Lab Safety Article

Personal Protective Equipment

Professional Practice Evaluation

Protective Procedures for Experiments

Proper Physical Examination

Schedule daily science activities

Provide safety and handling information for chemicals

Track student data sheets

Identify scientific diagrams and symbols

Eyewash station

Fire extinguisher

Bunsen burner

Safety shower

Pick it up with bare hands

Use heat-resistant gloves or tongs

Blow on it until it cools

Leave it on the table until the next day

It attracts pests

It distracts from work

Food can become contaminated with chemicals

It makes the room smell bad

Safety goggles

Fume hood

Safety shower

Apron

Tell them it's fine as long as they stand back

Inform the teacher immediately

Hand them your goggles to use

Move their lab group to a different table

Heat directly over an open flame

Use a hot plate in a well-ventilated area

Warm it by holding in your hands

Place it near a window to heat in sunlight

A student wearing gloves while handling chemicals

Wearing sandals during a lab involving glassware

Using a fume hood when mixing chemicals

Reading SDS sheets before starting

No running, no touching chemicals, no talking

Wear goggles, follow teacher instructions, know emergency equipment locations

Don't break glassware, don't eat, don't use phones

Ask before acting, move cautiously, handle materials with respect