MAIN DECK Flashcards
What is Rule Number 1?
Read Procedure
Read the procedure thoroughly before entering the lab.
What is Rule Number 2?
Instructions/Teacher present
Carefully follow all instructions and don’t work in the class without a teacher present
What is Rule Number 3?
Safety Goggles and Apron
Safety goggles and aprons must be worn at all times.
What is Rule Number 4?
Safety equipment
Know/remember all the locations of the safety equipment. This includes a First aid kit, Eye wash station, Fire extinguisher, and chemical spill kit.
What is Rule Number 5?
Follow signs/regulations
Know and follow the “Workplace Hazardous Materials” signs/regulations
What is Rule Number 6?
Hair, Jewlery, Baggy clothes, Full pant
Long hair must be tied, jewelry must be removed, baggy clothing must be secured and long pants must be worn.
What is Rule Number 7?
Eating/cosmetics
Eating, drinking, chewing gum, and any cosmetics/items are prohibited.
What is Rule Number 8?
Walking and Belongings
Carefully walk and keep your area clean, as well as keeping belongings in a designated place.
What is Rule Number 9?
Glassware
Examine glassware for any damage
What is Rule Number 10?
Taste/Touch substance
Dont taste or touch any substance or mixture.
What is Rule Number 11?
Handling Chemicals
Handle chemicals with care
What is Rule Number 12?
Harmful Fumes
Experiments involving harmful fumes must be performed in a fume head.
What is Rule Number 13?
Test Tube Mouth
Don’t point the mouth of a test tube at yourself or others.
What is Rule Number 14?
Accident/Injury
Report any accident on injury to the teacher immediately.
What is Rule Number 15?
Hot Equipment
Never leave hot equipment unattended
What is Rule Number 16?
Electrical Equipment
Be careful with electrical equipment
What is Rule Number 17?
Removing Equipment From Lab
Never remove equipment from lab without permission
What is Rule Number 18?
Clean Equipment, Dispose Trash
Ensure all equipment is clean and returned, as well as all waste is disposed of.
What does the symbol represent: Exploding Bomb
The material is explosive and combustion can occur if not handled with care
What does the symbol represent: Flame
The material is easy to ignite and can burn rapidly
What does the symbol represent: Flame Over Circle
Materials that release oxidizing chemicals, greatly increase the the risk of a fire or explosion
What does the symbol represent: Gas Cylinder
The gas in the cylinder is under high pressure and is sensitive to punctures
What does the symbol represent: Corrosion
The material can chemically react to other materials by destroying them
What does the symbol represent: Skull and Bones
The material has the potential to be fatal or cause death
What does the symbol represent: Exclamation Mark
The material can cause mildly to barely severe health events from exposure
What does the symbol represent: Health Hazard
The material can cause chronic health effects from disease.
What does the symbol represent: Enviorment
Materials that can harm aquatic life when releases into water
What does the symbol represent: Biohazardous Infectious Materials
The material contains organisms that are harmful to our health by causing disease or illness.
