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A to Z of Fisheries SafetyVersión en línea One safety term per letter; solve the situation-based clues. por Mariclaire Herrera A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A State of staying vigilant about hazards on fishing vessels. Starts with B They also include biological toxins, allergens, and biological vectors that can carry diseases across different species. Starts with C Any mixture or two or more chemical substances, through inhalation, skin absorption, ingestion, or contact with harmful substances. Starts with D It is a condition of abnormally dry weather within a geographic region. Starts with E A field that focuses on how the natural and human-built surroundings as well as behaviors affect human well-being. Starts with F Immediate care given to injuries before professional help. Starts with G Forms of protective eyewear that usually enclose or protect the area surrounding the eye Starts with H Securing device attached to a person to prevent falls. Starts with I This occurs when a pathogen is introduced into the body through a puncture, needlestick injury, or a bite from an infected vector, like a mosquito carrying the dengue virus. Starts with J Systematic review of tasks to identify hazards and controls. Starts with K Device that immediately stops machinery in an emergency. Starts with L Personal buoyant device worn to stay afloat in water. Starts with M Scheduled care and repairs to keep equipment safe and functional. Starts with N Can lead to temporary or permanent hearing loss or tinnitus (ringing in the ears) Starts with O Checking air levels in confined spaces to prevent suffocation. Starts with P Gear worn to protect against hazards on deck and in nets. Starts with Q Separating crew or gear to prevent spread of illness. Starts with R Systematic review of hazards and controls before work. Starts with S Practice exercise for emergencies like fire or man overboard. Starts with T These can cause various health effects, ranging from mild irritation to severe health conditions, including organ damage and cancer Starts with U A risky action that increases the chance of an incident. Starts with V Adequate air flow to prevent gas buildup in holds. Starts with W This can be caused by a variety of factors such as high workloads, tight deadlines, lack of control over work, and poor organizational support. Starts with X Radar operating in X-band to detect nearby vessels. Starts with Y Onboard safety practices applicable to crew and vessel. Starts with Z Approach aiming to minimize hazards through controls.

A to Z of Fisheries SafetyVersión en línea

One safety term per letter; solve the situation-based clues.

por Mariclaire Herrera

Starts with A

State of staying vigilant about hazards on fishing vessels.

Starts with B

They also include biological toxins, allergens, and biological vectors that can carry diseases across different species.

Starts with C

Any mixture or two or more chemical substances, through inhalation, skin absorption, ingestion, or contact with harmful substances.

Starts with D

It is a condition of abnormally dry weather within a geographic region.

Starts with E

A field that focuses on how the natural and human-built surroundings as well as behaviors affect human well-being.

Starts with F

Immediate care given to injuries before professional help.

Starts with G

Forms of protective eyewear that usually enclose or protect the area surrounding the eye

Starts with H

Securing device attached to a person to prevent falls.

Starts with I

This occurs when a pathogen is introduced into the body through a puncture, needlestick injury, or a bite from an infected vector, like a mosquito carrying the dengue virus.

Starts with J

Systematic review of tasks to identify hazards and controls.

Starts with K

Device that immediately stops machinery in an emergency.

Starts with L

Personal buoyant device worn to stay afloat in water.

Starts with M

Scheduled care and repairs to keep equipment safe and functional.

Starts with N

Can lead to temporary or permanent hearing loss or tinnitus (ringing in the ears)

Starts with O

Checking air levels in confined spaces to prevent suffocation.

Starts with P

Gear worn to protect against hazards on deck and in nets.

Starts with Q

Separating crew or gear to prevent spread of illness.

Starts with R

Systematic review of hazards and controls before work.

Starts with S

Practice exercise for emergencies like fire or man overboard.

Starts with T

These can cause various health effects, ranging from mild irritation to severe health conditions, including organ damage and cancer

Starts with U

A risky action that increases the chance of an incident.

Starts with V

Adequate air flow to prevent gas buildup in holds.

Starts with W

This can be caused by a variety of factors such as high workloads, tight deadlines, lack of control over work, and poor organizational support.

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por Mariclaire Herrera

Starts with A

State of staying vigilant about hazards on fishing vessels.

Starts with B

They also include biological toxins, allergens, and biological vectors that can carry diseases across different species.

Starts with C

Any mixture or two or more chemical substances, through inhalation, skin absorption, ingestion, or contact with harmful substances.

Starts with D

It is a condition of abnormally dry weather within a geographic region.

Starts with E

A field that focuses on how the natural and human-built surroundings as well as behaviors affect human well-being.

Starts with F

Immediate care given to injuries before professional help.

Starts with G

Forms of protective eyewear that usually enclose or protect the area surrounding the eye

Starts with H

Securing device attached to a person to prevent falls.

Starts with I

This occurs when a pathogen is introduced into the body through a puncture, needlestick injury, or a bite from an infected vector, like a mosquito carrying the dengue virus.

Starts with J

Systematic review of tasks to identify hazards and controls.

Starts with K

Device that immediately stops machinery in an emergency.

Starts with L

Personal buoyant device worn to stay afloat in water.

Starts with M

Scheduled care and repairs to keep equipment safe and functional.

Starts with N

Can lead to temporary or permanent hearing loss or tinnitus (ringing in the ears)

Starts with O

Checking air levels in confined spaces to prevent suffocation.

Starts with P

Gear worn to protect against hazards on deck and in nets.

Starts with Q

Separating crew or gear to prevent spread of illness.

Starts with R

Systematic review of hazards and controls before work.

Starts with S

Practice exercise for emergencies like fire or man overboard.

Starts with T

These can cause various health effects, ranging from mild irritation to severe health conditions, including organ damage and cancer

Starts with U

A risky action that increases the chance of an incident.

Starts with V

Adequate air flow to prevent gas buildup in holds.

Starts with W

This can be caused by a variety of factors such as high workloads, tight deadlines, lack of control over work, and poor organizational support.

Starts with X

Radar operating in X-band to detect nearby vessels.

Starts with Y

Onboard safety practices applicable to crew and vessel.

Starts with Z

Approach aiming to minimize hazards through controls.