Keepvisibilityclear fromobstructionKeepOffice/HallwaysClutter-Free Inspectionfor slipand triphazardsMakeyourselfknown toforkliftdriversChemicalPlantSafetyCleanEyeProtectionAvoidAny WetSurfacesSafe WorkEnvironmentLooking inthedirectionof travelPREVENTSLIP,TRIPS &FALLSKeep allthreewheelsgroundedDon'tbeslippin'Make surethere are nocracks orholes flooringand walkways SafeHousekeepingSafetyFirstFootwearProperSize andFittingCreate GoodHousekeepingPracticesTakeYourTimeHold theHandrailBeProactiveStay AlertDon't GetHurtInspecttread onshoes andboots DeclutterInspectexterior ofthe footwearfor damageAvoidthe line-of-fireClean SpillsImmediatelyInspect theinterior offootwear fordamageKeep all workareas,pathways,storerooms andareas cleanBe Awareof UnevenSurfacesAppropriateFootwearFalls arePreventable MaintainProperLightingFootwearFit andcomfortNoshortcuts AvoidImproperBodyMechanicsEncouragesafe workpractices SiVance Repair looseflooring,carpeting ormatsWearProperShoesAvoidleavingboxes, filesor briefcasesin walkwaysMaintainGoodHousekeepingTwistingleads toshouting -No twistingPick uplooseitems fromthe floorSlowDown IndustrialHygiene  Awareness oftransition fromone floor typeto another Inspect forexposureto hazardsThe OnlyTrip ThatShould beTaken is aVacationControlIndividualBehaviorShoelacestiedcorrectlyPoliciesand/orProcedures Recognizingandevaluatingon-the-jobhazards Display“Wet Floor”signs asneeded Clean andorderlyworkspace Never Standon Surfacewith Wheels Preventingis KeyReportSafetyHazardsFootwearPPESeesomethingSaysomethingHousekeepingprocedures asa part of thedaily routine KeepDrawers/CabinetsClosedClearwalkways-DeclutterStraightenRugsSLIPTRIPFALLFREEEyesonTaskDon'tbefallin'Don'tbetrippin'AvoidCreatingObstacles inAisles andWalkwaysStayalert Payattention Don't betwistin'when liftin'Walkingspace free ofelectricalcords, cablesor toolsSafePracticesPick UpLoosePaper/Itemsfrom FloorKeepfootwearclean fromdirt anddebrisPlanAhead ChemicalManufacturing AvoidCreatingObstacles inAisles andWalkways The OnlyFall ThatShould TakePlace is theSeasonCaution ASpill CouldCause ASpillKeepvisibilityclear fromobstructionKeepOffice/HallwaysClutter-Free Inspectionfor slipand triphazardsMakeyourselfknown toforkliftdriversChemicalPlantSafetyCleanEyeProtectionAvoidAny WetSurfacesSafe WorkEnvironmentLooking inthedirectionof travelPREVENTSLIP,TRIPS &FALLSKeep allthreewheelsgroundedDon'tbeslippin'Make surethere are nocracks orholes flooringand walkways SafeHousekeepingSafetyFirstFootwearProperSize andFittingCreate GoodHousekeepingPracticesTakeYourTimeHold theHandrailBeProactiveStay AlertDon't GetHurtInspecttread onshoes andboots DeclutterInspectexterior ofthe footwearfor damageAvoidthe line-of-fireClean SpillsImmediatelyInspect theinterior offootwear fordamageKeep all workareas,pathways,storerooms andareas cleanBe Awareof UnevenSurfacesAppropriateFootwearFalls arePreventable MaintainProperLightingFootwearFit andcomfortNoshortcuts AvoidImproperBodyMechanicsEncouragesafe workpractices SiVance Repair looseflooring,carpeting ormatsWearProperShoesAvoidleavingboxes, filesor briefcasesin walkwaysMaintainGoodHousekeepingTwistingleads toshouting -No twistingPick uplooseitems fromthe floorSlowDown IndustrialHygiene  Awareness oftransition fromone floor typeto another Inspect forexposureto hazardsThe OnlyTrip ThatShould beTaken is aVacationControlIndividualBehaviorShoelacestiedcorrectlyPoliciesand/orProcedures Recognizingandevaluatingon-the-jobhazards Display“Wet Floor”signs asneeded Clean andorderlyworkspace Never