Confined Spaces Safety Crosswords (Printable PDF)

Part of the Building Safe Minds safety training series from Digital Raven Co.

Confined spaces are unforgiving. This PDF helps keep the rules fresh.

Building Safe Minds: Confined Spaces Safety Crosswords turns key confined space safety concepts into printable crossword puzzles. Use them to reinforce permit-required confined space training and help workers remember the hazards and controls that matter most. Topics are aligned with widely used confined space requirements and best practices, including atmospheric hazards, entry permits, attendant duties, isolation of energy sources, and rescue planning.¹

Use this PDF to:

• Print crosswords as handouts during confined space training classes

• Reinforce key concepts in safety meetings, tailgates, and toolbox talks

• Leave puzzles in lunch rooms and break rooms for self-paced practice

• Support periodic refresher training on confined space procedures

What’s inside:

• Confined space crosswords focused on:

– Definitions and examples of confined and permit-required confined spaces

– Atmospheric hazards (oxygen deficiency/enrichment, toxic and flammable atmospheres)

– Lockout/tagout and isolation of mechanical and electrical hazards

– Duties of entrants, attendants, and entry supervisors

– Entry permits, atmospheric monitoring, ventilation, and rescue planning

• Clues and answers written in clear, worksite-friendly language

• Large 8.5" x 11" pages, ready to print and photocopy

Who it’s for:

• Safety managers and coordinators overseeing confined space programs

• Supervisors, foremen, and entry supervisors

• Trainers delivering confined space awareness or permit-required confined space courses

License (Per Location/Site): Each purchase grants one organization a non-transferable license to use these materials internally at one physical location/site (or one distinct business unit/location as listed at purchase). Additional locations/sites require additional licenses. Resale, redistribution, and public posting are not permitted.

Disclaimer: These materials are provided for informational and educational purposes and do not constitute legal advice. You are responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and internal requirements. Consider review by qualified counsel where appropriate.