Stay Hydrated MVV Safety is Cool Use Care & Caution When Lifting Use Your Own Initiative Safe at Work & at Play Break Bad Habits Do a 360 Walkaround Be a Positive Part of our Safety Culture Heat Stress Index Ask Questions Watch Out for Each Other Operate Equipment Only if Qualified Cue Reward Report ALL Injuries to TriageNow Check Your Tires Find Shade or a Cool Area Assess the Lift Take Rest Breaks Routine Check Your Wiper Blades Be Proactive G.O.A.L. (Get Out And Look) Wear Protective Clothing Acclimatize to the Heat Milk is Good for Hydration Practice Good Housekeeping Eat Light Foods Wear Sunscreen Form Good Safety Habits Habit Loop Safety Supervisor Ergonomics Know the Signs of Heat Illness Stay Hydrated MVV Safety is Cool Use Care & Caution When Lifting Use Your Own Initiative Safe at Work & at Play Break Bad Habits Do a 360 Walkaround Be a Positive Part of our Safety Culture Heat Stress Index Ask Questions Watch Out for Each Other Operate Equipment Only if Qualified Cue Reward Report ALL Injuries to TriageNow Check Your Tires Find Shade or a Cool Area Assess the Lift Take Rest Breaks Routine Check Your Wiper Blades Be Proactive G.O.A.L. (Get Out And Look) Wear Protective Clothing Acclimatize to the Heat Milk is Good for Hydration Practice Good Housekeeping Eat Light Foods Wear Sunscreen Form Good Safety Habits Habit Loop Safety Supervisor Ergonomics Know the Signs of Heat Illness
(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.
Stay Hydrated
MVV
Safety is Cool
Use Care & Caution When Lifting
Use Your Own Initiative
Safe at Work & at Play
Break Bad Habits
Do a 360 Walkaround
Be a Positive Part of our Safety Culture
Heat Stress Index
Ask Questions
Watch Out for Each Other
Operate Equipment Only if Qualified
Cue
Reward
Report ALL Injuries to TriageNow
Check Your Tires
Find Shade or a Cool Area
Assess the Lift
Take Rest Breaks
Routine
Check Your Wiper Blades
Be Proactive
G.O.A.L.
(Get Out And Look)
Wear Protective Clothing
Acclimatize to the Heat
Milk is Good for Hydration
Practice Good Housekeeping
Eat Light Foods
Wear Sunscreen
Form Good Safety Habits
Habit Loop
Safety Supervisor
Ergonomics
Know the Signs of Heat Illness