Is It Hot In Here?
You Heard It Here First (Aid)
Vroom! Vroom!
Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head
Shaken Not Stirred
100

This is what you should do if you catch on fire.

What is "Stop, Drop & Roll"?

100

For the little cuts and even big gashes, its good to know that both break rooms in the office are equipped with bandages, iodine, peroxide, and gloves, all in a nice little container called this.

What is a First Aid Kit?

100

This part of the vehicle must be worn at all times when operating a state vehicle.

What is a seatbelt?

100

Employees should rely upon the DAS website, or major and local media outlets for information about this unplanned business event.

What is a building closure?

100

These are the three things you should do during an earthquake.

What is Drop, Cover and Hold On?

200

Since 1944, this furry fire safety friend has been reminding everyone that fire prevention comes from “Only You”.

Who is Smokey The Bear?

200

When treating a wound or a cut on yourself or a co-worker, always make sure you are wearing these handy items.

What are latex gloves?

200

This group of individuals have the right of way at all intersections, even in intersections that don’t have painted crosswalks. 

What are pedestrians?

200

All time loss because of inclement weather can be covered by vacation/comp/personal business or excused leave without this.

What is pay?

200

During an earthquake it is important to avoid windows as there may be broken this.

What is glass?

300

This is the amount of times you should re-enter a building that is on fire.

C'mon buddy...

What is ZERO?

300

Our office has various medical supplies, but sometimes we might run out of these essential items. In that event we will want to inform this office committee.

What is the Safety Committee?

300

This is the only time you can use a hand-held mobile communication device while driving a state vehicle.

What is NEVER?

300

Flood, fire, earthquake, tsunami, contagious illness, or internal or external environmental conditions having natural or manmade causes are considered this.

What are Hazardous Conditions?

300

Only after shaking has stopped should you attempt to evacuate the building. Watch for debris and fallen electrical this. 

What are wires?

400

Fires need these three elements to start.

What are Oxygen, Fuel, and Heat?

400

Uh oh! Somebody got rock salt in their eye! How did that even happen? I guess that’s not really important now, let’s go to the break room and get you some of this.

What is Eye Wash Solution?

400

Drivers who have a blood-alcohol level of this or more are considered intoxicated under Oregon law.

What is 0.08 percent?

400

The designated officials for ODOT determine the scope of curtailment or closure notifies DAS Communications and the media of closure decisions. Closure is determined based on these two items.

What are travel and weather conditions?

400

During an earthquake, most injuries and deaths are caused by this. 

What are heavy falling objects?

500

It takes this amount of time for a fire to become life threatening.

What is 2 minutes?

500

This procedure combines chest compressions often with artificial ventilation in an effort to manually preserve intact brain function until further measures are taken to restore spontaneous blood circulation and breathing in a person who is in cardiac arrest.

What is CPR?

500

According to ODOT, the number one reason for fatal vehicle crashes is this.

What is failure to stay in your lane?

500

When the agency or worksite is CLOSED, employees do not report to work, except for employees who are designated as this, similar to what many federal workers were deemed as during the recent federal government shutdown. 

What are “Essential Personnel”?

500

This is name of the potential seismic event that could decimate the west coast from Vancouver Island to the Northern California coast, causing major catastrophe to cities all along the pacific northwest.

What is the Cascadia Subduction Zone?