Workplace Safety

noun a mixture of carbon dioxide and other gases, formed in mines and causing suffocation

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• Miners must be cautious of chokedamp, a dangerous gas found in underground mines.
• Make sure to watch out for chokedamp when you're down in the mine.
• Chokedamp is no joke, stay safe underground!
• The toxic atmosphere in the meeting was like a cloud of chokedamp, suffocating any productive discussion.

adjective causing fatigue or tiredness

• The long hike through the mountains was incredibly fatiguing.
• I'm so tired, that hike was so fatiguing.
• I can't believe how fatiguing that workout was, I'm beat.
• Dealing with her constant complaints is so fatiguing, it's mentally exhausting.

noun A safety belt is a strap or harness worn in a vehicle to prevent injury in the event of a sudden stop or collision.

• It is important to always fasten your safety belt before driving.
• Hey, don't forget to buckle up your safety belt!
• Make sure you strap on your safety belt before hitting the road.
• Wearing a safety belt is like having a security blanket while driving.

noun an occupational disease commonly found in miners and workers in industries such as construction and manufacturing

• Silicosis is a progressive and incurable lung disease caused by inhaling silica dust.
• My grandpa developed silicosis after years of working in the mines.
• Dude, that job is a silicosis trap, you should get out of there.
• The toxic environment of that workplace felt like a slow-acting silicosis on my soul.