ORNL Safety
This is the immediate action to take when you identify an imminent risk that cannot be safely controlled.
What is stop work?
Loose cords, uneven flooring, and clutter are common examples of this type of hazard.
What are trip hazards?
Before digging, homeowners can call this free nationwide number to have underground utility lines marked.
What is 811?
This ORNL system is used to document policy and standards.
What is SBMS?
This potentially deadly gas cannot be seen or smelled, making a detector essential near sleeping areas.
What is carbon monoxide?
In addition to carrying drinking water, hikers should bring this item to make backcountry water safer to drink.
What is a water filter, purifier, or chemical treatment?
This unsafe practice occurs when one employee badges into a secure area and allows another person to enter without using their own badge.
What is piggybacking?
If your vehicle begins hydroplaning, this is the safest immediate response.
What is ease off the accelerator and steer straight?
Using this object creates a fire risk after it's expiration date.
What is a power strip?
This personally-owned chemical irritant is allowed onsite if locked in a privately-owned vehicle and the canister is 2.5 ounces or less.
What is mace or pepper spray?
This action can help prevent a small kitchen grease fire from becoming a major emergency.
What is smother the fire?
To reduce fire and burn hazards, refuel the mower only after doing this.
What is allowing the engine to cool?
Your computer has been exposed to ransomware, you should disconnect computer from the internet. This is something you should not to do to preserve evidence.
What is turn off your computer?
When traveling along a road, bicyclists should travel in this direction.
What is with traffic?
This depth is considered safe for diving in this safety moment.
What is 9 feet?