Standon Surfacewith Wheels Preventingis KeyReportSafetyHazardsFootwearPPESeesomethingSaysomethingHousekeepingprocedures asa part of thedaily routine KeepDrawers/CabinetsClosedClearwalkways-DeclutterStraightenRugsSLIPTRIPFALLFREEEyesonTaskDon'tbefallin'Don'tbetrippin'AvoidCreatingObstacles inAisles andWalkwaysStayalert Payattention Don't betwistin'when liftin'Walkingspace free ofelectricalcords, cablesor toolsSafePracticesPick UpLoosePaper/Itemsfrom FloorKeepfootwearclean fromdirt anddebrisPlanAhead ChemicalManufacturing AvoidCreatingObstacles inAisles andWalkways The OnlyFall ThatShould TakePlace is theSeasonCaution ASpill CouldCause ASpill

WWS - Slips, Trips, Falls, and Housekeeping - 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. Keep visibility clear from obstruction
  2. Keep Office/Hallways Clutter-Free
  3. Inspection for slip and trip hazards
  4. Make yourself known to forklift drivers
  5. Chemical Plant Safety
  6. Clean Eye Protection
  7. Avoid Any Wet Surfaces
  8. Safe Work Environment
  9. Looking in the direction of travel
  10. PREVENT SLIP, TRIPS & FALLS
  11. Keep all three wheels grounded
  12. Don't be slippin'
  13. Make sure there are no cracks or holes flooring and walkways
  14. Safe Housekeeping
  15. Safety First
  16. Footwear Proper Size and Fitting
  17. Create Good Housekeeping Practices
  18. Take Your Time
  19. Hold the Handrail
  20. Be Proactive
  21. Stay Alert Don't Get Hurt
  22. Inspect tread on shoes and boots
  23. Declutter
  24. Inspect exterior of the footwear for damage
  25. Avoid the line-of-fire
  26. Clean Spills Immediately
  27. Inspect the interior of footwear for damage
  28. Keep all work areas, pathways, storerooms and areas clean
  29. Be Aware of Uneven Surfaces
  30. Appropriate Footwear
  31. Falls are Preventable
  32. Maintain Proper Lighting
  33. Footwear Fit and comfort
  34. No shortcuts
  35. Avoid Improper Body Mechanics
  36. Encourage safe work practices
  37. SiVance
  38. Repair loose flooring, carpeting or mats
  39. Wear Proper Shoes
  40. Avoid leaving boxes, files or briefcases in walkways
  41. Maintain Good Housekeeping
  42. Twisting leads to shouting - No twisting
  43. Pick up loose items from the floor
  44. Slow Down
  45. Industrial Hygiene
  46. Awareness of transition from one floor type to another
  47. Inspect for exposure to hazards
  48. The Only Trip That Should be Taken is a Vacation
  49. Control Individual Behavior
  50. Shoelaces tied correctly
  51. Policies and/or Procedures
  52. Recognizing and evaluating on-the-job hazards
  53. Display “Wet Floor” signs as needed
  54. Clean and orderly workspace
  55. Never Stand on Surface with Wheels
  56. Preventing is Key
  57. Report Safety Hazards
  58. Footwear PPE
  59. See something Say something
  60. Housekeeping procedures as a part of the daily routine
  61. Keep Drawers/Cabinets Closed
  62. Clear walkways - Declutter
  63. Straighten Rugs
  64. SLIP TRIP FALL FREE
  65. Eyes on Task
  66. Don't be fallin'
  67. Don't be trippin'
  68. Avoid Creating Obstacles in Aisles and Walkways
  69. Stay alert Pay attention
  70. Don't be twistin' when liftin'
  71. Walking space free of electrical cords, cables or tools
  72. Safe Practices
  73. Pick Up Loose Paper/Items from Floor
  74. Keep footwear clean from dirt and debris
  75. Plan Ahead
  76. Chemical Manufacturing
  77. Avoid Creating Obstacles in Aisles and Walkways
  78. The Only Fall That Should Take Place is the Season
  79. Caution A Spill Could Cause A Spill