive Hazards
  31. Hazardous Waste
  32. AED
  33. Respiratory Protection
  34. Chemical Hazard Assessment
  35. MSDS Sheet
  36. Class C Fire
  37. Be Alert Don’t Get Hurt
  38. Class A Fire
  39. Safety Procedures
  40. Safety First
  41. Chain Gas Cylinders
  42. Safety Harness
  43. Free!
  44. Welding Shield
  45. Safety Culture
  46. Appropriate Tool Selection
  47. Aerosols
  48. Wet Floor Sign
  49. Safety Glasses
  50. Clean Up Spills
  51. Emergency Exit
  52. Proper Lighting
  53. Flammable Liquids
  54. Hazard Communication
  55. Eye and Face Protection
  56. Safety Coordinator
  57. Back Support
  58. Environment Health and Safety (EHS)
  59. Reduce Clutter
  60. Tornado Drill
  61. Face Shield
  62. Degradation
  63. Class B Fire
  64. Fall Prevention
  65. Nitrile Gloves
  66. Sharps Container
  67. Ladder Safety
  68. Carbon Monoxide Detector
  69. Confined Space
  70. CPR
  71. Proper Ventilation
  72. Closed Toed Shoes
  73. Shoe Covers
  74. Workers Compensation
  75. Fire Safety
  76. Chemical Spill Kit
  77. Bloodborne Pathogens
  78. Store Acids and Bases Separately
  79. Hard Hat
  80. Occupational Health
  81. Carcinogens
  82. Irritant
  83. Hazardous Substance
  84. Near Miss
  85. Forklift Safety
  86. Compliance
  87. Bomb Threat Preparedness
  88. Biohazard Bin
  89. Corrosive
  90. Lab Coat
  91. Steel Toe Boots
  92. Respiratory Protection
  93. Salting Icy Entrances
  94. Strain and Sprain Prevention
  95. Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders
  96. Mask
  97. Know Your Limits
  98. Lift With a Buddy
  99. PPE
  100. Lockout/Tagout
  101. Proper Training
  102. Fire Drill
  103. Hazardous Material Identification System (HMIS)
  104. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
  105. Lost Time