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    Laboratory safety guidelines include being aware of trip hazards on the floor, avoiding play or distractions in the lab area, and following all instructions carefully. Equipment and supplies should only be used as directed, and forcing items together or putting objects in electrical sockets can cause damage or injury. Proper eye protection and clothing should be worn when working with chemicals, flames, or hot objects. Any spills, injuries, or fires should immediately be reported to the teacher.

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    Laboratory safety guidelines include being aware of trip hazards on the floor, avoiding play or distractions in the lab area, and following all instructions carefully. Equipment and supplies should only be used as directed, and forcing items together or putting objects in electrical sockets can cause damage or injury. Proper eye protection and clothing should be worn when working with chemicals, flames, or hot objects. Any spills, injuries, or fires should immediately be reported to the teacher.

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    Laboratory safety guidelines include being aware of trip hazards on the floor, avoiding play or distractions in the lab area, and following all instructions carefully. Equipment and supplies should only be used as directed, and forcing items together or putting objects in electrical sockets can cause damage or injury. Proper eye protection and clothing should be worn when working with chemicals, flames, or hot objects. Any spills, injuries, or fires should immediately be reported to the teacher.

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    Laboratory safety guidelines include being aware of trip hazards on the floor, avoiding play or distractions in the lab area, and following all instructions carefully. Equipment and supplies should only be used as directed, and forcing items together or putting objects in electrical sockets can cause damage or injury. Proper eye protection and clothing should be worn when working with chemicals, flames, or hot objects. Any spills, injuries, or fires should immediately be reported to the teacher.

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    Laboratory Safety

    Be aware of hazards on the floor.


    • Avoid tripping over cords and objects.
    • Avoid slipping in puddles of water.
    No play in the activity area.
    No pushing, no shoving, no play, and no
    mischief. Keep each other safe.
    No electronic devices or music/earbuds in
    the activity area. They are distractions and
    cause you to be careless.
    They also waste
    your time.
    Follow instructions as written. Follow
    instructions as outlined by the teacher.
    Listen carefully. Ask for clarification if you
    do not understand.
    Use the equipment and supplies the
    correct way. Equipment and supplies are
    not toys.
    Do not force items together. Some may
    not fit together. Forcing items together may
    damage them or injure you.
    Do not put metal objects (or any other
    objects) into electrical sockets. You will
    get shocked, or worse, electrocuted.
    Wear eye protection when working with
    chemicals, glass, granular materials, fire,
    tools, or anything else that may harm
    eyes. Listen to your teacher’s directions.
    No food or drink in lab area. There may
    be toxic materials on the lab benches or on
    your hands.
    Do not use broken glassware or broken
    equipment.
    • Give the broken glassware to the teacher.
    • Tell the teacher immediately if you break
    glass items.
    Do not throw broken glassware away in
    the classroom trash bin.
    • Give the broken glassware to the teacher.
    • The teacher will dispose of the broken
    glass correctly.
    If you spill chemicals, tell the teacher
    immediately.
    Do not dump chemicals down the sink.
    There will be labeled containers for
    chemical waste. Ask the teacher for help.
    Do not put unused
    chemicals back into their
    original containers. The
    unused chemicals may be
    contaminated.
    Do not taste, drink,
    or eat any chemicals
    or substances in the
    laboratory.
    Do not mix chemicals together randomly.
    They may cause harmful chemical reactions.
    Do not breath in vapors from beakers or
    flasks. Waft the vapors only if you need to
    smell the contents.
    Point test tubes, flasks, and beakers away
    from you and others when mixing
    chemicals, pouring chemicals, or heating.
    When using flames or Bunsen burners
    • Tie long hair back behind head.
    • Use eye protection
    • Wear fitted or protective clothing
    Do not grab or hold hot objects with your
    bare hands. Use clasps or insulated gloves.
    If a fire starts in the classroom, tell the
    teacher immediately.
    • Move away from the fire.
    • Listen to teacher instructions.
    If you get chemicals on
    your clothing or in your
    eyes, notify the teacher
    immediately.
    The teacher will move you to
    the eyewash station or
    shower as needed.
    Use power tools and sharp
    objects only under the
    supervision of an adult or
    the teacher.
    Do not use power tools or
    sharp objects when
    unsupervised.
    Always wash your
    hands after completing
    an activity in the
    laboratory area.

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