Glass Science
Glass Acronyms
Health & Safety
Quality
O-I Then & Now
100

Clear glass is called this.

What is Flint?

100

NPD is an abbreviation for this company division.

What is New Product Development?

100

TRIR is an abbreviation for this Safety metric. Provide the acronym and definition of TRIR.

What is the Total recordable incident rate?

TRIR is based on the number of safety incidents reported against the number of workers present and the number of hours worked.

100

These are the (3) main categories of glass defects, in terms of severity.

What are Critical, Major (or Functional), Minor (or Cosmetic)?

100

This person is the Chief Executive Officer for O-I Glass, Inc.

Who is Andres Lopez?

 

200

This is the mini process where a glass container is reheated and then gradually cooled to release stress and strengthen the glass.

What is Annealing?

200

PLCC is an abbreviation for this financial metric we monitor and manage

What is Product Loss & Customer Claims?

200

The acronyms PASS stands for this and is related to this emergency procedure.

What is Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep for fire extinguisher use?

200

This is the finish diameter threshold, in millimeters, for a container to be considered a "wide-mouth"

What is 38mm and larger?

200

The Auburn, NY O-I facility was constructed in this year.

What is 1978?

300

These are the 3 main raw materials that make up glass.

What are Sand, Soda Ash and Limestone?

300

FP is an abbreviation for this inspection equipment.

What is Ferguson Portable?

300

Daily Double! Our Golden Rules


Earn 50 points for each of the Golden Rules you can name.

What are:

PPE, 

Lockout/Tagout, 

Working at Heights, 

Machinery Operations, 

Vehicle Operations, 

and Stop Work Authority?

300

Internal fluoride treatment prevents this defect in Spirit and Pharmaceutical containers.

What is "Bloom" or "Weathering"?

300

Michael J. Owens invented this in 1903.

What is the automatic bottle-making machine?

400

A flexible, modular, standardized glass production line.

What is MAGMA (or Modular Advanced Glass Manufacturing Asset)?

400

The acronym RTD/FAB is an abbreviation for this industry (product mix, like beer, food, wine).

What is “Ready to Drink / Flavored Alcoholic Beverage”?

400

This a protection system against unintentional exposure to hazardous energy such as electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, thermal, and other energy sources.

What is Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)?

400

Bar, Crescent, Dot, and Chain are examples of this feature on a glass bottle.

What is knurling?

400

The year Michael J. Owens was inducted into the National Inventor’s Hall of Fame.

What is 2007?

500

The O-I developed single-serve glass container has a wide-mouth opening which releases more aroma straight from the bottle, enhancing the beverage’s flavor.

What is the Drinktainer?

500

XRF is an abbreviation for this.

What is X-Ray Fluorescence?

500

These are the steps should you follow if you encounter an active shooter (in the right sequential order).

What are Run, Hide, and Fight?

500

This industry or product mix contains the highest gas volumes.

What is Wine, or more specifically Champagne (or Sparkling wine)?

500

Daily Double! O-I Values


Name the five O-I values that communicate our culture and what is important to us. 


Earn 200 points for each of the O-I Values you can name.

What are:

Safety & Wellbeing, 

Diversity Equity and Inclusion

Passion

Accountability

Agility