WorkplaceSafetyOverallprotection ofworkers fromjob-relatedinjuries andillnessesConstructionSafetySpecific safetymeasuresrequired whenbuildingstructuresRegularBriefingsScheduledmeetings todiscuss safetyupdates andproceduresEquipmentInspectionRegularchecking oftools andmachinery toensure they'resafe to useEquipmentMaintenanceRegular careand repair oftools andmachinery toensure safeoperationHazardousMaterialsSubstancesthat pose risksto health,safety, or theenvironmentHardHatsProtectiveheadgear wornon constructionsites to preventhead injuriesSafetyGlassesEye protectionthat shieldsagainst flyingdebris andchemicalsplashesEmergencyCommunicationSystems inplace to quicklyalert workersduring crisissituationsEquipmentLogbooksWritten recordstrackingmaintenance,inspections,and equipmentusageEmergencyProceduresStep-by-stepplans followedduringworkplaceaccidents ordisastersChernobylFamousnuclear disasterthat highlightedthe importanceof safetyprotocolsSafetySignageVisual warningsand informationpostedthroughout theworkplaceGlovesHand protectionthat varies bymaterialdepending onthe type ofhazardSafetyTrainingEducationprograms thatteach workershow to staysafe on the jobSafetyProceduresDetailedinstructions forperformingtasks safelyand avoidingaccidentsRadiationInvisible energythat can beharmful tohumans, asseen in nucleardisastersEarProtectionDevices likeearplugs orearmuffs used toprevent hearingdamage fromloud noiseCommunicationProtocolsEstablishedmethods forsharing safetyinformationbetweenworkersPreventiveMaintenanceRoutine upkeepperformed topreventequipmentfailure before ithappensTwo-WayRadiosCommunicationdevices thatallow instantcontactbetween teammembersSteel-toedBootsFootwear withreinforcedmetal caps toprotect feetfrom fallingobjectsProtectiveGearAnother termfor equipmentworn to shieldthe body fromworkplacehazardsSafetyProtocolsFormal rulesand proceduresdesigned topreventaccidentsPPE(PersonalProtectiveEquipment)Equipment worn tominimize exposureto hazards thatcause seriousworkplace injuriesWorkplaceSafetyOverallprotection ofworkers fromjob-relatedinjuries andillnessesConstructionSafetySpecific safetymeasuresrequired whenbuildingstructuresRegularBriefingsScheduledmeetings todiscuss safetyupdates andproceduresEquipmentInspectionRegularchecking oftools andmachinery toensure they'resafe to useEquipmentMaintenanceRegular careand repair oftools andmachinery toensure safeoperationHazardousMaterialsSubstancesthat pose risksto health,safety, or theenvironmentHardHatsProtectiveheadgear wornon constructionsites to preventhead injuriesSafetyGlassesEye protectionthat shieldsagainst flyingdebris andchemicalsplashesEmergencyCommunicationSystems inplace to quicklyalert workersduring crisissituationsEquipmentLogbooksWritten recordstrackingmaintenance,inspections,and equipmentusageEmergencyProceduresStep-by-stepplans followedduringworkplaceaccidents ordisastersChernobylFamousnuclear disasterthat highlightedthe importanceof safetyprotocolsSafetySignageVisual warningsand informationpostedthroughout theworkplaceGlovesHand protectionthat varies bymaterialdepending onthe type ofhazardSafetyTrainingEducationprograms thatteach workershow to staysafe on the jobSafetyProceduresDetailedinstructions forperformingtasks safelyand avoidingaccidentsRadiationInvisible energythat can beharmful tohumans, asseen in nucleardisastersEarProtectionDevices likeearplugs orearmuffs used toprevent hearingdamage fromloud noiseCommunicationProtocolsEstablishedmethods forsharing safetyinformationbetweenworkersPreventiveMaintenanceRoutine upkeepperformed topreventequipmentfailure before ithappensTwo-WayRadiosCommunicationdevices thatallow instantcontactbetween teammembersSteel-toedBootsFootwear withreinforcedmetal caps toprotect feetfrom fallingobjectsProtectiveGearAnother termfor equipmentworn to shieldthe body fromworkplacehazardsSafetyProtocolsFormal rulesand proceduresdesigned topreventaccidentsPPE(PersonalProtectiveEquipment)Equipment worn tominimize exposureto hazards thatcause seriousworkplace injuries

Princ of Eng 1B - Safety Review - 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. Overall protection of workers from job-related injuries and illnesses
    Workplace Safety
  2. Specific safety measures required when building structures
    Construction Safety
  3. Scheduled meetings to discuss safety updates and procedures
    Regular Briefings
  4. Regular checking of tools and machinery to ensure they're safe to use
    Equipment Inspection
  5. Regular care and repair of tools and machinery to ensure safe operation
    Equipment Maintenance
  6. Substances that pose risks to health, safety, or the environment
    Hazardous Materials
  7. Protective headgear worn on construction sites to prevent head injuries
    Hard Hats
  8. Eye protection that shields against flying debris and chemical splashes
    Safety Glasses
  9. Systems in place to quickly alert workers during crisis situations
    Emergency Communication
  10. Written records tracking maintenance, inspections, and equipment usage
    Equipment Logbooks
  11. Step-by-step plans followed during workplace accidents or disasters
    Emergency Procedures
  12. Famous nuclear disaster that highlighted the importance of safety protocols
    Chernobyl
  13. Visual warnings and information posted throughout the workplace
    Safety Signage
  14. Hand protection that varies by material depending on the type of hazard
    Gloves
  15. Education programs that teach workers how to stay safe on the job
    Safety Training
  16. Detailed instructions for performing tasks safely and avoiding accidents
    Safety Procedures
  17. Invisible energy that can be harmful to humans, as seen in nuclear disasters
    Radiation
  18. Devices like earplugs or earmuffs used to prevent hearing damage from loud noise
    Ear Protection
  19. Established methods for sharing safety information between workers
    Communication Protocols
  20. Routine upkeep performed to prevent equipment failure before it happens
    Preventive Maintenance
  21. Communication devices that allow instant contact between team members
    Two-Way Radios
  22. Footwear with reinforced metal caps to protect feet from falling objects
    Steel-toed Boots
  23. Another term for equipment worn to shield the body from workplace hazards
    Protective Gear
  24. Formal rules and procedures designed to prevent accidents
    Safety Protocols
  25. Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards that cause serious workplace injuries
    PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)