MARCH SAFETY

ACRONYMS

100

FHA

Finger, Hands, & Arms

200

LOTOTCRE

Lockout Tagout Test Confirm Re-Energize

300

SDS, Formerly MSDS

(Material) Safety Data Sheets

400

VHF & CB

Very High Frequency & Citizen's Band

500

UHMW

Ultra High Molecular Weight (Polyurethane)

EMERGENCY RESPONSE

100

This radio channel is used to call for First Responders, Millwrights, and Electricians.

VHF Channel 2

200

This kit has been assembled to safely clean up bodily fluids.

Bloodborne Pathogen Kit

300

This type of container is used to collect used spill cleanup materials and oily debris.

Black Dumpster

400

The name of the system used to look up SDS information for chemicals on site.

3E

500

CPR chest compressions should be given at the same tempo of this song.

Stayin' Alive - Bee Gees (1977)

PPE

100

When changing knives or saws, these must be worn on the arms to protect from cuts

Cut Sleeves

200

Face Shields are required when using this power tool.

Chainsaw or Angle Grinder

300

A waiver must be signed before using this disposable piece of protective equipment.

Disposable Respirator

400

Safety glasses and frames must have this safety rating in order to be used at Weyerhaeuser

Z87

500

Double hearing must be worn when you are exposed to over 100 decibels for this amount of time

15 minutes

OUTDOORS

100

This parasite can be pulled straight out using fingers, or removed with special tools if embedded deeply.

Ticks

200

This plant can cause skin irritation, itching, rashes, and is just beginning to bud at the end of March.

Poison Oak

300

This is what you should do with baby deer found in the grass during the springtime.

Leave them alone

400

This common substance applied to the skin will prevent the production of Vitamin D in the sunshine

Sunscreen

500

This edible plant grows along streams and roadside ditches and leaves invisible spines that irritate the skin.

Stinging nettle