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Safe Laboratory Practice What Students Should Know

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Page 1: Student safety presentation

Safe Laboratory Practice

What Students Should Know

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Protecting the Eyes

Safety GogglesStudents are required to wear splashproof safety goggles at any time in which glassware, heat, chemicals, projectiles & compressed gases are being used.

I’m Dead-Sexy

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Caustic Chemical Exposure to the Skin

Wash exposed area immediately for 5-15 minutes MINOR: in the sink MAJOR: in safety shower and/or eye wash fountain

If possible, remove any clothing that is saturated with the caustic chemical

Tell Steg immediately

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Protecting your hands

Do not allow any chemicals in contact with your hands when using corrosives, toxics, or chemicals that can be absorbed through the skin – wear lab-provided protective gloves

If you are exposed, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water for 5-15 minutes immediately.

Always wash hands after a lab

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Protecting Your Respiratory System

Ventilation Hood If a chemical is volatile, a hazard by inhalation or corrosive use the hood

If you’re using the hood you need protective gloves and safety goggles

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Protect Your Hair & Skin

From chemicals and flames exposure:Tie back loose hair

Be cautious with loose clothing on arms

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Protect Your Skin

Open Toes are NOT allowed… keep shoes here if you need to

Wear clothes that cover your at-risk skin (including bare midriffs).

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Protecting the Nasal Passages

If you have to smell a chemicalpoint the vessel away from the face

fan the vapors toward your nose with an ungloved hand-WAFT

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Protecting the Mouth

Never, Never taste a chemical

Hmm…tastes just like chicken

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Food & Drink in the LabALL food and drink must be kept in the lecture room

NEVER eat or drink during a lab

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Follow the Lab Guidelines

Refrain from unauthorized procedure modifications

Lab should be fun but absolutely no horseplay

The results could be disastrous.

Stop horsing around

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Working with Acids

Working with concentrated acidswork in the hood

Do As You Oughter…Add Acid to Water

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Hazardous Waste

Dispose of waste properly…ask

Do not put anything down the sink drain unless instructor says it’s OK

This’ll fix Batman

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ACCIDENTS

If you have an accident-Tell the instructor Immediately!!!!

If something breaks, don’t try to clean it…report it!

That’s not whatI was going

For!!

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Emergency Safety Equipment

Safety Shower and Eye Wash Fountain –how to use

Fire extinguisher Fire blanket First aid

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Access to the Lab Prep AreaFor safety reasons you’re not welcome in this area.This is the area of chemical preparation--you may come to the door to ask for assistance but no further

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Fire or a Chemical Spill

Safety first: Stay away from it!!!

Inform the instructor

Stay calm

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Emergency Event

If an emergency happens, keep your cool, and ask for help either from Steg or from a neighboring teacher

If all else fails call 911.

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Emergency Event

Make certain that you know the fire route