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SAFETY 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. Fire Safety
  2. Safety Walks
  3. Monthly Safety Training
  4. Asbestos
  5. Hoist Inspection
  6. Confined Spaces
  7. Walking Working Surfaces
  8. Pedestrian and forktruck driver need to make
    Eye Contact
  9. What is the safety QR Code on the walls around the plant for?
    Reporting a Near Miss
  10. What is an uncompromised value and every employee's responsiblity?
    Safety
  11. Awareness
  12. Bloodborne Pathogen
  13. Cleanliness, order, and a place for everything is known as___
    Good Housekeeping
  14. Gloves
  15. Repetitive Motion
  16. Ergonomics
  17. PPE
  18. Ear Plugs
  19. Exit Routes
  20. Electrical Safety
  21. Recordable
  22. Sharp Edges
  23. PIT/Forklifts
  24. No Jewelry or Loose Clothing
  25. Contractor & Visitor Safety
  26. Blocked Exit
  27. Report All Incidents
  28. Hearing Conservation
  29. Spot the Hazard
  30. Do not block access to electrical panels and ____
  31. 1 on 1 Engagements
  32. Electrical Safety
  33. Non-Routine Tasks
  34. Seatbelt
  35. First Responder
  36. How many lost time injuries have we had YTD?
    0, Zero Zip Nada Zilch
  37. Leader Standard Work (LSW)
  38. Spill Kit
  39. Cranes, Hoists & Rigging
  40. Trip Hazard
  41. Hearing Protection
  42. Safety Glasses
  43. Hand Safety
  44. Team Lift
  45. Focused Safety Observations
  46. Bump Hazard
  47. a safety procedure for ensuring authorized employees completely shut down equipment whiile making repairs
  48. What must be inspected every month?
  49. Machine Guarding
  50. Tier II & Safety
  51. Safety Communication Boards
  52. Chemical Labeling
  53. First Aid
  54. Near Miss Program
  55. Blood Borne Pathogens
  56. Safety Accountability Matrix (SAM)
  57. Ladder Safety
  58. Safety Metrics
  59. Emergency Evacuation
  60. Safety Rules
  61. Caught Working Safely
  62. Hazard Communication
  63. What protects you eyes and not your hat?
  64. A pedestrian and a forktruck driver must make ______
    Eye Contact
  65. New Chemical Review
  66. SDS
  67. Machine Guard
  68. Hot Work
  69. Rail Unloading
  70. Before you use a forktruck, crane or hoist, you must first
  71. Critical Safety Rules (CSR)
  72. Housekeeping
  73. Cell Phone Policy
  74. Hazard Identification